Japan was trying to control all of the islands of the Pacific. The Allied forces refused to allow that level of Imperialism and Midway Island was one of the more vigorously contested battle fronts.
The Battle of Britain.
Since most nations of the world are in the United Nations, all of the countries fighting in Iraq and UN member states. The US has in the past used Iraq's material breach of United Nations Security Council Resolutions 1441 and 687 to justify the invasion of Iraq. Despite United Nations Security Council Resolution 1483 later recognizing US/UK jurisdiction over Iraq as legal, the invasion was never supported by a Security Council resolution.
Nations are constantly fighting for power, if you have multiple nations fighting against each other, you want to have as many people on your side as you can. Many hands make light work.
the nations simply agreed to stop fighting
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Hi, please be more specific as to which war you are asking about.
The main impact was the turning point of the Naval war in the Pacific. Prior to Midway, the Allies were fighting an uphill battle against the Japanese Navy. After Midway, the Japanese Navy was fighting an uphill battle with the Allies.
It wasn't the Army, it was the Navy, and essentially they were fighting for the upper hand in control of Pacific waters. Winning the Battle of Midway was the turning point of the Naval war for the United States.
Japan was the only Axis country involved in, and defeated at, the Battle of Midway.
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The Battle of Britain.
the battle of midway was fought by mainly air, partly sea, and no land. The US had planes station on Midway, but no actual fighting took place on land. It was mainly a battle of air craft carrier based air planes bombing the enemies ships.
Battle of Midway
The Battle of Midway took place over the islands of the Midway group in the Pacific Ocean and to the north and west of the islands.
An alliance of nations is called a coalition.