During the Second World War, both the Japanese and the Americans believed in the ineffable power of their unique fighting spirit, but it was American \u2018tactical culture\u2019 that made the U.S. Army victorious over its Japanese opponents. In the decades since the war the prevailing attitude was that the American victory was inevitable, because of their overwhelming resources and superior firepower, and that the Japanese were always doomed to failure because they could never match the industrial might of the United States.While the Americans did eventually enjoy superiority in firepower and logistics, this view unfairly dismisses the fighting abilities of the Japanese forces. It also ignores the fact that over three-and-half years of vicious fighting were required to earn this victory.Both the\n\nCombat Effectiveness in the Pacific War\nHow American and Japanese Forces Fought Their Campaigns in WW2\nFree UK delivery on this item.\n\nThis brand new item is available with free UK de;