During the Second World War, massive airlift operations were carried out in the Pacific, which could not have been done without the support of the Navy, sometimes the naval forces went far beyond the bombing and became an independent aspect of the operation, and this is what happened to the American attack on the Japanese garrison of the Atoll of Maquín.
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During the Second World War, massive airlift operations were carried out in the Pacific, which could not have been done without the support of the Navy, sometimes the naval forces went far beyond the bombing and became an independent aspect of the operation, and this is what happened to the American attack on the Japanese garrison of the Atoll of Maquín.