"If we had only known even a bit of what John Craddock tells us
now, our own history could have been so very different."
--Sherry Sontag, coauthor of "Blind Man's Bluff" In "First Shot,"
John Craddock investigates a little-known but clear eleventh-hour
warning that, had it been heeded, might have enabled the Navy's
Pearl Harbor command to blunt the Japanese assault and save ships
and lives. Craddock reveals that the attack plan of Japan's Admiral
Yamamoto included five midget submarines, each carrying two men and
two torpedoes. "First Shot" vividly recreates the action on the
deck of the U.S.S. "Ward" on the morning of December 7 as the
outmoded relic of an earlier war engaged a tiny, state-of-the-art
undersea fighting machine.
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