Japanese fortifications and other military structures in the Central Pacific
By: D. Colt Denfeld
Contributors: Pacific Islands (Trust Territory). Historic Preservation Office
Series: Report (Micronesian Archaeological Survey) -- no. 9
Publisher: Historic Preservation Office, Office of the High Commissioner, Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands
Published: 1981
Place of publication: Saipan
Language: eng
Number of pages: 106
Subjects: World War, 1939-1945; Fortification; Engineering and construction; Historic sites; History
Description: "This report was designed to provide for the identification of World War II Japanese fortifications and structures that might be encountered in the Central Pacific area, together with a discussion of the history of the development of Japanese ferro-concrete fortifications and defensive strategy in the Pacific. Plans, elevations, descriptions and illustrations are provided to aid the reader in the interpretation of remains that may be encountered"--Page ix.
Notes: "Prepared for the Historic Preservation Office, Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands."

Bibliography: p. 105-106.
Table of contents: title: Japan and ferro-concrete fortifications; title: Construction detail; title: Fortifications and similar structures; title: Preservation recommendations.