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which overall strategy did the us military employ in its advance toward japan? overpowering island hopping surprise attacking strategic withdrawal

i think it's overpowering but i'm not sure. i don't know if they would consider the attack a suprise

The answer is Island Hopping.

Explanation:

Island Hopping or the Leapfrogging was the strategy employed by the US military to defeat the Japanese strategically during the 2nd world war.

The aim was to capture significant and strategically located islands and to develop military bases in them and then use them to attack the Japanese bases.

Eventually, the Japanese main land would come under the range of US bombers.

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