What Japanese High Command Said When They Noticed The US Was Mining Their Harbors From The Air-ZZ
March 27th, 1945, 11:47 p.m. Imperial Navy Headquarters, Tokyo. A single emergency transmission from the Shimonoseki Strait would shatter every assumption Japanese high command held…
Read moreWhat Japanese Scientists Reported When They Visit Nagasaki Bombing Scene-ZZ
August 10th, 1945, 7:30 a.m. Tokyo Imperial University, Department of Radiology. A single military dispatch would send Dr. Masau Tuzuki and 90 Japanese scientists on…
Read moreWhat Japanese Pilots Said Days After The Attack On Pearl Harbor-ZZ
December 23rd, 1941. Commander Mitsuo Fuida stood outside Emperor Hirohito’s chamber, clutching a handdrawn map of Pearl Harbor’s destruction. 60 American vessels sunk, 2400 dead….
Read moreWhat Japanese Soldiers Said When They Realized The US Marines Would Not Surrender-ZZ
December 11th, 1941, 2:47 p.m. Imperial Japanese Navy flagship Ubari, Wake Island. Four words changed the course of the Pacific War. Rear Admiral Sadamichi Kajioa…
Read moreWhat The German Generals Said When They Heard of Hiroshima Atomic Bombing-ZZ
Verer Heisenberg laughed when he heard America dropped an atomic bomb. I don’t believe a word of it. Germany’s leading physicist told his fellow prisoners,…
Read moreWhat Japanese Admirals Said Hours Before The Battle of Midway-ZZ
June 3rd, 1942, 8:45 p.m. Battleship Yamato, Central Operations Room. A single intelligence intercept, never forwarded, would doom four aircraft carriers and end Japan’s strategic…
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