by Dale Jenkins | Jun 4, 2025 | Updates
By May 27, 1942, a week prior to the Battle of Midway, the code breakers at Pearl Harbor were able to advise Pacific Fleet commander Admiral Chester Nimitz that the Japanese Striking Force, which included at least four aircraft carriers, would approach Midway Island...
by Dale Jenkins | Apr 7, 2025 | Featured Updates, Published Articles
Have We learned Our Lessons from Pearl Harbor? As described in greater detail in Diplomats & Admirals, the all-civilian War Cabinet of President Roosevelt in late 1941 consisted of Secretary of State Cordell Hull, Secretary of War Henry Stimson, Secretary of the...
by Dale Jenkins | Mar 5, 2025 | Featured Updates, Published Articles
If Trump had been president in 1940 instead of Franklin D. Roosevelt, would he have told Winston Churchill he had no cards and instead formed an agreement with the power person in Europe, Adolf Hitler? Roosevelt, imbued with America’s foundation of human rights,...
by Dale Jenkins | Feb 11, 2025 | Book Reviews
From Dale’s Bookshelf ⚓📚 Book Review – Craig L. Symonds – The Battle of Midway Oxford University Press, 452 Pages, 2011 Mr. Symonds has written a book covering not just the Midway battle but, by providing detailed accounts of the Pacific War beginning with the...
by Dale Jenkins | Jan 31, 2025 | Featured Updates, Updates
Join author Dale A. Jenkins as he breaks down Admiral Nimitz’s Battle Plan for Midway in this special webinar. What worked? What didn’t? And how did U.S. pilots turn the tide of history? 🎥 Watch now on YouTube: Pacific War Museum Webinar 📚 Get the Book: Diplomats...
