Description: Secrets of Inchon HC w/DJ 2002 by Eugene F. Clark USN in Fine condition . Published by Naval institute press in 2000. Book is complete and opened. Book has some wear . Original retail is $18.00 sold as is. If Korea is America's forgotten war, Eugene Franklin Clark is certainly one of that war's least-known heroes. The Secrets of Inchon is his first-person account--written in 1953 and long forgotten in a safety deposit box--of his terrifying fortnight on a small island in North Korean-occupied Inchon harbor. Douglas MacArthur's planned invasion was as fraught with peril as it was daring. The port, with 29-foot tides, was, at their ebb, protected by a mud-flat moat 6,000 yards wide in places. Without elaborate, accurate, first-hand information--which Clark was ordered to supply--about mines, fortifications, sea floor gradients, troop distribution, and other matters large and small, the operation (Clark likens it to a "fly deliberately planning to invade a spider's web") could easily have become "an American Dunkerque." Clark's reconnaissance included hand-to-hand gunfights, rugged interrogations, night forays in small junks, constant vigilance, exhaustingly long hours, and the cooperation of anti-Communist Koreans. USA Customers only. Postage is by US mail and is free. Payment is to be received with in 48 hours of the end of the auction. I will combine items to save on Shipping. Please check my other listings of rare gaming items and Miniatures
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Book Title: Ladysmith
Narrative Type: Nonfiction
Topic: 20th Century, Army, Civil War, Dogs, War, Wilderness
Item Width: 2000 in
Format: Paperback
Type: Novel
Author: Micheal Stedman, Trevor Pidgeon, Paul Reed, Edward Hancock, K. W. Mitchinson
Book Series: battleground
Publication Year: 2002
Language: English
Intended Audience: Adults
Publisher: Pen & Sword Books Ltd
Genre: Farming, History
MPN: N/A
Subjects: History & Military
Age Level: Adults
Era: 1910s
Recommended Age Range: 12+ years