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Midway Atoll, United States Minor Outlying Islands

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The Pacific War’s Defining Clash: Midway 1942

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The Pacific War’s Defining Clash: Midway 1942

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Date: June 4 to June 7, 1942

Description: It was a turning point in World War ll. The U.S defeated Japan, sinking four Japanese aircraft carries while losing only one. This victory halted Japan's expansion in the pacific

Outcome of event: was a turning point in World War II. The U.S. defeated Japan, sinking four Japanese aircraft carriers while losing only one. This victory halted Japan’s expansion in the Pacific

Medical issues: Soldiers battle injuries, infections and psychological trauma. Treatments included penicillin for infections, blood transfusions for wounds and psychiatric care for mental health

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December 7, 1941: The Strike That Changed History

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December 7, 1941: The Strike That Changed History

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Date: happened on Dec 7,1941 ended shortly over an hour

Description: Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, destroying U.S ships and aircraft. Over 2,400 Americans died. The next day, the U.S declared war on Japan, entering World War ll.

Outcome of event: The Attack on Pearl Harbor led to the U.S entering World War ll. It caused major losses for the U.S Navy and increased anti-Japanese sentiment. Japan's actions triggered a war that ended with its defeat in 1945

Medical issues: The soldiers faced battle injuries, infections and psychological trauma. Treatments included penicillin for infections, blood transfusions for wounds and psychiatric care for mental health.

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Guadalcanal: The First Major Allied Offensive 1942

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Guadalcanal: The First Major Allied Offensive 1942

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Date: August 7, 1942- Febuary 9, 1943

Description: Was the first major Allied offensive in the pacific during World War ll. The U.S defeated Japan securing a key island and shifting momentum in the war

Outcome of event: was a major Allied victory in the Pacific. The U.S. defeated Japan, securing the island and shifting momentum in World War II.

Medical issues: soldiers faced combat injuries, malaria, and infections. Treatments included blood transfusions, malaria medication, and field hospitals

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The Largest Naval Battle in History: Leyte Gulf 1944

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The Largest Naval Battle in History: Leyte Gulf 1944

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Date: October 23 to October 26,1944

Description: was the largest naval battle in history. The Allies defeated Japan, crippling its navy and securing the Philippines

Outcome of event: was a decisive Allied victory. The U.S. crushed Japan’s navy, securing the Philippines and shifting momentum in World War II

Medical Issues: soldiers faced combat injuries, infections, and exhaustion. Treatments included surgical care on ships, blood transfusions, and basic medical aid

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Okinoshima Island, Ōshima, Munakata, Fukuoka, Japan

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Date: April 1 to June 22, 1945

Description: was the last major battle of World War II. The U.S. defeated Japan, securing Okinawa in a brutal fight that led to heavy casualties on both sides

Outcome of event: was a major Allied victory. The U.S. defeated Japan, securing Okinawa and paving the way for the war’s end

Medical issues: soldiers faced combat injuries, infections, and exhaustion. Treatments included surgical care on ships, blood transfusions, and basic medical aid

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The Overpass or Flyover Battle of Anzio 1944, Campo di Carne, Province of Latina, Italy

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date: Jan 22 to June 5, 1944

Description: was an Allied amphibious landing in Italy during World War II. The U.S. and British forces aimed to bypass German defenses and capture Rome. After months of intense fighting, the Allies broke through, leading to the liberation of Rome

outcome of event: was an Allied victory. The U.S. and British forces broke through German defenses, leading to the liberation of Rome

medical issues:the Battle of Anzio, soldiers faced combat injuries, trench foot, and infections. Treatments included field hospitals, blood transfusions, and basic medical aid

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D-Day Beaches, Le Presbytere، Rue d'Argouges, Mosles, France

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June 6, 1944: The Day That Changed the War

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June 6, 1944: The Day That Changed the War

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Date: June 6, 1944-July 9,1944

Description:was the largest Allied invasion of World War II. U.S., British, and Canadian troops stormed Normandy’s beaches, breaking through German defenses and beginning the liberation of France

Outcome of event: was a major Allied victory. The U.S., British, and Canadian forces broke through German defenses, leading to the liberation of France and shifting momentum in World War II.

Medical issues:the Battle of Anzio, soldiers faced combat injuries, trench foot, and infections. Treatments included field hospitals, blood transfusions, and basic medical aid

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The Forgotten Meat Grinder: Hurtgen 1944

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The Forgotten Meat Grinder: Hurtgen 1944

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Date: Sept 19 - dec 16 1944

Description: was a brutal and costly battle between U.S. and German forces in dense forest terrain. The Germans defended fiercely, causing heavy American casualties in one of the longest battles on German soil

outcome of event:ended in a German victory. The U.S. suffered heavy casualties, failing to break through German defenses in the dense forest.

Medical issues:soldiers faced combat injuries, frostbite, and infections. Treatments included field hospitals, blood transfusions, and emergency medical aid

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Battle Of The Bulge Memorial, Rue de Cielle, La Roche-en-Ardenne, Belgium

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The Frozen Struggle: Battle of the Bulge 1944

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The Frozen Struggle: Battle of the Bulge 1944

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date: Dec 16,1944- Jan 28,1945

description: was Germany’s last major offensive in World War II. The Germans launched a surprise attack in the Ardennes, but the Allies pushed them back, leading to a decisive victory

outcome of event: Battle of the Bulge (December 16, 1944–January 28, 1945) was an Allied victory. The U.S. and British forces pushed back the German offensive, leading to heavy German losses and accelerating the end of World War II

medical issues:soldiers faced combat injuries, frostbite, and infections. Treatments included field hospitals, blood transfusions, and emergency medical aid

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Atomic Bomb Dome, 1 Chome-1-10 Otemachi, Naka Ward, Hiroshima, Japan

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August 6, 1945: The Bomb That Shook History

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August 6, 1945: The Bomb That Shook History

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Date: Aud 6, 1945- Aug 9, 1945

Description: was the first use of nuclear weapons in war. The U.S. dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, causing massive destruction and loss of life, leading to Japan’s surrender in World War ll

Outcome of event: led to massive destruction and loss of life. Japan surrendered soon after, ending World War II

Medical issues: soldiers faced combat injuries, frostbite, and infections. Treatments included field hospitals, blood transfusions, and emergency medical aid

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date: Aug 9, 1945 - Aug 6, 1945

Description: was the second and final use of nuclear weapons in war. The U.S. dropped an atomic bomb on Nagasaki, causing massive destruction and loss of life, leading to Japan’s surrender in World War II

outcome of event: led to massive destruction and loss of life. Japan surrendered soon after, ending World War II

Medical issues: During the atomic bombing of Nagasaki, survivors faced burns, radiation sickness, and infections. Treatments included makeshift medical aid, limited hospital care, and emergency relief efforts