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The Battle of Midway is regarded as the turning point in the war in the Pacific and the beginning of the path towards Allied victory in the region. Battle of the Coral Sea was fought in May 1942. It was the first naval battle fought entirely by carrier-based aircraft. Opposing Japanese and U.S. warships did not fire a single shot at an enemy ship. In this battle United States carrier-based aircraft defeated Japanese naval air units in the central Pacific Ocean.
Midway is considered the turning point of the War in the Pacific. Prior to this, the Japanese had inflicted serious damage on American naval power with the bombing of Pearl Harbor, only failing to damage the carrier fleets. The battle of coral sea and several other skirmishes had damaged American fleets even more. At the battle of midway, the U.S. was only able to send 3 aircraft carriers to defend the islands against the Japanese four. Even though the Japanese had more ships, they did not know the Americans knew of the attack. Americans had successfully cracked a Japanese encryption detailing the assault force prior to the battle.