bobs1066
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I've been reading a newly published book "America Attacks Japan, The Invasion That Never Was".
It covers the process of the invasion planning meetings that went on prior to the end of the war in the Pacific. I've read a lot of WW II history & this book covers a lot of new ground for me. I'd no idea of the huge amount of political screwing around that was going on then.
There are some glaring typographical errors in the book. In a nonfiction work, I always worry that if the author didn't take the time to check over his galley proofs maybe he didn't spend enough time checking his material.....
It covers the process of the invasion planning meetings that went on prior to the end of the war in the Pacific. I've read a lot of WW II history & this book covers a lot of new ground for me. I'd no idea of the huge amount of political screwing around that was going on then.
There are some glaring typographical errors in the book. In a nonfiction work, I always worry that if the author didn't take the time to check over his galley proofs maybe he didn't spend enough time checking his material.....