The Spell Broken: Exploding the myth of Japanese invincibility

Before the turning point battles of 1942-43, Japanese forces seemed unstoppable across the Pacific. This fascinating military history examines how Allied commanders broke through the psychological barrier of perceived invincibility, uncovering the tactical shifts and intelligence breakthroughs that changed the war's trajectory. A meticulously researched account that challenges long-held assumptions about the Pacific campaign. Perfect for WWII enthusiasts, military history buffs, and anyone interested in the psychology of warfare.