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Explore the gripping Battle for Port Moresby with David W. Cameron's insightful historical account, part of the Kokoda Campaign series. This brand new trade paperback (ISBN: 9781922765611) commemorates the 80th Anniversary of the New Guinea campaigns, shedding light on the significant military engagements faced by Australian forces during World War II. Discover how Japanese troops advanced through the Owen Stanley Range with the aim to capture Port Moresby after the Australians took the Kokoda Plateau in July 1942. Cameron’s work meticulously unravels the complexities of battles like Isurava and Butcher's Corner, depicting the relentless fighting withdrawal of Australian soldiers. Learn about crucial defensive positions along Ioribaiwa Ridge, featuring intense conflicts with fierce Japanese forces. This remarkable book is an essential read for military history enthusiasts, offering deep insights into bravery, strategy, and sacrifice as Australian troops fought valiantly to protect Port Moresby. Engage with this informative narrative that serves as both a tribute and a detailed analysis of the campaign, showcasing Cameron's expertise as one of Australia's top military historians. Order your copy today and delve into this captivating historical saga that shaped the Pacific theater during WWII.