By this time though, the Battle of Midway was over. As a result of the battle, Japan's plans for invading Fiji and Samoa were derailed. More importantly, the balance of naval power in the Pacific had shifted decidedly from Japan to the United States. Soon after the battle, the U.S. Navy would take the offensive in the Pacific war, not relenting until Japan's surrender three years later. All rights reserved.
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