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To name a few: 1. Superior Japanese "Long Lance" torpedoes. 2. Inferior US submarine torpedoes. 3. Underestimating Japanese Gunfire during a surface action at the Battle of Savo Island; 4 Allied HEAVY Cruisers sunk...no Japanese losses.
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What pacific island was captured by Americans after 6 months of jungle fighting during World War 2?
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What was not an issue that made fighting difficult in the Pacific Theater?
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When was National Council of Asian Pacific Americans created?
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What made fighting in the pacific difficult?
answer it your self
What year did Balboa first encounter the Pacific Ocean?
Balboa first encountered the Pacific Ocean on September 13th of 1513. :D
Who was the US fighting in the pacific theater?
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Who was engaged in warfare in the pacific before the bombing of Hiroshima?
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