The Ruthless Pacific
How there came to be an American fleet at each of the mornings the Pacific war is remembered for. 753 pages, 2,198 endnotes. Comes with US Command in Color.
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Three illustrated reference works on the men who held operational command — sourced from the documents, with the gaps named rather than filled.
How there came to be an American fleet at each of the mornings the Pacific war is remembered for. 753 pages, 2,198 endnotes. Comes with US Command in Color.
The hundred Americans who held operational command, 1939–1945. 889 pages and 716 credited photographs, with the colour companion alongside.
Fifty commanders and airmen set out from the German-language record — what they commanded, when, and what the documents say about it afterwards.
Three tiers of evidence run through the notes and they are not interchangeable. Where the record runs thin, the books say so in plain words rather than filling the gap.
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