Military Intelligence

While the soldiers of the 100 battalion
 Continued their fight in the violent European campaign
 The U.S. military's, top secret weapon
 The Military Intelligence Service, MIS
 Were also making remarkable contributions
 To the war in the Pacific
 Shooting down the plane
 Of Japan's best naval admiral, Isoroku Yamamoto
 Was possible only with intelligence acquired by the MIS
 Also, the interrogation of captured Japanese soldiers
 Translations of diaries and monitoring of telegraphs
 Were crucial contributions made by the MIS
 That is said to have shorten the Pacific war by two years