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As the titles says, what if Isoroku Yamamoto had lived to the end of the war in the Pacific. What if Operation Vengeance, a secret operation to intercept his bomber transport, had failed?
This is the bare bones background of the operation from Wikipedia:
I doubt the admiral's continued life and involvement in the war would change the outcome, except with how imperial Japan eventually loses. It has been suggested by some posters here, that Yamamoto might later on have backed the dove faction in Japanese politics against the hawks supporting the army.
How might the remainder of the war progress with Yamamoto still alive?
If he survives all other attempts on his life, what might happen to him post war?