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Chapter 1,674 Nimitz¡¯s Worries

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    Because these submarines' vision is actually very limited.  They have no radar, nor equipped with no sound system. If they want to understand the situation outside, they can only pass the small subtitrals.

    ¡°Boom!!¡±

    A loud noise came, and the torpedo hit the Japanese submarine accurately.

    In the captain's room of the minesweeper, there was a cheer.

    But destroying the submarine did not make the captain's expression, and had the slightest joy.

    He put down the walkie -talkie, and then immediately said, "Immediately, to the Navy, tell them that we destroyed a small submarine at 15 kilometers from Pearl Harbor.

    This submarine is likely to be the Japanese submarine, hoping that they can pay attention.  "

    "yes!!"

    This telegram was soon submitted to the United States Navy's chief of Nimitz.

    He repeatedly looked at the telegram twice, and his brows began to lock.

    In fact, before this telegram, their reconnaissance planes in the Pacific and related intelligences intercepted by the intelligence department had found that the Japanese army was going to attack Pearl Harbor.

    It's just that these telegrams are not completely deciphering, but in these telegrams, a place name will be repeatedly mentioned.

    What exactly does this place name means that they don't know.  After some speculation, I felt that it might be a naval base in the Philippines, or one of the naval bases such as Midway Islands, the Alexia Islands, and even Pearl Harbor.

    As for the reconnaissance aircraft in the Pacific, a small Japanese fleet was found, which once appeared in the west of the Hawaiian Islands more than 1,000 nautical miles.

    Then the fleet disappeared into their scope of investigation, and their intelligence department tried to intercept the telegram of the Japanese navy communication in that sea.  But nothing was found.

    Because the Japanese Navy chose to enter the silent state of radio after departure.

    When Americans want to discover their existence, they can only use fleet search or reconnaissance aircraft reconnaissance.

    However, this requires a large number of naval power. Generally speaking, only after the two sides clearly start the battle can we mobilize the navy and the air force for such a large scale.

    With just those fragmented information, there is no way to pass the resolution.

    The Japanese submarine, which was sunk in the morning, at this time, to some extent, the conspiracy of the Japanese army slowly revealed her head.

    Navy chief Nimitz frowned. He looked at the sea map hanging on the wall, and then not far from Pearl Harbor, marked the place where the submarine was sunk.

    "From here, using a high -power subtitrals can accurately see the naval ships in the Pearl Harbor." Nimitz said, a pair of eagle -like eyes flashed with the same light.

    "Why does the Japanese submarine appear in this position? Do you want to destroy our warships in Pearl Harbor through this small submarine?"

    A naval staff next to me said half -joking.

    Nimitz obviously did not have a joke. He pointed at the Pearl Harbor said: "No, it may be guiding, marking the position and coordinate point of those warships."

    "The Japanese are going to attack our Pearl Harbor? What do they use? Do their submarines? Or those poor tanks with small tonnage?" The staff next to him asked.

    Nimitz shook his head and said, "They have the aircraft carrier fleet and have strong maritime power. Our reconnaissance aircraft, a few thousand a few times ago, found a trace of a Japanese fleet in the west of Hawaii.

    Not only that, our intelligence department also intercepted some information about Japanese communications, which repeatedly mentioned a place.

    I think there is inextricable connection between these things.  It's just that there are too few information. Our speculation is just speculation, which cannot indeed prove the accuracy of these speculation.  "

    "What should we do? Do we let all the navy warships drive out?"

    "We need to ask Mr. President. After all, we need to mobilize the navy on a large scale. I also need to be authorized by Mr. President." Nimitz said, and immediately started calling the White House's presidential office.

    At this time, it was noon in Washington. U.S. President Roosevelt had just ate lunch and was using a white napkin to wipe a bit of milkshakes stained with the corners of his mouth.

    "Mr. President, the call of the Naval Ministry, is General NimitzCome.  "His close secretary Taylor made a low voice beside him.

    Roosevelt nodded and then connected Nimitz's phone.

    On the phone, Nimitz reported his worry to President Roosevelt, hoping that he could decide as soon as possible.

    However, Nimitz did not ask the warship to leave the military port, but just hoped that President Roosevelt could approve himself and use the power of more departments to investigate the intention of the Japanese army.

    He realized that the danger was coming, but he did not know that at this time the Japanese army had pulled out a sharp warrior and raised high on the head of the US Navy.

    After half an hour, this samurai knife -edged blade will fall on their neck and cut off the head of the Pacific Fleet.

    After listening to General Nimitz's report, Roosevelt approved his proposal.

    Subsequently, he called the US Minister of Defense, allowing them to cooperate with the Ministry of Navy and search for the movement of the Japanese Navy forces.

    At the same time, the telegram of the Japanese region is intercepted and analyzed on a large scale.

    After the U.S. Defense Minister, after connecting the call from Roosevelt, he suddenly thought of more than half a month ago. The Minister of the Intelligence Department submitted to himself, which is said to be a telegram from northern China.

    The content of the telegram looked a little sensational, even ridiculous.

    The Japanese Navy attacks their Pearl Harbor.

    But now President Roosevelt suddenly called such a call to let them cooperate with the Navy's actions.  This made him mutter.

    "Could it "

    He didn't dare to think about it anymore, but just looked at the trash bin not far away.  (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com
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