Pearl Harbor Betrayed

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by Michael Gannon

Thomas, Francis

  time of delivery message

  Tinker, Clarence L.

  Tirpitz

  Toei Maru

  Togo Heihachiro

  Togo Shigenori

  messages intercepted

  Toho Maru

  Tojo Hideki

  Tokyo

  Tomioka Sadatoshi

  Tone

  tonnage war (Tonnageskrieg)

  torpedo attack, aerial

  torpedo bombers

  attack on Pearl Harbor

  torpedoes

  modified

  Torres Straits

  Towers, John H.,

  Toyoda Teijiro

  trade embargo

  Train, Harold C.

  training

  Treaty of Commerce

  treaty system

  Trever (DD-339)

  Tripartite Pact

  Triton (SS-201)

  Truman, Harry S.

  Tsushima, Straits of

  Turner, Richmond Kelly

  and decrypted messages

  and Roberts Commission

  war warnings

  Tuscaloosa (CA-37)

  27 November war warning

  Two Ocean Navy Bill

  Tyler, Kermit

  U-boats

  Ugaki Matome

  Underkofler, Oliver H.

  United States

  conflict with Japan regarding China

  disarmament compacts

  embargo on exports to Japan

  industrial capacity

  losses in North Atlantic

  military recommendations in war preparations

  and movement toward war with Japan

  naval construction program

  principles for dealing with Japan

  United States Joint Army and Navy Basic War Plan (Rainbow 5)

  United States Naval Academy

  Upson, John

  U.S. Army

  and attack on Pearl Harbor

  defense responsibility of

  defensive forces

  preparedness for war

  responsbility and blame for defeat at Pearl Harbor

  see also Army Department

  U.S. Congress

  U.S. Fleet

  expansion of

  Japanese intelligence about

  U.S. Navy

  aerial reconnaissance

  battleship central in

  Bureau of Navigation

  in defense plan

  effect of loss of battleships on

  first ship sunk in World War II

  Fleet Problem

  intercepts of Japanese messages

  plan for war with Japan

  planes in attack on Pearl Harbor

  preparedness for war

  responsibility and blame for defeat at Pearl Harbor

  see also Navy Department

  U.S. State Department

  Far Eastern Division

  modus vivendi document

  Utah (AG-16)

  Vacant Sea

  “Val” bombers

  Valkenburgh, Franklin Van

  Vestal (AR-4)

  Virginia

  Wake Island

  attack on

  destruction of documents on

  War Department

  blame/responsibility

  code room

  decrypted messages

  war warnings

  war games

  war plan (Japan)

  War Plan WPL-14

  War Plan WPPac-46

  war plans

  War Plans

  war warnings

  missed

  from Navy Department

  war with Japan

  first overt act

  Ward (DD-139)

  warships

  Washington (BB-56)

  Washington Naval Conference

  Washington Treaty of 1922

  Wasmuth (DD-338)

  Wasp (CV-7)

  Watanabe Yasuji

  weather

  weather belt

  Welles, Sumner

  West Virginia (BB-48)

  attacked

  Wheeler Field

  White, Harry Dexter

  Wichita (CA-45)

  Wilkinson, Theodore S.

  Willkie, Wendell

  Winds Code

  Wohlstetter, Roberta

  Worden (DD-352)

  World War I

  World War II

  Yamamoto Isoroku

  and attack plan

  command of Combined Fleet

  death of

  in ending primacy of battleship

  and success of Pearl Harbor attack

  Yamato

  Yonai Mitsumasa

  Yorktown (CV-5)

  Yoshida Zengo

  Yoshikawa Takeo

  Zero (Zeke) fighters

  Also by Michael Gannon

  BLACK MAY

  OPERATION DRUMBEAT

  About the Author

  Michael Gannon is Distinguished Service Professor Emeritus of History at the University of Florida. The author of two previous books on World War II naval warfare, Operation Drumbeat, and Black May, he lives in Gainesville, Florida.

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  Copyright © 2001 by Michael V. Gannon

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  First Edition 2001

  eISBN 9781466868182

  First eBook edition: March 2014

  *(1) Because that type of bomb contained a small charge, less than seventy pounds of TNT; and (2) because the initial fire was not one that shot skyward from a hole but, as the film showed, a spreading fire that moved laterally above the waterline.

 

 

 


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