Midway (Fields Of Battle Series)

Midway (Fields Of Battle Series)

by HughBicheno (Author)

Synopsis

Before Midway, the force of the Imperial Japanese Navy was almost unchallenged in the Pacific. This titanic naval battle was to turn the situation around, and give control to the US Navy, only six months after their appalling losses at Pearl Harbor - a victory that was only to be won with the loss of the USS Yorktown. This book is a brand new look at the historic battle, which for the first time put the Japanese on the back foot.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 224
Publisher: W&N
Published: 13 Dec 2001

ISBN 10: 0304357154
ISBN 13: 9780304357154
Book Overview: One of the prestigious Fields of Battle series, edited and with an introduction by Richard Holmes A concise and readable account of one of the most famous and decisive actions of the Second World War Illustrated with specially commissioned colour maps and photography

Author Bio
Hugh Bicheno was born in Cuba and has worked as an academic, an intelligence officer and a freelance kidnap and ransom negotiator. After 25 years in the Americas he now lives in Cambridge and is devoted to writing about men at war. This is his second book in the series (after GETTYSBURG).