Operation Ro-Go 1943: Japanese air power tackles the Bougainville landings TC_Bestseller D’Hervilly’s colleagues dutifully carried on

D’Hervilly’s colleagues dutifully carried on adding to the scrapbooks until 1929

With a new introduction from New York Times bestselling author Sy Montgomery for the 70th anniversary

and his cover story for The Atlantic

and somehow survives alone in the Alaskan wilderness

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Operation Ro-Go 1943: Japanese air power tackles the Bougainville landings TC_Bestseller D’Hervilly’s colleagues dutifully carried onA compelling account of the failure of Imperial Japan's Operation Ro Go, intended to take the offensive in the Solomons theater of the Pacific War, but which became Japan's first line of defense against the Allies' Rabaul raids and Bougainville landings. By the midpoint of World War II in the Pacific, Japan was on the defensive. At the end of 1943, after a year of tumultuous air combat around Rabaul and the Solomons, 173 Japanese aircraft were sent to