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Project Hula

Project Hula was a secret program during World War II in which the United States transferred naval vessels to the Soviet Union in anticipation of the Soviets eventually joining the war against Japan, specifically in preparation for planned Soviet invasions of southern Sakhalin and the Kuril Islands. Based at Cold Bay in the Territory of Alaska, the…

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Location
Cold Bay, Territory of Alaska
Date
20 March 1945 (1945-03-20) – 30 September 1945 (1945-09-30)
Operational scope
Transfer of US Navy vessels to the Soviet Union in anticipation of the Invasion of Japan
Outcome
Japan surrendered before completion of the operation

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Origins of Project Hula

Choosing a location

Planning

Project Hula begins

Training and transfers

Soviet Union declares war

Project Hula concludes

Training and transfer results

Aftermath

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Project Hula

Nodes303
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Triples272
Avg. degree1.99
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Project Hula

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related to Bibliography · 73
Project Hula → Alaska, Alaska Press, Allen, American National Strategy, American Naval Fighting Ships, Army Command, August, August Storm, Bilateral Okinawa Problem, Bomb, Code-Name Downfall, Combat Studies Institute, David, Dictionary, Downfall, Dropped, East Asian, Eldridge, Fairbanks, Fern
related to Planning · 41
Project Hula → Admiral, Allied, An, April, At, Cold Bay, Cold Bay's Fort Randall, Deputy Chairman, Deputy Commander-in-Chief, Edwards, Europe, February, Fletcher, He, June, King, Kuznetsov, Lend-Lease, Liberty, March
related to Aftermath · 37
Project Hula → AM, By, Cold War, Department, EK-3, February, Forrestal, However, In, LCI, Lend-Lease, March, Naval Intelligence, Navy, Navy James, Navy's, Negotiations, November, October, Office
related to Soviet Union declares war · 31
Project Hula → Allies, Although, As Stalin, August, BB-63, Cold Bay, Despite, Germany, International Date Line, Japan, Japanese, Karafuto, Korea, Kuril Islands, Manchukuo, Manchuria, Maxwell, Navy Detachment, Northeast Asia, On
related to Project Hula begins · 26
Project Hula → Antisubmarine Warfare Department, Army, Arriving, Before, Coast Guard Lieutenant Commander, Cold Bay, Commander William, Detachment, Fort Randall, He, Hutson, John, March, Maxwell, Naval Detachment No, Navy, Navy Bureau, November, On, Russian-language
related to Project Hula concludes · 23
Project Hula → American, Annapolis, At Cold Bay, Bangor, Carl Schurz, Cold Bay, Independent Detachment, Kuril Islands, Maxwell, On, PF-15, PF-16, Popov, Seattle, September, Soviet, Soviet Navy's, Soviet Union, The, United States
related to Training and transfer results · 19
Project Hula → AM, April, BO, Cold Bay, DS, During, EK, In Soviet, LCI, Navy Detachment, None, PF, SC, September, Soviet, Soviet Navy, World War II, YMS, YR
related to Training and transfers · 18
Project Hula → Although, American, April, Cold Bay, Dutch Harbor, Fort Randall Army Airfield, Independent Detachment, Material, Maxwell's, Personnel, Russian-language, Ships, Soviet, Soviet Purchasing Commission, Soviets, The, The Bureau, YMS
Date · 1
Project Hula → 20 March 1945 (1945-03-20) – 30 September 1945 (1945-09-30)
Location · 1
Project Hula → Cold Bay, Territory of Alaska

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Project HulaDate20 March 1945 (1945-03-20) – 30 September 1945 (1945-09-30)1.00infobox
Project HulaLocationCold Bay, Territory of Alaska1.00infobox
Project HulaOperational scopeTransfer of US Navy vessels to the Soviet Union in anticipation of the Invasion of Japan1.00infobox
Project HulaOutcomeJapan surrendered before completion of the operation1.00infobox
Project Hularelated to AftermathUnder0.60section
Project Hularelated to AftermathLend-Lease0.60section
Project Hularelated to AftermathWorld War II0.60section
Project Hularelated to AftermathFebruary0.60section
Project Hularelated to AftermathUnited States0.60section
Project Hularelated to AftermathSoviet Union0.60section
Project Hularelated to AftermathHowever0.60section
Project Hularelated to AftermathWestern Allies0.60section

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