Naval Battles of World War II

The naval battles of World War II were crucial conflicts where ships, submarines, and aircraft carriers fought for control of the seas. These battles determined the movement of supplies, troops, and overall strategic advantage. Notable battles included the Battle of Midway, which shifted the Pacific War in favor of the Allies, and the Battle of the Atlantic, fighting to secure shipping lanes against submarines. Improvements in technology—such as radar, sonar, and aircraft carrier tactics—played key roles. These battles showcased the importance of naval power in projecting force, disrupting enemy logistics, and ultimately influencing the outcome of the war.