Japanese attack USS Panay
Spokesman Magazine, March, 2005 by Dennis F. Casey
Regardless of one's view at the time, Japanese-American diplomatic relations would be strained to the limit for the next four years. The attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, confirmed what some people felt that the Panay incident had been a prelude of events to come.
By Dr. Dennis F. Casey
Air Intelligence Agency History Office
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