Okinawa Naha Battle Map
The Battle of Okinawa (Operation Iceberg) was fought from April to June, 1945. The amphibious landings at the outset of the battle was the largest amphibious assault of the Pacific War. Okinawa was the last stop on the Allied island hopping campaign before getting to the Japanese main islands. The US took over 50,000 casualties in the battle.
This map focuses on the city and surrounding areas of Naha. Military buildings such as barracks, radio stations, rifle pits, shipyards, and motor pools are designated. This map was published less than a year before the invasion of the island commenced.
Result: American Victory
Published: 1944
Dimensions (Width x Height): 13.7x19
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