Does the battleship have a bloody slogan similar to "Enterprise VS Japan"?

After the Pearl Harbor incident, there were no battleships available in the United States (the cutting-edge South Dakota and North Carolina were not in service), and the old battleships were injured and could not get out.

Therefore, it can only be played by an aircraft carrier. In the future, the Pacific War will be called a flat-topped warship war, and the aircraft carrier will become the protagonist.

The battleship was reduced to a supporting role and had no chance to go home alone.

Battleship's position in the Pacific War is really not high, so it has two opportunities to show its face.

When I was in Guadalcanal, I filmed Kirishima's Black Gun.

On another occasion, in the Battle of Leyte Bay, the Nishimura fleet was hit by various T-shaped arrays and was still outnumbered.

In this case, it is natural not to shout the slogan "Enterprise VS Japan" like Enterprise in the Battle of Guadalcanal.

Moreover, the slogan of enterprises to Japan is also a helpless move during the Guadao period. In the future, American aircraft carriers will be launched like popcorn, and they can make up for it immediately after sinking a ship, giving the Japanese a feeling of exploding bodies.

The United States is completely outnumbered, so slogans like enterprise Vs Japan are no longer called.