What Japanese High Command Said When They Noticed The US Was Mining Their Harbors From The Air

What Japanese High Command Said When They Noticed The US Was Mining Their Harbors From The Air

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In the spring of 1945, Japanese High Command faced a terrifying mystery: their ships were exploding in their own harbors without any visible enemy. No submarines, no torpedoes just sudden destruction.

As intelligence officers scrambled to understand this invisible threat, they discovered the Americans had unleashed a devastating new weapon that would strangle Japan's maritime lifelines and change naval warfare forever.

This is the untold story of Operation Starvation and how advanced aerial mining brought an empire to its knees, told through the eyes of the Japanese commanders who watched helplessly as their nation suffocated.

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