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 | Crash! Rabaul |
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| | AKINAGA Yoshirô, 1972, Gekitotsu! Rabauru (Crash! Rabaul) , Tokyo: Gakushû Kenkyûsha | |
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| Creation of starch bugs |
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| | ROKUGURUMA Masayuki, 1978, "Denpunmushi no omoide (Creation of starch bugs)", Soromon (Solomon Islands) no.10, Tokyo: Zenkoku Soromonkai Jimukyoku, pp.31 | |
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| Cremation of Admiral YAMAMOTO |
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| | TORIKAI Tadahiko, 1994, "Yamamoto chôkan o dabi ni fusu (Cremation of Admiral YAMAMOTO)", Soromon (Solomon Islands) no.54, Tokyo: Zenkoku Soromonkai Jimukyoku, pp.55-58 | |
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| Crossroads in the sky |
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| | SASAKI Sekiya, 1953, "Sora no jûjiro (Crossroads in the sky)", in Hiroku Daitôa Senshi Kaigunhen (Secret History of the Greater East Asia War - Navy edition), Tokyo: Fuji Shoen | |
| | SASAKI Sekiya, 1968, "Sora no jûjiro (Crossroads in the sky)", in Daitôa Senshi dai 1 kan (History of the Greater East Asia War Vol. 1), Tokyo: Fuji Shoen | |
| | SASAKI Sekiya, 1968, "Sora no jûjiro (Crossroads in the sky)", in Mizutsuku Shikabane (Floating Corpses), Tokyo: Hara Shobô | |
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| Cruelty of the Dampier Strait and desperate battles in eastern New Guinea |
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| | MIYASHITA Masao, 1980, "Urami no Danpiiru Kaikyô to tôbu Nyûginia no shitô (Cruelty of the Dampier Strait and desperate battles in eastern New Guinea)", in Maebashi Rikugun Yobi Shikan Gakkôki (History of the Maebashi Army Reserve Academy), Tokyo: Sômabarakai | |
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| Cruiser Tenryû lost in the Madang Sea |
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| | MIURA Osamu, 1986, "Junyôkan tenryû Madan oki ni kiyu (Cruiser Tenryû lost in the Madang Sea)", Taiheiyô sensô shôgen shiriizu, Maru, bessatsu (Testaments of the Pacific War Series, Maru, supplement) no.2, Tokyo: Ushio Shobô, pp.68-75 | |
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| Cumulonimbus clouds were crying - read record of the South Pacific War |
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| | YOSHIDA Hajime, 1963, Nyûdôgumo wa naiteita - jitsuroku taiheiyô sensô (Cumulonimbus clouds were crying - read record of the South Pacific War) , Tokyo: Kôbundô | |
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| Cumulonimbus clouds: Lae base |
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| | YOSHIDA Hajime, 1958, "Sekiranun rae kichi no maki (Cumulonimbus clouds: Lae base)", Tokushû Maru (Maru, Special Edition), vol.2 no.1 (February), Tokyo: Ushio Shobô, pp.156-161 | |
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| Damaged Zero's splendid fight in a two-to-one battle |
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| | MIURA Shinzaburô, 1960, "Ni tai ichi koshôki zerosen kantô su (Damaged Zero's splendid fight in a two-to-one battle)", Maru, vol.13 no.2 (February), Tokyo: Ushio Shobô, pp.48-53 | |
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| Days of fierce battles in the Solomon Islands |
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| | IMAZAWA Shirô, 1992, "Soromon ni moeta atsuki hibi (Days of fierce battles in the Solomon Islands)", Kaigun Rabauru Hômenkai Kaihô (The Navy Rabaul Association Newsletter) no.30, Chiba: Kaigun Rabauru Hômenkai (The Navy Rabaul Association), pp.52-57 | |
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| Deadly battle in Buna |
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| | MURAKAMI Mitsuo, 1959, "Buna gyokusaisen shimatsuki (Deadly battle in Buna)", Maru, vol.12 no.7 (June), Tokyo: Ushio Shobô, pp.46-52 | |
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| Dear old Japanese forces |
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| | James H. Ellis, 1958, "Natsukashi no nippongun (Dear old Japanese forces)", Maru, vol.11 no.6, Tokyo: Ushio Shobô, pp.110-113 | |
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| Death battles in Hunan, Central China and Bougainville: secret records of the Greater East Asia War |
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| | HANZAWA Yukichika, 1983, Chûshi Konan sensen to Bûgenbiru no shitô: dai tôa sensô hiroku (Death battles in Hunan, Central China and Bougainville: secret records of the Greater East Asia War) , Tokyo: Kyôei Shobô | |
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| Death march of the 120,000 strong Imperial Japanese Army - secret history of the war in New Guinea |
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| | YAGUCHI Wataru, 1954, "Kôgun 12 man shino kôshin - Nyûginia sensen hiroku (Death march of the 120,000 strong Imperial Japanese Army - secret history of the war in New Guinea)", Maru, vol.7 no.6 (June), Tokyo: Sôgô Puresusha, pp.7-16 | |
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