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WW II Marine Corps Seizure of the Gilbert & Marshall Islands History Book For Sale


WW II Marine Corps Seizure of the Gilbert & Marshall Islands History Book
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WW II Marine Corps Seizure of the Gilbert & Marshall Islands History Book:
$43.51

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Thisis a reprint of the Marine Corps Assault and Capture of the Gilbert and Marshall Islandsduring WW II.

Thisis a seldom seen book.

There are 434 pages in the book that comes in an 8.5 x 11 staple bound format.

Afascinating look into this area of combat that is rarely covered.

This comprehensive history was drafted by Marine Corps Intelligence and historical elements shortly after World War II.

This huge reference covers in great detail the strike through the central Pacific. Why and how specific islands were targeted for invasion, and the training and preparation for the invasion.

Has fascinating details on the preliminary air and sea born forces action, and the movement of the navy while they prepared for the invasions.

This huge history book goes into detail on the invasions and battles for Makin Island, reduction of the West Tank Barrier (Makin), capture of Tawara, the landings on red beaches (Tarawa - Red Beach 1, 2, and 3), the Marshall Islands, invasion of Kwajalein, captureof Majuro Island, Roi-Namur Islands, and the landings on Eniwetok.

A fascinating comprehensive history book that is rarely found.

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