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The Toughest Fighting in the World: The Australian and American Campaign for New Guinea in World War II

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The Toughest Fighting in the World: The Australian and American Campaign for New Guinea in World War II - Johnston, George H
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Following their attacks on Pearl Harbor, the Dutch East Indies, and the Philippines, the Japanese invaded New Guinea in early 1942 as part of their attempt to create a Pacific empire. Control of New Guinea would enable Japan to establish large army, air force, and naval bases in close proximity to Australia. The Australians, with American cooperation, began a counterattack in earnest. The mountainous terrain covered with nearly impenetrable tropical forest and full of natural hazards resulted in an exceedingly grueling ...

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The Toughest Fighting in the World: The Australian and American Campaign for New Guinea in World War II 2011, Westholme Publishing

ISBN-13: 9781594161513

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