Japan Sent 100 Destroyers — The U.S. Navy Sank 87 in 18 Months скачать в хорошем качестве

Japan Sent 100 Destroyers — The U.S. Navy Sank 87 in 18 Months

Japan deployed waves of destroyers to defend its shipping lanes and protect vital supply routes across the Pacific. But within just 18 months, the balance of power at sea shifted dramatically. In this video, we examine how the United States Navy managed to cripple Japan’s destroyer force during the height of World War II. Through submarine warfare, carrier-based air power, improved radar, and evolving naval strategy, American forces systematically dismantled the backbone of Japan’s convoy defenses. You’ll discover: Why destroyers were critical to Japan’s naval survival How U.S. submarines and carrier groups coordinated attacks The technological advantages that changed night battles at sea The strategic consequences for Japan’s supply lines and island garrisons This is a story of innovation, endurance, and the relentless contest for control of the Pacific Ocean — where logistics often mattered more than firepower.