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[[2 Columned Table]] |In defense of Hawaiian Islands|100| |Comparison of air force required in the Philippines and the Japanese|13| |Different colonial systems in Far East|6| |Japanese and American air forces|278| |War resources|2| |Conclusions|311| |Regarding our military aeronautics|324| |Conditions, air force, in Philippine Islands|155| |In Philippine Islands|145| |Military, in Far East|9| |Political, in Far East|1| |Control by air power|32| |Of Air Service by Budget|321| |Airways|315| |Creation of air power, fundamental principles for|325| |Critical points in defense of Hawaii|86| |Decisive element of Japan's air power|323| |Defense against aircraft|51 112| |Anti-aircraft|332| |Of Hawaiian Islands|53, 266| |Critical points in|66| |Plan of battle in|80| |Philippine Islands|146, 286| |Defenses of Siam|229| |Singapore|196| |Department of Hawaii|67| |Depot, military, establishment of|43| |Description of island of Singapore|194| |Development of air power, rapidity of|316| |Japanese aviation|300| |Diplomacy with Japan, probable failure of|30| |Disarmament Conference, effect of, on Japan|273| |Disintegration of sovereign authority in China|7| |Division of military power of China|19| |Dutch colonial system in Far East|5| |East Indies|14|