GUADALCANAL TW W.3 - SAMUEL E. MORISON

Travel back in time to one of the most dramatic battles in the Pacific with Samuel E. Morison's novel, a Pulitzer Prize winner. "Guadalcanal TW w.3" is an insightful look at the struggles of American and Japanese troops during World War II. Learn about the commanders, combat tactics, and characteristics of the weapons that determined the fate of this strategic island.

• Dramatic account of the Battle of Guadalcanal
• Profiles of commanders and their strategic decisions
• Characterization of weapons of both sides of the conflict
• Tactics of troops of the Americans and Japanese
• Engaging narration by the Pulitzer Prize winner
• Detailed descriptions of battles and bombings

Samuel Eliot Morison, an American historian and admiral, presents a comprehensive picture of the fighting in the Pacific in his book "Guadalcanal TW w.3". The author, known for his thoroughness and attention to detail, gives a voice to both commanders and ordinary soldiers, showing their dedication and determination in the face of danger. His work is not only a report on the battle, but also a study of human characters and the psychology of war.

This book is ideal for history buffs, especially those interested in World War II and the fighting in the Pacific. Thanks to the detailed descriptions and insightful analyses, the reader can feel like a participant in those events, following the fate of the heroes and learning about the realities of life on the front. "Guadalcanal TW w.3" is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the complexity and drama of those times.

Historia PL publishing house gives readers a carefully published hardcover book that will surely decorate any library. The 213x156 mm format makes reading comfortable and enjoyable, and 385 pages full of content provide many hours of fascinating reading. The year of publication, 2025, guarantees that this is the latest and most up-to-date edition of this classic.