The WWII Pacific war is still key in my sights and interest. I felt as if I had to take some time out to take in what must have been the most pivotal battle of the campaign, Midway. "Miracle at Midway" gives a really good detailed account (see below):
It is interesting to note that the American texts on the Pacific Way all give due deference to the "Japanese Destroyer Captain" of Hara.
PS: "Miracle at Midway" has a companion volume called "At Dawn We Slept". A word of warning if you type the title as a search string, I can assure that the books about "Dawn" that came back did not imply any WW2 Pacific naval history or restful sleeping activity ;)
http://www.audible.co.uk/search?x=7&y=13&ref_=a_lib_tseft&filterby=field-keywords&advsearchKeywords=At+Dawn+We+Slept
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Sunday, 29 January 2017
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