File:How Japan could attack U.S., 1937.jpg
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English: A prescient 1937 map of a Japanese attack on the U.S., highlighting the significance of Pearl Harbor: "The first objective must be capture of Hawaii This would mean crippling or annihilating the U.S. fleet." Japanese planes and ships cover the Pacific, and insets show the bombing of Los Angeles and San Francisco. |
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| Author | Howard Burke |
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