About This Book
A clear operational history of the Marine-led campaign in the Solomon Islands during World War II, the narrative summarizes strategic decisions that prompted an offensive, the planning and amphibious landings, and subsequent month-by-month combat and buildup ashore. It examines command choices, unit movements, logistics, and supporting naval and air actions, and documents weapons, equipment, and notable personnel in sidebars. The account combines tactical descriptions with situational context to explain how the campaign unfolded and concluded.
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