signaling the turning point of japanese carrier battle power leaving them short on ships planes gas and they were never able to

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signaling the turning point of japanese carrier battle power leaving them short on ships planes gas and they were never able to

fully recover describes what navy battles

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QveST [7] · Answer 1 · 2022-06-17T10:34:37+03:00

Answer:

Battle of Philippine Sea

Explanation:

The Imperial Japanese Navy during World WII was growing strong and exercise their strength in the Pacific Ocean. Japan fought and captured territories and soon arise in power in Asia and the Pacific. The increasing vigour and the attack on Pearl harbour lead Americans to attack the Japanese Navy. The Battle of the Philippine Sea happened in 1944, which eliminated the Imperial Japanese Navy's capability to convoy large-scale carrier actions. The second battle in the Philippine Sea helped MacArthur to defeated Japan and ended its power in the Pacific region.