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The Naval Guadalcanal Campaign (August 1942 – February 1943) was a pivotal series of naval battles in the Pacific Theater during World War II. Beginning with the devastating U.S. defeat at Savo Island, it included fierce engagements such as the Eastern Solomons, Cape Esperance, and the Santa Cruz Islands. The campaign reached its climax with ...
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During the Battle of Savo Island on August 9, 1942, the Japanese heavy cruiser Aoba was part of Cruiser Division 6 and played a role in the successful ambush of Allied cruisers. While Aoba was not heavily damaged, the battle was a decisive victory for the Japanese, sinking four Allied heavy cruisers, with Aoba specifically illuminating and firing upon the cruiser USS Quincy. Aoba's role: As part of Rear Admiral Aritomo Goto's Cruiser Division 6, Aoba attacked the Allied force alongside its siste
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59 reactions | The Battle of Savo Island, a crushing blow to the allied forces, happened #OTD in 1942. In this video, Robert Cressman sets the scene and takes you through the night the allies lost four ships - and the historic decision to name one of the U.S. Navy's future ships after the one of the ships which was lost: the Australian ship, HMAS Canberra. | Naval History & Heritage Command | Facebook
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