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This is a preview and a new addition to the American Military Poverty Law Project
(above) Brigadier Francis Ingall, the Last Commander of the Bengal Lancers,
Duke of Connaught .The sun didn't set on the British Army' s veterans.
After long service in Britain's army, Brigadier Ingall retired to
the San Francisco area, where he assumed the honorary post of Consul
for Pakistan.
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- HMS HOOD,Great Britain's most famous and biggest ship--a battle
cruiser-- on a visit during the 1920's to San Francisco before she encountered
BISMARK in May 1941. Named after Rear Admiral Lambert Hood, who
died in the naval Battle off Jutland Denmark in world war one.
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(Below) 717 Market Street in San Francisco, California.
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717 Market near 3rd Street
in downtown San Francisco--During WWII this was the address of US Naval
Intelligence, the most important branch of the Navy. At
this address, navy cryptographers and translators assisted Commander Rochford
in breaking the complex Japanese Code Blue, used by the Imperial
Japanese Navy to communicate with their invasion forces in the
Pacific.
- Because the Navy broke the code and kept it secret--like the British, who broke German's enigma code--Admiral Nimitiz
was able to marshall Naval forces to meet, defeat and destroy the
Japanese invasion of Midway Island. Had the Japanese been
successful, they would have been able to invade Hawaii and America's
west coast.
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- Available on CD are excerpts from rare audio interviews done by Peter Paul (Verzola) of Col. Trevor Hodges, the Last British-American survivor of the World War One Gallipoli Turkey campaign, Brigadier Ingall
as well as interviews from American POWS who survived the torture and
medical experimentation inflicted by Major Ishii at the Murken
Manchurian version of Auschwitz.
- Coming soon: more photos and historical sites etc.
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Relevant websites
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