The Battle of Okinawa was the last large-scale all-round battle between the United States and Japan in the Pacific War, and it was also the most serious loss for the United States in the Pacific War. But taking Okinawa is like kicking Japan's door, and Japan can't fight back. So in this battle, both sides did their best.

For the Japanese army, after several large-scale naval battles in the Pacific War, the naval fleet has almost been exhausted, the aircraft carriers have all been reimbursed, the sea transportation channels have been basically cut off, and resources are extremely scarce. This war has no support. Failure is a matter of time. However, the crazy Japanese army still clamored for 100 million pieces of jade, and with the determination of mutual destruction, tried to destroy each other's offensive will with great casualties.

As for the allies, they concentrated most of the main forces of the inland sea and the army in the Pacific theater, hoping to destroy Okinawa at one go, and then completely destroy Japan's war machine.

Judging from the results, neither side actually achieved the expected purpose.

Although the Allies occupied the right place at the right time, and the logistics strategic resources were constantly supplemented, two planes were built there after being shot down, and an aircraft carrier could be repaired and returned to the battle sequence after being injured for a week, but the deadly chrysanthemum special attack launched by Japan still brought huge casualties and losses to the Allies. The so-called special attack of Jushui, that is, the notorious Kamikaze special attack team, coupled with suicide motorboats, suicide torpedoes and other attack modes, are all fatal moves. By this time, there is no tactical strategy, but the will and strength of both sides to see who collapses first.

However, in the end, the allies with deep pockets survived. Because the allied forces have absolute air and sea control rights, most suicide planes and ships were blown up at airports and ports. At the same time, the Allies also carried out a large-scale strategic bombing of Japan's industrial areas and residential areas, and laid torpedoes, completely cutting off Japan's ties with Okinawa. At this time, the defenders of Okinawa are already helpless troops. Although they tried their best to defend themselves layer by layer, they did cause great casualties to the US Marine Corps. However, a continuous supply, firepower occupies an absolute advantage, while the other side shoots one less bullet and dies one less. The allies burned it bit by bit, bombed it with grenades, drove the Japanese to the Jedi like rats, and finally occupied it.

Therefore, the daily battle in Okinawa is not a single Okinawa landing war, but a variety of bombing and blockade strategic measures prepared for the landing plan from the beginning. By the time we finally landed on the island, the Okinawa defenders were alone in the Jedi, and no matter how strong the fighting will was, it could not stop the crushing of absolute superiority. All the struggles of the Japanese army failed to save their fate, and they got two atomic bombs, which completely dispelled their will to resist, making the battle of Okinawa the last battle of the Pacific War.