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Memoirs Of A Marine
Robert B. Loring
FIGHTING FOR MACARTHUR: The Navy and Marine Corps’ Desperate Defense of the Philippines.
Don DeNevi
SIX ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF LEADERSHIP: Marine Corps Wisdom of a Medal of Honor Recipient.
Robert B. Loring
George W. Hamilton, USMC: America's Greatest World War I Hero
W. V. H. White
It Happened On The Way To War
Charity E. Winters
The Profession
Andrew Lubin
Preparing For Victory
Robert B. Loring
Battle For The City Of The Dead
Don DeNevi
The Wrong War
Colin M. Colbourn
A CHANCE IN HELL
Andrew Lubin

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1868 - Marines landed at Osaka, Japan, to protect foreign nationals.
Related Article: Marines in Japan By Leatherneck Staff Leatherneck Magazine (Nov 1942)