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Name Index 931 U.S. bond sale, 211–12 Victory Program, 222 Roosevelt, James, 165, 330 Aff ectionately, FDR: A Son’s Story of a Lonely Man, 550n4 Roosevelt, Th eodore, 113 Roosevelt and Churchill, 1939–1941: Th e Partnership Th at Saved the West (Lash), 33n9, 55n6, 56n9, 57n12, 135n9, 165n10 Roosevelt and Churchill: Th eir Secret Wartime Correspondence (Loewenheim, Langley, and Jones, eds.), 18n26, 29n1, 30–31nn3–4, 55n5, 56n10, 63n28 Roosevelt and Hopkins: An Intimate History (Sherwood), 92n30–31, 322n44, 338n85 Roosevelt I Knew, Th e (Perkins), 334–35nn75–76, 335nn77–78 Roosevelt: Th e Soldier of Freedom (Burns), 550n1 Rugg, Charles B., 416–17, 438, 495, 613 Russell, Henry D., 441, 468, 475–76, 483 Sadtler, Otis K., 474 Clarke Investigation, 572, 597– 600, 604–06 Clausen Investigation, 577, 579–80 Hewitt Inquiry, 588 JCC Pearl Harbor investigation, Gerow’s testimony, 657 Saff ord, Laurence F., 41, 343 Army Pearl Harbor Board, 475–80 fi ndings, 488 attempts to conceal wartime secrets, 367, 411 Clarke Investigation, 572, 596– 97, 599–600 communication security and, 89–90 destruction of Japanese codes, 215–17 U.S. classifi ed documents, 229–32, 261–62 Hart Investigation, 431–36 Hewitt Inquiry, 585–89 interview with author, 131n1, 132n3 JCC Pearl Harbor investigation, 671–76, 731, 738–60 Bratton’s testimony, 789 Kramer’s testimony, 764–65, 771–73, 804 Navy Court of Inquiry, 494–95, 508–16 Kramer’s testimony, 525–26 Navy intelligence off ce, 130, 193 post-attack promotion, 412 pre-attack intelligence, 418–19 removal of top bureau chiefs, 107 search for missing intercepts, 436–37 Winds Code message, 223–24, 227–32, 246, 858 Salm, Commander, 265 Sanematsu, Yuzuru, 229 Sayers, R.S. Financial Policy, 1939–1945, 39n24 Sayre, Francis B., 158, 165 Glad Adventure, 166n11 Schuirmann, R.E. JCC Pearl Harbor investigation Kramer’s testimony, 763 Stark’s testimony, 666, 814 Navy Court of Inquiry, 498–99, 507–08 warnings to Japan, 114 Schulz, Lester Robert, 256, 273–77, 789–95, 816, 820

932 Pearl Harbor: The Seeds and Fruits of Infamy Shalett, Sidney Aff ectionately, FDR: A Son’s Story of a Lonely Man, 550n4 Sherwood, Robert E., 92, 864 Roosevelt and Hopkins: An Intimate History, 322n44, 338n85 Th e White House Papers of Harry L. Hopkins, 322n44, 329n62, 331n69, 336n80, 337–38nn84– 85 Shigemitsu, Mamoru, 77 Short, Walter C. (General), 342 accusations against, viii, xi, 369, 373, 862–66 anticipated attack from Japan, 174–75, 313 appointment as commanding general of the Hawiian department, 81–82 Army Pearl Harbor Board, 441– 51, 458–61, 482 fi ndings, 488–89, 555–59, 564–66 cartoon by C.D. Batchelor, 653 Clarke Investigation, 569 Clausen Investigation, 573–74, 577, 581–82 JCC Pearl Harbor investigation, 707–30 Gerow’s testimony, 631–34, 656–57 Kimmel’s testimony, 677, 682, 706 Kramer’s testimony, 776 Marshall’s testimony, 640, 641, 644–46, 653 Minority Report, 833, 838–39, 841 Saff ord’s testimony, 756 Stark’s testimony, 668–69 Wilkinson’s testimony, 626–27, 629 Knox’s investigation of damage to Pearl Harbor, 353–55 Navy Court of Inquiry, 496, 499–502 One P.M. Message, 372 preparations for court-martial, 409–11, 415, 417, 420 problems with military intelligence, 110, 194, 213, 858, 863. See also military intelligence, absence of for Pearl Harbor commanders retirement of, 401–04, 406 Roberts Commission fi ndings, 396–401 fl eet preparedness, 382–89 military intelligence, 392–93 responsibility for defense, 376–77 sabotage alert, 394–95 warnings from Washington, 375–76 sabotage alert, 167–69, 312 Stimson’s offi cial report, 607–10 Signal Corps: Th e Test (Th ompson), 319n33 Smith, Leonard B., 64 Smith, Ralph C., 602–04, 604, 788 Smith, (Walter) Bedell, 342 Clarke Investigation, 600 Clausen Investigation, 576–78, 580 Japanese reply to U.S. ultimatum, 276–77 JCC Pearl Harbor investigation, Bratton’s testimony, 783, 788 Smith, William.W., 424, 426, 591 Smuts, Jan Christian, 69n43 Sonnett, John F. Hewitt Inquiry, 583 JCC Pearl Harbor investigation Kramer’s testimony, 763, 768, 776

Name Index 931<br />

U.S. bond sale, 211–12<br />

Victory Program, 222<br />

Roosevelt, James, 165, 330<br />

Aff ectionately, FDR: A Son’s Story<br />

<strong>of</strong> a Lonely Man, 550n4<br />

Roosevelt, Th eodore, 113<br />

Roosevelt <strong>and</strong> Churchill, 1939–1941:<br />

Th e Partnership Th at Saved the West<br />

(Lash), 33n9, 55n6, 56n9, 57n12,<br />

135n9, 165n10<br />

Roosevelt <strong>and</strong> Churchill: Th eir<br />

Secret Wartime Correspondence<br />

(Loewenheim, Langley, <strong>and</strong> Jones,<br />

eds.), 18n26, 29n1, 30–31nn3–4,<br />

55n5, 56n10, 63n28<br />

Roosevelt <strong>and</strong> Hopkins: An Intimate<br />

History (Sherwood), 92n30–31,<br />

322n44, 338n85<br />

Roosevelt I Knew, Th e (Perkins),<br />

334–35nn75–76, 335nn77–78<br />

Roosevelt: Th e Soldier <strong>of</strong> Freedom<br />

(Burns), 550n1<br />

Rugg, Charles B., 416–17, 438, 495,<br />

613<br />

Russell, Henry D., 441, 468, 475–76,<br />

483<br />

Sadtler, Otis K., 474<br />

Clarke Investigation, 572, 597–<br />

600, 604–06<br />

Clausen Investigation, 577,<br />

579–80<br />

Hewitt Inquiry, 588<br />

JCC <strong>Pearl</strong> <strong>Harbor</strong> investigation,<br />

Gerow’s testimony, 657<br />

Saff ord, Laurence F., 41, 343<br />

Army <strong>Pearl</strong> <strong>Harbor</strong> Board,<br />

475–80<br />

fi ndings, 488<br />

attempts to conceal wartime<br />

secrets, 367, 411<br />

Clarke Investigation, 572, 596–<br />

97, 599–600<br />

communication security <strong>and</strong>,<br />

89–90<br />

destruction <strong>of</strong><br />

Japanese codes, 215–17<br />

U.S. classifi ed documents,<br />

229–32, 261–62<br />

Hart Investigation, 431–36<br />

Hewitt Inquiry, 585–89<br />

interview with author, 131n1,<br />

132n3<br />

JCC <strong>Pearl</strong> <strong>Harbor</strong> investigation,<br />

671–76, 731, 738–60<br />

Bratton’s testimony, 789<br />

Kramer’s testimony, 764–65,<br />

771–73, 804<br />

Navy Court <strong>of</strong> Inquiry, 494–95,<br />

508–16<br />

Kramer’s testimony, 525–26<br />

Navy intelligence <strong>of</strong>f ce, 130, 193<br />

post-attack promotion, 412<br />

pre-attack intelligence, 418–19<br />

removal <strong>of</strong> top bureau chiefs, 107<br />

search for missing intercepts,<br />

436–37<br />

Winds Code message, 223–24,<br />

227–32, 246, 858<br />

Salm, Comm<strong>and</strong>er, 265<br />

Sanematsu, Yuzuru, 229<br />

Sayers, R.S.<br />

Financial Policy, 1939–1945,<br />

39n24<br />

Sayre, Francis B., 158, 165<br />

Glad Adventure, 166n11<br />

Schuirmann, R.E.<br />

JCC <strong>Pearl</strong> <strong>Harbor</strong> investigation<br />

Kramer’s testimony, 763<br />

Stark’s testimony, 666, 814<br />

Navy Court <strong>of</strong> Inquiry, 498–99,<br />

507–08<br />

warnings to Japan, 114<br />

Schulz, Lester Robert, 256, 273–77,<br />

789–95, 816, 820

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