Скачать или смотреть Japanese Claimed The Pacific Was Their Ocean — Until America Turned It Into A Highway

In 1944, Japanese naval planners believed the Pacific Ocean itself would protect their empire. Distance, isolation, and vast open water were supposed to exhaust any enemy daring enough to cross it. What they did not anticipate was an American revolution in logistics that would turn that ocean from a defensive moat into a highway of conquest.

This documentary explores the moment Japanese officers first witnessed the impossible: massive American fleets operating indefinitely thousands of miles from home, refueling and rearming at sea, never retreating, never slowing. At places like Ulithi Atoll, the illusion collapsed. The Pacific was no longer Japan’s shield—it had become America’s road.

Through real wartime accounts, strategic analysis, and the overlooked story of the U.S. Navy’s fleet train, this video reveals how tankers, repair ships, supply vessels, and underway replenishment quietly rewrote the rules of naval warfare. Battleships and carriers may have delivered the blows, but logistics made victory inevitable.

This is the story of how distance was defeated, how geography was engineered into irrelevance, and how unglamorous supply ships decided the fate of an empire—without firing a single shot.
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