

The Japanese Invasion of Alaska
During World War II, the United States fought battles across Europe, North Africa, and the Pacific. However, one of the war’s most unusual campaigns took place in a remote, frozen corner of North America. It was a campaign fought in some of the worst weather imaginable, on islands so isolated that most Americans had…

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“I had no idea that Japanese forces had occupied American territory during World War II. The Aleutian campaign is a remarkable example of how geography and weather can become as formidable an enemy as the opposing military. What a fascinatin…”
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