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Clark Lee was an AP reporter stationed in Manila when World War 2 broke out and the Japanese invaded the Philippines. They Call It Pacific is an insightful account of events leading up to the war and beyond from an authority on Japanese-American affairs at the time. It is also... Read Full Overview

Clark Lee was an AP reporter stationed in Manila when World War 2 broke out. They Call It Pacific is an insightful account of events leading up to the war and beyond from an authority on Japanese-American affairs at the time. It is also a thrilling journal detailing Lee's unbelievable... Read Full Overview

""They Call It Pacific"" is a non-fiction book by Clark Lee that explores the experiences of American soldiers during World War II in the Pacific Theater. The book is a collection of firsthand accounts and interviews with soldiers who fought in the battles of Guadalcanal, Tarawa,... Read Full Overview

Clark Lee was an AP reporter stationed in Manila when World War 2 broke out. They Call It Pacific is an insightful account of events leading up to the war and beyond from an authority on Japanese-American affairs at the time. It is also a thrilling journal detailing Lee's unbelievable... Read Full Overview

""They Call It Pacific"" is a non-fiction book written by Clark Lee, first published in 1942. The book is a firsthand account of the author's experiences as a war correspondent during World War II in the Pacific theater. Lee was a journalist for Time magazine and covered the... Read Full Overview

""They Call It Pacific"" is a non-fiction book written by Clark Lee, an American journalist and war correspondent who covered the Pacific theater during World War II. The book is a memoir of Lee's experiences during the war, chronicling his travels across the vast expanse of... Read Full Overview