You can find good documentation on lost ships and planes at the following site:
http://plasma.nationalgeographic.com/pearlharbor/history/pearlharbor_facts.html
There is also an attack map (audio visual presentation) link that opens and describes the attack in detail.
The Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in December (7th) of 1941 damaged dozens of ships and sunk quite a few others. The ships sunk in the attack totaled 18, with 5 battleships included. Perhaps the most famous victim of the attack was the U.S.S. Arizona, which continues to serve as a national monument.
Yes. Even though the attack at Pearl Harbor decimated the U.S. fleet, several ships (Such as the Enterprise) were not at Pearl Harbor during the attack. These aircraft carriers spearheaded the war on the Pacific Front, which ended after two atomic bombs were dropped on Japanese islands. So yes, America ended the war Japan started.
No, those shot down died in the crash or didn't surrender This is not correct. There was one POW taken at Pearl Harbor: Kazuo Sakamaki, a midget submarine officer.
The United States Navy Commanders and Roosevelt felt they would attack elsewhere such at the Philippines, Midway or the west coast. Therefore Pearl Harbor had their guard down. The Commanding officer of the Pearl Harbor base and fleet lost his command due to his failure to have the sailors ready for action at all times. Roosevelt was in the middle of negotiations with a Japanese official at the time of the attack. Radio messages and warnings went unheeded so Pearl Harbor was descimated due to failures on the part of communications officers.
In the attack on Pearl Harbor by Japanese forces on December 7th 1941 destroyed 188 planes.No data can be found as to how many planes have been destroyed in the entire history of aviation in that given location, though I doubt it's much more.
Your my hero. Also he was the giant lizard that takes down all the boats and kills Ben Affleck.
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not sure about other one but USS Arizona had a bomb down its chimney so I severely doubt the possibility of it staying above water!
Yes. Even though the attack at Pearl Harbor decimated the U.S. fleet, several ships (Such as the Enterprise) were not at Pearl Harbor during the attack. These aircraft carriers spearheaded the war on the Pacific Front, which ended after two atomic bombs were dropped on Japanese islands. So yes, America ended the war Japan started.
To catch them with their pants down while most were still in bed, all ships were still in harbor like sitting ducks.
Pearl Harbor was part of America. It was the Japanese who actually attacked Pearl Harbor. What they did was they sent a large number of aircraft into the Harbor. The objective was to destroy as much of the U.S. Navy positioned there as possible. To do this, they did many things. They bombed the ships and shot them with the armaments on their planes. (What I mean is they bombed them and shot them with missiles and guns.) Also, they crashed into the ships. When a plane either ran out of ammo or was about to go down, the pilot would attempt to crash into a ship. Most of the planes had explosives in them that they did not use, so when they needed to do this they could add a bigger bang to the explosion.
No, those shot down died in the crash or didn't surrender This is not correct. There was one POW taken at Pearl Harbor: Kazuo Sakamaki, a midget submarine officer.
The Japanese surprise attack on Pearl Harbor in Hawaii is what finally brought the US into World War II. There was massive devastation as this large naval installation was caught entirely unaware. Large portions of the US navy was destroyed in that one fell swoop by the Japanese kamikaze pilots. The US had to scramble to rebuild ships for the remainder of the war. There is a memorial to one of the ships that went down in relatively shallow water in the harbor, the USS Arizona. Many visitors of all nationalities visit it every day.
The United States Navy Commanders and Roosevelt felt they would attack elsewhere such at the Philippines, Midway or the west coast. Therefore Pearl Harbor had their guard down. The Commanding officer of the Pearl Harbor base and fleet lost his command due to his failure to have the sailors ready for action at all times. Roosevelt was in the middle of negotiations with a Japanese official at the time of the attack. Radio messages and warnings went unheeded so Pearl Harbor was descimated due to failures on the part of communications officers.
The Japanese commander and planner of the attack on Pearl Harbor was Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto. He remained as an American nemesis throughout most of the Pacific War. He was killed in 1943 when a plane he was in was shot down.
In the attack on Pearl Harbor by Japanese forces on December 7th 1941 destroyed 188 planes.No data can be found as to how many planes have been destroyed in the entire history of aviation in that given location, though I doubt it's much more.
A man named Mitchell Andrew Forbes, he died in the attack on Pearl Harbor on u.s. Arizona. He will go down in history.
Your my hero. Also he was the giant lizard that takes down all the boats and kills Ben Affleck.