The Revisionist Attitude Towards The Pacific Theater

krashkart · 07-13-10, 10:31 PM

^^ That brings something to mind...

I don't have any connections to the war, other than what thoughts were evoked by all the books I absorbed as a kid. So for me it was an experience I could take in more as a whole without feelings one way or another. I was an empty vessel to the books I had opened. The biggest differences between the theaters in my mind are geographic.

I just asked a friend, as an outside source, which Theater comes to mind first and he said the European theater. For a couple of reasons:

1.) The war started in Europe
2.) The Japanese weren't famous for their submarines

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krashkart Navy Seal Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 5,292 Downloads: 100 Uploads: 0	^^ That brings something to mind... I don't have any connections to the war, other than what thoughts were evoked by all the books I absorbed as a kid. So for me it was an experience I could take in more as a whole without feelings one way or another. I was an empty vessel to the books I had opened. The biggest differences between the theaters in my mind are geographic. I just asked a friend, as an outside source, which Theater comes to mind first and he said the European theater. For a couple of reasons: 1.) The war started in Europe 2.) The Japanese weren't famous for their submarines __________________ sent from my fingertips using a cheap keyboard Last edited by krashkart; 07-13-10 at 10:46 PM.