The Elusive Enemy: U.S. Naval Intelligence and the Imperial Japanese Fleet

Author:   Douglas Ford
Publisher:   Naval Institute Press
ISBN:  

9781591142805


Pages:   320
Publication Date:   15 October 2011
Format:   Hardback
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The Elusive Enemy: U.S. Naval Intelligence and the Imperial Japanese Fleet


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Author:   Douglas Ford
Publisher:   Naval Institute Press
Imprint:   Naval Institute Press
Dimensions:   Width: 15.20cm , Height: 3.00cm , Length: 23.00cm
Weight:   0.839kg
ISBN:  

9781591142805


ISBN 10:   1591142806
Pages:   320
Publication Date:   15 October 2011
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Out of Stock Indefinitely
Availability:   Awaiting stock   Availability explained

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Carefully researched and prepared Intelligence gathering is an arcane and secretive activity, as the author describes, and is usually hidden from and little mentioned by historians. So, in the mix of factors that lead to success in war, it is often inadequately recorded. Mr. Ford has done a brilliant job in correcting that unbalanced record as far as the Pacific war is concerned. -- Work Boat World �Carefully researched and prepared�Intelligence gathering is an arcane and secretive activity, as the author describes, and is usually hidden from and little mentioned by historians. So, in the mix of factors that lead to success in war, it is often inadequately recorded. Mr. Ford has done a brilliant job in correcting that unbalanced record as far as the Pacific war is concerned.� � Work Boat World Carefully researched and prepared...Intelligence gathering is an arcane and secretive activity, as the author describes, and is usually hidden from and little mentioned by historians. So, in the mix of factors that lead to success in war, it is often inadequately recorded. Mr. Ford has done a brilliant job in correcting that unbalanced record as far as the Pacific war is concerned. -- Work Boat World Carefully researched and prepared Intelligence gathering is an arcane and secretive activity, as the author describes, and is usually hidden from and little mentioned by historians. So, in the mix of factors that lead to success in war, it is often inadequately recorded. Mr. Ford has done a brilliant job in correcting that unbalanced record as far as the Pacific war is concerned. Work Boat World


Carefully researched and prepared...Intelligence gathering is an arcane and secretive activity, as the author describes, and is usually hidden from and little mentioned by historians. So, in the mix of factors that lead to success in war, it is often inadequately recorded. Mr. Ford has done a brilliant job in correcting that unbalanced record as far as the Pacific war is concerned. -- Work Boat World


Carefully researched and prepared Intelligence gathering is an arcane and secretive activity, as the author describes, and is usually hidden from and little mentioned by historians. So, in the mix of factors that lead to success in war, it is often inadequately recorded. Mr. Ford has done a brilliant job in correcting that unbalanced record as far as the Pacific war is concerned. -- Work Boat World


This is an excellent book written by a superlative historian. --Seattle Pi Carefully researched and prepared...Intelligence gathering is an arcane and secretive activity, as the author describes, and is usually hidden from and little mentioned by historians. So, in the mix of factors that lead to success in war, it is often inadequately recorded. Mr. Ford has done a brilliant job in correcting that unbalanced record as far as the Pacific war is concerned. -- Work Boat World


Carefully researched and prepared...Intelligence gathering is an arcane and secretive activity, as the author describes, and is usually hidden from and little mentioned by historians. So, in the mix of factors that lead to success in war, it is often inadequately recorded. Mr. Ford has done a brilliant job in correcting that unbalanced record as far as the Pacific war is concerned. -- Work Boat World


Carefully researched and prepared...Intelligence gathering is an arcane and secretive activity, as the author describes, and is usually hidden from and little mentioned by historians. So, in the mix of factors that lead to success in war, it is often inadequately recorded. Mr. Ford has done a brilliant job in correcting that unbalanced record as far as the Pacific war is concerned. <i><b>-- Work Boat World</i></b>


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Douglas Ford holds a M.A. and Ph.D. in International History from the London School of Economics, and currently teaches military history at the University of Salford. He has published Britain's Secret War against Japan, 1937-45 as well as over a dozen scholarly articles on British and U.S. intelligence during the Pacific War

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