Secret Missions: The Story of an Intelligence OfficerStories of WWII Navy intelligence officer who trained in Japan and served all over the world. |
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Assignment in Tokyo | 3 |
The Stranger in Zushi | 15 |
SatoSan Makes a Visit | 23 |
Copyright | |
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activities Admiral Kimmel Admiral Suzuki agencies agents American anese answer Army arrived asked Atlantic Charter attack battle Battle of Midway battleships broadcast called campaign Captain Watson carriers Colonel Commander in Chief counter-intelligence cruiser defeat detail diplomatic duty echelons effective Emperor enemy espionage fact felt fleet problem forces foreign gence German going Hawaii High Command hope important intelligence officer islands Italian Italian Navy Iwo Jima Jaluit Japa Japan Japanese intelligence Japanese Navy knew later leaders Lieutenant Manchuria means ment military move nation naval attaché Naval Intelligence Navy Department Nazi nese Nomura Okinawa operation organization Pacific Pacific war peace Pearl Harbor planes political possible Potsdam Declaration prepared President propaganda psychological warfare radio realized regarded revealed Saipan Sato secret ships situation staff talk tion Tokyo told turned U-boat unconditional surrender United victory Washington watched words Yamaguchi Yamamoto Yokoyama Zushi