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Details:Delve into the pivotal Guadalcanal campaign of 1942-43, where Japan's attempt to neutralize Henderson Field and the Cactus Air Force became a turning point in the Pacific War. This book offers a detailed account of the air battles, highlighting the strategic importance of the airfield and the challenges faced by both American and Japanese forces. Explore the crucial roles played by the Marine, Navy, and Army Air Force units of the 'Cactus Air Force' in defending against constant Japanese attacks. Understand the Japanese Navy's Air Force's mission from Rabaul and the vulnerabilities of their famous 'Zero' fighter and bombers due to the long distances. This comprehensive analysis, supported by full-colour illustrations and contemporary photography, uncovers the factors behind the eventual American victory and Japanese defeat. **Key Features:** * In-depth analysis of the Guadalcanal campaign (August 1942 - February 1943) * Focus on the strategic importance of Henderson Field * Examination of the 'Cactus Air Force' and its components * Details on Japanese air operations from Rabaul * Explores the strengths and weaknesses of Japanese aircraft like the 'Zero' * Supported by rich visuals including illustrations and photography **Product Summary:** Guadalcanal 1942-43: Japan's Bid to Knock Out Henderson Field and the Cactus Air Force is a politics book by Mark Stille, detailing the air campaign. Published in 2019 by Osprey Military, it is 96 pages long and written in English.
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Delve into the pivotal Guadalcanal campaign of 1942-43, where Japan's attempt to neutralize Henderson Field and the Cactus Air Force became a turning point in the Pacific War. This book offers a detailed account of the air battles, highlighting the strategic importance of the airfield and the challenges faced by both American and Japanese forces. Explore the crucial roles played by the Marine, Navy, and Army Air Force units of the 'Cactus Air Force' in defending against constant Japanese attacks. Understand the Japanese Navy's Air Force's mission from Rabaul and the vulnerabilities of their famous 'Zero' fighter and bombers due to the long distances. This comprehensive analysis, supported by full-colour illustrations and contemporary photography, uncovers the factors behind the eventual American victory and Japanese defeat. **Key Features:** * In-depth analysis of the Guadalcanal campaign (August 1942 - February 1943) * Focus on the strategic importance of Henderson Field * Examination of the 'Cactus Air Force' and its components * Details on Japanese air operations from Rabaul * Explores the strengths and weaknesses of Japanese aircraft like the 'Zero' * Supported by rich visuals including illustrations and photography **Product Summary:** Guadalcanal 1942-43: Japan's Bid to Knock Out Henderson Field and the Cactus Air Force is a politics book by Mark Stille, detailing the air campaign. Published in 2019 by Osprey Military, it is 96 pages long and written in English.
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Brand | Bloomsbury Publishing PLC |
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Language | english |
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