The Capture of Attu Island: Operation Landcrab, May 1943

William T. Allison

The Capture of Attu Island: Operation Landcrab, May 1943

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 Prior to employment at Georgia Southern University, William T. Allison authored "The Capture of Attu Island: Operation Landcrab, May 1943" in   Amphibious Assault: Manoeuvre from the Sea. 
 
   Book Summary:  Leading international military and academic experts analyse 37  amphibious operations from the 'how not to do it' catastrophe of  Gallipoli in 1915, through the Second World War, Vietnam and the  Falklands, to the Al Faw landings in Iraq in 2003. German, Japanese and  Soviet operations are included.

Original language	American English
Title of host publication	Amphibious Assault: Manoeuvre from the Sea
State	Published - 2005

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1943
Attu Island
Capture
May
Operation Landcrab

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The Capture of Attu Island: Operation Landcrab, May 1943

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