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Japanese Generals Dismissed American Island-Hopping Until They Lost 13 Pacific Strongholds In 3 Years

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In 1941, Japan’s generals believed America could never defeat their empire in the Pacific. Three years later, they had lost thirteen fortified strongholds — without the U.S. ever attacking most of them.

This is the untold story of how America’s island-hopping strategy turned Japan’s greatest strength into its greatest weakness. While Japanese commanders prepared for glorious last stands on islands like Truk and Rabaul, Admiral Nimitz and General MacArthur rewrote the rules of warfare — bypassing entire fortresses and starving Japan’s armies into irrelevance.

From Pearl Harbor to Iwo Jima, this documentary reveals how U.S. logistics, industry, and innovation outmaneuvered Japanese spiritual warfare and redefined modern strategy. Witness how American abundance — symbolized by the steady drone of C-47 transport planes — quietly dismantled the empire Japan believed unbreakable.

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