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| | HARIYA Kazuo, 1983, Uewaku - hokyû tozetsu 2 nenkan, tôbu Nyûginia dai 27 yasen kamotsushô kaku tatakaeri (Two years without supply in Wewak: battles of the 27th Field Freight Depot) , Fujisawa | |
| | HARIYA Kazuo, 1995, "Kiga no Nyûginia wa naze okotta ka (Why soldiers starved in New Guinea)", in MORIYAMA Kôhei (ed.), Beigun ga Kiroku shita Nyûginia no Tatakai (An American Account of the War in New Guinea), Tokyo: Sôshisha, pp.140-146 | |
| | HATTORI Masanosuke, 1979, "Kashû Bôgenbirutô (Poems about Bougainville)", Soromon (Solomon Islands) no.14, Tokyo: Zenkoku Soromonkai Jimukyoku, pp.17-18 | |
| | HATTORI Masanosuke, 1980, "Kashû Bôgenbirutô (Poems about Bougainville)", Soromon (Solomon Islands) no.15, Tokyo: Zenkoku Soromonkai Jimukyoku, pp.24-25 | |
| | HATTORI Masanosuke, 1980, "Kashû Bôgenbirutô (Poems about Bougainville)", Soromon (Solomon Islands) no.16, Tokyo: Zenkoku Soromonkai Jimukyoku, pp.16-17 | |
| | HIGASHI Masahiro, 1982, "Watashi no soromon senki (2) (Memoirs of battles in Solomon Islands (2))", Soromon (Solomon Islands) no.23, Tokyo: Zenkoku Soromonkai Jimukyoku, pp.13-19 | |
| | HIGASHI Masahiro, 1982, "Watashi no Soromon senki (My war in the Solomon Islands)", Soromon (Solomon Islands) no.20, Tokyo: Zenkoku Soromon-kai Jimukyoku, pp.3-9 | |
| | HIGASHI Masahiro, 1985, "Watashi no soromon senki (3) yusôsen rabauru e (Memoirs of battles in the Solomon Islands (3): transport ship to Rabaul)", Soromon (Solomon Islands) no.29, Tokyo: Zenkoku Soromonkai Jimukyoku, pp.3-10 | |
| | Hitachi Papua Nyû-Giniakai, 1984, Ue to shitô to (Starvation and mortal combats) | |
| | ITÔ Mitsuo, 1961, "Nankai ni tadayô 4 nin no senshi: aware, senryokunaki tada 1 seki no hokyûsen (Four servicemen floating on the South Sea: misery of the only supply ship without war potential)", Shûkan Sankei (June 26), Tokyo: Sankei Shinbun Shuppankyoku, pp.40-44 | |
| | Kaijô no Tomo Henshûbu (ed.), 1961, Bukinaki umi: nihon shôsen no senji kiroku (Voyages without weapons: Japan Merchant Shipping's wartime records ) , Tokyo: Kaijô Rôdô Kyôkai (The Maritime Workers' Association) | |
| | KATÔ Makoto, 1985, "Rabauru dai 8 gunjubu yarikuri daidokoro sôdôki (The 8th Munitions Depot in Rabaul: managing with what we had)", Maru, vol.38 no.7 (July), Tokyo: Ushio Shobô, pp.122-127 | |
| | KAWANO Seiichirô, 1979, "GF no shisha Seikû buin e kyûkô seyo! (Seikû, hurry to Buin!)", Maru, vol.32 no.9 (September), Tokyo: Ushio Shobô, pp.118-121 | |
| | MAKISHIMA Sadakazu, 1953, "Hokyû tsuzukazu (Supply discontinued)", in Hiroku Daitôa Senshi Kaigunhen (Secret History of the Greater East Asia War - Navy edition), Tokyo: Fuji Shoen | |
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