Theatre of War: The Pacific Campaign
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Theatre of War: The Pacific Campaign
Narrated by:
Liam Dale
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Narrated by:
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Liam Dale
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By:
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Liam Dale
About this listen
Theatre of War: The Pacific Campaign is devoted to the history of the Pacific Theatre of World War II.
Starting with the tensions in the Pacific that led to the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor through the epic battle of Midway and the atomic bombing of Japan.
Chapter One: Tensions Rise - The Opening Moves
Chapter Two: Under Attack - Pearl Harbour
Chapter Three: Relentless Onslaught - The Japanese Advance
Chapter Four: Victory at Sea - America Fights Back
Chapter Five: Flying the Stars and Stripes - Territorial Gaines
Chapter Six: The Final Act - From VE Day to VJ Day
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