Indictment of the Pearl Harbor Five and Related Stories

My personal collection of books recognized or accepted as accurately contributing to the story of the Pearl Harbor attack amounts to 30. Outside of parts found in fewer than a half a dozen of these, the roles of the five men whom I claim should have been indicted for their contribution to the Japanese success are absent. What is critically missing in those books are extended references to the 25,000 pages found in the 39 volumes listed under Pearl Harbor Attack Hearings. Even when found in the few libraries scattered around the country, there is nothing easily available to those seeking information and testimony given before the eight official Attack Hearings held following Pearl Harbor--that is, until the entire 39 volumes were finally made accessible to historians on the computer three years ago, the result of which contributed incalculably to this book.