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trigram	frequency
the d battalion	39
department of defense	32
the th marines	29
the st marine	24
st marine division	24
of the st	16
the cape gloucester	15
of the th	14
at cape gloucester	14
the yellow beaches	14
one of the	13
of new britain	13
the st battalion	11
western new britain	11
the willaumez peninsula	11
the capture of	10
cape gloucester airfields	10
world war ii	10
the matsuda force	9
on new britain	9
on the morning	9
command of the	9
the morning of	9
of the d	9
of a japanese	8
the new britain	7
of the willaumez	7
in world war	7
of the marines	7
of the marine	7
the damp flat	7
some of them	6
the defense of	6
the vicinity of	6
the coastal trail	6
base of the	6
assistant division commander	6
and d battalions	6
elements of the	6
of the cape	6
the marine corps	6
at cape merkus	6
the base of	6
of mount talawe	6
army air forces	6
in command of	6
the japanese defenders	5
st and d	5
some of the	5
the coastal track	5
the landing craft	5
a platoon of	5
in the vicinity	5
under lieutenant colonel	5
the division reserve	5
the enemy had	5
on the left	5
combat team b	5
by lieutenant colonel	5
line of retreat	5
officer of the	5
most of the	5
new britain campaign	5
combat team a	5
along the coastal	5
of the yellow	5
lieutenant colonel lewis	5
the assistant division	5
killed and wounded	5
of the japanese	5
the division commander	5
and the d	4
the northern coast	4
the following day	4
fire from the	4
from the th	4
on cape gloucester	4
combat team c	4
part of the	4
along the coast	4
the shores of	4
and the japanese	4
the assault force	4
the way to	4
of western new	4
for the japanese	4
of the fighting	4
the two battalions	4
that the marines	4
of the first	4
the green inferno	4
leading the way	4
by the d	4
was replaced with	4
a variety of	4
the attack on	4
on target hill	4
a pair of	4
battalions of the	4
the afternoon of	4
to defend the	4
capture of the	4
the line of	4
en route to	4
the itni river	4
of suicide creek	4
the st and	4
the mud of	4
and dug in	4
by the time	4
the village of	4
of the airfields	4
of little mount	4
but the marines	4
to the trail	4
the japanese had	4
two battalions of	4
little mount worri	4
of cape gloucester	4
the assault troops	4
the landings at	4
the navy cross	4
shores of borgen	4
men of the	4
the st marines	4
the men of	4
morning of december	4
of borgen bay	4
of airfield no	4
the defenses of	4
south of the	3
position on the	3
of the division	3
of the beachhead	3
executive officer of	3
the th cavalry	3
the bulk of	3
to cross the	3
on the afternoon	3
the southern coast	3
on the cape	3
attack on the	3
of the main	3
southwest pacific area	3
of aogiri ridge	3
and machine guns	3
the west coast	3
of mount schleuther	3
history and museums	3
advance on the	3
the trail net	3
the marines encountered	3
the regimental commander	3
morning of january	3
advantage of the	3
morning of march	3
matsuda force to	3
on the west	3
later that day	3
in western new	3
coast of new	3
marine division had	3
st reconnaissance regiment	3
with the d	3
coast of the	3
proved to be	3
as high as	3
on the jungle	3
killed or wounded	3
royal australian air	3
the royal australian	3
of the island	3
in order to	3
the swamp forest	3
south of suicide	3
on the airfields	3
war ii commemorative	3
control of the	3
of the royal	3
cape hoskins and	3
new guinea and	3
to outflank the	3
major general william	3
the united states	3
a number of	3
off the action	3
a mm gun	3
nature of the	3
each of the	3
took place on	3
the first wave	3
a task force	3
set up a	3
fire at the	3
of the matsuda	3
the night of	3
route to the	3
on the right	3
of landing craft	3
marines killed and	3
commander of the	3
the st infantry	3
of the landing	3
of the enemy	3
operations in world	3
a curtain of	3
the rest of	3
on the night	3
during the fighting	3
the nature of	3
in the south	3
the japanese in	3
after the capture	3
patrol from the	3
general william h	3
on the itni	3
the approach of	3
the cape merkus	3
while the marines	3
through the damp	3
chiefs of staff	3
of new guinea	3
ii commemorative series	3
his executive officer	3
taking advantage of	3
inland from the	3
reinforced th marines	3
but the other	3
the solomon islands	3
the jungle to	3
improvised air force	3
australian air force	3
on the east	3
the leading elements	3
the mm gun	3
dug in at	3
member of the	3
the marines would	3
that the enemy	3
of cape merkus	3
while combat team	3
once the enemy	2
but the pilots	2
joint chiefs of	2
list of illustrations	2
on the southern	2
and a marine	2
only a few	2
scheme of maneuver	2
the retreating japanese	2
the marines could	2
and service troops	2
took over the	2
at green beach	2
the action and	2
in on the	2
to meet the	2
the japanese defenses	2
available to macarthur	2
tip of the	2
out the d	2
the coast of	2
of more than	2
advancing in a	2
the trail junction	2
the natamo river	2
all the way	2
japanese had built	2
and killed the	2
made contact with	2
brigadier general lemuel	2
on the flank	2
dampier strait to	2
used by the	2
m medium tank	2
beside the wreckage	2
th marines to	2
machine guns and	2
landing craft on	2
opened fire from	2
assigned to the	2
and bring it	2
the right flank	2
the dense jungle	2
to move on	2
turned out to	2
the back of	2
mobile supply dumps	2
general lemuel c	2
landing at cape	2
defense of the	2
commanded since january	2
burst from cover	2
to the defense	2
linga linga and	2
i and the	2
commander in the	2
the battalion commander	2
at the left	2
the assault waves	2
took command of	2
tip of new	2
fortress of rabaul	2
of the philippines	2
his troops to	2
caused by the	2
enough for the	2
a japanese officer	2
the st reconnaissance	2
by bernard c	2
colonel henry w	2
on the japanese	2
the landing at	2
a patrol from	2
guinea and the	2
afternoon of d	2
platoon of m	2
advanced toward the	2
lieutenant colonel henry	2
the marines hacked	2
dug in to	2
only to be	2
troops to meet	2
so that they	2
th defense battalion	2
the south coast	2
while company e	2
a history of	2
to fire from	2
down in the	2
wreckage of a	2
component of the	2
the terrain of	2
toward the cape	2
in a column	2
troops for the	2
delayed the attack	2
first wave bound	2
the japanese general	2
leading elements of	2
meet the threat	2
the assault on	2
at bitokara mission	2
a member of	2
of the new	2
of black sand	2
a marine patrol	2
the marines were	2
the guadalcanal campaign	2
as a guide	2
landings on december	2
the trail and	2
from the air	2
encountered no opposition	2
on the ground	2
to make the	2
through the swamp	2
the army air	2
to discover that	2
at iboki point	2
a battalion commander	2
into the jungle	2
the mission of	2
of cape hoskins	2
in the pacific	2
in the meantime	2
air forces p	2
new britain and	2
in the new	2
on december at	2
before the war	2
with the st	2
by artillery and	2
to help the	2
landing craft carrying	2
believe that the	2
more than a	2
fire from small	2
on the th	2
afternoon of january	2
from red beach	2
the lack of	2
when the marines	2
from the mountain	2
opposition as they	2
in the last	2
two platoons of	2
because of the	2
merkus beachhead and	2
led by first	2
in time for	2
time for the	2
conquest of the	2
first marine division	2
in doing so	2
of naval gunfire	2
the conquest of	2
commanded by major	2
from the willaumez	2
moved into position	2
in time to	2
division for the	2
drive to the	2
to the east	2
remainder of the	2
japanese resistance in	2
village on the	2
served as a	2
the movement of	2
through the undergrowth	2
the arrival of	2
break off the	2
cape gloucester and	2
to the village	2
assumed responsibility for	2
mud of new	2
th infantry division	2
of the u	2
burst from the	2
come abreast of	2
to keep the	2
southern coast of	2
on the trail	2
on the following	2
not believe that	2
of company f	2
battalion followed the	2
lieutenant colonel hankins	2
major general alexander	2
advance to the	2
the rear guard	2
the wreckage of	2
colonel lewis b	2
corps operations in	2
in the fighting	2
landing on the	2
right flank of	2
second lieutenant richard	2
the airfields and	2
as the assault	2
from cover and	2
to the southeast	2
through the mud	2
sag sag on	2
resistance in the	2
a maze of	2
the american flag	2
weapon to the	2
and the solomon	2
cape merkus on	2
toward the airfields	2
passed through the	2
japanese abandoned their	2
with the campaign	2
japanese dug in	2
it was a	2
between two trees	2
the landing on	2
to the right	2
the principal objective	2
toward the village	2
on the yellow	2
buried rather than	2
had in mind	2
a japanese counterattack	2
a determined and	2
as well as	2
as damp flat	2
squadron of army	2
a piper cub	2
at goodenough island	2
the landing force	2
from the coast	2
out to be	2
stood ready to	2
from the st	2
the enemy from	2
cape merkus beachhead	2
main landings on	2
american landing craft	2
that the japanese	2
marsland of the	2
of the peninsula	2
to the south	2
january by lieutenant	2
the advance on	2
end of january	2
when the st	2
body of a	2
built around the	2
cost of marines	2
location of the	2
a corduroy road	2
to bring forward	2
which the enemy	2
defense of rabaul	2
the southwest pacific	2
of major general	2
navy cross for	2
under the command	2
the site of	2
the th defense	2
right of the	2
the reinforced st	2
at the base	2
for the matsuda	2
from cape gloucester	2
rather than burned	2
a succession of	2
swamp forest and	2
the right of	2
came ashore on	2
to the th	2
the left flank	2
in one of	2
the jungle at	2
for the landing	2
commanded by lieutenant	2
some of whom	2
in honor of	2
days after the	2
mounting mm guns	2
to exploit the	2
lieutenant colonel robert	2
history of u	2
did not believe	2
to shatter the	2
to break off	2
an attack of	2
on the northern	2
before the marines	2
a booby trap	2
and his executive	2
wave bound for	2
slopes of mount	2
had fallen back	2
by major general	2
and borgen bay	2
the results of	2
take advantage of	2
designated landing team	2
enemy buried rather	2
main body of	2
mortars and artillery	2
and museums division	2
shift his troops	2
for artillery spotting	2
defend the talasea	2
to take advantage	2
landing team and	2
mount schleuther and	2
set out from	2
were indicated by	2
short of the	2
the command of	2
of the campaign	2
the japanese to	2
on the inland	2
two japanese soldiers	2
isolation of rabaul	2
of japanese resistance	2
marines under macarthur	2
the next operation	2
dense jungle and	2
on the coast	2
by the enemy	2
company i and	2
and opened fire	2
marine corps historical	2
along the trail	2
in at bitokara	2
the enemy troops	2
and set out	2
the surviving japanese	2
taking over the	2
hit on a	2
discover that the	2
mud of cape	2
and of the	2
of the ridge	2
chosen for the	2
but the enemy	2
up the hill	2
plunged into the	2
out of the	2
the main body	2
for the defense	2
results of the	2
the marines to	2
of the air	2
marine corps gazette	2
the th division	2
a squadron of	2
vicinity of the	2
battalion commander in	2
general alexander a	2
photo the capture	2
the cost of	2
the fighting on	2
officer in command	2
at sag sag	2
set up its	2
at the yellow	2
positions on the	2
of the following	2
the end of	2
at target hill	2
received orders to	2
the flank of	2
in their path	2
he joined the	2
led the way	2
over until he	2
in support of	2
the japanese abandoned	2
marines in the	2
as a result	2
on january to	2
at the cost	2
cruisers and destroyers	2
by the army	2
from the beachhead	2
in the mud	2
positions of the	2
to the rear	2
captain theodore a	2
the first marine	2
sag on the	2
cross the stream	2
on the northwest	2
familiar with the	2
when the enemy	2
in landing craft	2
the remainder of	2
gilnit on the	2
was removed after	2
in the list	2
the japanese commander	2
a japanese bomber	2
serving as a	2
back of japanese	2
in that direction	2
the body of	2
rest of the	2
counterattack on the	2
as far as	2
and the leading	2
open the bunkers	2
before the landings	2
had dug in	2
of marines killed	2
division on new	2
of company a	2
to lead the	2
the advancing marines	2
heavy equipment and	2
area before the	2
the enemy buried	2
to protect the	2
trail that passed	2
way to rabaul	2
the page number	2
from among the	2
of the rear	2
the head of	2
a few yards	2
capture of airfield	2
since january by	2
by first lieutenant	2
throughout the night	2
to come abreast	2
support of the	2
west of new	2
only to discover	2
the list of	2
landings at cape	2
in preparation for	2
of the bunkers	2
by the japanese	2
who commanded the	2
marine corps operations	2
call went out	2
short of their	2
from the lsts	2
the main landings	2
ridge and hill	2
battalion started up	2
of m sherman	2
and in the	2
observers on target	2
the second day	2
had the mission	2
flank of the	2
took over until	2
a rest area	2
attack on january	2
of the southwest	2
from small arms	2
the lightly armed	2
tanks that had	2
went out for	2
landing took place	2
curtain of rain	2
site of a	2
the executive officer	2
wading through the	2
air force history	2
on yellow beach	2
the way for	2
the native populace	2
of the tanks	2
in the soft	2
within yards of	2
a call went	2
at the northeastern	2
for an attack	2
inland of the	2
village of agulupella	2
of their own	2
the reinforced th	2
side of the	2
to shift his	2
started up the	2
that served as	2
two companies of	2
the early morning	2
the left of	2
supplied by the	2