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The Japanese Couldn’t Escape His Destroyers — 31 Knots, All Sunk.

At 31 knots, they closed the distance — and the Japanese fleet had nowhere to run. In the dark waters of the Pacific, American destroyers launched high-speed night attacks that changed the course of naval warfare. Fast, agile, and heavily armed, these ships combined radar technology, torpedo tactics, and relentless coordination to overwhelm enemy forces before they could escape. This documentary explores the strategy behind these lightning-fast destroyer operations, the commanders who led them, and the critical naval engagements that reshaped the balance of power in the Pacific Theater of World War II. How did speed, technology, and precision turn the tide at sea? And why did these 31-knot warships become some of the most feared vessels of the war? Discover the tactical brilliance and industrial strength that defined modern naval combat.