Admiral Halsey’s WWII Victory Strategy, Success, and Setbacks

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In this episode of "What’s Really Happening?", retired four-star General Frank McKenzie explores the remarkable yet complex career of five-star Fleet Admiral William Frederick "Bull" Halsey Jr., renowned for his pivotal role in the Pacific theater during World War II. Known for his “hit hard, hit fast, hit often” strategy, Admiral Halsey led multiple victories against the Japanese Imperial Fleet.


General McKenzie reflects on the effectiveness of Halsey’s approach, examining its early successes and its limitations during the later stages of the war. Tune in for an expert analysis of one of America’s most iconic naval commanders and the evolution of military strategy in wartime.

Links from the episode:
• Watch more from "What's Really Happening?" (   • What's Really Happening?  ) on Youtube

• Dr. David Gioe's NATO deterrence article (https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/...) featured on the Taylor and Francis website


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