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INFAMY: The Japanese Attack on Pearl Harbor and the Philippines. PART 1: Opana and the Search for the Japanese Carriers
Published by Conner Flowers, 2023
First Edition
Hardcover. Condition: Fine. 1st edition. 1st edition. Part ! only (1 volume). A Fine copy. 4to., iii, 445 pp. Bound in glossy black paper illustrated boards. Fine. "The author paints a vivid picture of the lead-up to the attack, providing insightful details about the intelligence received by the Japanese and the actions of Imperial Japanese Navy Spy, Takeo Yoshikawa. By analyzing intercepted radio messages, the book offers a unique perspective on the knowledge the Japanese had about the whereabouts of the US Pacific Fleet and the absence of American aircraft carriers at Pearl Harbor. "Opana" is the first book in this 3-part series and focuses on Radar. Opana is the only radar station which picked up images of the Japanese Planes when they were about one hour from Pearl Harbor," -rear panel It is unknown whether the author completed additional volumes of this self-published work. OCLC locates no copies in institutional libraries.
