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""This interesting narrative is not just an analysis of MacArthur's achievements, but an explanation of just how much of the operational success of the Allied forces he commanded are attributable to the men and women of the RASN. It achieves this very well."" -- Nautical Magazine Feb 2010 ""An authoritative work which redresses the balance and a must for any study of the Pacific War."" -- Armchair Auctions Jan 2010

'This interesting narrative is not just an analysis of MacArthur's achievements, but an explanation of just how much of the operational success of the Allied forces he commanded are attributable to the men and women of the RASN. It achieves this very well.' -- Nautical Magazine Feb 2010 'An authoritative work which redresses the balance and a must for any study of the Pacific War.' -- Armchair Auctions Jan 2010

This interesting narrative is not just an analysis of MacArthur's achievements, but an explanation of just how much of the operational success of the Allied forces he commanded are attributable to the men and women of the RASN. It achieves this very well. -- Nautical Magazine Feb 2010 An authoritative work which redresses the balance and a must for any study of the Pacific War. -- Armchair Auctions Jan 2010

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Ian Pfennigwerth spent 35 years in the Royal Australian Navy in seagoing, staff and overseas postings, his last ten years being spent primarily in the intelligence sphere. He served as Director of Naval Intelligence for three years and was the Defence Attache in Beijing for two. Ian retired to Port Stephens NSW in 2000 where he has developed his passion for Australian naval history.

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