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38 Rainbow 5: Operations Galvanic, Flintlock and Catchpole The Northern Attack Force, Task Force 52, sailed from Pearl Harbor, refuelling at sea en route to attack Makin, the most northern of the Gilberts. The Southern Attack Force, Task Force 53, sailed on 16 November from New Zealand for Tarawa. The third column was the Fast Carrier Force’s Pacific Fleet (Task Force 50), the predecessor of Task Forces 38 and 58. At this time there was little hard intelligence about the Japanese forward base capabilities at Truk – it had been closed to outsiders since the end of World War I – but its possibilities exerted a strong pull on American strategic thinking.
The Carolines controlled the central Pacific – and Truk controlled the Carolines. In order to take Truk, the seizure of other Japanese strongholds to the south-east of the Carolines would be required, as would the reduction of Japanese bases as far as Woleai, Yap and Palau. A successful conquest of the Palau Islands would give US forces a naval base and airfields from where they could directly threaten Japan’s most important holdings, the Philippines, just over 500 nautical miles away to the west.
I Type F Unidentified Maru Urakami Maru IJN Wakatake Japanese Aircraft Wrecks of Palau a Aichi E13A Jake c Mitsubishi A6M Zero Fighter b Mitsubishi A6M Zero Fighter d Vought F4U Corsair N W Komebail Lagoon E Babelthuap Kosabang Harbour S 15 19 Ngerchaol 2 Ngeruktabel 7 20 Arakabesan 16 Koror a 5 Malakal 8 21 1 (13) Malakal Harbour Ulebeschel 17 Western Lagoon 9 10 a 6 c 4 12 3 Toachel Ra Kesebekuu (Malakal Pass) Pacific Ocean Urukthapel b Chart of Malakal Harbor. For wrecks outwith the immediate harbor area see chart on p12.