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South to Java

Name: South to Java
Brand: Naval Institute Press
SKU: 06378488
Price: 7455 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Mack
ISBN: 9781591144762

Mack

William P

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 06378488

Publishers Naval Institute Press, March 2008

The crew of an old U.S. Navy destroyer steaming toward a deadly battle in the Java Sea is the focus... Full description

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The crew of an old U.S. Navy destroyer steaming toward a deadly battle in the Java Sea is the focus of this famous novel set at the outbreak of World War II as the Allies attempted to defend the Philippines and Dutch East Indies against superior Japanese forces. Thrust into conflict against the highly trained modern navy, the American sailors often had only their own courage with which to meet the enemy, and Admiral Mack''s memorable description of those men as they faced overwhelming odds has assured the book''s popularity since it first appeared in hardcover in 1987.