Leyte Gulf

Leyte Gulf (1969) by Donald MacIntyre – MacDonald
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In Leyte Gulf, naval commander and historian Donald MacIntyre recounts one of the largest and most decisive naval battles in history with crisp prose and a steady hand on the tiller. Published in 1969, this book cuts through the fog of war to chart the epic clash between American and Japanese forces in the Philippine Sea. Expect strategy, heroism, blunders, and battleships galore.

Our copy has definitely seen action — creased spine, yellowing pages, and that unmistakable scent of Cold War-era paper. But like the U.S. Pacific Fleet, it’s still seaworthy.

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