TS25-2522 World War II in the Pacific
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We will start with how the Japanese decided to fight the U.S and why the U.S. decided to fight first in the Pacific instead of Germany. We will next explore production differences in the combatants, focusing on the fighting in 1942 and battles that are rarely known but extremely important. We’ll also review technologies and how this failed Japan.
Patrick Walters
Patrick Walters is a retired CPA who earned a degree in accounting from OSU. He served as an officer in the U.S. Marines and has studied World War II and the Civil War extensively. He is a lifelong history enthusiast who has toured historical battlefields and read at length on his favorite topics including the key battles of the U.S. Civil War, World War II history, and the changing environments facing the dinosaurs.