Japanese Admirals Laughed At American Carriers — Until Enterprise Returned Every Time
Автор: WAR IN GREY
Загружено: 2026-01-01
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Before the Pacific War reached its turning point, Japanese admirals viewed American aircraft carriers as fragile and inferior—tools of an untested navy that relied on luck rather than doctrine. They believed decisive battles would be won by battleships, not floating airfields. Early successes seemed to prove them right.
Then USS Enterprise kept coming back. Surviving Pearl Harbor, Midway, and repeated brutal engagements, the carrier became a symbol of American resilience, industrial strength, and carrier-based warfare. This video explores how Japanese underestimation of U.S. carriers—and Enterprise in particular—helped shift the balance of power in the Pacific and redefine naval warfare forever.
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