How much was the US outnumbered by at the Battle of Midway?

At the Battle of Midway in June 1942, the United States was significantly outnumbered by the Japanese forces. The Japanese fleet consisted of four aircraft carriers, numerous battleships, and other support vessels, totaling about 160 ships. In contrast, the U.S. forces had only three aircraft carriers and around 70 ships. However, the U.S. leveraged intelligence advantages and tactical strategies to achieve a decisive victory despite the numerical disadvantage.