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Four months after VJ-Day U.S. Fleet Admiral Ernest King (1878 – 1956) gave a post-game summary of the Navy's performance in his third and final report for the Department of War:

• Biggest factor in this victory was the perfection of amphibious landings
• Hardest Pacific battle: Okinawa invasion
• American subs sank at least 275 warships of all types
• Of the 323 Japanese warships lost, the U.S. Navy claimed 257 (figure disputed by Army Air Corps)

Click here to read about Admiral Raymond Spruance.

Read an article about the many faults of the German Navy during the Second World War...

Click here to read about the expanded roll that the U.S. Navy played during the Korean War.

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Assessing the U.S. Navy in W.W. II (Pathfinder Magazine, 1945)

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