Americans Disrupted Japanese Reinforcements with Concentrated Sea and Air Power (Last Ep.) 

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Thx. That Friday the 13th action was a brawl. Juneau wasn't sunk until the next day while heading to Spiritui Santo, iirc.

The photo is the USS Cushing, a Mahan-class destroyer, taken in July,1936 during her pre-commissioning trials. She was sunk Nov. 13, 1942 during the Battle of Guadacanal.

Remember kids next to Nagumo….., Tanaka was a butt pirates in training

The word “kill” is scrupulously avoided in the narrative, replaced by “terminate” almost everywhere. I doubt that this was the case with the original text of the book. Is this edit due to fear of RU-vid censors?

You need to improve how you cut these episodes. Starting and ending in the middle of sentences just sucks.