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The Imperial Japanese Army: The Invincible Years, 1941–42 By Bill Yenne. 350 pp. Osprey, 2014. $29.95. In this highly readable account, Bill Yenne compresses Japan’s six-month rampage through southeast Asia into one manageable book by presenting an overall picture rather than detailing the campaigns in Malaya/Singapore, the Philippines, the Dutch East Indies, and Burma. Carefully …
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