Many years ago I got good advice from this forum on books, so...
I’m looking for a book/books on the pacific war, and I was hoping someone could recommend one for me.
I’d like it to be in the same style as Erickson’s Road to Stalingrad and Road to Berlin – strategic and operational level, sensible writing without hyperbole, lots on the Japanese side of things.
OR operational/tactical stuff in the style of Glantz - detailed, factual, dispassionate.
Clinical strategy grog stuff rather than gung-ho popular history that “recreates” the events.
Any suggestions?