In 1931, The Japanese would expand through East of Asia and go would Go

west. They would invade many parts of China. In 1937, Japan would sign an act with

Germany and Italy to join the Axis Powers. Germany would negotiate with Japan and

say that if they defeat the U.S. then they could keep Hawaii and its natural resources so

on December 7, 1941 the Japanese would surprise the American Navy in an early day y

with an air intrusion. The Japanese would attack the headquarters of the U.S. Navy

which is in Pearl Harbor. The Navy actually did intercept a telegraph message from the

Japanese saying that they would attack the U.S. but the Navy didn’t know where.

After the attack, only half of the Japanese planes that were sent only came back.

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Also in 1942, a U.S.

Naval base was captured just outside Japan. After that battle, the Japanese would

attack the island of Bataan and take over the territory, a Japanese warship would be

sunk by a U.S. submarine The Allied forces finally gained air supremacy in the Pacific.
The U.S. would take many things from the Japanese in WW2 because of their strategy

to push back the Japanese. One big thing that happen in The Pacific war was that The

U.S. would capture a lot of generals or high ranked officers in that same year. Japanese

descendants would have to be forcely moved from the U.S. gov’t to a remote camping

facility where they will have to spend the rest of WW2 just because the gov’t feared of

anyone being spies.They would also bounce from one island to another. The U.S. would

defeat the Japanese in almost every battle and in every island. Since the Japanese

bombed Pearl Harbor, the U.S. did the same thing by bombing one of their cities before

the atomic bomb was even made. The war would last until 1944 when the Japanese

would surrender due to loss of troops and territory. The goals for the U.S. Navy was