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The Strategy Employed by the Allies in the Pacific Campaign

Question 42

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The strategy employed by the Allies in the Pacific campaign consisted of attacking strategic Japanese bases was referred to as:

A) "island hopping."
B) "cherry picking."
C) "a turkey shoot."
D) "staying on the beam."
E) "strategic targeting."

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