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E-raamat: We Killed Yamamoto: The long-range P-38 assassination of the man behind Pearl Harbor, Bougainville 1943

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  • Formaat: 80 pages
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  • Ilmumisaeg: 20-Aug-2020
  • Kirjastus: Osprey Publishing
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781472837875
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  • Kirjastus: Osprey Publishing
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781472837875
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This study explores, in fascinating detail, the story of how the skill of codebreakers and fighter pilots terminated the career of Admiral Yamamoto--and the subsequent controversy over who fired the fatal shots.

This study explores, in fascinating detail, the story of how the skill of codebreakers and fighter pilots terminated the career of Admiral Yamamoto--and the subsequent controversy over who fired the fatal shots.

He masterminded the most devastating surprise attack against the United States in its history. He was a marked man in the war that followed. A key intelligence breakthrough enabled the military to pinpoint his location. An elite team was assembled and charged not with his capture and subsequent trial but with his execution. Osama bin Laden? No--this was Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto, the Commander-in-Chief of the Japanese Combined Fleet during World War II.

This new title analyses the origins, implementation, and outcomes of Operation Vengeance, the long-range fighter interception of Admiral Yamamoto's transport aircraft that sent him to his death on April 18, 1943. Author Si Sheppard examines every angle of the operation in detail, including the role of intelligence work in pinpointing the time and location of Yamamoto's flight, the chain of command at the highest level of the US political and military establishment who ordered the attack, and the technical limitations that had to be overcome in planning and conducting the raid. It also provides a close study of the aerial combat involved in completing the mission, offering a holistic exploration of the operation which avenged Pearl Harbor.

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This study explores, in fascinating detail, the story of how the skill of codebreakers and fighter pilots terminated the career of Admiral Yamamoto and the subsequent controversy over who fired the fatal shots.
Introduction 4(1)
The development of US codebreaking
4(5)
ORIGINS
9(14)
Codebreaking from Pearl Harbor to Midway
9(5)
Intelligence in the battle for Guadalcanal
14(6)
P-38s join the Cactus Air Force
20(3)
THE PLAN
23(20)
Yamamoto's fateful decision
23(3)
The decision to strike
26(6)
American planning
32(11)
THE MISSION
43(20)
Yamamoto's last flight
45(3)
The interception
48(8)
The pilots' accounts
56(7)
AFTERMATH
63(15)
Homecoming
63(8)
Assessment
71(2)
Legacies
73(5)
Bibliography 78(2)
Index 80
London-born Si Sheppard completed his Bachelor's and Master's degrees in New Zealand before receiving his doctorate from Johns Hopkins University in the United States. He is currently an associate professor of political science and international relations at Long Island University in Brooklyn, New York, and has written several titles for Osprey focusing on the interrelationship between geography, technology, and strategy.

Edouard Groult grew up inspired by watching historical documentaries with his father and developed a fascination for historical and fantasy art. Following art studies in both Paris and Belgium he worked as a concept artist in the videogame industry and in recent years has also undertaken historical commissions while working as a freelancer for historical magazines. He lives and works in Oxford, UK.