The Solomons Six were recruited to a 'catch and kill' squad in WWII — their stories were lost to history until now

In the 1940s, a shadowy military unit was assembled to catch and kill Japanese soldiers on Australia's remote northern coast. The identity of the so-called Solomons Six was a mystery — until now.
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Uncovering naval history in the Solomon Islands

IT IS A 20 MILE WIDE STRETCH OF WATER IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC’S SOLOMON ISLAND CHAIN, KNOWN AS IRONBOTTOM SOUND. IRONBOTTOM SOUND WAS THE SITE OF PROBABLY ONE OF THE MOST CRITICAL NAVAL BATTLES, ACTUALLY ...
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How the US Can Make up Lost Ground in Solomon Islands

The China-Solomon Islands security agreement has certainly put the small island nation of Solomon Islands at the center of U.S. geopolitical concerns. Dispatching White House Indo-Pacific czar Kurt ...
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In the wake of the China‑Solomon Islands pact, Australia needs to rethink its Pacific relationships

Like the Hunga Tonga–Hunga Ha'apai volcano that triggered a massive tsunami and sent shockwaves around the world when it erupted on January 15, the recently signed security deal between the Solomon ...