The Japanese could never have defeated the United States and its immense industrial and military capacity. The Battle of Midway, forever changed the fortune of war in the Pacific. Japan lost 4 large aircraft carrier and all their best pilots-which would be hard to be replaced. Admiral Yamamoto, the Supreme Naval Commander and a realist, knew the war was over and that after Pearl Harbor, said that Japan had "awaken a sleeping giant,". The fact that the Japanese didn't find the 2 American aircraft carriers at Pearl Harbor, would cost the Japanese dearly at the Battle of Midway, the following year in 1942. The Japanese, unlike the Allies and Germans, were never serious in developing an atomic bomb.
If they or Japan had beat the US to the bomb, If Hitler had limited himself to one front only at a time, If they had attacked Russia earlier, before winter things could have been different.
Emperor Hirohito was the 'king' of Japan in WW2.
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Japan and USA were NOT friends in ww2.
It was the measure to make Japan surrender in ww2.
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Both Germany and Japan fought against the US in WW2.Both Germany and Japan fought against the US in WW2.
That the US could replace with 10 warships for every 1 warship that Japan sunk in WW2. That the US could replace with 10 tanks for every 1 tank that Germany knocked out in WW2. That the US could replace with 20 or more warplanes for every airplane that the axis destroyed in WW2.
No, in WW2 Japan was an enemy of the US.
No. I don't know if the US had Embassy personnel in Japan in WW2, but there were few if any US citizens in Japan in 1945 before the end of WW2.
japan they got better tatics but usa defeated japan in ww2