"A Close Encounter: The Marine Landing on Tinian" recounts a pivotal moment in World War II's Pacific Theater. Author Richard Harwood meticulously details the U. S. Marine Corps' assault on the island of Tinian, a strategic location in the island hopping campaign. < p/> This military history provides a comprehensive overview of the battle, offering insight into the challenges and triumphs of the American forces. Explore the historical context of this crucial campaign. From planning to execution, the book examines the intricacies of the Tinian operation and its significance within the broader scope of the war. < p/> A valuable resource for anyone interested in World War II, the Marine Corps, or military strategy, "A Close Encounter" preserves a vital chapter in twentieth-century United States history. This detailed account ensures the sacrifices and experiences of those who fought on Tinian are not forgotten.
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