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[Walter Tuttle, Shawn D. Mahaney]のX-Day: Japan: Front Line Reporting at the Greatest Invasion and the Dawn of Nuclear Warfare (English Edition)

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"Engaging, interesting and frighteningly believable. Five Stars." - M. Heminger
"X-Day: Japan is the single best researched alternate history of the aborted invasion of Japan you are going to find." - Trent Telenko, chicagoboyz.net

In November of 1945 over a million fighting men clashed in the greatest amphibious invasion of human history. 400,000 American soldiers and Marines forced their way ashore. They were outnumbered by the Japanese but brought unprecedented firepower.

This Pacific “D-day” was called X-Day. Walter F. Tuttle was there as a front line reporter. This is his account. It is not a parade of military hardware and tactics, nor is it a political thriller. It is the story of fighting men, their field commanders, and the nation which supported them.

Nuclear weapons stood ready to join the battle. No one on the ground knew anything about atom bombs, until the world was turned upside down around them.

A full preview sample of the book, not just the first portion, is available at the project web site, www.xdayjapan.com.

The companion volume X-Day: Gaming Olympic is a detailed illustration of the battle, in maps and photos, with running commentary, www.xdayjapan.com/gaming-olympic.

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ASIN : B0104SXIK6
出版社 : Stone Lake Press (2015/6/26)
発売日 : 2015/6/26
言語 : 英語
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If you would see the alternative to Hiroshima/Nagasaki.....then read this

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What. This is a very telling account of what could have happened if the Allies had pressed on to invade Japan. Invade......massive casualties....tactical/battlefield atom bomb (that does not induce surrender)...(what is NOT said: presumably massive dismay at the body count back home)....so then blockade, mass starvation (3m) ....and then surrender 3 years later. Huge toll of lives; massive trillion dollar scale loss of treasure.

How. The raw content may sometimes seem monotonous, but that is what war is like. The people at the front mostly unaware of the geopolitics obtaining, but that is what war is like. My advice is to read no more than 10% of the book per day. . . .this is, after all, a diary.

Why. We've often been told that horrific Hiroshima & Nagasaki were the best way to end the war and propel the next generations to peace and happiness. This book's message certainly bends one to that view.

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A decent war report but not a novel

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It's a decent fictional war report but the use of the atomic bombs & how they affected the course of the invasion of the Japanese mainland (fictional invasion of course) is almost an afterthought. Quite a disappointing book

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Cool book on an important subject, even though it is technically speculative fiction.

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Excellent war reporting of an alternate end to the War in the Pacific

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Though not generally a fan of alternate history, I loved this work by a famous World War II war correspondent, written shortly after the end of the war. Above all, this is very well written war reporting, World War II style -- in fact, the best I've read, including Ernie Pyle. The book maintains that voice throughout, unfailingly, complete with frequent references to individual troops, their home towns, and some personal comments, as if designed for consumption in their home town paper. References to units and general military matters are handled with the intimacy only an actual war correspondent would have had, and there is a present-tense urgency to the "dispatches". it is so facile in doing these things, that one really does feel eerily transported into a parallel timeline in which the war was not ended by the dropping of atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. By depicting the course of Operation Olympic in such rigor, a grim but businesslike tale of the immense human and material costs of such an invasion unfolds, with its own dark mood -- yet in the matter of fact, unsentimental, slightly upbeat style of the war correspondent ready to stick with the campaign till its end.

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Good but not great.

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Written as a series of journals from which newspaper articles would be drawn this book tends to be repetitive with descriptions of engagements on the battlefield being long nod in my opinion overly detailed. It follows the first 60 days after he invasion of Japan begins but doesn't really go anywhere. The narrative though very realistic is much too detailed and gets bogged down in its own attempt to put the reader there.

Not to give away the ending but the storyline just ends with no real resolution, just a brief, vague prologue of how the two nations came to a end to aggressions. This is the part where you really want to know what happened next but the writer leaves you back on that hill just past the beaches of the invasion landing zones.

Well researched and written, I jus think it could have been so much better and much more compelling. Still, a decent read for fans of alternate history.

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