'Tora, tora, tora' pilot's tale to be told

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Manuscripts of an autobiography by Mitsuo Fuchida, best known as the pilot who led the air attack on Pearl Harbor on Dec. 8, 1941, and transmitted the famous signal--"Tora, tora, tora"--that indicated that complete surprise had been achieved, have been kept by his elderly son.

more:'Tora, tora, tora' pilot's tale to be told : National : DAILY YOMIURI ONLINE (The Daily Yomiuri)

 

[Matt308]

Interesting. I am a hold out that the Pacific War has resulted in greater good by aligning western and eastern ideologies. I hope that Japan continues to be an allie of the west. Otherwise all those lost may be for naught.

 

[ccheese]

I hope that Japan continues to be an allie of the west. Otherwise all those lost may be for naught.

Interesting theory, Matt..... One I hadn't thought of, but one that I am
inclined to agree with. I hope we never have to go to war against Japan,
ever again.

Charles

 

[Messy1]

Sounds like it would be a great read. Give you insight into a Japanese officers mind and his thoughts.

 

[ToughOmbre]

Interesting. I am a hold out that the Pacific War has resulted in greater good by aligning western and eastern ideologies. I hope that Japan continues to be an allie of the west. Otherwise all those lost may be for naught.

Japan will continue to be allied with the west. As far as the other eastern ideologies..........

TO