The Marine Corps' Development of Aerial Delivery in Nicaragua Between 1912 and 1933

The Marine Corps' Development of Aerial Delivery in Nicaragua Between 1912 and 1933

[...]the logisticians developed the imaginative aerial delivery tactics that set the standard for supporting remote operating forces. The hard-earned lessons from Nicaragua would pay dividends in the battles of Guadalcanal, Cape Gloucester, and Saipan and in the continued development of the Marine C...

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