The war against Japan: Pictorial record

"The War Against Japan: Pictorial Record" by Kenneth E. Hunter is a historical book that shows the U.S. Army's experiences in the Pacific during World War II. Published in 2006 as part of a series, it mainly uses over 500 photographs to tell the story of the war against Japan. It starts with the attack on Pearl Harbor, which pulled the United States into the war, and covers the first battles and struggles faced by American soldiers in places like the Philippines and other islands. The book shows the tough times and big losses the U.S. military had at the beginning, also showing how they got ready for a long, hard fight across a large area.