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Volume Five of this series chronicles aerial warfare primarily in the New Guinea theatre in the critical period between September and December 1942. It can be read alone or as a continuation of the previous four volumes which span the first nine months of the Pacific War.

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...tells of plane-by-plane missions, with losses and combat results, all the while comparing and contrasting both sides' accounts for an accurate depiction of losses. * The Historical Miniatures Gaming Society 02/11/2022 *

For the fifth time in this series of five books (so far), it's worth stressing this is a commendable job of blending important strategic and operational knowledge with engrossing details of air combat and telling glimpses of men engaged in a very deadly business. -- Stone & Stone Second World War Books

This is one nifty book. -- AMPS Indianapolis For the fifth time in this series of five books (so far), it's worth stressing this is a commendable job of blending important strategic and operational knowledge with engrossing details of air combat and telling glimpses of men engaged in a very deadly business. -- Stone & Stone Second World War Books

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Peter Ingman is an Australian military history author specialising in the Pacific War. Raised in Port Moresby, Michael Claringbould is a globally recognised expert on the Pacific air war.

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