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bleed the U.S. forces to dishearten them through casualties outmaneuver Allied forces in quick movements punch holes in U.S. defenses and surround U.S. units let U.S. forces pass through Japanese lines and then attack them from the rear

bleed the U.S. forces to dishearten them through casualties
outmaneuver Allied forces in quick movements
punch holes in U.S. defenses and surround U.S. units
let U.S. forces pass through Japanese lines and then attack them from the rear
What did the Japanese strategy of shukketsu seek to do?
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