Preemptive strike : the secret plan that would have prevented the attack on Pearl Harbor, Alan Armstrong ; foreword by Walter J. Boyne

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Bibliography note: Includes bibliographical references (pages 238-274) and index

Contents: "Ladies and gentlemen--the three men on the flying trapeze!" -- "An efficient Guerrilla Air Corps" -- The China Lobby -- Lunch at the White House -- Teach the Japanese a lesson -- "This Colonel Chennault, where is he?" -- The genesis of the Japanese plan for a preemptive strike -- "An economic blockade of Japan" -- "You need a hundred of these" -- "Keeping the thing quiet" -- Joint Board 355 -- Japan prepares for war -- Rangoon and beyond -- Reports in the American press of plans to bomb Japan -- Pearl Harbor attacked -- America's reaction to Japan's preemptive strike -- A postmortem on Chennault's plan for a preemptive strike on Japan

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