World War 2: The Turkey Shoot (Electronic book text)

The Great Turkey Shoot: After their defeat at the Battle of Midway the Japanese lost the elite of their carrier forces, and were facing a new threat...the loss of the Philippines. When Admiral Spruance laid siege to the islands of Guam, Rota and Saipan, the Japanese high command had to commit its remaining carriers in a vain effort to stop him. So, as powerful as the Japanese Navy was, it was unknowingly about to engage a vastly superior American Carrier Fleet in the Battle Of Midway, nicknamed "The Great Turkey Shoot," for reasons about to be made apparent.