Leapfrogging
Explanation:
- In the spring of 1943, with heavy losses, the Americans conquered the Solomon Islands, and in the second half of 1943, after several months of fighting, New Guinea.
- Military operations conducted for Midway, Guadalcanal and New Guinea are said to be an example of poor strategic thinking by Japanese strategists and are classified in the context of "winning disease" syndrome.
- The US strategy was based on the combined action of all branches of the military: infantry, navy, and aviation attacks. To circumvent the skipping of the better-established Japanese islands, this strategy has been called "frog jumps."
- The intention was to cut off opponents from logistical assistance and eventually destroy them. After the conquest of the strategically important islands, the Allies, through skilled construction battleships, built airstrips, harbor installations, roads, bridges, anything that served military needs.
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