During World War II, the tide turned in favor of the United States at the Battle of

A. Okinawa.

B. Midway.

C. the Coral Sea.

D. Leyte Gulf.

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Shawn Rios

25 September, 04:27

During World War II, the tide turned in favor of the United States at the Battle of

A. Okinawa.

B. Midway.

C. the Coral Sea.

D. Leyte Gulf.

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Bridger Wilkins · Answer 1

The tide turned in favor for the United States at the battle of Midway (B).

Many historians would argue that this was a defining and important moment due to which the US could hope to win this ongoing slaughter in the end as they have seemed to find certain cracks in the Japanese army.

During World War II, the tide turned in favor of the United States at the Battle ofA. Okinawa.B. Midway.C. the Coral Sea.D. Leyte Gulf.

During World War II, the tide turned in favor of the United States at the Battle of

A. Okinawa.

B. Midway.

C. the Coral Sea.

D. Leyte Gulf.