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The Battle for Guadalcanal JWJ New to this edition: incorporatesMasterful pacing, vivid character sketches, and gripping action blend with rigorous historical detail in Samuel B. Griffith's The Battle for Guadalcanal. Launched on August 7, 1942, to protect Allied control of the strategic South Pacific islands, the Guadalcanal operation was the most costly American offensive of World War II in the history of the U. S. Navy up to that time. Griffith, who fought with Edson's Raiders on Guadalcanal, describes in