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What is the island in the pacific where US forced turned back Japan's navy?
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The Island of Midway.
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What was the pacific island where us forces turned back the Japanese navy?
pacific sae Midway. DLW
What Pacific battle turned world war 2 in favor to the US?
Midway Island
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That was the Battle of Midway Island.
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Battle of midway turned the tides, because the Japanese lost their Carriers, and without those, The USA had naval supremacy, and in an island hopping war, whoever controls the water, controls the war.
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The battle of Midway .
