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The battle that ended in a draw but prevented the japanese from invading australia

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The correct answer is the Battle of the Coral Sea

Japan wanted to reinforce its position in the Pacific by invading Australia and surrounding islands. They had a naval battle against ships of US and Australia and although they won because they destroyed more of opponents ships, Japan was actually a strategic loser because they didn't manage to get the position that they wanted, so the battle was a stalemate overall.

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