On December 7, 1941, America's hopes of remaining neutral in World War II disappeared in the oily smoke that roiled from her battleships burning at Pearl Harbor. The nation faced Herculean tasks to strike back against the Imperial Japanese military that had attacked her. Victory demanded crossing thousands of miles of ocean, creating new weapons, and arming hundreds of thousands of young men to fight their way across a series of desolate islands that a fanatical enemy had fortified to exact the highest possible price from the American troops.

Historic Photos of World War II: Pearl Harbor to Japan portrays this epic story, using black-and-white photographs selected from the finest archives and private collections.

From the sinking of the Arizona to the raising of the Stars and Stripes over Japan, Historic Photo of World War II: Pearl Harbor to Japan depicts in a way mere words cannot the determination, struggle, and sacrifices of America's fighting men as they rose to the challenge of liberating free peoples of the Pacific from a conquering invader.

About the Author
Bob Duncan grew up at the feet of the generation who went off to serve their nation in the Second World War, and he has an abiding interest in their stories. He is the county historian and director of the Maury County Archives in Columbia, Tennessee, and a frequent speaker concerning the history of our country. His favorite audiences consist of young school children from his area who know him as "Uncle Bob." He has authored five previous books, including Historic Photos of World War II: North Africa to Germany (Turner Publishing, 2007).


Book Information
ISBN 9781683369981
Author Bob Duncan
Format Hardback
Page Count 202
Imprint Turner Publishing Company
Publisher Turner Publishing Company