Ep 170: Evan Mawdsley on WW2 in the Central Pacific
School of War
Strategic Geography of WWII in the Central Pacific
This chapter explores the strategic geography of the Central Pacific during World War II, highlighting the military implications of various island chains for both American and Japanese forces. It discusses key territories such as the Marianas Islands and the Philippines, along with the evolution of naval tactics and logistics that shaped the outcomes of battles in the region. The significance of air power and technological advancements in warfare are also examined, providing a comprehensive view of the military strategies employed during this critical period.
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