燃烧的大洋：1941-1942，从突袭珍珠港到中途岛战役

The book dives deep into the naval strategy and key moments early in the war. I'm curious what motivated the author to highlight this particular period and theater.

I usually find military history dense, but this book made complex strategies accessible. Was that a deliberate choice to reach a wider audience?

Keeping both the tactical and human elements engaging can be tricky. I'm interested in how the narrative maintains that balance without losing momentum.