Title: Kaigun
Product review: An excellent book for the serious student of World War II. It provides an insight into the institutional thinking of the Imperial Japanese Navy that is lacking from most books covering the Pacific War. The book is well written, providing an effective bend of facts into a narrative that smoothly flows from one issue to another as they were encountered by the Imperial Navy. The authors carry their discussion up to the entry of Japan into World War II and conclude with comments on how the strategy, tactics and technology of the Imperial Navy were implemented during the war.
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