Blackett Strait jangi
Blackett boʻgʻozidagi jang (yaponcha: ビラ・スタンモーア夜戦 (Vila–Stanmor jangi)) — Ikkinchi jahon urushining Tinch okeani yurishi davridagi dengiz jangi. U 1943-yil 6-martda Solomon orollaridagi Kolombangara va Arundel oroli oraligʻida joylashgan Blackett boʻgʻozida boʻlib oʻtdi.
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