New Guinea Soldiers War Story Army Anti-Aircraft Survival Memoir Sato Hiromasa

by Hiromasa Sato

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New Guinea Soldiers War Story Army Anti-Aircraft Survival Memoir Sato Hiromasa Key Features ✔ This is a near-new, well-preserved copy of a compelling wartime memoir titled "New Guinea Soldiers War Story Army Anti-Aircraft Survival Memoir" by Hiromasa Sato. The book offers a vivid and detailed account of Japanese soldiers' harrowing retreat through the treacherous terrains of eastern New Guinea during World War II. Despite its age, the interior pages are in excellent condition, with only minor signs of aging on the cover and a small tear on the last page due to a sticker removal. Please review the images for reference. ✔ This non-fiction work provides an authentic perspective on the brutal conditions faced by Japanese troops, including hunger, cold, malaria, dysentery, and relentless Allied attacks. It vividly describes the intense artillery battles at Lae and Salamaua, the arduous march over Sarawaket Mountain, and the soldiers' hopes and despair as they retreat through Kiari, Madang, and Wewak, with over 2,500 casualties among the 10,000 soldiers involved. The narrative also highlights the soldiers' efforts in shooting down enemy aircraft and their experiences in the harsh jungle environment, offering a rare glimpse into the realities of the Pacific theater. ✔ Key features include detailed battle descriptions, personal experiences, handwritten illustrations, and a comprehensive table of contents covering various phases of the campaign. This book is a valuable resource for hi

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• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: Good

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