Nearly half of the dead from the Pearl Harbor attack on December 7, 1941 were aboard the battleship USS Arizona. Shortly after the start of the attack, a Japanese bomb penetrated the forward deck plating and exploded inside the magazine, the place where explosives are stored. The Arizona was immediately destroyed and sank. It's still there, on the bottom of Pearl Harbor.
Drowning in water. (The ships sunk and they couldn't get out)
2403 were killed
1178 were wounded
when the Japenese crashed their planes into all of the boats
29 Japanese airplanes were downed, and 5 mini-subs were lost.
All who didn't die, did survive. Think about that for a minute. Now, the world population in 1941 was around 2.5 billion people. There were 2,402 killed in the attack. So, an estimated 2,999,997,598 people survived the attack on Pearl Harbor. This can't be any more accurate than that; world population can only be estimated.
in 1956
no. not everything is true in a movie
when the Japenese crashed their planes into all of the boats
29 Japanese airplanes were downed, and 5 mini-subs were lost.
All who didn't die, did survive. Think about that for a minute. Now, the world population in 1941 was around 2.5 billion people. There were 2,402 killed in the attack. So, an estimated 2,999,997,598 people survived the attack on Pearl Harbor. This can't be any more accurate than that; world population can only be estimated.
pearl harbor 1944
in 1956
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no. not everything is true in a movie
10,858,473 avg Over nine-thousand!!!!!!!!!!
7 civilian casualties
Yes, medical people (military & some civilian) are a part of all military forces. Civilian staff are used in base hospitals. Medical staff often face the same dangers as other military or civilian people in any attack, especially an aerial attackas at Pearl Harbor.
None that are recorded (unless they were guests at the time).
he jumps in front of a bullet and get shot in the gut