"In case of war with America, if such there be, Japan would extend 8 strict cordon of surveillance over 2.000 miles of the Pacific Ocean. So, America would find it impossible to et through the meshes of this formidable network of naval strength.
"Three or five fighting or bombing planes might be able to cross. to. Japan from America. But it would bbe' beyond the hope of America to curry onl mass alr allacks on Japan. The United States home territory and the mainland of Japan are too far curry, But this pone "would would ren out an aerial attack with substantial effect, it will' have a naval ba Paper concluded—Reut alternative but to bring its alr-craft carriers to a point sumiciently hear to the mainland of Japan. But this ease too, the American navy will find it impossible to get close
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