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What event helped the United States defeat the Japanese at Midway?The Japanese military code had been deciphered by the Americans.Radar alerted the forces there to the impending invasion.A flight of B-17s discovered the invasion force.Russian intelligence provided key information about the Japanese battle fleet.American submarines had discovered the flotilla and radioed Midway that they were about to be attacked.
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