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  • Seller image for 74th Battalion in Review, 1943-1944 - The 74th Naval Construction Battalion - U.S.N.R. for sale by Stan Clark Military Books

    Lt. Comdr. Philip F. Auer

    Language: English

    Published by Lederer, Street & Co., 1944, 1944

    Seller: Stan Clark Military Books, Gettysburg, PA, U.S.A.

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    158 pages, oblong folio size, photos of each platoon, 100's of photos, maps, commendations, complete roster of men attached and transferred. TABLE OF CONTENTS: 1.) Officers -- 2.) Platoon Pictures -- 3.) Camp Endicott -- 4.) Mugu Point -- 5.) Port Hueneme -- 6.) Hawaiian Islands (Leaving) -- 7.) Aerial Maps of Betio -- 8.) Tarawa -- 9.) Targets of Central Pacific -- 10.) Marshalls -- 11.) Arial View of Kwajalein -- 12.) Hawaiian Islands (Returning) -- 13.) U.S.O. Shows -- 14.) Scenic Shots off Oahu -- 15.) Candids -- 16.) Names and Addresses. Very good condition. Sound binding. Extremely RARE in this condition and priced right. Compare to others on the internet. Dedicated to the men of the United States Marine Division who fell in action on Tarawa, November 20-24, 1943.

  • Seller image for 74th Battalion in Review, 1943-1944 [The 74th Naval Construction Battalion - U.S.N.R.] for sale by Antique Mall Books

    Lt. Comdr. Philip F. Auer

    Published by Lederer, Street & Co., 1944

    Seller: Antique Mall Books, Smyrna, GA, U.S.A.

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    Hardcover. Condition: Fair. FAIR Condition. No dust jacket as issued. Cover is worn with faded cloth cover and faded gilt lettering. Two inch square piece of back cover bottom corner missing. Pages are tanned and the bottom corner of pages are frayed. Eminently readable and useable. . . . . . . . . . TABLE OF CONTENTS: 1.) Officers -- 2.) Platoon Pictures -- 3.) Camp Endicott -- 4.) Mugu Point -- 5.) Port Hueneme -- 6.) Hawaiian Islands (Leaving) -- 7.) Aerial Maps of Betio -- 8.) Tarawa -- 9.) Targets of Central Pacific -- 10.) Marshalls -- 11.) Arial View of Kwajalein -- 12.) Hawaiian Islands (Returning) -- 13.) U.S.O. Shows -- 14.) Scenic Shots off Oahu -- 15.) Candids -- 16.) Names and Addresses. . . . . . . Background on the 74th Battalion in WWII: The 74th Naval Construction Battalion, played a significant role in the Pacific Theater during World War II. Their contributions primarily involved construction and maintenance projects that were crucial for the success of military operations across various islands. . . . Key Contributions and Impact: 1.) CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE PROJECTS: The 74th Battalion was heavily involved in building and maintaining vital infrastructure. This included the construction of large tank farms and the placement of miles of coral surfacing for roads on several islands. These projects were essential for the logistical support of military operations, facilitating the movement and supply of troops and equipment ----- 2.) OPERATIONAL SUPPORT IN KEY LOCATIONS: The battalion's work spanned several critical locations, including the Gilbert Islands and Kwajalein Island. Their efforts in these areas helped establish and maintain American bases, which were pivotal for the strategic control of the Pacific region ----- 3.) AWARD AND RECOGNITION: The 74th Battalion's effective contributions were recognized formally with the Navy Unit Commendation for their service in the Gilbert Islands from November 23, 1943, to February 1, 1944. This award underscores the significant impact of their work on the overall military efforts during the war ----- 4.) SUPPORT IN MAJOR BATTLES: Post their initial deployments, the battalion also participated in the later stages of the war, including the invasion of Okinawa. Their work on the Yonabaru airfield and other construction and maintenance projects during this critical campaign further highlights their role in supporting key military operations.