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T or F? General Douglas Nimititz developed the "leapfrogging" strategy, whereby U.S. forces avoided invading strategically unimportant islands, and instead exclusively bombed and shelled them using air power and sea power. This strategy enabled U.S. military strategists to minimize unnecessary American casualties, while cutting off Japanese supply lines.
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