Which master can give me the answer to the content of the Battle of Midway

The loss of the Japanese aircraft carrier at Midway was partly due to Nagumo Tadaichi's indecision, and since it was impossible to confirm whether the US aircraft carrier formation was nearby, he constantly ordered his subordinates to change bombs, torpedoes, bombs, torpedoes for carrier-based aircraft, and ...... for bombs, so that the bomber has not taken off, and the worst thing is that the replaced ammunition is piled on the bridge, so when the US carrier-based aircraft begins to bomb, a bomb may not be able to cause much damage, but often a bomb can cause a terrifying chain reaction - detonate the ammunition, ignite gasoline, a large number of explosions and fires are impossible to extinguish in a short time.

In addition, LZ has made a lot of cognitive mistakes, but I am not interested in correcting them one by one.

There were many reasons for Japan's defeat, and bad luck cannot be blamed on it all. Not only were there bombs and planes refueling on the aircraft carriers, but only the Kaga and Soryu were sunk by the bombing, and the Akagi and Hiryu were sunk by torpedoes launched by the Japanese destroyers themselves. In other words, if time permits, it can be completely pulled back to Japan by tugboat for repair, so as not to sink into the sea.

The aircraft carrier is burning and there is a possibility at any time **, the rescue is too dangerous. Besides, isn't war just a fight for national strength? Isn't it true that Germany was defeated by the tigers and defeated the wolves in the end.

There were not only bombs on the deck at that time, but also planes with fuel and ammunition waiting to take off, half of the deck, would this be very powerful? And not only did you detonate the bombs and oil, but you also cut off the fire pipes, and you let those people take buckets to fetch water to extinguish the fire?

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The Battle of Midway was a famous battle in which the U.S. Navy won more with less. The Battle of Midway was fought on June 4, 1942, in which the U.S. Navy successfully repelled the Japanese Navy's attack on the Atoll of the Middle Chain, and the Japanese were defeated in the naval battle.

Midway, with an area of only one square kilometer, has a special geographical location that determines the importance of its strategic position. The island is 2,800 nautical miles from San Francisco in the United States and Yokohama in Japan, halfway through the Pacific route between Asia and North America.

Located 1,135 nautical miles from Pearl Harbor, it is an important U.S. military base and transportation hub in the Central Pacific, as well as the gateway and outpost of U.S. troops in Hawaii. With the loss of Midway, Pearl Harbor, the stronghold of the US Pacific Fleet, will also be unsafe.

In the end, the U.S. military sank four heavy capital aircraft carriers, the Japanese aircraft carrier Flying Dragon, the Soryu aircraft carrier, the Akagi aircraft carrier, and the Kaga aircraft carrier, at the cost of losing one aircraft carrier.

The victory in this battle deeply boosted the morale of the countries of the anti-fascist alliance and won the victory that turned the tide of the war in the Pacific.

<> "The Battle of Midway broke out on June 4, 1942, and the U.S. Navy successfully repelled the Japanese Navy's attack on Midway Atoll, causing Japan to suffer a major defeat in the naval battle.

Midway is only a square kilometer in size, but its special geographical location determines its strategic importance. Located 2,800 nautical miles each between San Francisco in the United States and Yokohama in Japan, the island is located halfway through the Pacific shipping route between Asia and North America, hence the name Midway.

Located 1,135 nautical miles from Pearl Harbor, Midway is an important U.S. military base and transportation hub in the Central Pacific, as well as the gateway and outpost of U.S. troops in Hawaii. If Midway is lost, Pearl Harbor, the headquarters of the US Pacific Fleet, will also become unsafe.

In the end, at the cost of losing one aircraft carrier, the Yorktown, the U.S. military sank four heavy capital aircraft carriers of Japan, the Flying Dragon, Soryu, Akagi and Kaga.

The victory at the Battle of Midway greatly boosted the morale of the countries of the anti-fascist alliance and successfully turned the tide of the war in the Pacific.

<> "The Battle of Midway was an important battle of the Second World Great Leather Battle, and it was also a famous battle in which the U.S. Navy won more with less. The Battle of Midway was fought on June 4, 1942, in which the U.S. Navy successfully repelled a Japanese naval attack on Midway Atoll, and the Japanese were defeated in the naval battle.

Midway, which covers an area of only one square kilometer, has a special geographical location that determines the importance of its strategic position. The island is located 2,800 nautical miles from San Francisco in the United States and Yokohama in Japan, and is in the middle of the Pacific route between Asia and North America, hence the name Midway. In addition, it is located 1,135 nautical miles from Pearl Harbor, and is an important military base and transportation hub of the United States in the Central Pacific region, as well as the gateway and outpost of the United States military in Hawaii.

Once Midway Island is lost, Pearl Harbor, the base camp of the US Pacific Fleet, will also be lost.

In the end, the U.S. military lost only one aircraft carrier"Yorktown"The cost of sinking Japan"Wyvern"、"Canglong"、"Akagi"、"Kaga"Four heavy capital aircraft carriers won the initial victory in the Pacific war.

The Battle of Midway, which took place on June 4, 1942, was an important battle of World War II. The U.S. Navy not only successfully repelled the Japanese Navy's attack on the Midway Atoll in this campaign, but also gained the initiative in the Pacific Theater, so this battle can be said to be a turning point in the Pacific Theater.

Just a month after the Battle of the Coral Sea, Japan had already planned Midway as its next target. Not only would it avenge the U.S. Air Force's attack on Tokyo, but it would also open the door to the Hawaiian Islands. Prevent U.S. troops from coming out from Hawaii and attacking Japan.

The Japanese Navy wanted to take this opportunity to lure the remnants of the US Pacific Fleet to Midway and annihilate them in one fell swoop. In order to achieve this goal, the Japanese Navy almost poured out of the nest, devoting most of its forces, and the size of the fleet even surpassed that of the Combined Fleet at the time of the Battle of Leyte Gulf, the largest naval battle in history. It was the largest strategic offensive of the Japanese Navy in World War II, but due to the containment of the Battle of the Coral Sea, the Combined Fleet sent two fewer aircraft carriers, namely the injured "Shozuru" and "Zuizuru", which had a very serious impact on the operation.

If the Japanese Navy achieves the set goal, then the West Coast of the United States will be directly threatened by the Japanese Navy. Since the rest of the U.S. Navy** has been deployed to the North Atlantic, the U.S. will not have the ability to effectively strike back against the Japanese Navy in the Pacific in the short term. Japan is well aware of the military potential of the United States.

Once the enormous industrial production capacity of the United States was fully brought into the orbit of the war, Japan had little hope of victory. Therefore, Japan hopes to force the United States to sit down at the negotiating table and quickly end the war with the United States before such a situation arises.

Some military scholars also believe that if the Japanese navy threatens or really attacks the west coast of the United States, it will force the United States to transfer the military equipment urgently needed to the front line in Europe to the west coast of the United States, and this will not only cause a shortage of military supplies in the European theater, but may even cause the European theater to lose ground again, and allow Nazi Germany to win the final victory.