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The worst defeat in USN history was the "Battle of Savo Island" in August of '42. One of many sea fights surrounding the bitterly contested islands around Guadalcanal. At Savo Island, the USN and Australians suffered over a thousand dead sailors and 3 US and 1 Australian heavy cruisers sunk; no Japanese warships were sunk. The USN was so ashamed of it's defeat, that one of the USN cruiser commanders committed suicide after the battle.
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Why were there no battles on the mainland of the us during World War 2?
their were no battles within the mainland.
How many battles were fought over the oceans during World War 2?
16
How many men did the United States lose during World War 2?
The US lost 416,800 service members during World War 2.
Name one of the turning point battles in the PTO during World War 2?
Midway
Did The Japanese win any of the battles in the Pacific during World War 2?
YES. They DID.! :P
What did Japanese lose-gain during the world war 2?
Japan won the battles, but lost the war (A-bomb).
Why were there no battles on the mainland of the us during World War 2?
their were no battles within the mainland.
What did Ypres have to do with World War 1?
During World War I, Ypres was the centre of intense and sustained battles ...
What is a nickname for aerial battles during World War 1?
dogfights
What is the nickname of the aerial battles fought during World War I?
Dogfights.
Nickname of aerial battles during world war 1?
Dogfights.
Nickname of aerial battles during World War I?
Dog fights
Who survived the most battles during world war 1?
France
What battles did the union lose during the civil war?
Bull Run (1st & 2nd) The Seven Days Battles Fredericksburg Chancellorsville Chickamauga The Wilderness Coldharbour
Where did Germany lose the war?
World War II, during the holocaust.
What did the technology developed during world war 1 result in?
increased military casualties in battles fought during the war
Nickname for Ariel battles during world war 1?
They were called dogfights.
