Ever find yourself wondering what it must have been like to fight the Imperial Japanese Army in the jungles of the South Pacific? Are you curious about the weapons and tactics employed by both the U.S. and Japanese troops? In this book, you will learn: What a Ni mortar is and how it broke many a GI's leg. - Which Springfield rifle troops carried into battle. - What a Reising submachinegun was. - How hand grenades were used to best effect? - How many rounds of ammunition GIs carried on bandoliers on patrol? This notebook is a compilation of interviews conducted with US Marines and Army infantry who fought the Imperial Japanese Army on the island of Guadalcanal. Their accounts detail the lessons learned in the tactics of jungle warfare. Here is a sampling of some of their sage wisdom: "Good leaders seem to get killed. Poor leaders get the men killed." - "Get used to weird noises at night." - "Practice walking quietly over rocks, twigs, grass, leaves, through vines." - "When you come to an opening in the jungle, run across it quickly and quietly." - "Do not waste ammunition. make every shot count." Walk in the footsteps of battle-hardened U.S. Army soldiers and Marines as they walk patrol down jungle paths. Sling a Springfield 03 rifle over your shoulder and draw a basic load of ammunition. Click the Buy Now button at the top of this page and travel back in time as a ground pounder walking point in the hot steamy jungles of Guadalcanal.