US Marines return to beach after World War II Battle of Tarawa

The transcript describes the strategic importance of the island chain leading to the enemy homeland, highlighting the Battle of Tarawa as a pivotal moment. It marks America's readiness to transform defeat into victory, ultimately aiming to crush Japanese imperialism and restore global peace.

In what way did the events at Tarawa contribute to peace in the world?

What does the phrase 'once more' imply in the context of the text?