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Summary Report: The Pacific War

U.S. Strategic Bombing Survey

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The official 1946 survey of how Japan fought and lost the Pacific War. It covers Japan's war plans, its economy, the air and naval campaigns, the atomic bombs and the decision to surrender.

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