U.S. Marines made an immense contribution to winning the war in the Pacific in World War II, with 458,000 men serving in the Corps. They made 26 successful invasions in the Pacific theater, during the course of which they perfected the art of amphibious landings. "Fighting Techniques of a US Marine" is a detailed examination of how the individual Marine operated on the battlefield during World War II, the organization of Marine units, and the weapons and equipment used. Featuring detailed line artworks to illustrate how amphibious landings were made and the tactics of small Marine units once ashore, Fighting Techniques of a US Marine illustrates why the Corps was such a powerful force in the Pacific theater, in battles such as Okinawa and Iwo Jima. Detailed artworks show the uniforms and other equipment worn by Marines throughout the war.
Group
Books (first-hand)
Author
Daugherty III., Leo J.
Title
Fighting Techniques of a U.S. Marine 1941-1945
Details
English text, paperback, many bw-illustrations, some bw-illustrations of uniforms and insignia, large format. 96 pages.
