The 1944 Battle of Leyte Gulf was

A) the largest naval engagement in history.

B) saw Japanese forces sink four American aircraft carriers.

C) was the only time German and Japanese naval forces fought together.

D) included the American capture of Okinawa.

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Kate Mcdaniel

10 July, 18:00

The 1944 Battle of Leyte Gulf was

A) the largest naval engagement in history.

B) saw Japanese forces sink four American aircraft carriers.

C) was the only time German and Japanese naval forces fought together.

D) included the American capture of Okinawa.

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Angelina Thompson · Answer 1

A) the largest naval engagement in history.

Explanation:

The battle of Leyte Gulf was one of the largest and last battle of battleship in history. It was recorded that almost 200 thousand naval workforce was involved. The battle was fought between the allied forces and the Imperial Japanese navy in the water surrounding Philippine island. The war efforts of the Unites State's forces was to cut off the supplies of fuel and resources for the Japanese forces from the South Asian Japanese occupied countries.

The 1944 Battle of Leyte Gulf wasA) the largest naval engagement in history.B) saw Japanese forces sink four American aircraft carriers.C) was the only time German and Japanese naval forces fought together.D) included the American capture of Okinawa.

The 1944 Battle of Leyte Gulf was

A) the largest naval engagement in history.

B) saw Japanese forces sink four American aircraft carriers.

C) was the only time German and Japanese naval forces fought together.

D) included the American capture of Okinawa.