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28th July 2023, 03:39

Jim Oxley

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Re: Leyte Gulf: A New History of the World's Largest Sea Battle

I have the book, but haven't got around to reading it yet.

If it is anything like his other books ie
Pacific Carrier War,
The Imperial Japanese Navy In The Pacific War,
The United States Navy In World War II: From Pearl Harbor To Okinawa (all of which I have and read);
then it'll be a good read.

Mark Stille isn't John Lundstrom in either detail, analysis or research level, but then who is? Stille's books are highly informative and well worth reading IMHO.

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