Title Statements
- Full title :The battle for Okinawa / Hiromichi Yahara ; translated by Roger Pineau and Masatoshi Uehara ; with an introduction and commentary by Frank B. Gibney.
Summary
Yahara was Senior Staff Officer of the 32nd Army, and the highest ranking Japanese officer to leave Okinawa alive.
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- Publication Date:©1995.
Publication Statements
- Publisher(s):J. Wiley
- Place of Publication:New York
- Language:eng
- Publication Date:©1995.
Notes
"A Pacific Basin Institute book"--Title page verso.
Includes index.
The Physical Object
- Description:xxv, 245 pages, 8 unnumbered pages of plates : : illustrations, maps ; : 25 cm
Edition Identifiers
- ISBN:0471120413, 9780471120414, 0471180807, 9780471180807
- oclc:ocm31605143
- LC Classification:D767.99.O45
- Dewey Decimal:940.54/25
Table of Contents
Plans for 32nd Army: Yahara versus Imperial Headquarters -- The Grand strategy unfolds -- Challenge and response -- Counteroffensive halted -- World view through the Eye of a Needle -- The headquarters cave -- The battle at Maeda-Nakama-Awacha -- The bloody action at Sugar Loaf Hill (Amerkudai) -- The Arikawa Brigade withdraws to Shuri -- Choosing a last-stand location -- The right flank nears collapse -- Retreat and attack -- army headquarters -- Farewell to Shuri -- The Tsukazan command post -- Tsukazan to Mbuni -- Civilians at the last stand -- Retreat and rear guard action -- Kiyan Peninsula -- Mabuni headquarters cave -- The battle for Kiyan -- The Naval Base Force is wiped out -- The last battle -- Cave fantasies -- Final days at Mabuni -- The end of 32nd Army -- The Mabuni departure -- Gushichan cave -- Mingling with the refugees -- Fusozaki village -- Coolie on a new battlefield -- Reversal of fortune.
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