Question

Which of the following losses changed the Japanese plan to continue advancing and taking islands in the Pacific?

Answer 1

The losses that changed the plan of Japanese in continuing to advance and take islands in the pacific is because of the fact that the Japanese had lost their aircraft carriers in which occurred in the battle of midway that made them to have a plan of taking islands on the pacific area. The correct answer is the first choice given above.

Answer 2

The losses which altered the Japanese plan to endure developing and occupying islands in the Pacific is Japan's loss of aircraft carriers in the Battle of Midway. The Battle of Midway was a very significant naval battle at the Pacific Theater of World War II which occurred between 4 and 7 June 1942, only six months after the attack from Japanese on Pearl Harbor and one month later after the Battle of the Coral Sea.

 

EXPLANATION:  

After Midway and the draining friction of the campaign of Solomon Islands, the capacity of Japan to reimburse for material losses (primarily aircraft carriers) and people (specifically maintenance crews pilots and well-trained) promptly turned out to be insufficient to cope with rising casualties, while the United States' training ability and large industries made damages easier to replace. The Battle of Midway, in consort with the Guadalcanal campaign, is generally considered a turning point in the Pacific War.

Some critics have said that the substantial losses on the aircraft carriers and veteran flight crew on Midway permanently worsened the Imperial Japanese Navy. Parshall and Tully have said that the heavy losses in the veteran aircraft’s crew (110, just below 25% of members of the crew leaving from four aircraft carriers) did not paralyze the entire Japanese naval air force; The Japanese Navy had 2,000 crew members that were carrier-qualified of aircraft at the start of the Pacific war.  

The damage of four large aircraft carriers and over 40% of highly skilled aircraft technicians and mechanics, plus the important destroyers and crew of the aircraft, and the loss of organizational information enclosed in highly trained crews were still a major setback for the Japanese aircraft carrier navy.

Several months after Midway, JNAF sustained similar fatalities in the Battle of the Santa Cruz Islands and the Battle of Eastern Solomon, and these battles, joined by the constant resistance of veterans in the Solomon campaign, were catalysts for a sharp descending spiral in operational ability.

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KEYWORDS : Pacific War, Battle of Midway

Subject  : History

Class  : 10-12

Sub-Chapter : Pacific War