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by Geert Rottiers Hardback (6.4×9.4 inches). 253 pages. 2026. Subtitle: The Men Who Bombed Tokyo and Their Harrowing Story of Escape and Capture in China Plane by plane and crew by crew, each receives a chapter about the take off
by Steve R. Dunn. Hardback (6.5×9.5 inches). 320 pages. 2025. Subtitle: The Battles of Coronel & the Falklands 1914 The German East Asiatic Squadron gave the British the slip in China thanks to a British error in judgment that sent
by Dale Thomas. Hardback (6.5×9.5 inches). 144 pages. 2026. Subtitle: The Journal and Letters of Quartermaster Fred Tuttle US Navy Once Spain surrendered and ended the Spanish-American War, the US found itself owning the Philippines. At the time, a debate
by Michael Claringbould and Peter Ingman Softcover (6.9×9.8 inches). 184 pages. 2025. Subtitle: Operation Ke: The Evacuation of Guadalcanal January-February 1943 No other author has covered the WWII Pacific air war like Claringbould. He has consistently combined research from US,
by Angus Konstam Softcover (7.25×9.75 inches). 96 pages. 2026. Subtitle: The Royal Navy’s Biggest Carrier Campaign The US Navy gets the lion’s share of histories about the invasion of Okinawa and the battle against kamikazes. Yet, the British Royal Navy
by Peter Williams Softcover (7.25×9.75 inches). 96 pages. 2026. Subtitle: Japanese Defeat in Papua The Japanese, foiled at the landing of Milne Bay (Papua New Guinea) and rebuffed at the Battle of Coral Sea, launched an attack via an overland
. . by Michael John Claringbould. Softcover (7.25×9.75 inches). 96 pages. 2025. Subtitle: American Night Fighters Pacific Theatre 1943-1945 Long-time readers know how I’ve come to appreciate MJC’s profile volumes on WWII Pacific Theater aircraft as well as his excellent
. . by Brian Lane Herder. Softcover (7.25×9.75 inches). 96 pages. 2025. Subtitle: Seventh Air Force’s Island-Hopping War From the near parity with the Japanese air forces in 1943 to the overwhelming US superiority in 1945, the Seventh Air Force’s
. . by Mark Lardas. Softcover (7.25×9.75 inches). 96 pages. 2025. Subtitle: America’s First Massive Military Airlift The US agreed to provide arms, ammo, and equipment to China during WWII and there were two ways to get it there: The
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