Title: MacArthur's Jungle War: The 1944 New Guinea Campaign (Modern War Studies)
Author: Stephen R. Taaffe
Publisher: University Press of Kansas
Publication Year: 1998
Format: Hardcover with Dust Jacket (HCDJ)
Condition: Very Good (as seen in photographs)
Description:
"MacArthur's Jungle War: The 1944 New Guinea Campaign" by Stephen R. Taaffe offers a comprehensive examination of General Douglas MacArthur's military strategy and operations during the New Guinea campaign of 1944. Published by the University Press of Kansas in 1998 as part of the Modern War Studies series, this book analyzes the complex challenges and decisive battles that characterized one of the most significant campaigns of the Pacific theater in World War II.
Taaffe explores MacArthur's leadership style, logistical challenges, and tactical innovations as he led Allied forces in a grueling campaign against entrenched Japanese positions in the jungles of New Guinea. Drawing on archival sources, firsthand accounts, and military analysis, he provides a detailed narrative of the campaign's key battles, including the amphibious assault at Hollandia and the capture of the Admiralty Islands.
Condition Details:
This hardcover edition of "MacArthur's Jungle War" comes with a dust jacket and is in very good condition, as depicted in the accompanying photographs. Both the cover and the dust jacket show minimal signs of wear, and the binding remains tight. There are no markings or annotations on the pages. Overall, this copy is well-preserved and presents beautifully.
Highlights:
Explore the challenges and triumphs of MacArthur's Jungle War with Stephen R. Taaffe's insightful analysis. Whether you're a student of military history, a World War II enthusiast, or simply interested in strategic leadership and battlefield tactics, this book offers a compelling and informative read.