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...c, including serving as Rear Admiral Frank Jack Fletcher's flagship at the Battle of Midway, after he had to abandon USS Yorktown (CV-5)|''USS Yorktown'' (CV-5). She s ...n early May, then steamed back to Pearl Harbor in time to take part in the Battle of Midway a month later.

After being wounded in the [[Battle of Midway]], he became, in n June 1943 senior staff officer, 1st Air Fleet at KANOYA, He coauthored a book on the [[Battle of Midway]]. <ref>{{citation

...Hawaiian waters, she was still repaired in time to fight in the critical [[Battle of Midway]].

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...d strategic effect was reducing the Japanese resources available for the [[Battle of Midway]], approximately a month later. <ref name=NHC>{{citation ...taining new aircraft and pilots. Neither were able to participate in the [[Battle of Midway]]. Midway, usually considered the turning point of the Pacific War, was a v

...hrough the war. ''USS Yorktown'' was sunk by a torpedo attack during the [[Battle of Midway]] in June 1942, and ''USS Hornet'' was sunk by air attack the following yea

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* 1942-06-04 &ndash; 1942-06-06 Battle of Midway

..., considered exceptionally able but choosing to sacrifice himself at the [[Battle of Midway]].

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The Japanese target in the [[Battle of Midway]] included parts of an atoll in the North Pacific Ocean 1,260 nm (2,334 km)

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...aval forces there in the wake of the [[Battle of the Coral Sea]] and the [[Battle of Midway]], and in preparation for offensive operations in the Southern Pacific. In

So, the Doolittle Raid indirectly led to the [[Battle of Midway]], and a crushing blow to Japanese naval aviation. After 4-8 June 1942, the