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Japan was invading Java. So the Allies sent a multinational fleet to stop the invasion. On February 27, 1942, Allied warships under Dutch Rear Admiral Karel Doorman encountered the Japanese covering force in the Battle of the Java Sea. The battle lasted for hours. Japanese torpedoes repeatedly attacked the Allied formation, while darkness and Japanese experience in night fighting made the situation even more difficult. Five Allied ships were sunk, including HNLMS *De Ruyter*, Doorman's flagship. But the most important part came afterward. The Allied fleet withdrew. And the Japanese invasion of Java continued. The Battle of the Java Sea had delayed the invasion—but it could not prevent it. This is Episode 28 of the Grand Archive: Pacific War, a chronological history series examining the major campaigns, battles, decisions, and turning points of the Pacific War. EPISODE 28 — JAVA SEA Comment YES if you want Episode 29, and follow Grand Archive for the next chapter of the Pacific War. #PacificWar #JavaSea #WW2 #GrandArchiveStudios #GrandArchive

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