Author: | Lt.-Colonel Jeffrey J. Gudmens | ISBN: | 9781782894513 |
Publisher: | Verdun Press | Publication: | August 15, 2014 |
Imprint: | Verdun Press | Language: | English |
Author: | Lt.-Colonel Jeffrey J. Gudmens |
ISBN: | 9781782894513 |
Publisher: | Verdun Press |
Publication: | August 15, 2014 |
Imprint: | Verdun Press |
Language: | English |
Illustrated with over 80 photos of the ships, commanders, aircraft and locations involved in the attack on Pearl Harbor
This handbook on Pearl Harbor allows individuals and organizations to study this battle not only in the context of the Japanese attack but, more importantly, in the context of issues that are relevant to the current global war on terror. In addition to analyzing the actual attack, it also enables users of this work to examine the problems associated with conducting joint planning and operations between the US Army, the Army Air Forces, and the US Navy. He also provides insights into the problems of a Homeland Security environment in which intelligence operatives from a foreign nation (and potentially even recent immigrants from that foreign nation who are now US citizens) can operate with little hindrance in a free and open democratic society. Additionally, this study provides an opportunity to look at how military commanders and planners prepared for their wartime mission with inadequate resources and equipment.
Illustrated with over 80 photos of the ships, commanders, aircraft and locations involved in the attack on Pearl Harbor
This handbook on Pearl Harbor allows individuals and organizations to study this battle not only in the context of the Japanese attack but, more importantly, in the context of issues that are relevant to the current global war on terror. In addition to analyzing the actual attack, it also enables users of this work to examine the problems associated with conducting joint planning and operations between the US Army, the Army Air Forces, and the US Navy. He also provides insights into the problems of a Homeland Security environment in which intelligence operatives from a foreign nation (and potentially even recent immigrants from that foreign nation who are now US citizens) can operate with little hindrance in a free and open democratic society. Additionally, this study provides an opportunity to look at how military commanders and planners prepared for their wartime mission with inadequate resources and equipment.