The first Kamikaze attacks were employed at the Battle for Leyte Gulf. It should be noted that this was the first time that planned suicide attacks had been made against US shipping. Individual pilots prior to this time may have employed this tactic.
There were 353 planes total used during the attack on Pearl Harbor. However, NONE OF THEM were kamikaze missions. Kamikaze missions did not begin until late in the war 1943-44 or later. However, there are some anecdotal accounts of planes crashing into ships during the Pearl Harbor attack, but these were not kamikaze pilots. Rather, some Japanese pilots decided that, if their planes were badly damaged and their lives were therefore to be lost anyway, then they would fly into an enemy target instead of diving into the sea. They did not have the intention of being kamikazes. Rather, they agreed to strike an enemy target instead of crashing into the ocean. For example, First Lieutenant Fusata Iida told his comrades that he planned to fly into a "worthy enemy target" if his plane was irreparably damaged and the alternative was to crash into the sea. Either way, he would be dead. This is very different from "kamikaze." Kamikaze missions sent pilots (well trained ones at that) into the air with the sole purpose of crashing into an enemy target. Kamikaze wasn't a last ditch effort on the part of a pilot who was going down anyway. Kamikaze pilots intended to commit suicide before taking off.
no, it took place in Hawaii.
June 6,1944
The Carthaginians defending their city against Roman attack.
Athens, Greece.
It was launched by Confederate artillery in Charleston - the first shots of the Civil War.
no, it took place in Hawaii.
There were 353 planes total used during the attack on Pearl Harbor. However, NONE OF THEM were kamikaze missions. Kamikaze missions did not begin until late in the war 1943-44 or later. However, there are some anecdotal accounts of planes crashing into ships during the Pearl Harbor attack, but these were not kamikaze pilots. Rather, some Japanese pilots decided that, if their planes were badly damaged and their lives were therefore to be lost anyway, then they would fly into an enemy target instead of diving into the sea. They did not have the intention of being kamikazes. Rather, they agreed to strike an enemy target instead of crashing into the ocean. For example, First Lieutenant Fusata Iida told his comrades that he planned to fly into a "worthy enemy target" if his plane was irreparably damaged and the alternative was to crash into the sea. Either way, he would be dead. This is very different from "kamikaze." Kamikaze missions sent pilots (well trained ones at that) into the air with the sole purpose of crashing into an enemy target. Kamikaze wasn't a last ditch effort on the part of a pilot who was going down anyway. Kamikaze pilots intended to commit suicide before taking off.
June 6,1944
They were expecting an attack, however they didnt know where or when it would take place.
April 12 1861
10 years
Sunday December 7,1941
trenton
Don't take it in the first place..... Don't take it in the first place.....
Pearl Harbor. That attack brought the most powerful nation on the face of the earth into WWII.
North America. (If you want to get more specific, it took place in the state of Hawaii)