Comments by "Kenneth Dean Miller" (@kennethdeanmiller7324) on "What Were The Critical Battles Of World War II? | Battles Won And Lost Complete Series | War Stories" video.

@johnlawler4241 WOW. REALLY. My Great Grandma had BOTH of here brothers die as pilots in WW2. One died in Europe and the other in the Pacific. And yes, I'm 55 years old & I have always known that the Battle of Midway was a direct result of the Doolittle Raid. And if the two carriers that made the Doolittle Raid had been at Coral Sea instead then does USS Lexington still get sunk? And Yorktown damaged? Or does the Japanese lose 2 fleet carriers & a light carrier. I think the latter, however the morale boost given from the Doolittle Raid & the Battle of Midway made Americans think they were invulnerable. And then Guadal Canal showed them that the Japanese were not beaten yet & that they were still facing a very strong foe.
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Key Battles of WW2??? Well, you seemed to have skipped all the way to the end without A LOT OF THE KEY BATTLES! Ya'll have the Battle of Iwo Jima but haven't mentioned the battle of Pearl Harbor. And that was the key battle that got the United States into the war. Coral Sea & Midway were very significant considering Coral Sea was the very first Carriers vs Carriers battle. And Midway was very decisive with 4 Japanese Fleet Carriers being sunk. And even the Doolittle Raid was very significant because it was a major boost for Americans morale & because of the Doolittle Raid the Japanese launched the Midway Raid which the Americans were able to take advantage.
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