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No. he was in charge of the European theater in WW2. MacArthur was in charge of the Pacific theater.
in the European theater we fought the Germans in the pacific theater we fought the Japanese
You are thinking of the Pacific Theater or PTO (Pacific Theater of Operations). It is the U.S. versing the Japanese.
The Allies divided the world into Theaters of Operations, of which there were two in the Pacific, the Central Pacific Theater and the Southwest Pacific Theater. There was also a China-Burma-India Theater. US Army General Douglas MacArthur was commander of the Southwest Pacific Theater. US Navy Admiral Chester Nimitz commanded the Central Pacific, and he was also commander of the US Pacific Fleet. Nimitz usually had the six divisions of US Marines, and Army troops as well under his command, plus US Army Air Force units. British General Lord Louis Mountbatten commanded the China-Burma-India Theater.
In all theaters of WWII: ETO, PTO, and CBI (European Theater of Operations; Pacific Theater of Operations; China, Burma, India Theater of Operations).
This is not going to be the answer you want. The Pacific Theater encompassed the entire Pacific Ocean. It has not physical beginning or ending.
A theater is a region of combat. The Pacific Theater (or Pacific Campaign) gets its name from the region it took place in, in much the same way that the European Theater dealt with battles in Italy, France, and Germany.
In the Pacific Theater of Operations, America and its allies fought the Empire of Japan.
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Strategic Command WWII Pacific Theater happened in 2008.
Admiral Chester Nimitz was commander of the American fleet in the Pacific and the western thrust that was used in the theater. General Douglas MacArthur was the army commander in the Pacific theater and lead the central thrust twords Japan in the Pacific front.
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