Provide me the correct information and resources needed. In Module 4, you learned about Japanese strategic goals and the decision to attack the United States, Japanese expansion into the Pacific, the response of the Naval Service through the May 1942 Battle of the Coral Sea, the subsequent Solomon Islands Campaign, the progression of the Naval Services operations across the Central Pacific, the corresponding operations in the southwest Pacific (New Guinea, present-day Indonesia) culminating in the invasion of the Philippines in October 1944, and the Battle for Leyte Gulf. Section A: For All Students (80% of the non Engagement/Teamwork discussion grade) Select and answer one (1) of the following questions related to the history of the Naval Service covered in Module 4. Be sure to answer all parts of the question you select and clarify which question you are answering. In aviation circles, the Battle of Midway is considered the turning point in the Pacific War. Others, including FADM William Halsey (who was a Naval aviator), consider the Solomon Islands Campaign as the turning point. Based upon your reading and analysis, which do you think was the turning point? Using historical evidence, justify your opinion. Did Spruance make the correct call to be more concerned about defending the transports at the Marianas, or did he miss an opportunity to sink more Japanese Carriers? Section B Service-Specific Question (20% of the non Engagement/Team discussion grade) U.S. Navy and U.S. Coast Guard Students Combat is often about correctly evaluating risk and opportunity. Did Halsey correctly evaluate risk and opportunity at Leyte Gulf? U.S. Marine Corps Students Explain why Tarawa might be considered the first true Amphibious Assault for the Marines in WW2. Please make sure to address all aspects of the prompt in your writing