100-Mile Error
In an interview with The New York Times published in November of this year, Iwasaki stated that in that radio recording, there was a longitude and a latitude of the assault, both of which are rather well documented. According to the Navy, these coordinates pointed to a position that was more than 100 miles away from the one that the United States Navy had believed to be the accurate location since 1949, which was unexpected.
100 Mile Error
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