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Admiral Tom Phillips stood on the bridge of HMS Prince of Wales, the most powerful battleship in the Pacific, and watched the horizon fill with aircraft. Eighty-five Japanese torpedo bombers and high-level attackers, moving in precise formation, bore down on his squadron.
His hands gripped the rail. Not from fear. From disbelief.
Two days earlier, the Japanese had been dismissed in the wardroom as a third-rate naval power. Officers joked about the enemy's poor eyesight and clumsy aircraft. One senior commander in Singapore had reportedly said his men deserved a better enemy than the Japanese.
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