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Midway: The Battle that Doomed Japan, the Japanese Navy's Story (Naval Institute Press, 2000) was coauthored with Masatake Okumiya. In a section entitled "Five Fateful Minutes", Fuchida (as translated) writes "Five minutes! Who would have believed that the tide of battle would shift in that brief interval of time? ... We had been caught flatfooted in the most vulnerable condition possible—decks loaded with planes armed and fueled for attack."[18] Later scholarship (Parshall et al.) dispute Fuchida's deion. (Edited by Clarke H. Kawakami and Roger Pineau; ISBN 9781557504289)

이 책 내의 섹션이름 중 하나가 '운명의 5분'

책이 읽히기는 오지게 읽혔나봄 저 문구가 미드웨이 해전 그자체를 뜻할정도로 쓰이는거보면 말이야

거기다 이양반은 아카기 항모비행단 소속이었던 현장경험 오졌던 양반