Naval History Magazine - December 2003 Vol. 17 Number 6

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Pearl Harbor: Who Deceived Whom?
Issue: Naval History Magazine - December 2003 Vol. 17 Number 6
By: Lieutenant Commander Philip H. Jacobsen


A review of newly declassified U.S. naval communications intelligence (ComInt) records refutes attempts by revisionist conspiracy theorists to "prove" President...

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Pearl Harbor: Who Deceived Whom?


A review of newly declassified U.S. naval communications intelligence (ComInt) records refutes attempts by revisionist...

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If we have talents," wrote Horatio Nelson on 13 January 1804, "we have no right to keep them under a bushel, they are ours for the...

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