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How U.S. Radar Blinded the Japanese Navy's Deadly Night Attacks – The Secret That Changed WW2 For...

In November 1942, during the brutal Naval Battle of Guadalcanal, American radar technology shocked the Imperial Japanese Navy. The Japanese believed their night fighting skills were unbeatable – until USS Washington's secret radar detected and destroyed the battleship Kirishima in pitch-black darkness. This game-changing moment proved U.S. innovation could see through the night, turning the tide in the Pacific Theater of World War 2. Discover the untold story of how American sailors and cutting-edge radar ended Japan's dominance of nighttime naval battles. From the Solomon Islands to Ironbottom Sound, witness real acts of heroism that saved Guadalcanal and paved the way for victory. If you love World War 2 history, U.S. Navy triumphs, and stories of American ingenuity, hit LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and turn on notifications for more epic WW2 battles! #WW2 #WorldWar2 #WWII #USNavy #BattleOfGuadalcanal #NavalBattleOfGuadalcanal #USSRadar #PacificWar #SecondWorldWar #AmericanHistory #MilitaryHistory #WW2History #GuadalcanalCampaign #IronbottomSound #USSVashington