Guadalcanal – Six Months of Hell: The Battle That Turned the Tide in the Pacific War (1942–1943)
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Guadalcanal – Six Months of Hell: The Battle That Turned the Tide in the Pacific War (1942–1943)

by John-Mark Taika Ambrose

History World War II Military History
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Guadalcanal – Six Months of Hell explores the pivotal Pacific War battle fought from 1942 to 1943. Focusing on the campaign’s six-month duration and historical importance, this concise account examines why Guadalcanal is remembered as the battle that turned the tide in the Pacific.

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Guadalcanal – Six Months of Hell examines the Battle of Guadalcanal during the Pacific War.

Covering the period from 1942 to 1943, the book focuses on a campaign described as lasting six months.

It presents Guadalcanal as a pivotal battle and explores its significance in turning the tide of the Pacific War.

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