Invaded: Alaska in World War II

Discover the little-known but crucial role that Alaska played in World War II with "Invaded: Alaska in World War II." Immerse yourself in the gripping tales of courage, resilience, and sacrifice in the face of war, and uncover the often-overlooked contributions of Indigenous Peoples.

• Unveil the riveting saga of Alaska's pivotal role in World War II
• Experience the chilling backdrop of conflict through stories of bravery and sacrifice
• Be transported to the heart of the Last Frontier's wartime experience
• Witness the monumental undertaking of constructing the ALASKA CANADA HIGHWAY
• Feel the shockwaves of the 1942 JAPANESE INVASION of Alaska's Aleutian Islands
• Learn about the internment of Alaskan Natives and their enlistment into military service
• Explore the relentless struggle of the ALEUTIAN CAMPAIGN
• Follow Allied forces as they fight through brutal conditions to liberate Attu and Kiska
• Uncover the legacy of bravery forged through the ALEUTIAN CAMPAIGN
• Immerse yourself in the meticulous research and gripping storytelling of "Invaded"
• This is a journey through history that will leave you spellbound until the very last page. Don't miss out on this must-read book about Alaska's role in World War II.

This is not just a history book - it is a journey through the untold stories of Alaska's wartime experience that will leave you spellbound until the very last page. Don't miss out on this must-read book about Alaska's role in World War II.


From the monumental undertaking of constructing the ALASKA CANADA HIGHWAY (an incredible feat of engineering that linked the lower 48 U.S. states through Canada's vast wilderness to Alaska), to the harrowing events of the 1942 JAPANESE INVASION of Alaska's Aleutian Islands that sent shockwaves through the region, every page resonates with the pulse-pounding drama of history in the making.
But "Invaded" isn't just a chronicle of battles and strategic maneuvers—it's a poignant exploration of the human spirit. Through compelling accounts of the internment of some Alaskan Natives and the enlistment of others into military service in the Alaska Territorial Guard, the book shines a light on the often-overlooked sacrifices and contributions of Indigenous Peoples. As the narrative unfolds, readers are swept into the relentless struggle of the ALEUTIAN CAMPAIGN, where Allied forces fought through brutal conditions to liberate the Japanese-held islands of Attu and Kiska, forging a legacy of bravery that echoes through the ages.