By Ray DiLorenzo —— Bio and Archives--March 24, 2021
Deception in any war or battle is one of the greatest tools of any military commander.
One of the keys to Japan's success in the Pearl Harbor attack was convincing the American government that they had not changed their strategy of a defensive posture, a very Sun Tzu tactic. When the Japanese did attack Pearl Harbor, the Japanese carriers arrived from the Northwest, while our forces were looking to the Southwest. When the newly operational radar station at Opana Point in Oahu detected a large group of planes arriving from the Northwest, an officer decided it was a squadron of B-17s due to arrive from San Francisco, 2,000 miles to the Northeast. A little geography knowledge would have served him well.The Comment section of online publications is the new front in the ongoing Cancel Culture Battle.
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