Ij-40: IJA’s Military Censorship
The Imperial Japanese Army’s (IJA) control of information and the suppression of dissenting views during World War II.
Ij-39: IJN’s Naval Decoding
The Imperial Japanese Navy’s (IJN) efforts to decipher enemy codes, particularly during the Pacific War, to gain intelligence on their plans and operations.
Ij-38: IJA’s Military Propaganda
The Imperial Japanese Army’s (IJA) use of propaganda to boost morale, demonize enemies, and justify its war aims.
Ij-37: IJN’s Naval Anti-Submarine Warfare
The Imperial Japanese Navy’s (IJN) efforts to combat enemy submarines, including the use of depth charges, sonar, and aircraft.
Ij-36: IJA’s Military Deployment
The Imperial Japanese Army’s (IJA) strategic deployment of forces, including the movement of troops and equipment to different theaters of war.
Ij-35: IJN’s Naval Aviation
The Imperial Japanese Navy’s (IJN) development and use of carrier-based aircraft, including fighters, bombers, and torpedo planes, to project air power.
Ij-34: IJA’s Military Recruitment
The Imperial Japanese Army’s (IJA) methods of recruiting soldiers, including conscription, volunteerism, and propaganda.
Ij-33: IJN’s Naval Artillery
The Imperial Japanese Navy’s (IJN) use of powerful naval artillery, particularly on battleships and cruisers, to engage enemy ships and shore installations.
Ij-32: IJA’s Military Morale
The Imperial Japanese Army’s (IJA) military morale, influenced by factors such as patriotism, propaganda, and battlefield experiences.
Ij-31: IJN’s Naval Espionage
The Imperial Japanese Navy’s (IJN) efforts to gather intelligence on enemy navies through espionage, including the use of spies and code-breakers.