Examples of using Nagumo in English and their translations into Romanian
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Got that, Nagumo?
Nagumo probably won't.
Don't blame Nagumo.
Nagumo will be totally exposed.
I have brought Admiral Nagumo.
Nagumo was now in a quandary.
Commander Nagumo is aboard.
Nagumo, return with my fleet intact.
That was then, Nagumo, not now.
Nagumo is a pure"fleet faction" man who pushed hard to expand the fleet.
There was nothing Nagumo could do about it.
Admiral Nagumo will simply destroy it a few days earlier than we had planned.
There is no way that Yamamoto and Nagumo will get along.
Nagumo has to hold course until he recovers his planes coming back from that Midway strike.
I would give my retirement pay to know what Nagumo's doing right now.
At 04:30 on 4 June, Nagumo launched his attack on Midway.
Better discipline andemployment of all the Zeroes aboard might have enabled Nagumo to succeed.
In other words, Nagumo commands the No. 1 Aircraft Carrier Fleet, while commanding the combat planes on the Akagi and the Kaga.
If we launch now,we just might catch Nagumo, like a sitting duck.
Nagumo recorded obtaining seven items of information, including the enemys strength, but did not mention the death of OFlaherty or Gaido.
From Admiral Yamamoto, Commander-in-Chief,Combined Fleet to Admiral Nagumo, Third Fleet climb Mount Niitaka.".
Admiral Nagumo, in accordance with Japanese carrier doctrine at the time, had kept half of his aircraft in reserve.
However, Japanese plans were not changed; Yamamoto,at sea on, assumed that Nagumo had received the same signal from Tokyo, and did not communicate with him by radio, so as not to expose his position.
Nagumo decided to wait for his first strike force to land, then launch the reserve, which would by then be armed and ready.
The damaged carriers"Zuihō" and"Shōkaku", with Nagumo still on board, retreated from the battle area, leaving Rear Admiral Kakuji Kakuta in charge of the"Zuikaku" and"Junyō" aircraft forces.
Nagumo decided to wait for his first strike force to land, then launch the reserve, which would by then be properly armed with torpedoes.
On 10 April 1941, Nagumo was appointed commander-in-chief of the First Air Fleet, the IJN′s main carrier battle group, largely due to his seniority.
Nagumo was again in tactical command but was focused on the invasion of Midway; Yamamotos complex plan had no provision for intervention by Nimitz before the Japanese expected him.