Devastating Firestorm: A Gunner in the Superfortress Raid on Tokyo
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William Carter, a Gunner aboard a U.S. B-29 bomber, lived through harrowing times during missions against the Japanese. More »
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William Carter, a Gunner aboard a U.S. B-29 bomber, lived through harrowing times during missions against the Japanese. More »
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As a Japanese invasion force attacked Port Moresby, New Guinea, a skeleton crew of two American aircraft carriers moved to confront the invaders. More »
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The sinking of the SS Cape San Juan brought about a dangerous rescue to save crew and passengers. More »
•November 16, 2018 • 1 Comment
American flamethrower tanks provided a horrific edge during island fighting in the Pacific. More »
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Allied efforts in Indochina were a harbinger of years of fighting in Southeast Asia following World war II. More »
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The repair ship USS Vestal survived Pearl Harbor Attack and became the most decorated non-combat ship of World War II. More »
•November 15, 2018 • Be the First to Comment
In the South Pacific, U.S. forces in the Philippines felt the brunt of Japanese military might on December 8, 1941. More »
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USS Chicago, the U.S. Navy cruiser, was sunk during the Battle of Rennell Island off Guadalcanal in January 1943. More »
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The OSS Cardinal Mission located General Jonathan Wainwright at a Japanese prison camp in Manchuria. More »
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Unpredictable Pete Ellis was the father of amphibious warfare. More »
