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Coming of Age at Tarawa

A young Marine remembers his introduction to combat.

17 December 2018

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NA-16 Wirraway: From Trainer to Fighter

The Australian Wirraway was forced into a role for which it was not intended during World War II.

16 December 2018

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Raid on Darwin: Australia’s Pearl Harbor

The Japanese Imperial Navy’s air attack on the Australian city of Darwin was the greatest military disaster ever inflicted on that country’s soil.

16 December 2018

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Faces of the U.S. Marine Corps

A collection of World War II Marine Corps photographs bears witness to the effect of war on the young combatants.

16 December 2018

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Bernard Fergusson: Black Watch in the Chindit Campaign

Brigadier Bernard Fergusson took part in several hazardous operations in the China-Burma-India- Theater.

16 December 2018

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Rock Force Assault: MacArthur’s Invasion of Corregidor

American airborne and ground troops swiftly captured the fortress island of Corregidor in Manila Bay with a coordinated operation in early 1945.

16 December 2018

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Midnight Raid in Iron Bottom Sound

American PT-Boats thwarted a Tokyo Express run on December 7, 1942, near embattled Guadalcanal.

15 December 2018

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Battle of Makin: Amphibious Assault on the Gilbert Islands

The American 193rd Tank Battalion played a pivotal role in the capture of Makin in the Pacific in 1943.

15 December 2018

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Joseph Bale: Naval Ensign at Iwo Jima

A 21-year old naval ensign experienced training and combat in the Pacific.

15 December 2018

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“The War Between the Smiths”: High Command Feud at Saipan

Two generals, one in the U.S. Marine Corps and the other in the Army, were embroiled in a controversy that began during the effort to capture Saipan.

15 December 2018

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Defending Bataan

American forces defending the Bataan peninsula waged a determined resistance during the Philippines campaign of 1941-1942.

14 December 2018

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4th Marine Division in the Marshall Islands: First Time Under Fire

The 4th Marine Division experienced enemy action for the first time during the fight for the Japanese-held islands of Roi and Namur in the Marshall's.

14 December 2018

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“John Ford’s Navy”: A Filmmaker in the OSS

Hollywood director John Ford brought unique fallen to the film interpretation of World War II.

14 December 2018

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An American Invasion in New Zealand

U.S. Marines training in New Zealand for Pacific amphibious operations developed a unique and enduring bond with their gracious hosts.

12 December 2018

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The Big Three in Tehran: The Meeting That Shaped WWII

Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin's pivotal meeting in the Iranian capital in late 1943 decided the fate of the postwar world order.

12 December 2018

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