The Battle of Coral Sea is known primarily as the first major sea-battle in which opposing ships never sighted each other because all actions were by aircraft. But a study of Japanese operational planning for the battle and subsequent decisionmaking during the battle yields lessons applicable to future operational planners and commanders.
Japanese Operational Art in the Battle of Coral Sea
1995
23 pages
Report
No indication
English
Military Operations, Strategy, & Tactics , Military history , Military doctrine , Japan , Naval warfare , Enemy , Military operations , Aircraft , Risk , Weather , Costs , Reliability , Planning , Resources , Communication and radio systems , Military commanders , Battles , Logistics planning , Military art , World war 2 , Battle of coral sea
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