Supplement to The London Gazette of Tuesday, 1st June, 1948. Published by Authority, Wednesday, 2 June 1948: The Contribution of the British Pacific Fleet to the Assault on Okinawa, 1945.
1st Ed., 26pp., foolscap format. HMSO.
1948
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Despatch of Adml. Sir Bruce Fraser, C-in-C British Pacific Fleet. VG ex-Foreign Office Lib., bound for the library in paper covd. boards with green cloth backstrip with typed title label to front. VG thus. See illustration on our website.
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United States Pacific Fleet & Pacific Ocean Areas. Japanese Artillery Weapons.
Orig. limp printed wraps., small format pocketbook (156x114mm), [ii]+56pp., photos. throughout. CINPAC/CINPOA, Bulletin 26-45. 20 Feb.
1945
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American official manual containing "a summary if the characteristics & recognition features of all Japanese artillery weapons for which information is available." Orig. yellow printed wraps., minor wear, VG. See illustration on our website.
£30
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United States Strategic Bombing Survey (Pacific). Naval Analysis Division. Interrogations of Japanese Officials. Volumes I & II.
1st Ed., 2 Vols., xv+286 & [v]+[250]pp. (576pp. in all), 4to, approx. 70 maps & several diagrams of ships &c. (many fldg.). US Government Printing Office.
1946
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Vol. I contains a Summary, List of Interrogations arranged both numerically & according to subject matter, List of Illustrations (i.e., maps), Index of Major Battles & Operations & Japanese Officials, Interrogations 1-70. Vol. II contains Interrogations 71-118 plus Japanese Notes of Battles & Biographies of Interrogated Japanese Officials. The Foreword explains that "The interrogations in this volume were conducted in Tokyo during the months of October, November and December 1945 by officers of the Naval Analysis Division of the U.S. Strategic Bombing Survey. While the original purpose of the interrogations was to gain evidence for an assessment of the role of airpower in the war with Japan, in the absence of any other body concerned with the conduct of this naval war, this purpose was broadened to include as wide a survey of wartime events as time and other restrictions would permit." The Foreword goes on to say that "almost without exception the Japanese naval officers interrogated were cooperative to the highest degree" so that "it is believed that these interrogations form a body of source material indispensable to any future study of the war with Japan." Orig. blue cloth, gilt to spines & front, VG ex-MoD Library, VG with trace of old lable stating "N.I.D. Record Copy" to front of Vol. II. See illustrations on our website.
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DREW (Lt. H.T.B.) Ed.
The War Effort of New Zealand: A Popular History of (a) Minor Campaigns in which New Zealanders took part (b) Services not fully dealt with in the Campaign Volumes (c) The Work at the Bases.
1st Ed., xxiii+276pp., many photos. VG in chipped dw. Auckland: W&T.
1923
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Includes the work of the NZ Hospitals in Salonika, Egypt & UK, Hospital Ships, Vets., &c. as well as campaigns against the Senussi & Samoa. Orig. dec. mustard cloth, VG in sl. chipped but nice attractive dw. See illustration on our website.
£65
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WALKER (Allan S., MD)
Australia in the War of 1939-1945, Medical Series. Clinical Problems of War
2nd Imp., xxiv+726pp., 83 photos., 15 maps & diagrams. Canberra: AWM.
1956
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Including infectious diseases, surgery &c. Orig. cloth, VG ex-Historical Branch, Military Section lib. See illustration on our website.
£20
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