World War II in the Pacific
Miscellaneous Pages

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Subsidiary Pages :   The following web pages are subsidiary to other pages and you may have missed them.

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• Japanese Submarine I-26 - notorious boat.
• Savo Island Update - revisions to history.
• Stories and I Was There Reports- provided by our readers.
• Rest of the story
• Unit 731 - biological warfare unit.
• Which ships attacked Pearl Harbor? - experts differ.
• Pearl Harbor Pictures
• Congressman Credited with Sinking U.S. Submarines
• Rabaul Historic Society - Requests info on Jap Subs based there.
• Basic English : international auxiliary / second language
• The Bluejackets' Manual - 1940
• Naval Terms and Slang
• Phonetic Alphabet
• Code Names
• Hiroshima, the City
• U-234 carries Uranium for Japan
• Questions from Readers
• Japan-Russian Negotiations Myth?
• Great White Fleet - 1908
• Population Mix of the USA
• Helmut Ruge of the Graf Spee - 35 pages

Pages with research continuing :   my To-finish-this list

• Lend-Lease - find the rest of them
• Ship Descriptions - more brief summaries.
• Brewster F2A Buffalo and other starting fighters - to add pictures. Buffalos exported to Finland racked up 135 kills with zero combat losses.
• About Search - how the site search engine works.
• Rank and Ratings, and such
• Friendly Fire - There are so many instances of this that the subject will require a different approach.
  Example of the problem: Congressman Sinks Subs

Draft Pages - to be completed or dressed up.

• 1945 - The end of the War. The last year, to balance with "the early years", the initial thrust of this site. See 1945 by month.
• Army Ships

Pages being researched :   my Want-to-do list

• Strange Ship of WW2
• Where Is? - bases, bays and islands.   Geography
• Who's Who - brief bios
• Comparative Naval Strength
• Allied Navies: Australian, British, Dutch, New Zealand, Canada.
• Midway - a different overview
• Task Force IDs in 1942 - too big to do more than the first year.
• Yet Today - I am concerned that Japan can not acknowledge any fault in the War, other than losing.
• References :   about, citations, and books.
• Pictures - lots of pictures
• Animations - to see fleet movements on a map in time.