The US wanted to surprise the Japanese fleet, particularly the carriers.
Admiral Chester W. Nimitz learned of the Japanese plans for the Battle of Midway primarily through successful intelligence efforts, particularly the breaking of Japanese naval codes. U.S. cryptographers had managed to decipher key messages from the Japanese, revealing their intentions to attack Midway Island. This critical intelligence allowed Nimitz to prepare an effective counter-strategy, positioning U.S. forces to exploit the element of surprise and ultimately achieve a decisive victory.
D. All of the above for apex
The breaking of Japanese Naval codes gave the Americans first hand knowledge of Japanese intentions as far as targets and times of attack which gave the US Navy time to counter Japanese tactics and strategy .
The Great Marianas Turkey Shoot was the battle where the Japanese Navy was destroyed. The Japanese Navy was destroyed in 1945.
The US wanted to surprise the Japanese fleet, particularly the carriers.
The Japanese surprise attack upon Pearl Harbor .
Pearl Harbor. However, it is debatable whether the US government actually knew it was going to happen. That's the short answer anyway.
The Patriots were successful at the Battle of Trenton due to a combination of surprise, strategic planning, and the element of timing. Led by General George Washington, they launched a bold attack on the Hessian forces on the morning after Christmas, catching them off guard and unprepared. The harsh winter weather and the element of surprise allowed the Continental Army to achieve a decisive victory, boosting morale and reinvigorating enlistments. This victory proved pivotal in turning the tide of the Revolutionary War in favor of the Patriots.
the Japanese didn't lose very much because they attacked with surprise and the us was unsuspecting so they lost a lot
Almost all of the Japanese fought to their deaths.
Admiral Chester W. Nimitz learned of the Japanese plans for the Battle of Midway primarily through successful intelligence efforts, particularly the breaking of Japanese naval codes. U.S. cryptographers had managed to decipher key messages from the Japanese, revealing their intentions to attack Midway Island. This critical intelligence allowed Nimitz to prepare an effective counter-strategy, positioning U.S. forces to exploit the element of surprise and ultimately achieve a decisive victory.
D. All of the above for apex
Manteuffel & Dietrich were the panzer commanders in the Battle of the Bulge in 1944, but the main opponents in this were the US forces.....
The Battle of Trenton
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The breaking of Japanese Naval codes gave the Americans first hand knowledge of Japanese intentions as far as targets and times of attack which gave the US Navy time to counter Japanese tactics and strategy .