About 98% sure it was the Marshall Islands. Spain sold them to Germany in the 1800's, and I think they were awarded to Japan after World War 1, and captured by the US in World War 2. If Spain had kept this island group instead of selling it to Germany, the Marshalls would have become US territory earlier, in the Spanish-American War of 1898.
island hopping in the pacific
Pearl divers do exist, but only off the pacific island coasts.
During World War II in the Pacific Ocean, it was necessary for the Allies to fight from island to island. The Japanese had occupied dozens of Pacific islands. They all either needed to be taken or cut off from supply lines. Many of the islands were strategic in nature and provided bases to fly from to attack the Japanese homeland.
Germany. Originally spelled Jundt. Was likely changed at Ellis Island.
The Falkland Islands are a British Protectorate, which means that they are self-governing but Britain is responsible for their defence.
Japan had early alliances with Germany. They were promised the Pacific Island holdings of the US if the Axis powers won the war.
Yes, because Britain is an island.
No, Great Britain is not located in Germany. G.B. is an island that is North of the European continent.
Somoa
New Britain was not a continent, but a large Pacific island north of New Guinea.
The Falkland Islands, with the consent of the people living there, are under the protectorate of Britain. The Islands are self-determining with a long history and a unique culture.
The Falkland Islands, with the consent of the people living there, are under the protectorate of Britain. The Islands are self-determining with a long history and a unique culture.
Well, Because Great Britain is an Island and Britain has the best naval force. Germany was unable to use blitzkrieg effectively and could not penetrate the powerful British navy, so the only thing Germany could do was to fly over and bomb the cities.
Nevis Island, West Indies Naura, in the West Pacific New Britain, in the West Pacific, Bismarck group New Caladonia, Pacific, South west of Vanuatu, an overseas department of France
Island Pacific School was created in 1995.
Pacific Island Aviation ended in 2005.