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Date: July 24 until August 1, 1944
Branches: Army and Navy of both Japan and America
Goal:The goal for the United states was to cut off Japan from its rich resources.
Outcome:The United States won.Both lost men but Japan lost a mot more then the U.S.

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Date: June 15 to July 9 1944.
Branches: Army and navy of both Japan and America
Goal:The goal for the US was to take possession of the island of Saipan.
Outcome:The United states won.Both lost men in war but Japan lost a lot more then the U.S.

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Date: November 20 1943- November 23 1943

Military Branch(es):  U.S. Marine Corps
U.S. Military

Goals: In planning the attack on Tarawa, Nimitz urged Spruance to attack Tarawa, occupy it and to withdraw again as quickly as possible, fearing a major Japanese naval retaliation against this, the first major US amphibious assault. Spruance in turn had emphasised speed on the 2nd Marine Division commander, Major General Julian C Smith.

Outcome:
1692 Americans killed 4690 japanese killed 2101 wounded.
U.S. won the battle of Tarawa

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Date: April 1, 1945-June 22, 1945

Military Branches: Navy, Army, Marines

Goal: Allied Powers wanted to get the air bases that were vital to the projected invasion of Japan

Outcome: America Won.

America: 7,347 killed, 31. 807 wounded, 239 missing in action, 34 ships sunk, 368 damaged, 763 aircraft lost

Japan: 2,800 aircraft lost, 1 battleship, light cruiser, 4 destroyers, 10.000 men killed

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Date- June 15- July 9 of 1944
Military Branches- American Military and American marines
Goals of the US- To take out both Japanese aircraft and facilities.
Outcome- Americans, both suffered about the same numbers of killed and wounded and all the 1 thousand of the Japanese soldiers were dead. Japanese lost 37 aircraft during this operation

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Battles of Battaan and Corregidor:              

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Battles of Battaan and Corregidor:              

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Date: January 7th 1942- April 9th 1942
Military Branches: Army and Navy

Goal: The United States and the Philippines wished to defend Bataan and Corregidor from the Japanese onslaught.

Outcome: U.S. and Filipino troops were captured after they surrendered on April 9th. The United States and Philippines suffered casualties totaling 16,000. Over 84,000 troops were imprisoned by Japanese and 10,000 of those died in Japanese prison camps.

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Date- Oct. 23, 1944 to Oct. 24, 1944
Branches- Navy and Marines
Goals- The US hoped to reinforce the Allies control of the Pacific
Outcome: America won the battle. Many casualties on both sides. America had over 3,000; lost over 200 plus planes and Japan had over 12,500; lost over 300 planes.

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Date- Oct. 20, 1944- Sep.2 1945
Branches- Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Navy, Marine Corps
Goals- to invade and expel the imperial Japanese forces who had occupied Phiippines
Outome- Winner U.S.
U.S. lost 60,000
Japanese lost 336,000 and 12,000 captured

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Date Feb 19, 1945- Mar 26, 1945

Military Branches: Marine corps, Army, and Navy troops.

Goal: The goal was to take the island and take the airfield. This stopped them from intercepting , US bombers.

Outcome: The U.S won the battle of iwo jima. About 21,000 of Japanese soldiers died. And 1 million of US soldiers were dead or wounded.

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Date-  June 4-7 1942
Military branch- Japanese Navy and U.S Navy
Goal- U.S wanted to protect midway, however Japanese hoped to sink the american aircraft carriers that escaped destruction
Outcome- the Americans won. they won because they knew the plans of the Japanese.
Japan suffered because the U.S sunk 4 aircraft carriers and they lost 292 aircraft. it was the turning point in the war in the pacific theater . the Americans only lost 1 aircraft carriers and 145 aircraft.

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Date: Jan 30 - Feb 4 1944

Military branches: Army and Marine

Goals: The U.S goal was to capture Kwajalein and this would allow the Pacific Fleet to advance it's planned assault on the islands and it's drive towards the Philippines and Japanese home islands.

Outcome: U.S won. U.S had 377 soldiers killed and 1,500 wounded, the Japanese had 8,500 killed and 200 captured

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Date: Sep 15, 1944 -
Nov 27, 1944

Military Branches: US Marines and US Navy

Goals:In order for the US to reach its strategic goal of the ultimate defeat of the Japanese, they needed to attack throughout the pacific to close in on the homeland.

Outcome: 9,800 US soldiers killed. 10,700 Japanese soldiers killed, and 200 captured. The US won the battle of Peleliu.

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Date: Dec 8th 1941-1945

Military: Navy

Goals: Submarines were used to torpedo escort carriers from the opposing side.

Outcome: US won the battle, and the submarines alone were responsible for 55% of Japan's merchant marine losses. They also killed thousands of soldiers, destroyed carriers, and sunk a major escort carrier: Unyo.

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Dates: June 1944 - August 1945
Military branches: Military
Goals Of The U.S. : It was believed by many strategist of air power that major victories could be won by attacking industrial and political infrastructure rather than purely military targets.
Outcome: The U.S. tricked Japan with the bombing.

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Date:
Aug. 7, 1942 - Feb 9, 1943

Military Branches: Marines and Army

Goal: To take over the possession of a Guadalcanal air base, it was important to the control of sea lines of communications.

Outcome: Japan had lost two-thirds of the 31,400 troops and the US had lost 2,000 troops and 60,000 were deployed. Japan had lost the battle.

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Date- August 9 1942

Military- Navy, Army

Goals: The United States wanted to fight back against all the attacks from Japan

Outcome: The allies won once and the Japanese troops retreated, three heavy cruisers sunk,11077 allied troops were killed and 129 Japanese troops were killed during the battle of Savo Island

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Date: May 8, 1942

Military Branches: Navy and Air forces

Goals: In an attempt to strengthen their defensive positioning for their empire in the South Pacific, Japanese forces decided to invade and occupy Port Moresby in Guinea and tulagi inn the southeastern solomon islands

Outcome:1 transport damaged, 92 aircraft destroyed. The battle was a major naval battle in the Pacific Theater of World War II between the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) and naval and air forces from the United States and Australia.Three U.S. ships were sunk during the Battle of the Coral Sea and 69 American aircraft were destroyed.709 Allied men were killed during the battle.The Japanese lost one light aircraft carrier, 1 destroyer, 3 small warships, and 92 aircraft.  Damaged Japanese ships included 1 fleet carrier, 1 destroyer, 2 smaller warships, and 1 transport.  An estimated 966 men from the Japanese forces were killed.

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Date; Dec 7th 1941

Military Branches: Army ,  Navy, Marine corps

Goals: The United States had moved the Pacific Fleet to Pearl Harbor as a warning to Japan.  The Japanese responded by launching a sneak attack on the fleet in hopes of defeating the US quickly in the war.  This was a defensive battle for American forces, which fought back as best they could.

Outcome:   The Japanese sank or damaged sixteen ships, and killed 2403 American servicemen and civilians.  Japan lost 29 airplanes, five midget submarines, and 65 men killed and one captured.  While considered a victory at the time, the Japanese failed to destroy the submarine base, repair facilities, or fuel supplies, which allowed the US to recover fairly quickly.  It also unified the United States in a desire to defeat Japan.