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The Pattern U.S. Marines Discovered That Made Japan’s Jungle Snipers Suddenly Visible

#MarineCorps #MilitaryTactics #WWII On November 7, 1942, during the brutal fighting on Guadalcanal, a U.S. Marine corporal identified a crucial pattern that exposed Japanese jungle snipers who had been nearly impossible to detect—ultimately protecting and saving thousands of American Marines. This video breaks down how a single battlefield insight reshaped counter-sniper tactics in the Pacific jungle and went on to influence Marine Corps doctrine for more than seven decades. 🔔 Subscribe for more untold tactical stories from World War II 💬 Were you familiar with this counter-sniper method? Let us know in the comments 👍 Like this video to help preserve and share forgotten Marine Corps innovations #WWII #MarineCorps #Guadalcanal #PacificTheater #MilitaryTactics #WorldWarTwo #JungleWarfare DISCLAIMER: This content is intended solely for educational and historical purposes. All information is based on documented historical sources and presented objectively.