the remaining Japanese garrissons were understrength and no match for the hardened Royal Marines, and soon all strategically important locations within the Phillipenes had been occupied.
These two victories marked a crucial turning point in the War for the Pacific: The Royal Navy’s superior technology and speed had proven to be effective in combat, had scared away the USN and inflicted heavy damage on the Japanese Carrier Fleets. Confident in the RN’s ability, the Channel Pact Joint HQ began planning a series of naval offensives and strategic dismemberment campaigns to break the Japanese hold on their seas. Abandoned by their Western allies and facing a deteriorating situation in the Pacific, the Japanese decided to place naval superiority to a higher priority than their war in China – A move that would soon turn out to be fatal
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