Intended Consequences:
The outcome of the Battle of Okinawa was intended to have the US take control of the island, and also to play a big role in ending World War II because it was their final stop before Japan, as planned in Operation Iceberg.
The Battle of Okinawa made an impact on the entire outcome of World War II because it was one of the main factors the Unites States took into consideration when using the atomic bomb on Japan. The ending of World War II made a tremendous long-term impact on the world, introducing new innovations and economic balance. After the war, the conflict between Japan and the US resolved, causing them now to be one of our strongest allies.
The outcome of the Battle of Okinawa was intended to have the US take control of the island, and also to play a big role in ending World War II because it was their final stop before Japan, as planned in Operation Iceberg.
Over 150,000 Okinawans were killed in the midst of fighting, greatly reducing the civilian population by around â…“. This was never a goal of the Americans, they wanted to spare as many innocent lives as possible, while mainly focusing on fighting the Japanese soldiers. This consequence held a lasting impact on Okinawa for many years.