Fire and Fortitude

An epic and richly detailed history of the US Army's role in the Pacific War, this book covers the transformation of the military from Pearl Harbor to the Battle of Makin, highlighting the often overlooked contributions of Army ground troops. It explores the leadership of key generals and the harrowing experiences of ordinary soldiers facing extreme conditions and fierce enemies. With a compelling narrative, the author offers a fresh, revisionist perspective on a pivotal conflict that shaped both America and the world.