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portada Pacific Adversaries. Volume One: Japanese Army air Force vs the Allies, new Guinea 1942-1944
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Year
2019
Language
English
Pages
112
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9780646803142
Edition No.
1

Pacific Adversaries. Volume One: Japanese Army air Force vs the Allies, new Guinea 1942-1944

Michael John Claringbould (Author) · Avonmore Books · Paperback

Pacific Adversaries. Volume One: Japanese Army air Force vs the Allies, new Guinea 1942-1944 - Michael John Claringbould

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Synopsis "Pacific Adversaries. Volume One: Japanese Army air Force vs the Allies, new Guinea 1942-1944"

This volume conveys detailed stories of aerial warfare in the South Pacific, chosen because both Japanese and Allied records can be matched for an accurate accounting. Often the actual outcomes are very different to the exaggerated claims made by both sides upon which many traditional histories have relied to date. Further, for each of the chosen stories photographic or other evidence enables an accurate depiction of the aircraft involved.Through these chosen snapshots Pacific Adversaries portrays the South Pacific conflict as accurately as possible. This first volume describes confrontations between the Japanese Army Air Force (JAAF) and the Allies in New Guinea and the Solomons. JAAF units first arrived in the South Pacific in December 1942 and effectively ceased operations in mainland New Guinea in April 1944. Theirs is a rich and colorful history about which many myths persist. Perhaps the biggest is that their Allied counterparts thought they were mainly fighting “Zeros”, a falsehood still published and accepted to this day. In New Guinea the Allies ratcheted up a grueling, coordinated and unrelenting campaign, destroying most JAAF air power on the ground, not in the air. Their assault against Wewak’s key bases involved an interwoven and complex strategy which eventually overpowered the Japanese. Never before have detailed accounts matched up adversaries so closely and in doing so shine light on key events in Pacific skies so many years ago.Table of ContentsIntroductionGlossaryJapanese Aircraft TypesChapter 1                                             The Lucky ShotChapter 2                                             Collision Over LaeChapter 3                                             The Battle Which Never WasChapter 4                                             Takehashi Meets DeblancChapter 5                                             Kamikaze or Miscalculation?Chapter 6                                             A Long LegacyChapter 7                                             The Nama-Namba ManChapter 8                                             Sole Survivor – Bombura’s TaleChapter 9                                             Medal of HonorChapter 10                                          Fire-Breathing Dragon-SlayerChapter 11                                          Sally in the MountainsChapter 12                                          The Rare SoniaChapter 13                                          Mitchell DestroyedChapter 14                                          Two Boomers DownChapter 15                                          Ten Knights in a Bar RoomChapter 16                                          The Last DragonSources

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