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The Final Campaign: Marines in the Victory on Okinawa

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The Final Campaign: Marines in the Victory on Okinawa
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Publisher: Diane Pub Co
ISBN/ASIN: 0788135287
ISBN-13: 9780788135286
Number of pages: 58

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With a magnitude that rivaled the Normandy invasion the previous June, the battle of Okinawa was the biggest and costliest single operation of the Pacific War. For each of its 82 days of combat, the battle would claim an average of 3,000 lives from the antagonists and the unfortunate non-combatants.

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