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When Poor Design Doomed a Japanese Aircraft Carrier

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The Five Most Iconic Ships of the Twentieth Century

After The Fall Of Saipan, Imperial Japan Knew It Was Doomed

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The Story of the Dreadnought Battleship USS Utah (A 'Drone' Battleship)

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Why the Battle for Saipan Mattered So Much

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How Imperial Japan Struck Targets Near the West Coast

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One Against Four: This U.S. World War II Destroyer Took On a Whole Armada of Japanese Battleships

Battle of Samar: U.S. Aircraft Carriers Battled Japanese Battleships

China is Still Haunted by the Ghost of Imperial Japan

Japan Is Smart to Have Surrendered: America's Battleships Would Have Hit it Hard

Why Didn't Imperial Japan Go All the Way at Pearl Harbor?

Why No Nation Has Replicated Japan’s Enormous Shinano Aircraft Carrier

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Why the Battle of Samar Against Imperial Japan Was So Surprising

This is How the U.S. Navy’s First Drone Battleship Died

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Imperial Japan's Giant Aircraft Carrier Was a Flop

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WWII: The Battle of the Coral Sea Was an Inconclusive Slugfest