D-Day New Guinea: The Extraordinary Story of the Battle for Lae and the Greatest Combined Airborne and Amphibious Operation of the Pacif

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The book explores the complex and pivotal battle for Lae during World War II, highlighting its significance as a precursor to the D-Day invasion. It features the extraordinary experiences of Australian, American, and Japanese forces, as they grappled with the harsh challenges of New Guinea's treacherous terrain. Phillip Bradley provides a fresh perspective on this lesser-known yet critical engagement in the Pacific War, emphasizing the human stories behind the military strategies and the environmental obstacles faced by the soldiers.