How many Japanese planes attacked Pearl Harbor?

Answer 1

423 airplanes attacked Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941.

Answer 2

The first attack wave, consisting of 49 bombers, 40 torpedo planes, 51 dive bombers, and 43 fighter aircraft; this was followed by a second wave of 54 bombers, 78 dive bombers, and 36 fighters. Bombers 103, Torpedo planes 40, Dive bombers 129, Fighters 79 Total 351

Answer 3

Japan did not use any ground troops during it's attack on Pearl Harbor. The only Japanese to attack were naval aviators and the crews of the 5 midget submarines that participated in the attack.

Answer 4

There were 31 ships, 6 carriers, 2 battleships, 2 heavy cruisers, 1 light cruiser, 9 destroyers, 3 submarines, 8 tankers, and 432 aircraft sent to attack Pearl Harbor. (Walter Lord's "Day of Infamy")

Answer 5

Two aerial attack waves, totaling 361 aircrafts, were launched from six Japanese aircraft carriers.

Answer 6

The Japanese had 353 planes for the raid, 40 on reserve and 39 for combat air patrol. (Walter Lord's "Day of Infamy")

Answer 7

There were no Japanese troops involved. And only aircraft actually attacked Pearl Harbor, their task force of ships were many, many miles away.

Answer 8

Midway was a separate operation and over 6 months away.

Answer 9

a total of all is 108