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Japanese fleet sails from Hitokappu Bay (1941)

On the Road to WW2 map as “The fleet sails”

26 Nov 1941 — Six carriers sail from fog-bound Hitokappu Bay into the empty north Pacific, keeping radio silence. On the same day, the Hull note is delivered in Washington.

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Turning point
Chapter
Pearl Harbor and US entry into WW2 (chapter 12 of Road to WW2)
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The Road to War, 1931–1941
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Map showing Japanese fleet sails from Hitokappu Bay (1941), turning point in The Road to War, 1931–1941
TURNING POINT · THE ROAD TO WAR, 1931–1941

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