Why was the Battle of Midway important to the war in the Pacific?.

The Battle of Midway was a surprise attack on the Japanese, giving the Americans an upperhand in battle. It is considered the turning point in the Pacific war, in which the Americans were in the lead now and had control of a strategic location near Japan.

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