Island-hopping - Revision history

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Aschlafly at 04:41, January 1, 2007

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Island-hopping was the strategy in the Pacific against the Japanese in World War II, whereby the Americans seized control of islands surrounding Japanese strongholds.

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	'''Island-hopping''' was the strategy in the [[Pacific]] against the [[Japan]]ese in [[World War II]], whereby the Allied powers seized control of islands surrounding Japanese strongholds.		'''Island-hopping''' was the strategy in the [[Pacific]] against the [[Japan]]ese in [[World War II]], whereby the Allied powers seized control of islands surrounding Japanese strongholds.

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−	'''Island-~~humping~~''' was the strategy in the [[Pacific]] against the [[Japan]]ese in [[World War II]], whereby the Allied powers seized control of islands surrounding Japanese strongholds.	+	'''Island-hopping''' was the strategy in the [[Pacific]] against the [[Japan]]ese in [[World War II]], whereby the Allied powers seized control of islands surrounding Japanese strongholds.

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−	'''Island-~~hopping~~''' was the strategy in the [[Pacific]] against the [[Japan]]ese in [[World War II]], whereby the Allied powers seized control of islands surrounding Japanese strongholds.	+	'''Island-humping''' was the strategy in the [[Pacific]] against the [[Japan]]ese in [[World War II]], whereby the Allied powers seized control of islands surrounding Japanese strongholds.

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−	'''Island-hopping''' was the strategy in the [[Pacific]] against the [[Japan]]ese in [[World War II]], whereby the ~~[[America]]ns~~ seized control of islands surrounding Japanese strongholds.	+	'''Island-hopping''' was the strategy in the [[Pacific]] against the [[Japan]]ese in [[World War II]], whereby the Allied powers seized control of islands surrounding Japanese strongholds.

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−	Island-hopping was the strategy in the Pacific against the ~~Japanese~~ in World War II, whereby the ~~Americans~~ seized control of islands surrounding Japanese strongholds.	+	'''Island-hopping''' was the strategy in the [[Pacific]] against the [[Japan]]ese in [[World War II]], whereby the [[America]]ns seized control of islands surrounding Japanese strongholds.