On Friday the 13th, 1942, the US Navy clashed with Imperial Japanese forces in the Naval Battle of Guadalcanal. The conflict led to the destruction of ships on both sides, but ended in a strategic US victory. | HISTORY

Today marks 78 years since the beginning of America’s first WWII amphibious invasion – the Battle of Guadalcanal. | U.S. Marine Corps

Guadalcanal witnessed a surge in troop numbers, leading to intense combat. Naval warfare played a key role, but it came at a heavy cost. This video recaps a pivotal and deadly campaign. #Guadalcanal #WWII #PacificTheater #NavalWarfare #MilitaryHistory | Timeline - World History

Follow the grind of the Guadalcanal campaign, where Marines faced fierce jungle combat, disease, and supply shortages. From Henderson Field to the Coral Sea's precursor battles, this crucible forged lethal tactics, resilience, and Allied coordination. A turning point that shifted momentum in the Pacific Theater and defined Marine warfare. #pacificwar #usmc #guadalcanal | The Pacific War Channel | Facebook