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Victory At Midway The Battle That Changed The Course Of World War Ii James M Dangelo

Name: Victory At Midway The Battle That Changed The Course Of World War Ii James M Dangelo
SKU: BELL-25580704
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Victory At Midway The Battle That Changed The Course Of World War Ii James M Dangelo instant download after payment.

Publisher: McFarland & Company

File Extension: PDF

File size: 6.9 MB

Pages: 207

Author: James M. D’Angelo

ISBN: 9781476629957, 9781476670713, 1476629951, 1476670714, 2017053065

Language: English

Year: 2018

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Victory At Midway The Battle That Changed The Course Of World War Ii James M Dangelo by James M. D’angelo 9781476629957, 9781476670713, 1476629951, 1476670714, 2017053065 instant download after payment.

In the five months after Pearl Harbor, the Imperial Japanese Navy won a string of victories in a campaign to consolidate control of Southeast Asia and the South Pacific. In June of 1942, Japan suffered a devastating defeat at the Battle of Midway and was never again able to take the offensive in the Pacific.
Bringing fresh perspective to the battle and its consequences, the author identifies Japan's operational plan as a major factor in its Navy's demise and describes the profound effects Midway had on the course of the war in Europe.