“‘No Threat at All!’ — Seconds Later, 17 Essex Carriers Dominated Leyte Gulf”
Автор: Past Voyages
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On October 24th, 1944, Japanese admirals believed they were facing only a small American carrier force near Leyte Gulf. Instead, waves of aircraft flooded the sky in overwhelming numbers. Within hours, the Japanese super battleship Musashi was crippled and sunk after massive air attacks, forcing commanders to realize the shocking truth — the Americans had not four carriers, but seventeen operating in the area.
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This video reveals how the Essex-class aircraft carriers transformed naval warfare through industrial scale, mass production, and coordinated carrier air power. What began as mockery quickly turned into disbelief as American carrier groups dominated the battlefield and reshaped the balance of power in the Pacific.
Discover how strategic miscalculation, intelligence failures, and industrial strength collided at the Battle of Leyte Gulf — one of the most decisive naval battles in history. If you love true WWII stories, naval aviation, and military technology, this episode delivers powerful insight and dramatic historical impact.
👉 Watch until the end for the full breakdown of how carrier dominance changed the war.
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This video is for historical and educational purposes only.
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