Ultradog MN posted a link not me in response to your posting my only comment on that topic was "1942 Japanese high command orders withdrawal at Milne Bay"
as to my daily posts on history I've found that on most facts that there are many links to historical events some with many dates or by many participants and not all of them are factual or correct
check out the link I posted below on Milne Bay
there will always be contraversy on many things that happened in the past and as the years progress and others post opinions on line their posts will then show up on searches that can help lead to confussing the facts of history
as for my posts I primaraly use one site for the main body of my post as it uses a shorter sentance form to keep it in point form, where wikipedia uses a longer sentence somtimes 3-4 lines long
I also use wikipedia to help confirm and add too my post subjects that are not on both sites I try to confirm using a google search for factuality and even then I still get some facts posted in error
I thank you and everyone else for both your reading of my posts on daily history as well as your participation in them by posting historical links or personal postings to further expand on my daily summeries
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