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The Battle of Midway and the Importance of Carrier Strategy
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The Battle of Midway proved crucial for the US in the Pacific Theater during World War II, as it demonstrated the importance of strategy when it comes to naval warfare and the use of carriers. Douglas MacArthur's initial dismissal of carriers as valuable was proven wrong, and the ultimate victory at Midway hinged on the effective use of these crucial vessels.
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