So, I have two options. What is probable is that Washington would have disappointed Yamamoto. Attacks and raids against Australia, Alaska, and Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) are other possibilities.However, there is another, frightening possibility. There would be no Solomons campaign and the allies would lose New Guinea. The first order counterfactual in this scenario takes place before the battle began. Back in the Pacific, the USN will find itself in an absolute slugging match for the Solomons come late 1943 when they finally have enough carriers; the IJN has enough to match them and has the benefit of land based air. Yes they could have won, long term it won't make a lick of difference, see this video (you can start watching about 26 minutes in): They then get codes of the eminent battle of Midway set 4th of june 1942 (as in otl). Naval War College in Newport, Rhode Island, have replayed the 1942 Battle of Midway many times. Don’t they care that we know that Midway is running out of water?” With a bit of imagination, Japanese intelligence analysts could have, or even should have, guessed that this was a deliberate attempt at deception on the part of the United States.Our second order counterfactuals start here. As we have seen, the United States was able to surprise and defeat the Imperial Navy due to the clever use of disinformation. I won't say anything about Torch (haven't looked into it enough to really add anything that hasn't already been said), but on the Pacific side of things this is basically it. The battle was not nearly as huge a victory for Japan as what they thought. Japanese planners reasoned that to capture Hawaii, the Empire would need to deploy at least 45,000 men —a grave underestimate— but even so, Parshall and Tully point out, that figure “represented an invasion force 10 times larger than they had ever landed amphibiously at one time.”A Japanese victory at Midway definitely would have precluded the Americans’ August 1942 counteroffensive at Guadalcanal. If it had done, it wouldn't have made the slightest bit of difference. Those landing were impossible for Japan then and still are today.I do imagine they could have taken Hawaii, but I mean, would it have been worth it? Victory at Midway would not have won Japan the war, but could well have given the Second World War a very different turn.Louis H. Sullivan, architect who gained fame for his design of the Chicago Auditorium Theater.Ferdinand Porsche, automotive engineer, designer of the Carl Anderson, physicist and 1936 Nobel prize winner for his discovery of the positron.Dixie Lee Ray, Chair of the Atomic Energy Commission who received the U.N. Peace Prize in 1977.Albert Henry DeSalvo, a serial killer and rapist known as the "Boston Strangler"; though he confessed to 13 murders, debate continues over which crimes he actually committed.Eileen Brennan, actress; won Golden Globe and Emmy for her role in the TV adaptation of Alan Charles "Al" Jardine, musician, composer, vocalist, member of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame; founding member of the band The Beach Boys.Petros VII (Petros Papapetrou), Greek Orthodox Pope and Patriarch of Alexandria and all Africa (1997–2004).Adam Curry, co-founder of Mevio, Inc., Internet entertainment company.Fearne Cotton, English radio and television presenter.HistoryNet.com is brought to you by Historynet LLC, the world's largest publisher of history magazines.
The USA was constructing fast fleet carriers (the Essex class) at an incredible rate. A different "Midway" would have happened late in 1942 or early 1943 with the USN enjoying a numerical superiority. 1) the americans do not send their fleet to Midway, either due to not breaking the japanese codes or the admiralty believing the message is simply a trap. Plus it awakened the sleeping giant of the United States. Could Japan have won the Battle of Midway? Firstly, it prevented the Japanese from occupying Port Moresby in Papua New Guinea, which could have allowed the Imperial Navy to execute their planned Operation FS, the occupation of Fiji and Samoa. The use that island as a staging area to take Hawaii. From Hawaii they would have threaten an invasion of the West Coast. By 1945, the Japanese were prepared to accept Versailles style limitations, so it wouldn’t surprise me they would lose offensive capabilities for a generation or so. Agreed over the long run, that’s why I still have Japan losing.
50/50 the U.S. wins here but the casualties will be heavy but they'll finally win it for good in the first half of 1944.Sure they could. Attempting Midway at all arguably screws Japan's strategic position worse than any losses in the actual battle ever could.
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