What is the significance of battle of guadacanal?

Answer 1

it was the largest battle of the pacific war

troops were bothered by leeches and insects

japanese troops resisted fiercely

d all of the above apex

Answer 2

The signifcance of the Battle of Guadalcanal for the Allied Forces and the home fronts of the nations that went against the Japanese was that they were making headway against the Japanese. The Japanese had lost their island the Allied Forces now had an island for an airfield. The Japanese lost a lot in that battle too that crippled their abililty to wage war (one of the goals of the forces). It was also a very deadly and bloody battle that went down in history.

Answer 3

During World War II, the Battle of Guadalcanal was important for several reasons. For one thing, it represented the beginning of the Allied offensive against the Japanese. For another thing, it established still further a growing competence and confidence on the part of the Allied naval forces in their engagements with the once-superior Japanese Navy.
Nova Net Final Test Answer: The Japanese defeat put them on the defensive, and they steadily lost ground from then on

Answer 4

Novanet: the japs defeat put them on the deffensive and the steadily lost ground from then on.

Answer 5

It was the first time that U.S. naval forces were equal in strenght to the Japanese

Answer 6

It was the first island the Allied Forces took from the Japanese in a victorious effort. It showed the Japanese they were not unbeatable and the Allied Forces meant business.

Answer 7

Some of the worst USN defeats and losses in US history; but the first US victory and the first Japanese defeat in WWII.

Answer 8

The Battle of Guadalcanal was the turning point of the WW2 on the Pacific Front.

Answer 9

all of the above (apex)