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922 Pearl Harbor: The Seeds and Fruits of Infamy
376–77
warnings from Washington,
375–76
Stark’s war warning and, 169–71,
854
Stimson’s offi cial report, 610
surveillance of ships in Pearl
Harbor, 110
transfer of ships from Pacifi c to
Atlantic, 92–93
Winds Code message, 246
King, Ernest J.
analyses of APHB and NCI
reports, 557–60
appointment as Chief of Naval
Operations, 411
Hewitt Inquiry, 594–96
Japanese intercepts, 495, 552, 556
JCC Pearl Harbor investigation,
Stark’s testimony, 663
Stark’s war warning, 170
Kirby, S. Woodburn
Th e War Against Japan: Th e Loss of
Singapore, 26n47–48, 59nn17–
18, 60nn20–21, 236n45
Kirk, Alan G., 107, 624
“Kita Message: No Longer a
Mystery, Th e” (Saff ord), 438n56
Kitts, Willard A., 427
Knox, Frank, 343
anticipated attack from Japan,
166, 172–73, 211, 279–80, 302–
4, 305, 308–09, 433, 855–56,
860–61
appointment
as Secretary of the Navy, 34
of Roberts Commission, 373
Army Pearl Harbor Board, 454
Marshall’s testimony, 482
court-martial of Kimmel, 415–16
death of, 436
declaration of war, 329–31
delay of investigation of attack,
439
Hart Investigation, 422
Hewitt Inquiry, 587, 589
investigation of damage to Pearl
Harbor, 351–61, 369–71
Japanese
presence in Indochina,
206–07
reply to U.S. ultimatum, 276,
288–89
JCC Pearl Harbor investigation,
821
Bratton’s testimony, 810
Ingersoll’s testimony, 733
Kramer’s testimony, 802–04
Marshall’s testimony, 635, 642,
647
Minority Report, 840
Saff ord’s testimony, 751
Short’s testimony, 723
Stark’s testimony, 668–69, 813,
824
Turner’s testimony, 659
Navy Court of Inquiry, 495
Kramer’s testimony, 528–29
newspaper article about U.S.
Navy, 281–82
Offi ce of Management
Production, 209
offi cial notifi cation of the attack,
321–22, 331
One P.M. Message, 292–93
proposal of Modus Vivendi,
142–44
reaction to the attack, 864
Richardson’s opposition to fl eet
placement in Hawaii, 45–46
on Richardson’s removal as
commander-in-chief of the U.S.
Fleet, 81