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Swede Larsen, the prickly commander of Torpedo Squadron Eight, had a radical plan for replacing his decimated air force. In the fullness of dawn on October 15, 1942, six Japanese transport ships steamed into Sealark Channel northeast of Guadalcanal and began disembarking thousands of troops within plain sight of the marine defensive positions near Henderson …
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Book Review: The Campaigns of Sargon IISarah Melville sheds light on ancient Assyrian imperialism and geopolitics during the reign of Sargon II
The post Book Review: The Campaigns of Sargon II appeared first on HistoryN… Read MoreBook Review: The Boy in the MaskDick Benson-Gyles recounts the life of the man behind the heroic World War I icon known as Lawrence of Arabia
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The post Book Review: Operation Agreement appeared first on … Read MoreBook Review: Victoria’s Scottish LionAdrian Greenwood tracks the remarkable rise of Scottish-born Colin Campbell through the 19th-century British army ranks
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