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'Alliance with Axis approved'
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When the pact was signed September 27, 1940,
Japan moved closer to war.
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I'm beaten, right?
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Where do I sign the surrender?
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I moved.
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Want to play again?
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- I will not beg for mercy.
- Let's play again.
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I'd better give up.
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You won a lot of games in a row, Fuji.
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I'm surprised. The Admiral is
making very basic mistakes.
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That's because he can't concentrate.
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Haven't you noticed?
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Now that you mention it ...
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... in today's meeting
he didn't speak once.
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Sooner or later, we will end up in
a war with the United States.
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The Admiral is against war. It's to be expected
that he is preoccupied with these dilemnas.
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KAGOSHIMA BAY
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- Nogami, you must fly lower.
- Under six hundred feet?
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- We must impress them.
- How low?
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- So low you can touch the buoy.
- The buoy?
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Yes, now!
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1200 feet ...1000
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600 feet. Continue diving ...
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Look out! Pull up!
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- Pilot!
- Sir!
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- How much flying time do you have?
- 400 hours!
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Do not try anything like that again
until you have 1000 hours!
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Didn't you realize you were about to crash?
Did you have any idea? Answer me!
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No.
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You nearly killed the squadron commander!
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- The squadron commander?
- Go and apologize to him. Now!
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Yes, sir!
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Lieutenant Kimura.
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What is it?
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I froze during a dive and put
myself and you in danger, sir.
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I have come to apologize. Sorry.
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Don't worry. As long as we all work together, we can
do anything. Don't apologize for being agressive.
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- Yes
- You're Kimura!
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Sawada!
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I didn't expect to find you here! Things going well?
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- I see that you two already know each other.
- Yes, sir. We're classmates.
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Really? Sit down.
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- You've got guts, kid.
- What has Kimura done this time?
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He nearly collided with me while flying.
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Sorry.
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I'm sure you will become a fine pilot.
Let's toast to your success.
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I do not quite understand, sir, What is
the purpose for all this special training?
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I have no idea.
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We're flying at an altitude of 50 feet
approaching ships ...
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... which are motionless.
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They're planning to attack a port. The only one
I can think of with these features is ...
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... Pearl Harbor.
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What? Pearl Harbor??
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- That's crazy!
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NAVY GENERAL HEADQUARTERS
DEPARTMENT OF STRATEGY
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Impossible! We can not afford to sacrifice
all our carriers on such a risky mission.
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Six carriers are
essential for the attack.
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Admiral Yamamoto insists.
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It's certainly a very risky attack. It could
be a catastrophe for the Japanese Navy.
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It just seems like sheer madness.
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Why is Admiral Yamamoto in
such a hurry to start this war?
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- Excuse me but that's not true.
- How?
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Let me explain on behalf of the Admiral.
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Our goal is to avoid war with the United States at all costs.
But there are several circumstances ...
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.... which seem to make it inevitable.
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I doubt that the government can
stop this, it's too late.
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If we enter this war, there is only one way
that Japan can emerge victorious:
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Destroy the American Pacific Fleet at Pearl Harbor.
Unless we attack Pearl Harbor we will not be able to ...
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... win this war. The Admiral said that if the Army did not
accept his plan, the Imperial Navy ...
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... can not take any responsibility
for the outcome of the war.
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Really?
Yamamoto said that?
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He did!
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I give you my word of honor that I have come to
convince you for the sake of us all.
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Well ... all right.
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- But sir!
- Stop! Yamamoto is a man of his word.
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We can trust him.
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Yes.
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Also ...
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What now?
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The Admiral asks to assume command
of the attack. If you give permission, ...
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... he will command the fleet from the Nagato.
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I can not deny him that.
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He told me to
say one last thing, sir.
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You ask him to start a war ...
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... but his greatest desire is to not have
to participate in any war.
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16 JUNE 1941.
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'RUSSIA JOINS THE WAR IN EUROPE'
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I recognize that the situation now has
become complicated in the worst imaginable way.
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It is unfortunate that we face such a
fate, but I no longer feel any guilt.
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I am in a situation where I must
act against my principles.
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It's really odd.
This must be fate.
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Pearl Harbor is only
forty feet deep.
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What are our chances if we
attack with torpedoes?
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BATTLESHIP NAGATO
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Genda, you have the floor.
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We've been practicing with
new torpedos and tactics ...
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... which should ensure success.
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Let's talk about the itinerary.
There are three possible routes to Pearl Harbor.
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We decided to take the northern route which
ensures minimal risk of contact with the enemy.
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Any bad weather will hamper resupply though.
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