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Both MacArthur and Nimitz knew the major islands held by the Japanese in the Pacific Ocean had to be taken by the US. They developed an Island Hopping strategy. They would skip every other island they came to (there were too many small islands to deal with). This would cut off supply lines to the islands they skip, lessen casualties, and save a lot of time.
Japan had made the error of not devoting enough of its army to the Pacific Islands. They also failed to have enough aircraft carriers. This gave the US an advantage.
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Who was adopted The strategy of Divide and Rule?
lord curzon
What Allies adopted a Europe First strategy because .?
Only germany was considered a serious long term threat
How did Greene and strategy as a general differ from that of Gates at Camden?
General Nathanael Greene's strategy at the Battle of Camden differed from General Horatio Gates' approach primarily in his emphasis on mobility and attrition rather than direct confrontation. While Gates led a traditional frontal assault that resulted in a significant defeat, Greene adopted a more flexible strategy, focusing on retreating and regrouping rather than risking a decisive engagement. Greene's tactics aimed to wear down British forces over time, leveraging the advantages of local knowledge and support from militia, contrasting sharply with Gates' more conventional and rigid tactics.
How did general Winfield Scott feel about the civil war?
He knew that it would be a long war, and that the strategy ought to be long-term, with effective blockading of the South, to squeeze the life out of the Confederacy. This was derided as the 'Anaconda Plan'. But it was actually the basis of the strategy the Union eventually adopted. Very few others realized it would be a long war, though some letters Sherman wrote to Southern friends at the beginning suggest that he was one of the few.
America's basic cold war strategy emerged when the Truman administration adopted the recommendations of US diplomat and Soviet specialist George Kennan It is known as?
Correct Answer: a. the containment doctrine
General Douglas MacArthur adopted a strategy known as?
US General MacArthur realized that each island between Pearl Harbor and Japan had to be taken away from the Japanese. His plan was to hop from one Japanese held island, and carry on the battles to the next island. His plan was successful.
General Douglas MacArthur adopted a stategy known as?
because of your mom
Why did president Harry S. Truman fire general MacArthur?
President Truman relieved General Douglas MacArthur of his command of US forces in Korea in April, 1951. Truman later explained his actions as a desire to avoid expanding the war beyond Korea's borders and possibly starting a Third World War. This strategy of "limited war" was adopted in the United States during the Cold War.
What is the pricing strategy adopted by nokia?
Nokiahas adopted a pricing strategy that positions their products in the lower and of the market. Nokia is focusing on the lower middle-class market.
Who was adopted The strategy of Divide and Rule?
lord curzon
What marketing strategy adopted in japan?
consumer led approach
What is the Distribution strategy adopted by Sony in India?
Sony india follows a one level distribution strategy i.e. manufacturer to retailers to customers.
When was Rhode Island's motto adopted?
It was adopted by the General Assembly on 4 May 1664.
Which theory of FDI best explains the international expansion strategy adopted by Starbucks?
internationalism
What is regular marketing?
regular marketing means same strategy adopted for lanching a product in an other country
How did the allies allies attempt to regain control of the pacific?
The Allies attempted to reagin control of the Pacific by using a strategy of island hopping. Basically, they would capture islands of strategic value, dodging arounds those that weren't that important. The Allies adopted General Douglas MacArthur's strategy to reach Japan, which was the capture of the Philippines and then Okinawa, over Nimitz's strategy, the capture of the Marianas and then Formosa. Eventually, the importance of the Marianas as a base for logistical and aerial support was realized, leading to it's capture, and Iwo Jima, which could serve as a base for escort fighters for B-24s, 25s and 29s coming from Saipan (in the Marianas) as well as an airfield for premature landing of planes and a possible staging area for an invasion of Japan, was soon captured by the Allies. From then on, a strategy of heavy Bombing of Japan before an ultimate invasion occurred . This ended with Japan's surrender to the Allies.
What Allies adopted a Europe First strategy because .?
Only germany was considered a serious long term threat
