With the battle of midway

A. Japan succeeded in destroying U. S. aircraft carriers that were not destroyed at Pearl Harbor.

B. the United States and the Allies moved into an offensive position.

C. Japan launched a surprise attack on the Allies.

D. the Japanese moved into an offensive position.

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4 January, 20:33

With the battle of midway

A. Japan succeeded in destroying U. S. aircraft carriers that were not destroyed at Pearl Harbor.

B. the United States and the Allies moved into an offensive position.

C. Japan launched a surprise attack on the Allies.

D. the Japanese moved into an offensive position.

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Moriah Woods · Answer 1

B. The United States and the Allies moved into an offensive position.

Explanation:

The Battle of Midway was a major victory for the US Navy and a crushing defeat for the Japanese Navy. The four Japanese aircraft carriers were destroyed by the American planes. The result allowed the US to take the strategic advantage in the Pacific War, and Japan lost strategic capacity.

With the battle of midwayA. Japan succeeded in destroying U. S. aircraft carriers that were not destroyed at Pearl Harbor.B. the United States and the Allies moved into an offensive position.C. Japan launched a surprise attack on the Allies.D. the Japanese moved into an offensive position.

With the battle of midway

A. Japan succeeded in destroying U. S. aircraft carriers that were not destroyed at Pearl Harbor.

B. the United States and the Allies moved into an offensive position.

C. Japan launched a surprise attack on the Allies.

D. the Japanese moved into an offensive position.