Life story of Montanan Jim Muri, who piloted his B-26 in a daring attack on the Japanese fleet off Midway and earned the Distinguished Service Cross for bravery.

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Presented to the Shire of Murrurundi from the Dubbo & District Vietnam Veterens Association on the occasion of the Official opening of the Vietnam Veterens Motorcycle Facilities at Pearlbrook, 16 August 2003.

This turning point of the Pacific Sea War saw the Japanese send 88 ships to attack the island of Midway. This In Focus series title is the first to deal with a major naval action and introduces the series to a broader market of historians, serving officers and students of naval warfare.

An account of this crucial campaign in the Pacific theatre

Story of the decisive battle of Midway, June 4-6, 1942.

Illustrated narrative describes the famous naval battle which is said to have turned the tide in our war against Japan