311 items in this album on 16 pages.

Map noting the boundaries of Allied and Japanese forces as of 2 Jul 1942Map marking limit of Axis expansion in Europe, North Africa, and the Atlantic Ocean, Sep 1939-Aug 1942Map showing the extent of Japanese advance in 1942Map of installations in the Aleutian Island Area as of 1 Aug 1942, prepared for the United States Navy Office of Naval Intelligence Combat Narrative report. Note that Attu and Kiska were listed as Japanese held.
Map noting the boundaries of Allied and Japanese forces as of 2 Jul 1942Map marking limit of Axis expansion in Europe, North Africa, and the Atlantic Ocean, Sep 1939-Aug 1942Map showing the extent of Japanese advance in 1942Map of installations in the Aleutian Island Area as of 1 Aug 1942, prepared for the United States Navy Office of Naval Intelligence Combat Narrative report. Note that Attu and Kiska were listed as Japanese held.
Map of the Makin Raid, Makin Island, 17 Aug 1942USMC Map 104 showing the northern coast of Guadalcanal in the Lunga areaMap depicting the Guadalcanal Campaign, 7-8 Aug, 12-14 Sep, and 23-26 Oct 1942Map showing Operation Torch landings in North Africa, 8 Nov 1942
Map of the Makin Raid, Makin Island, 17 Aug 1942USMC Map 104 showing the northern coast of Guadalcanal in the Lunga areaMap depicting the Guadalcanal Campaign, 7-8 Aug, 12-14 Sep, and 23-26 Oct 1942Map showing Operation Torch landings in North Africa, 8 Nov 1942
Map showing the United States Army landings at Algiers, Algeria, 8 Nov 1942.Track of Beach Approaches for the Western Task Force during Operation Torch, 8 Nov 1942, prepared for the United States Navy Office of Naval Intelligence Combat Narrative report.Map depicting Japanese and US Naval movements during the Second Naval Battle of Guadalcanal the night of Nov 14, 1942.Map depicting Japanese attack and withdraw over the Owen Stanley Range, New Guinea, 18 Sep-15 Nov 1942
Map showing the United States Army landings at Algiers, Algeria, 8 Nov 1942.Track of Beach Approaches for the Western Task Force during Operation Torch, 8 Nov 1942, prepared for the United States Navy Office of Naval Intelligence Combat Narrative report.Map depicting Japanese and US Naval movements during the Second Naval Battle of Guadalcanal the night of Nov 14, 1942.Map depicting Japanese attack and withdraw over the Owen Stanley Range, New Guinea, 18 Sep-15 Nov 1942
Maps of several Guadalcanal Campaign engagements, mid- to late-1942Maps of several New Guinea Campaign engagements, mid- to late-19421943 map of the Marshall and Gilbert Islands1943 plan of Danziger Werft; note three longitudinal slips (highlighted in blue)
Maps of several Guadalcanal Campaign engagements, mid- to late-1942Maps of several New Guinea Campaign engagements, mid- to late-19421943 map of the Marshall and Gilbert Islands1943 plan of Danziger Werft; note three longitudinal slips (highlighted in blue)
Map depicting Allied lines of communications in India, Burma, into southern China, 1942-1943Map depicting the transportation routes in the China-Burma-India theater, 1942-1943Map noting the Solomon Islands situation in 1943US Pilot’s Strip Chart of “The Slot” in the Solomon chain with ranges indicated from Henderson Field, Guadalcanal. US aircraft flying from Henderson Field were colloquially known as the “Cactus Air Force” after their radio call sign.
Map depicting Allied lines of communications in India, Burma, into southern China, 1942-1943Map depicting the transportation routes in the China-Burma-India theater, 1942-1943Map noting the Solomon Islands situation in 1943US Pilot’s Strip Chart of “The Slot” in the Solomon chain with ranges indicated from Henderson Field, Guadalcanal. US aircraft flying from Henderson Field were colloquially known as the “Cactus Air Force” after their radio call sign.

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