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The pacific campaign is a judicious examination of the war at sea between the allies and Japan from 1941 to 1945. Takes a new and questioning look at the eastern naval theatre of the Second World War.
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The pacific campaign is a judicious examination of the war at sea between the allies and Japan from 1941 to 1945. Takes a new and questioning look at the eastern naval theatre of the Second World War.
Author=Dan Van Der Vat
Pages=430
Published=1992
Book Condtion=Excellent condition in a dust jacket
| Weight | 800 g |
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Beautiful photographs of ship. Over 100 illustrated with photos. Contains a concise history of tall ships includes the sailing ships of the modern era. Fully explains technical terms.
Combined volume of 3 titles in the At War Series, life aboard the ship for captain and crew, above and below deck. Black and white photos throughout.
The bulk of this book concerns the 1587-8 campaign, its preperation, course and conclusion. Illustrations throughout.
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