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Pacific War #151 - Formosa Air Battle - YouTube Member Exclusive
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Sources:
“US Army in WW2: The War in the Pacific: The Approach to the Philippines” by Robert Ross Smith.
“Reports of General MacArthur: Japanese Operations in the Southwest Pacific Area, Volume II, Part I” by Douglas MacArthur.
“Peleliu 1944: The forgotten corner of hell” by Jim Moran & Gordon L. Rottman.
“History of U.S. Marine Corps Operations in World War II – Volume IV: Western Pacific Operations” by George W. Garand & Truman R. Strobridge.
Japanese Monograph N°49: Central Pacific Operations Record, Volume II – The Palau Operations (April-November 1944)
“US Army in WW2: The War in the Pacific: Triumph in the Philippines” by Robert Ross Smith.
“US Army in WW2: The War in the Pacific: Leyte: The Return to the Philippines” by M. Hamlin Cannon.
Japanese Monograph N°4: Philippines Operations Record, Phase III (July 1944-November 1944)
Japanese Monograph N°6: 35th Army Operations (July 1944-August 1945)
“Reports of General MacArthur: Japanese Operations in the Southwest Pacific Area, Volume II, Part II” by Douglas MacArthur.
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