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Victory in the Pacific

by Albert Marrin

A campaign across the Pacific

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A campaign across the Pacific

Albert Marrin’s account traces the Pacific Theater of World War II from the events preceding Pearl Harbor through Midway and the island campaigns that followed, including Guadalcanal, Betio, the Philippines, Iwo Jima, and Okinawa. Battles are placed alongside personal stories and information about military technology, giving the book several angles on the campaign’s history. The description frames these events as a difficult period in American history and dedicates the book to the servicemen who took part.

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  • Teens and young adults interested in World War II history
  • Readers seeking an overview of the Pacific campaign that combines battles, personal accounts, and military technology

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World War II in the PacificMilitary campaigns and battlesPersonal accounts of serviceMilitary technology

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Book overview

Albert Marrin, author of Hitler and Yanks are Coming, now tell the story of World War II's Pacific Theater. Beginning with the events leading up to the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor, and the ensuing battle at Midway. Marrin continues on the relate the Navy and Marine struggles through the jungles of Guadalcanal and Betio and the "leapfrog" toward Japan through the atolls of the Caroline and Mariana Islands. Victory was in sight with their capture of the Philippines and the taking of Iwo Jima and Okinawa which finally permitted Allied Bombing of Japan.

These Hard fought victories are conveyed to the reader in dramatic and accurate fashion, sure to impart a deeper understanding of this difficult time in America's history. Battles, personal stories, mechanical information and Marrin's lively writing style, all combine to make Victory in the Pacific a fitting tribute to the American heroes who risked their all to answer the call of duty and to whom this book is dedicated.

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