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40 pages
illustrations (chiefly colour)
Summary: On Sunday 7 December 1941, Japanese fighter planes attacked American ships in Pearl Harbour, Hawaii. New Zealand, Australia, the United States and Britain declared war on Japan. And the Pasifika Coastwatchers leaped into action. Their job was to report the movements of Japanese aircraft, ships and submarines during WW2. If they were caught they were beaten, imprisoned and sometimes executed. But without these brave men, women and children, the Pacific war may have been lost. (Publisher)