Talking large-scale, the pacific war was fought mainly by naval encounters, with aircraft carriers deploying fighter-bombers to sink enemy ships and fighter aircraft to destroy enemy aircraft. Much of the land conflict was done by American infantry, deployed by sea, assaulting entrenched Japanese infantry and artillery positions in order to capture Japanese airfields. Overall, the dominant weapon was the airplane; the war was won, or lost, by who had air superiority, considering it was mostly naval battles or bunker-busting, two situations ideal for fighter-bombers.
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Because they used relatively dominant defensive weapons, such as machine guns,wires and artillery compared to the offensive weapons, such as rushing infantry over the top to be slaughtered and inaccurate offensive artillery this caused stalemates and thus made the war slower and thus changed the nature of the war to a war of attrition
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It ended the war in the Pacific. It also ushered in the nuclear arms race and led to the proliferation of nuclear weapons.
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During World War II, the Pacific and European Theaters were similar in that many of the same weapons were utilized and most of the same nations were involved, although Japan was the primary Axis Power in the Pacific, with Germany and Italy as the Axis Powers in Europe. Differences between the theaters are many, with perhaps the most important being the land-based focus in Europe and the sea/air focus in the Pacific.
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The Cold War was a war where there is standoffs, but no weapons fired. Hot war is where weapons are used.
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The Melanesian are a dominant tribe on the island of Melanesia, located in the Pacific Ocean.
No nuclear weapons were used in the korean war
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