Japan's Strategy Failed at Midway Because

question 81

Multiple Choice

Japan's strategy failed at Midway because

• A) Nimitz had intercepted Japanese intelligence.
• B) several American battleships were on routine training missions.
• C) assistance from the Luftwaffe never arrived.
• D) they ran out of supplies.

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