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Our Man in Hawaii
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Our Man in Hawaii
The Japanese Imperial Navy conducted extensive intelligence gathering in Hawaii as part of its preparations for the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor, using a spy attached to their consulate named Takeo Yoshikawa. Yoshikawa meticulously gathered vital intelligence on the movements of the US Pacific Fleet and Hawaii’s defences. The reports he sent to Tokyo were invaluable to the success of the Japanese surprise attack. However, this constant supply of …
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