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Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto, the architect of the attack on Pearl Harbor, famously expressed concerns about invading the United States. He believed that while Japan could achieve initial success, a prolonged conflict would be disastrous due to America's industrial capacity and resolve. Yamamoto is often quoted as saying that he feared awakening a "sleeping giant," indicating his belief that provoking the U.S. would lead to overwhelming retaliation. His strategic insights highlighted the risks of underestimating American strength and unity in the face of aggression.
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Who was Yamamoto Isoroku?
Isoroku Yamamoto was a Japanese Marshal Admiral and the commander-in-chief of the Combined Fleet during World War II, a graduate of the Imperial Japanese Naval Academy. General of the Army Douglas MacArthur was an American general and field marshal of the Philippine Army who was Chief of Staff of the United States Army during the 1930s and played a prominent role in the Pacific theater during World War II.
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1913
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What was the problem behind the Japanese attackin the us?
The awakening of a sleeping giant. (Either Yamamoto or Nagumo, not sure which Admiral said that one)
Who was the admiral of the japanese navy?
Help me find the ancwer Tell us at what period, then we can help
What happened to admiral yamamoto?
Yamamoto died when his plane was shot down over Bougainville, in the Solomon Islands, in April 1943. The US had developed the ability to decrypt much Japanese coded radio traffic, and knew from this that Yamamoto would be on an inspection trip in the Solomons. The US wanted to take out Yamamoto, but did not want to tip the Japanese that the US was reading their radio messages. The only fighter planes the US had with the range to reach the area where Yamamoto was going to be were P-38 Lightenings, the strangest looking fighter planes of the war, with twin engines and twin tails. So occasional P-38 patrols were begun in the area where the Admiral was expected. On the day Yamamoto was due a large patrol was sent out. Yamamoto and his staff were traveling on two "Betty" bombers, and both were shot down. US Army Air Force Captain Thomas Lamphier, of Detroit, was credited with destroying Yamamoto's plane. The wreckage of the crashed Betty bomber in which Yamamoto died still rests in the jungle on Bougainville.
Who was the Japanese admiral who decided that the US fleet in Hawaii had to be destroyed?
Isoriku Yamamoto.
Was the US invading Afghanistan before September 11th?
No.
Did Hitler ever have plans of invading the US?
yes
What battle did yamamoto lure US naval fleet in hope to destroy what remained?
Midway.
How did isoroku yamamoto die?
his plane was shot down by US forces in the south pacific.
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He believed that Red China was not a threat nor powerful enough. Kind of like what Ron Paul said I believe about the US invading Iraq.
Where was General Yamamoto educated?
He was a graduate of the US Naval War College and Harvard University. ;P
Did US talk about invading Russia in World War 2?
No
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