Importance of the Battle of Coral Sea and Midway

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The main plan for the Japanese force was to move through the Jomard Passage near New Guinea which would allow for an attack on Port Moresby. On the other side, the Americans have broken the Japanese naval code and had knowledge of the Japanese plans to attack Port Moresby...
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This attack was treated very seriously by the Americans for they knew the importance of this port. Admiral Nimitz and General MacArthur knew that an attack would leave Australia vulnerable. Even with the knowledge of the attack that was going to happen there was still one problem...
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