Synopsis This book deals with the most crucial decade of 1940s when the Second Global War had commenced. The theme has deep bearing on the role of INA and Indian Navy. It is evident how Subhas Bose left India with a mission in his mind. After meeting some prominent leaders in Europe, he came to the conclusion that it would be political profitable to choose South East Asia as the centre of his future activities. His idea was to launch the anti-Raj Movement with his disciplined stewardship of the Indian National Army. He sought the active support of those loyal Indians including officers and other ranks who could prove instrumental in imparting military training to the personnel of the INA. The theme thus covers Subhas Bose's role in strengthening the role of INA, INA and freedom struggle, trial of Sehgal, Dhillon and Shah Nawaz, evidence before the court-martial, re-examination of Advocate-General, objection of defence, evidence of Japanese officials, Nehru's views of the INA, role of Armed Forces and national freedom.