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I saw the 1976 movie in high school. I have since that time served 20 years in the military and gotten two degrees from colleges. The most important reason for the Americans winning this battle was the excellent repair, salvage, mechanical and engineering expertise both on the carriers and at Pearl Harbor. Logistics and repair/maintenance crews were everything in the Pacific war. One of the things that most civilians will have a hard time appreciating was the intensity of operations the Japanese carrier units were under at the time. Since Pearl Harbor, the Japanese Naval Aviation Corps had been on continuous operations without let up from the Dutch East Indies, heavy combat in the Java sea, Singapore, Ceylon, the Philppines, Burma/Thailand, minor battles against the Americans in various US Navy raids on Japanese island strongholds and Japanese raids on Darwin. Many naval battles took place over the roughly six months plus since Pearl Harbor. At all these naval battles the Japanese naval carriers, crews and warplanes were in almost constant combat action. Japanese losses at each of these naval battlesThe Japanese were more than a little tired after the Coral Sea action that ground down a good number of air squadrons and damaged two aircraft carriers with one carrier sunk. Admiral Yamamoto needed to rest his sailors, his pilots and carrier crews. The Japanese needed to have their carrier fleets, crews, support ships and warplanes refurbished, rested and refitted. New pilots needed to be integrated into old squadrons that had absorbed losses both from combat and accidents. No admiral can keep his naval air squadrons constantly in combat for six months without losses in efficiency due to combat losses, damage and wearing out aircraft engines/components etc.