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A compact but comprehensive history of the American armed forces in World War II, examining the strategy, logistics, high command, operations, and home-front aspects of the military campaign. Consistently absorbing....As inclusive and compact a rundown as general readers are likely to get anytime soon. -Kirkus Reviews. American Ways Series.
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					A compact but comprehensive history of the American armed forces in World War II, examining the strategy, logistics, high command, operations, and home-front aspects of the military campaign. Consistently absorbing....As inclusive and compact a rundown as general readers are likely to get anytime soon. -Kirkus Reviews. American Ways Series.				
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- Verlag: Bloomsbury eBooks US
- Seitenzahl: 240
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Februar 1995
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9798216363064
- Artikelnr.: 75140377
- Verlag: Bloomsbury eBooks US
- Seitenzahl: 240
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Februar 1995
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9798216363064
- Artikelnr.: 75140377
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Clayton D. James
	Part 1 PART ONE. MOBILIZING AND PLANNING
Part 2 READY OR NOT? 5
Chapter 3 Military technology and tactical doctrine to 1941. Mobilization
and strategic planning to 1941.
Part 4 THE MILITARY AND THE HOME FRONT 16
Chapter 5 Japanese-Americans. Conscription. Women. Industry. Labor. New
weapons. Military medicine. Minorities. Military-civilian relations. German
and Italian POWs. GI Bill of Rights.
Part 6 THE TOP LEVELS 27
Part 7 PART TWO. THE WAR AGAINST GERMANY AND ITALY
Chapter 8 High-command structure. Coalition planning. Anglo-American global
strategy. Impact of intelligence.
Part 9 AT SEA AND IN THE SKIES 43
Chapter 10 Battle of the Atlantic, April 1941-May1945. Pointblank: Combined
Bomber Offensive, January 1943-May 1945.
Part 11 LEARNING FROM TORCH AND HUSKY 56
Chapter 12 Torch and Tunisia, November 1942-May 1943. Sicily, July-August
1943.
Part 13 THE HARD UNDERBELLY: ITALY 69
Chapter 14 From Salerno to Rome, September 1943-June 1944. North Italy,
June 1944-May 1945.
Part 15 THE LIBERATION OF FRANCE AND BELGIUM 79
Chapter 16 Overlord, June-August 1944. From Dragoon to Antwerp, August to
September 1944.
Part 17 THE WEST WALL AND THE BULGE 92
Chapter 18 Advancing to the West Wall, September-December 1944. Battle of
the Bulge, December 1944-January 1945.
Part 19 FROM THE RHINE TO THE ELBE 103
Chapter 20 Crossing the Rhine, January-March 1945. From the Ruhr to the
Elbe, March-May 1945.
Part 21 PART THREE. THE WAR AGAINST JAPAN
Part 22 EARLY PACIFIC DEFEATS AND TURNING POINTS 115
Chapter 23 From Pearl Harbor to Midway, December 1941-June 1942.
Guadalcanal and Papua, July 1942-February 1943.
Part 24 ACCELERATING OFFENSIVE OPERATIONS 128
Chapter 25 Cartwheel, June 1943-March 1944. Gilberts and Marshalls,
November 1943-February 1944. Netherlands New Guinea and Morotai,
April-October 1944.
Part 26 FROM SAIPAN TO BURMA 141
Chapter 27 Marianas, June-August 1944. Palaus, September-November 1944.
China-Burma-India Theater, March 1942-August 1945.
Part 28 MACARTHUR'S FINAL CAMPAIGNS 155
Chapter 29 Central and Northern Philippines, October 1944-August 1945.
Southern Philippines and Borneo, February-July 1945.
Part 30 CLIMAX IN THE CENTRAL PACIFIC 168
Chapter 31 Iwo Jima, February-March 1945. Okinawa, April-June 1945.
Part 32 AVENUES TO SURRENDER 179
Chapter 33 Submarine operations. B-29 offensive and the atomic bombs, June
1944-August 1945. Olympic and Coronet plans for invading Japan, November
1944-August 1945.
Part 34 PART FOUR. OVERVIEW
Part 35 TRIBULATIONS OF THE GI 191
Chapter 36 Common reactions. Overhead. Officer alienation. Terrain and
climate. Military medicine. Adjusting to foreign lands. African Americans.
Women. POWs.
Part 37 THE WAR IN RETROSPECT 201
Chapter 38 Consequences for the U.S. home front and military establishment.
Global ramifications.
Part 39 A Note on Sources 208
Part 40 Index 217
	Part 2 READY OR NOT? 5
Chapter 3 Military technology and tactical doctrine to 1941. Mobilization
and strategic planning to 1941.
Part 4 THE MILITARY AND THE HOME FRONT 16
Chapter 5 Japanese-Americans. Conscription. Women. Industry. Labor. New
weapons. Military medicine. Minorities. Military-civilian relations. German
and Italian POWs. GI Bill of Rights.
Part 6 THE TOP LEVELS 27
Part 7 PART TWO. THE WAR AGAINST GERMANY AND ITALY
Chapter 8 High-command structure. Coalition planning. Anglo-American global
strategy. Impact of intelligence.
Part 9 AT SEA AND IN THE SKIES 43
Chapter 10 Battle of the Atlantic, April 1941-May1945. Pointblank: Combined
Bomber Offensive, January 1943-May 1945.
Part 11 LEARNING FROM TORCH AND HUSKY 56
Chapter 12 Torch and Tunisia, November 1942-May 1943. Sicily, July-August
1943.
Part 13 THE HARD UNDERBELLY: ITALY 69
Chapter 14 From Salerno to Rome, September 1943-June 1944. North Italy,
June 1944-May 1945.
Part 15 THE LIBERATION OF FRANCE AND BELGIUM 79
Chapter 16 Overlord, June-August 1944. From Dragoon to Antwerp, August to
September 1944.
Part 17 THE WEST WALL AND THE BULGE 92
Chapter 18 Advancing to the West Wall, September-December 1944. Battle of
the Bulge, December 1944-January 1945.
Part 19 FROM THE RHINE TO THE ELBE 103
Chapter 20 Crossing the Rhine, January-March 1945. From the Ruhr to the
Elbe, March-May 1945.
Part 21 PART THREE. THE WAR AGAINST JAPAN
Part 22 EARLY PACIFIC DEFEATS AND TURNING POINTS 115
Chapter 23 From Pearl Harbor to Midway, December 1941-June 1942.
Guadalcanal and Papua, July 1942-February 1943.
Part 24 ACCELERATING OFFENSIVE OPERATIONS 128
Chapter 25 Cartwheel, June 1943-March 1944. Gilberts and Marshalls,
November 1943-February 1944. Netherlands New Guinea and Morotai,
April-October 1944.
Part 26 FROM SAIPAN TO BURMA 141
Chapter 27 Marianas, June-August 1944. Palaus, September-November 1944.
China-Burma-India Theater, March 1942-August 1945.
Part 28 MACARTHUR'S FINAL CAMPAIGNS 155
Chapter 29 Central and Northern Philippines, October 1944-August 1945.
Southern Philippines and Borneo, February-July 1945.
Part 30 CLIMAX IN THE CENTRAL PACIFIC 168
Chapter 31 Iwo Jima, February-March 1945. Okinawa, April-June 1945.
Part 32 AVENUES TO SURRENDER 179
Chapter 33 Submarine operations. B-29 offensive and the atomic bombs, June
1944-August 1945. Olympic and Coronet plans for invading Japan, November
1944-August 1945.
Part 34 PART FOUR. OVERVIEW
Part 35 TRIBULATIONS OF THE GI 191
Chapter 36 Common reactions. Overhead. Officer alienation. Terrain and
climate. Military medicine. Adjusting to foreign lands. African Americans.
Women. POWs.
Part 37 THE WAR IN RETROSPECT 201
Chapter 38 Consequences for the U.S. home front and military establishment.
Global ramifications.
Part 39 A Note on Sources 208
Part 40 Index 217
Part 1 PART ONE. MOBILIZING AND PLANNING
Part 2 READY OR NOT? 5
Chapter 3 Military technology and tactical doctrine to 1941. Mobilization
and strategic planning to 1941.
Part 4 THE MILITARY AND THE HOME FRONT 16
Chapter 5 Japanese-Americans. Conscription. Women. Industry. Labor. New
weapons. Military medicine. Minorities. Military-civilian relations. German
and Italian POWs. GI Bill of Rights.
Part 6 THE TOP LEVELS 27
Part 7 PART TWO. THE WAR AGAINST GERMANY AND ITALY
Chapter 8 High-command structure. Coalition planning. Anglo-American global
strategy. Impact of intelligence.
Part 9 AT SEA AND IN THE SKIES 43
Chapter 10 Battle of the Atlantic, April 1941-May1945. Pointblank: Combined
Bomber Offensive, January 1943-May 1945.
Part 11 LEARNING FROM TORCH AND HUSKY 56
Chapter 12 Torch and Tunisia, November 1942-May 1943. Sicily, July-August
1943.
Part 13 THE HARD UNDERBELLY: ITALY 69
Chapter 14 From Salerno to Rome, September 1943-June 1944. North Italy,
June 1944-May 1945.
Part 15 THE LIBERATION OF FRANCE AND BELGIUM 79
Chapter 16 Overlord, June-August 1944. From Dragoon to Antwerp, August to
September 1944.
Part 17 THE WEST WALL AND THE BULGE 92
Chapter 18 Advancing to the West Wall, September-December 1944. Battle of
the Bulge, December 1944-January 1945.
Part 19 FROM THE RHINE TO THE ELBE 103
Chapter 20 Crossing the Rhine, January-March 1945. From the Ruhr to the
Elbe, March-May 1945.
Part 21 PART THREE. THE WAR AGAINST JAPAN
Part 22 EARLY PACIFIC DEFEATS AND TURNING POINTS 115
Chapter 23 From Pearl Harbor to Midway, December 1941-June 1942.
Guadalcanal and Papua, July 1942-February 1943.
Part 24 ACCELERATING OFFENSIVE OPERATIONS 128
Chapter 25 Cartwheel, June 1943-March 1944. Gilberts and Marshalls,
November 1943-February 1944. Netherlands New Guinea and Morotai,
April-October 1944.
Part 26 FROM SAIPAN TO BURMA 141
Chapter 27 Marianas, June-August 1944. Palaus, September-November 1944.
China-Burma-India Theater, March 1942-August 1945.
Part 28 MACARTHUR'S FINAL CAMPAIGNS 155
Chapter 29 Central and Northern Philippines, October 1944-August 1945.
Southern Philippines and Borneo, February-July 1945.
Part 30 CLIMAX IN THE CENTRAL PACIFIC 168
Chapter 31 Iwo Jima, February-March 1945. Okinawa, April-June 1945.
Part 32 AVENUES TO SURRENDER 179
Chapter 33 Submarine operations. B-29 offensive and the atomic bombs, June
1944-August 1945. Olympic and Coronet plans for invading Japan, November
1944-August 1945.
Part 34 PART FOUR. OVERVIEW
Part 35 TRIBULATIONS OF THE GI 191
Chapter 36 Common reactions. Overhead. Officer alienation. Terrain and
climate. Military medicine. Adjusting to foreign lands. African Americans.
Women. POWs.
Part 37 THE WAR IN RETROSPECT 201
Chapter 38 Consequences for the U.S. home front and military establishment.
Global ramifications.
Part 39 A Note on Sources 208
Part 40 Index 217
				Part 2 READY OR NOT? 5
Chapter 3 Military technology and tactical doctrine to 1941. Mobilization
and strategic planning to 1941.
Part 4 THE MILITARY AND THE HOME FRONT 16
Chapter 5 Japanese-Americans. Conscription. Women. Industry. Labor. New
weapons. Military medicine. Minorities. Military-civilian relations. German
and Italian POWs. GI Bill of Rights.
Part 6 THE TOP LEVELS 27
Part 7 PART TWO. THE WAR AGAINST GERMANY AND ITALY
Chapter 8 High-command structure. Coalition planning. Anglo-American global
strategy. Impact of intelligence.
Part 9 AT SEA AND IN THE SKIES 43
Chapter 10 Battle of the Atlantic, April 1941-May1945. Pointblank: Combined
Bomber Offensive, January 1943-May 1945.
Part 11 LEARNING FROM TORCH AND HUSKY 56
Chapter 12 Torch and Tunisia, November 1942-May 1943. Sicily, July-August
1943.
Part 13 THE HARD UNDERBELLY: ITALY 69
Chapter 14 From Salerno to Rome, September 1943-June 1944. North Italy,
June 1944-May 1945.
Part 15 THE LIBERATION OF FRANCE AND BELGIUM 79
Chapter 16 Overlord, June-August 1944. From Dragoon to Antwerp, August to
September 1944.
Part 17 THE WEST WALL AND THE BULGE 92
Chapter 18 Advancing to the West Wall, September-December 1944. Battle of
the Bulge, December 1944-January 1945.
Part 19 FROM THE RHINE TO THE ELBE 103
Chapter 20 Crossing the Rhine, January-March 1945. From the Ruhr to the
Elbe, March-May 1945.
Part 21 PART THREE. THE WAR AGAINST JAPAN
Part 22 EARLY PACIFIC DEFEATS AND TURNING POINTS 115
Chapter 23 From Pearl Harbor to Midway, December 1941-June 1942.
Guadalcanal and Papua, July 1942-February 1943.
Part 24 ACCELERATING OFFENSIVE OPERATIONS 128
Chapter 25 Cartwheel, June 1943-March 1944. Gilberts and Marshalls,
November 1943-February 1944. Netherlands New Guinea and Morotai,
April-October 1944.
Part 26 FROM SAIPAN TO BURMA 141
Chapter 27 Marianas, June-August 1944. Palaus, September-November 1944.
China-Burma-India Theater, March 1942-August 1945.
Part 28 MACARTHUR'S FINAL CAMPAIGNS 155
Chapter 29 Central and Northern Philippines, October 1944-August 1945.
Southern Philippines and Borneo, February-July 1945.
Part 30 CLIMAX IN THE CENTRAL PACIFIC 168
Chapter 31 Iwo Jima, February-March 1945. Okinawa, April-June 1945.
Part 32 AVENUES TO SURRENDER 179
Chapter 33 Submarine operations. B-29 offensive and the atomic bombs, June
1944-August 1945. Olympic and Coronet plans for invading Japan, November
1944-August 1945.
Part 34 PART FOUR. OVERVIEW
Part 35 TRIBULATIONS OF THE GI 191
Chapter 36 Common reactions. Overhead. Officer alienation. Terrain and
climate. Military medicine. Adjusting to foreign lands. African Americans.
Women. POWs.
Part 37 THE WAR IN RETROSPECT 201
Chapter 38 Consequences for the U.S. home front and military establishment.
Global ramifications.
Part 39 A Note on Sources 208
Part 40 Index 217







