Battle of Midway: U.S.A.

Experience the Battle of Midway from the perspective of the American forces.

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Intro

December 7, 1941. The Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor resulted in the loss of countless American lives, resources, and ships. Now, on this day in June 1942, a new operation is about to begin.

The heavy steel door of the briefing room closes, and the room falls silent instantly. Standing before a massive map of the Pacific hanging on the wall, Lieutenant Commander Arthur Langley quietly surveys everyone.

Arthur

"Gentlemen, assemble. ...Half a year ago, on December 7th, I'm sure every one of you remembers what we lost. Pearl Harbor engulfed in the flames of a sneak attack, sinking battleships, and the many brothers-in-arms who never came back. Since that day, we have endured. But the days of being on the defensive end today. June 1942, right here, right now. We go on the counteroffensive."

Arthur points to a small dot on the map—the waters northwest of Midway Island.

Arthur

"Scouts have sighted the enemy's main carrier task force—the Nagumo Fleet. The very same ones who attacked Pearl Harbor. They are currently obsessed with bombing Midway Island and haven't the slightest dream that we are waiting here in ambush. Our true mission is not just to sink enemy carriers. It is to sink the enemy and 'for everyone to return to this mother ship alive.' I have no intention of leaving a single one of my men in that cold sea."