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- Timeline: 1944
- One of the bloodiest battles in Marine Corps History
- U.S. wanted to launch bombing runs from their strategic airfields (reason to invading)

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- Timeline: December 1944 - January 1945
- A great victory for the US
- Last German offense on the Western Front
- After this battle, Germany surrendered to the Allied Forces

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- Land, air, and sea forces of the Allied armies were brought together
- Became known as the biggest invasion force in history
- Changed the future and the even later generations

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- Timeline: November 1942- May 1943
- Allies landed in Morocco and Algeria
- Intended to draw the Axis forces away from the Eastern front
- German and Italian troops ended up surrendering

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- Over 200,000 navel personnel were involved
- Almost 40 planes sunk
- Ended Japans Naval capacity to fight against others

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- Date: August 7, 1942
- This battle ended all Japanese expansion
- Winning this battle helped get other in line and Japan to surrender

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-  Timeline: June 4-7 1942
- Happened six months after Pearl Harbor and one month after the Battle of Coral Sea
- Fought almost with aircrafts
- U.S intelligence knew Japan was going to attack them

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- Major Naval battle between May 4-8 1942
- Was the first aircraft carrier battle that was ever fought
- Fought off of Australia's shores

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- Suffered from starvation, many prisoners did not make it through the march
- Many were beaten, killed, and even beheaded
- Timeline: April - October 1942
- Filipino prisoners were captured by the Japanese, led them to march around 80 miles

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Anzio, Metropolitan City of Rome Capital, Italy

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Battle of Bloody Anzio  (January 22- June 5, 1944) 

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Battle of Bloody Anzio  (January 22- June 5, 1944) 

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- 40,000 Allied Troops of American Fifth Army, Sixth corps, and and the British Infantry landed on Anzio
- Achieved the most complete tactical surprise
- Germans ended up containing the Allied Invasion force