Pearl Harbor US Intelligence Failure

This is the morning of Sunday, December 7, 1941 when the Pearl Harbor at the US naval base in Hawaii was attacked by the Japanese. They are not defending throughout the country, and for this reason attacks are considered one of the top 10 failures of US information. Because of the mentality of US officials, they believe that Japanese are weak enemies and Japanese can suddenly attack Pearl Harbor. And US intelligence to encrypt Japanese code is not efficient enough, it is the processing of such information.

Pearl Harbor is not a coincidence; this is just a failure of the US information. The Federal Bureau of Investigation, State Department and Service Information Bureau played a direct role in Pearl Harbor attack. The mission of FBI is to manage the information community. Focusing on Pearl Harbor 's business is to investigate and report the activities assigned to the staff of the Honolulu Consulate and the staff of the Japanese Embassy. They recorded a number of observations and placed bugs even on official and informal phone lines. The FBI's most important source of information on attacks on information agencies by Pearl Harbor in Japan is the Honolulu Office. However, since the FBI has the ability to gather information, it can not yet provide the information necessary for military services related to Japanese spying activities in Hawaii. Ambassador Joseph Gul is the head of the American Embassy in Tokyo.

In the beginning of 1941, Peruvian ambassador to Japan proposed specific requirements for Pearl Harbor 's attack plan. (The source of this information can be traced back to the ambassador's Japanese chef, which is skeptical and adequate, indicating a new state of the attack plan and poor reliability of the source.) Yamamoto is Pearl Harbor It was a wise decision to discount Gow 's Ambassador' s report on Washington in the beginning of 1941, as it was the attack that never made a decision or argued about it. The subsequent report from the Korean labor agency seems unlikely to be thoughtful, but there may be a better basis for the actual IJN strategy. In August 1941, the MI 6 of the British intelligence agency dispatched its agent Dushko Popov (codenamed tricycle) to Washington to remind the German Federal Bureau of Investigation Bureau's request for detailed information on Pearl Harbor, the request from Japan It is said that. . The FBI did not do anything for any reason.