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Cape Esperance

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Anyone know of a resource that shows the movements of the American battle line at Cape Esperance? I'm most interested in the positions of Duncan and San Francisco.

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There is some nice charts in Morrisons book. I think it is pretty accurate. If you don't have them, I will scan them for you.
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Thanks Tim. Think I found what I was looking for here
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There's a chart in "Battle History of the Imperial Japanese Navy" by Paul S. Dull.
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