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• Pacific Ocean Areas
  During [[World War Two]], the '''Pacific Ocean Areas''' was the name given by the [[Joint Chiefs of Staff]] to operational areas ...o a [[Southwest Pacific Area]] under MacArthur, while Nimitz commanded the Pacific Ocean Areas, which included the North Pacific Area, Central Pacific Area, and South Pac
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• Pacific Ocean Areas/Definition
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• Pacific Ocean Areas/Related Articles
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• Chester W. Nimitz/Definition
  ...6) who was [[United States Pacific Command|Commander in Chief, Pacific and Pacific Ocean Areas]] in [[World War II]]
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• Pacific Ocean Areas
  During [[World War Two]], the '''Pacific Ocean Areas''' was the name given by the [[Joint Chiefs of Staff]] to operational areas ...o a [[Southwest Pacific Area]] under MacArthur, while Nimitz commanded the Pacific Ocean Areas, which included the North Pacific Area, Central Pacific Area, and South Pac
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• Theater of operations (military)
  ...between MacArthur's Southwest Pacific Area and Nimitz's Pacific Ocean and Pacific Ocean Areas.
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• Battle of the Eastern Solomons/Related Articles
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• United States Pacific Command/Related Articles
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• Battle of Leyte Gulf/Related Articles
  {{r|Pacific and Pacific Ocean Areas}}
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• United States Seventh Fleet
  ...c Area]] rather than the [[United States Pacific Command|Pacific Ocean and Pacific Ocean Areas]] under [[Chester Nimitz]].
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• Frank Jack Fletcher
  ...n August 1942, was reassigned to head naval forces in the less important [[Pacific Ocean Areas|North Pacific Area]].
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• Raymond Spruance
  ...he became Chief of Staff to the Commander in Chief, U.S. Pacific Fleet and Pacific Ocean Areas and later was Deputy Commander in Chief.
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• Military strategy
  ...but, in the Pacific, it was necessary to divide into Southwest Pacific and Pacific Ocean areas. The necessity came from the need to manage the notable ego and skills of D
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• United States Pacific Command
  ...fic Area]] under MacArthur, while Nimitz commanded the [[Pacific Ocean and Pacific Ocean Areas]], essentially the north, central, and western Pacific.
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• USS Trego (AKA-78)
  ...squadron disbanded; and ''Trego'' got underway on [[2 November]] for the [[Pacific Ocean Areas|South Pacific]]. She called at [[Milne Bay]] on the llth; at [[Manus Island
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• Military doctrine
  ...but, in the Pacific, it was necessary to divide into Southwest Pacific and Pacific Ocean areas. The necessity came from the need to manage the notable ego and skills of D
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• Philippines counteroffensive
  ...e fleet, under Admiral [[Chester W. Nimitz]], Commander of the Pacific and Pacific Ocean Areas. alternated between two commanders and staffs; one would carry out an oper
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• USS Torrance (AKA-76)
  ...rnia]] on 2 January 1945. There she took on board supplies earmarked for [[Pacific Ocean Areas|South Pacific]] bases and set out for South Sea isles on the 13th.
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• Chester W. Nimitz
  ...er William Nimitz''' (1885-1955) was Commander in Chief, Pacific Ocean and Pacific Ocean Areas (CINCPAC) in [[World War II]], [[Chief of Naval Operations]], and [[Fleet A
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• U.S. intelligence involvement with World War II Japanese war criminals
  ...nd "island hopping" operations in [[Fleet Admiral]] [[Chester Nimitz]]'s [[Pacific Ocean Areas (command)|Pacific Ocean Area]] (POA; Nimitz was referred to as CINCPAC [Pac
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• Guadalcanal campaign
  ...illiam Halsey]] replaced Vice Admiral [[Robert Ghormley]] as head of the [[Pacific Ocean Areas|South Pacific Area]]. Halsey brought greater Navy support of the land oper ...in Chief, [[United States Pacific Command|United States Pacific Fleet and Pacific Ocean Areas]],<ref name=CINCPAC-CINCPOA>{{citation
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• World War Two in the Pacific
  ...thur]] for the [[Southwest Pacific Area]] and [[Chester Nimitz]] for the [[Pacific Ocean Areas]]. JCS guidance to Nimitz and MacArthur, dated March 12, 1944, stated "The ...e fleet, under Admiral [[Chester W. Nimitz]], Commander of the Pacific and Pacific Ocean Areas. alternated between two commanders and staffs; one would carry out an oper
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• William Halsey
  ...d to return to duty, he was named to command a carrier task force in the [[Pacific Ocean Areas|South Pacific Area]]. Since the ships were still being readied, he began a
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