Detail View: David Rumsey Historical Map Collection: Saipan conquest sets pattern for vast aerial operations

Short Title: 
Saipan conquest sets pattern for vast aerial operations
Obj Height cm: 
51
Obj Width cm: 
40
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Note: 
Color pictorial map by Charles Owens, mounted on Japanese paper. Showing the war in the Pacific. The capture of the strategic island of Saipan is illustrated, with a description in the text at upper right: "American conquest of Saipan in the Marianas has completed a pattern for aerial operations of overwhelming dimensions. Military experts envisage bombing flights, principally those of the new B-29 Superfortresses, originating from Saipan and ranging as far as Japan, Formosa, the China coast and the Philippines." Also shows that range, with other centers of aerial operation: the Admiralty Islands north of New Guinea and Chungking in China. Informative text labels provide an effective overview of the geopolitical situation, in keeping with the "air-age". "Red tint indicates Jap held areas".
Full Title: 
Saipan conquest sets pattern for vast aerial operations. Los Angeles Times. Monday July 10, 1944.
List No: 
8067.000
Pub Date: 
1944
Pub Title: 
Saipan conquest sets pattern for vast aerial operations. Los Angeles Times. Monday July 10, 1944.
Pub Note: 
See note field above.
Pub List No: 
8067.000
Pub Height cm: 
51
Pub Width cm: 
40
Image No: 
8067000
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Event: 
World War II
Publisher Location: 
Los Angeles, Calif.
Publisher: 
Los Angeles Times
Type: 
Separate Map
World Area: 
Pacific
Subject: 
Pictorial map
Subject: 
Military
Engraver or Printer: 
Owens, Charles
Publication Author: 
Los Angeles Times
Pub Type: 
Separate Map
Author: 
Los Angeles Times
Date: 
1944