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