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Japanese
Carrier Zuikaku 1/700 Kit
Plastic Model Ship Kit.
This 1/700 scale waterline series plastic kit of the Japanese aircraft
carrier Zuikaku features a highly detailed exterior with a variety of armament,
a sophisticated hull and bridge, airplanes, lifeboats, and more. Measures
14½" long and 1¾" wide; assembly required. .....#0091174
$45.95
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Too Close for Comfort
Aviation Art Print
Tom W. Freeman. On October 25, 1944, at the Battle of
Leyte Gulf - one of the greatest of all naval battles - a Helldiver piloted
by (then) LTJG Donald D. Engen attacks the Japanese aircraft carrier,
Zuikaku. 27½"x 22" limited edition print is signed and numbered by the
artist and Vice Admiral Engen, USN (Ret.), who also served as the Director
of the National Air and Space Museum, Smithsonian Institution.
#0070162
Price: $149.00
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Sinking the Rising Sun
Hardbound Book
Dog Fighting & Dive Bombing in World War II, a Navy
Fighter Pilot's Story
Davis. Written by Navy Cross recipient Lieutenant William Davis, III, this
memoir recreates the life-and-death drama of dog fighting and dive bombing
over the Pacific including his role in the October 25, 1944, sinking of the
Zuikaku, the last Japanese carrier afloat that had participated in the Pearl
Harbor attack. 304 pages, 26 B&W photographs, 6"x 9", hardcover.
#0015539
Price: $25.95
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Yamamoto
Softbound
Book
The Man Who Planned the Attack on Pearl Harbor.
Hoyt. An exhaustively researched biography of the Japanese Naval genius and
war hero Isoroku Yamamoto, "the Architect of the Pacific War." Drawing on a
wealth of sources, the author demonstrates both his flair for dramatic
battle accounts and his penetrating eye for personal and political
motivation. It's a thorough and engaging portrait of the dauntless admiral
that provides a revealing new view of WWII. 304 pgs., 6"x 9", sfbd.
#0005891
Price: $16.95
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