Japanese Documents Suggesting an Assault on California | WW2 Artillery Veteran Interview 

Ted Covington recalls finding Japanese documents in the Admiralty Islands that suggested the Japanese defenders may have believed they were closer to the United States than where they were truly located. He goes on to discuss how he believed the Japanese were at a disadvantage due to poor communication.
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About the Veteran: Major Edmund 'Ted' Covington, Jr. served with the US Army in the 1st Cavalry Division, 61st Field Artillery Battalion, during World War II. He was stationed in the Pacific Theater fighting the Japanese Army during the war. His service spanned many campaigns including New Guinea, the Admiralty Islands, Leyte, the Philippines, and the Army of Occupation in Japan. He would earn 2 Bronze Stars with Oakleaf Cluster as well as 2 Air Medals during his service.
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