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Strategic doctrine of the [[ | Strategic doctrine of the [[United States Navy]] in [[World War Two in the Pacific]], which greatly increased the tempo of carrier operations by keeping them mostly at sea, with intense [[underway replenishment]] and repair, and by alternating command and planning with two fleet staffs | ||
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Fast carrier operations [r]: Strategic doctrine of the United States Navy in World War Two in the Pacific, which greatly increased the tempo of carrier operations by keeping them mostly at sea, with intense underway replenishment and repair, and by alternating command and planning with two fleet staffs