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Book Description
The history of various aspects of the development of the U.S. Navy's communications intelligence structure and processes in the years leading up to the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Book Description
The history of various aspects of the development of the U.S. Navy's communications intelligence structure and processes in the years leading up to the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Table of Contents
- Foreword
- 1. Pearl Harbor Revisited: United States Navy Communications Intelligence 1924–1941
- 1.1. INTRODUCTION
- 1.2. EARLIEST EFFORTS
- 1.3. ROLE OF ONI
- 1.4. EARLY WAR PLANS
- 1.5. JAPANESE FLEET CAPABILITIES AND INTENTIONS
- 1.6. CRYPTOLOGIC CHALLENGE: NAVY-ARMY COOPERATION
- 1.7. BUREAUCRACY PREVAILS
- 1.8. STATUS QUO IN THE PACIFIC
- 1.9. A NEW ATTEMPT AT COOPERATION
- 1.10. JAPANESE CRYPTOGRAPHY
- 1.11. RECOVERING THE "BLUE BOOK"
- 1.12. INTRODUCING JN-25
- 1.13. TURNING VICTORY INTO DEFEAT
- 1.14. INTRODUCING "PURPLE"
- 1.15. DISARMAMENT: PAYING THE PRICE
- 1.16. CONFUSING DIPLOMACY
- 1.17. STRUGGLING FOR RESOURCES
- 1.18. PLANNING FOR WAR
- 1.19. WAR GAMES
- 1.20. PACIFIC BUILDUP
- 1.21. NATIONAL EMERGENCY
- 1.22. CIRCUMSTANCES FAVOR DIPLOMATIC TARGETS
- 1.23. INFORMATION GAPS
- 1.24. COOPERATION WITH ALLIES
- 1.25. THE MOVE TO HAWAII
- 1.26. SUPPORT TO THE PACIFIC FLEET
- 1.27. JAPANESE INTENTIONS REVEALED
- 1.28. SUPPORT TO ASIATIC FLEET
- 1.29. JAPANESE STRATEGY
- 1.30. JAPANESE NAVY
- 1.31. DIPLOMATIC MESSAGES
- 1.32. WARNING MESSAGES
- 1.33. REACTION
- 1.34. COMINT AFTER THE OPENING ATTACK
- 1.35. CONCLUSION
- A. Naval Messages Intercepted between 5 September and 4 December 1941
- B. Summary of Diplomatic Messages July – November 1941
- C. Highlights from COM-14 Daily COMINT Summary
- Notes
- Abbreviations Used in Text and Appendixes
- Notes on Sources
- Bibliography
- About the author