Joe Hall Patton
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1942 Raid on Makin Island

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January 13, 2020

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The Marine Raiders of the Second World War were described as the United States' first special operations forces. A raid in August 1942 on a Japanese-held atoll tested the strategies and marines of the Second Raider Battalion. The History Guy remembers the 1942 Raid on Makin Island.

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