AUL LibGuides: Military Leaders: Yamamoto, Isoroku

Yamamoto, Isoroku

Isoroku Yamamoto (1884-1943) was a Japanese admiral of the Imperial Japanese Navy during World War II. Yamamoto held several other essential posts in the Imperial Japanese Navy, including the commander-in-chief of the Combined Fleet.

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Killing Yamamoto by Daniel Haulman
Call Number: 940.5426 H372k
Publication Date: 2015
Yamamoto Isoroku by Mark Stille; Adam Hook (Illustrator)
Call Number: 92 Y191s
Publication Date: 2012
Lightning Strike by Donald A. Davis
Call Number: 940.5426592 D261L
Publication Date: 2005
Three Military Leaders by Edwin P. Hoyt
Call Number: 923.5 H869t
Publication Date: 1993
Lightning Over Bougainville by R. Cargill Hall
Call Number: 940.54 L724
Publication Date: 1991
The Attack on Yamamoto by Carroll V. Glines
Call Number: 940.5426 G561a
Publication Date: 1990
Yamamoto by Edwin P. Hoyt
Call Number: 92 Y191h
Publication Date: 1990
The Yamamoto Mission: Sunday, April 18, 1943 by John T. Wible
Call Number: 940.544973 W632y
Publication Date: 1988
The Reluctant Admiral by Hiroyuki Agawa; John Bester (Translator)
Call Number: 92 Y191a 1982
Publication Date: 1982
Get Yamamoto by Burke Davis
Call Number: 940.542 D261g
Publication Date: 1969
Yamamoto; The Man Who Menanced America by John D. Potter
Call Number: 92 Y191p
Publication Date: 1965

Have You Heard? by Joseph Connor.
World War II 31, no. 5:30-38 January-February 2017.
Magic and Lightning by Rebecca Grant.
Air Force Magazine 89, no. 3:62-67 March 2006.
The Yamamoto Mission by Daniel L. Haulman.
Air Power History 50, no. 2:30-37 June 2003.
A Commander's Dilemma: Admiral Yamamoto and the "Gradual Attrition" Strategy by Yoji Koda.
Naval War College Review 46, no. 4:63-74 Autumn 1993.

Killing a Peacock: A Case Study of the Targeted Killing of Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto by Adonis C. Arvanitakis.
Fort Leavenworth, KS, United States Army Command and General Staff College, May 2015. 54 p.
Operational Leadership of Admiral Yamamoto in World War II by Muhammad Zarrar Haider.
Defence Journal 17, no. 5:32-37 December 2013.
The Evolution of Tactics: A Moral Look at the Decision to Target Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto, Commander in Chief of Japan's Combined Fleet by Brian S. Kittel.
Monmouth, OR, Western Oregon University, 2003. 41 p.
A Comparative Analysis of the Operational Leadership of Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto and Admiral Chester W. Nimitz at the Battle of Midway by Linda K. Shultz.
Newport, RI, Naval War College, May 1997. 22 p.