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How many ships were in pearl habor?
73
How many ships did the US loose in the pearl harbor?
There were 8 battleships that sunk at Pearl Habor
How many subs were lost in Pearl HABOR?
34
How much land was destroyed at Pearl Harbor?
Land was not destroyed at Pearl Harbor. The bombs destroyed buildings and shore facilities. They sank many ships and destroyed aircraft on the ground. They were unable to destroy the facilities used to repair the ships, which proved a major factor moving forward in the war.
According to Roosevelt in his "Fireside Chat #19," what were the effects of Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor?
Many American naval ships were destroyed and sunk. -APEX
How was Pearl Harbor destroyed?
Pearl Harbor is in Hawaii and was bombed by the Japanese on December 7th 1941. The above is true, and the Japanese thought they had caught all the U.S. ships in the harbor, but most were out to sea. Unfortunately several ships were bombed and sunk with heavy casualties.
How many people were killed on ship at Pearl Harbor?
Well, none, actually. The Missouri (BB63) was only commisioned in the US Navy in June, 1944. The question probably means the USS Arizona, which was destroyed in Pearl Habor 12/7/41 with the loss of 1177 men.
How many Japanese ships where lost at pearl harbor?
3 ships
How many U.S. planes were destroyed at Pearl Harbor?
328 American planes were destroyed at Pearl Harbor but only 29 Japanese aircraft were destroyed
What were the important ships that survived the attack on pearl harbor?
The Japanese failed to destroy any of the aircraft carriers. While many of the smaller ships were destroyed, only one battleship was eliminated. The USS Arizona remains at the bottom of the harbor.
How many of Magellan's ships were destroyed?
4 shipshow?
Why did the Japanese attack the USS Arizona when there were many other ships in Pearl Harbor?
Several ships were in Pearl Harbor on the morning of 7 December, 1941. All of them were attacked and they all experienced significant damage. The Japanese military had destroyed the U.S. military presence in the Pacific. That had been their intent. Japan wanted to be undeterred as they marched across the islands of the Pacific. The USS Arizona was just one of the many ships that was destroyed that day. The Arizona became a symbol of the destruction that took place that day and the lives that were taken.
