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For sale is a booklet entitled \"Luzon\", Luzon is the largest and most populous island in the Philippines. The island was captured by Japan in 1942. General Douglas MacArthur, in charge of Philippine defenses, fled to Australia, and most remaining Allied troops relocated to Bataan. The Allies attacked Luzon in January 1945, in an effort to secure the Philippines for attacks on the Japanese mainland. Japanese troops retreated to the northern portion of the island, where token resistance continued until the Japanese surrender. US Army Campaigns of World War II - Luzon US Army Campaigns of World War II - Luzon
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The US Army Center of Military History, in the 1990s, published a series of 42 booklets detailing \"The US Army Campaigns of World War II\". These booklets provided details on the planning and fighting in the various theaters of war. Each booklet addressed such topics as the (a) the strategic setting of the area, (b) military operations, and (c) an analysis of that campaign. The publications are well-illustrated with multiple color maps of the battlefields, routes of advance by the troops, and defensive lines. There are also black-and-white photographs.
Each booklet measures appx 8 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches closed, 11 x 8 1/2 inches opened, and is printed on a high-quality semi-glossy paperstock. All are unused and in mint condition. Over the coming weeks, I will be offering for sale booklets from this set. You can find all listings by entering the keywords \"US Army Campaigns of World War\".
For sale is a booklet entitled \"Luzon\", Luzon is the largest and most populous island in the Philippines. The island was captured by Japan in 1942. General Douglas MacArthur, in charge of Philippine defenses, fled to Australia, and most remaining Allied troops relocated to Bataan. The Allies attacked Luzon in January 1945, in an effort to secure the Philippines for attacks on the Japanese mainland. Japanese troops retreated to the northern portion of the island, where token resistance continued until the Japanese surrender.
This publication, 32 pages, is in excellent, virtual mint condition. There are no rips or tears, no writing or markings, and the binding is secure with all pages firmly in place.
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