Hirohito and the Making of Modern Japan (328 page)

19.
Yamada Akira, “Nihon fuashizumu ni okeru dagekiteki gunjiryoku kensetsu no zasetsu: Nihon kaigun k
k
heiryoku no tokuch
oyobi sono h
kai no gunjiteki y
in,”
Jinbun gakuh
, Tokyo Toritsu Daigaku Jinbun Gakubu 199 (Mar. 1988), p. 104, citing
Senshi s
sho: Nant
h
men kaigun sakusen (1)
(1971), pp. 272, 284, 288, 294, 319.

20.
Tanaka Nobumasa,
Dokyumento Sh
wa tenn
, dai sankan: h
kai
(Ryokuf
Shuppan, 1986), pp. 203–4. Citing only Japanese sources, Tanaka estimates U.S. losses in the Battle of Midway at 354 dead, of whom 210 were pilots.

21.
Sugiyama memo, ge
, pp. 130–31. At the liaison conference of June 10, the navy reported only one aircraft carrier sunk, one missing, and one heavily damaged.

22.
Kido K
ichi nikki, ge
, pp. 966–67.