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Tulagi
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In
an
attempt
to
strengthen
Cause_change_of_strength
their
defensive
Defending
position
in
the
South
Pacific
,
the
Japanese
decided
Deciding
to
invade
Attack
and
occupy
Control
Port
Moresby
(
in
New
Guinea
)
and
Tulagi
(
in
the
southeastern
Solomon
Islands
)
.
On
3–4
May
,
Japanese
forces
successfully
invaded
Attack
and
occupied
Control
Tulagi
,
although
several
of
their
supporting
Supporting
warships
were
sunk
or
damaged
Damaging
in
surprise
attacks
Attack
by
aircraft
from
the
U.S.
fleet
carrier
.
The
invasion
Attack
of
Tulagi
,
on
3–4
May
1942
,
was
part
of
Operation
Military_operation
``
Mo
''
,
the
Empire
of
Japan
's
strategy
in
the
South
Pacific
and
South
West
Pacific
Area
in
1942
.
The
plan
called
Request
for
Imperial
Japanese
Navy
troops
to
capture
Conquering
Tulagi
and
nearby
islands
in
the
British
Solomon
Islands
Protectorate
.
The
occupation
Control
of
Tulagi
by
the
Japanese
was
intended
to
cover
Hiding_objects
the
flank
of
and
provide
Supply
reconnaissance
support
Supporting
for
Japanese
forces
that
were
advancing
Self_motion
on
Port
Moresby
in
New
Guinea
,
provide
Supply
greater
defensive
depth
for
the
major
Japanese
base
at
Rabaul
,
and
serve
Assistance
as
a
base
for
Japanese
forces
to
threaten
and
interdict
the
supply
and
communication
routes
between
the
United
States
and
Australia
and
New
Zealand
.
Without
the
means
to
effectively
resist
Defending
the
Japanese
offensive
in
the
Solomons
,
the
British
Resident
Commissioner
of
the
Solomon
Islands
protectorate
and
the
few
Australian
troops
assigned
Choosing
to
defend
Defending
Tulagi
evacuated
the
island
just
before
the
Japanese
forces
arrived
on
3
May
.
The
next
day
,
however
,
a
U.S.
aircraft
carrier
task
force
en
route
to
resist
Defending
the
Japanese
forces
advancing
on
Port
Moresby
(
later
taking
part
in
the
Battle
of
the
Coral
Sea
)
struck
Attack
the
Japanese
Tulagi
landing
force
in
an
air
attack
,
destroying
Destroying
or
damaging
Damaging
several
of
the
Japanese
ships
and
aircraft
involved
in
the
landing
operation
.
Nevertheless
,
the
Japanese
troops
successfully
occupied
Control
Tulagi
and
began
Process_start
the
construction
Building
of
a
small
naval
base
.
The
Japanese
activities
on
Tulagi
and
Guadalcanal
were
observed
Perception_active
by
Allied
reconnaissance
aircraft
,
as
well
as
by
Australian
coastwatcher
personnel
stationed
in
the
area
.
Because
these
activities
threatened
Warning
the
Allied
supply
and
communication
lines
in
the
South
Pacific
,
Allied
forces
counter-attacked
Attack
with
landings
of
their
own
on
Guadalcanal
and
Tulagi
on
7
August
1942
,
initiating
Process_start
the
critical
Guadalcanal
campaign
and
a
series
of
combined
arms
battles
between
Allied
and
Japanese
forces
that
,
along
with
the
New
Guinea
campaign
,
decided
the
course
of
the
war
in
the
South
Pacific
.
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