But the battle of midway was a war between the United States and Japan, and the United States fought a good battle, which became a turning point for Japan's sudden failure. However, only four of Japan's eight aircraft carriers are actually useful, and because the United States has restricted the transportation of steel to Japan, and Japan is short of steel, many aircraft carriers can only use wooden boards instead of steel plates, and it is basically impossible to return after driving out. In addition, in terms of the number of aircraft, the United States is actually dominant, with 264 aircraft a day, 230 carrier-based aircraft and land-based 172 aircraft. Therefore, in terms of air force investment, Japan does not have an advantage.

There is a proverb in China that pride goes before a fall. After launching the Pearl Harbor incident, Japan thought it had wiped out all the fleets in Pearl Harbor. Since then, it has been invincible in Southeast Asia and won a small victory in the coral naval battle. I feel that no one can stop it. Before the Battle of Midway, Japan was basically determined to win by virtue of its own numerical advantages. Even the United States knows the Japanese army's battle plan and fleet arrangement against Japan.

Before this war, the United States desperately strengthened its equipment and wanted to get rid of the shame of Pearl Harbor. According to Japan's operational arrangements, they deployed the aircraft carrier in advance, and they hated each other, waiting for a battle revenge. In addition, they also cleverly used the arrogant characteristics of Japan to say that the special desalination device of the US military in Midway Island was broken and there was a problem in logistics support, which lured the Japanese troops to flock.

Another important reason for the failure is that the Japanese navy is seriously backward in strategic thinking. They are conservative and still stay in the era of artillery giant ships, and pay little attention to aircraft carriers and aviation. Compared with the United States, their aircraft carriers can only be said to be cottage aircraft carriers, all of which are modified by cargo ships.

At that time, the United States had begun to use radar to detect enemy intelligence, while Japan still stayed in the way of manual detection of intelligence. This kind of human detection certainly can't adapt to the rapidly changing battlefield at that time. In this respect, the Japanese army lags far behind the American army. The Japanese army failed to detect the exact location of the American aircraft carrier in time, and Nan Yunzhong made a tactical mistake, so he fell into fatal hesitation before the arrival of the American plane.

After the victory of the battle of midway, the United States began a large-scale attack and morale was high. In the subsequent Pacific and Southwest Pacific campaigns, Japan began to retreat one after another, which eventually led to failure. Japan is not rich in products, and if there is no other material transportation, huge war losses will bring down the empire. Failure in the Pacific cut off the road of life. How long can the fight between trapped animals last?