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Illustrations and Charts (Illustrations identifiedby numbersprecededb 80.G are official U.S. Naval photographs in the National Archives; those numberedwith NR&L(M) preJxes are in tbe historical collectionin the U.S. Naval Photographic Center, Washington, D. C. ; those numbered with NH prefixes, and those identified as from the Turnel Collection, are in the Naval History Division, Washington, D.C.) VOLUME I Rear Admiral Turner enroute to Kwajalein____________ ._________ ---frontispiece Richmond Kelly Turner at fifteen _______________________________________ 7 Invitation to reception, 1900__________________________________________ 8 High school graduation _____________________________________________ 10 US51Miitiaukee___________________________________________________ 31 Ensign Turner and niece ____________________________________________ 34 Kelly Turner and his bride-to-be ______________________________________ 37 Ensign Turner in landing force uniform ________________________________ 44 Lieutenant (jg) Turner at San Pedro de Macoris _________________________ 47 Commander Turner at about 45_______________________________________ 82 Commander Turner, Executive Oficer of USSSarutoga ____________________ 117 USSAstoria woodat _______________________________________________ 143 Funeral procession for late Ambassador Saito ____________________________ 144 Sailors carrying ashes _______________________________________________ 145 Captain Turner, Mr. Arita, and Joseph Grew ____________________________ 147 Turner-drafted despatch __________________________________________ 178–79 Beardall memorandum _____________________________________________ 180 Central and South Pacific Area (chart) _________________________________ 231 Solomon Islands, Santa Cruz Islands (chart)____________________________ 236 South Pacific island garrisons (chart)___________________________________ 237 Lines of communication (chart)_______________________________________ 250 South Pacific distance chart __________________________________________ 251 Captain James H. Doyle, USN________________________________________ 271 Kelly Turner at Tongatabu, Tonga Islands ________________________________ 278 Organization of the South Pacific Force ________________________________ 280 Organization of Permanent Forces of PHIBFORSOPAC ___________________ 281 Rear Admiral Turner and Majo; General Vandegrift ______________________ 289 Amphibious Force, TF620rganization for WATCHTOWER ---------------- 291 COMSOPAC organization for WATCHTOWER ________________________ 292 Expeditionary Force, TF61 organization for WATCHTOWER ______________ 292 Top Echelon organization for WATCHTOWER _________________________ 293 On the bridge of USSMcC4wfey ______________________________________ 299 ... X111 Page
Page The Fiji Islands (chart) ____________________________________________ 306 The Solomons and Southern Approaches (chart)_________________________ 314 The Solomon Islands (chart)________________________________________ 320 Guadalcanal-Tulagi (chart) _________________________________________ 322 Task Force 62 Cruising Disposition (chart)_____________________________ 324 Guadalcanal and the Russell Islands (chart)_____________________________ 325 Landing Objectives—Tulagi-Gavutm (chart)_____________________________ 331 Marine landing at Tongalsland ______________________________________ 334 Transport Area, Guadalcanal (chart)__________________________________ 335 Mineswept Areas, Guadalcanal (chart)_________________________________ 339 Japanese attacks, Guadalcanal ________________________________________ 347 JaPanese high-level attacks, GuadalcanaI-------------------------------- 349 Battle of Savo Island (chart)_________________________________________ 356 Plane lightings of Japanese Cruiser Force (chart)------------------------- 363 Vice Admird Gunichi Mikawa, IJN___________________________________ 366 Ship disposition at Savo Island (chart) _________________________________ 376 Disposition of Patrol and Screening Groups atSavo (chart)________________ 379 Multiple Approach Route—Savo (chart)_______________________________ 381 Rear Admiral Turner at sea, 1942_____________________________________ 409 Guadalcanal supply lines (chart)_______,_______________________________ 418 Santa Cruz Island (chart)___________________________________________ 436 Officersand Men of the Staff Allowance, COMPHIBFORSOPAC ____________ 459 Movement to CLEANSLATE (chart) __________________________________ 461 Russell Islands (chart)_____________________________________________ 469 Airfield Banika Island______________________________________________ 471 The Bismarck Barrier (chart)________________ ________________________ 482 New Georgia and Rendova Island (chart)______________________________ 486 TOENAILS Operation Area (chati)___________________________________ 489 JaPanese Defense Organization for Bismarck Barrier---------------------- 491 Training Seabees at Noumea, New Caledonia____________________________ 495 Rear Admiral Turner with Seabee officers_______________________________ 496 Vangunu and New Georgia Islands (chart)_____________________________ 497 Colonel Henry D. Linscott, USMC------------------------------------ 508 Oficers’ Quarters, Guadalcanal_______________________________________ 510 SOPACNaval Organization for TOENAILS ____________________________ 514 The Admiral’s Head _______________________________________________ 517 Lieutenant Colonel Frank D.Weir, USMC______________________________ 519 Staff of Commander Amphibious Force South Pacific______________________ 521 Task Force 310rganization for TOENAILS _____________________________ 524 lst Echelon Western Group (TU31.l)_________________________________ 526 Eastern Force organization for TOENAILS ______________________________ 526 The day's catch____________________________________________________ 529 Lieutenant Charles Stein (SC), USN__________________________________ 529 New Georgia Group (chart)_________________________________________ 534 Assault Force organization for TOENAILS ______________________________ 535 xiv
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CHAPTER H Ten Years of Big Ship Gun
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CHAPTER V Planning for War With Ger
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CHAPTER VII WATCHTOWER; One for Ern
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WATCHTOWER 233 The Army Air Force H
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CHAPTER VIII CACTUS Bound THE JAPAN
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CACTUS Bound 279 Fleet Admiral Nirn
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CHAPTER XIV Planning for Paring the
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CHAPTER XV Tough Toenails Paring 30
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