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Who develope the plan to attack pearl harbor?
I think was the jap admiral he was killed later.
How long did the Japanese plan the attack on Pearl Harbor 1941?
the pearl harbor attacks occurred all throughout 1941, but even before that, it started after japan invaded Manchuria.
What was Japan's plan for Pearl Harbor?
Eliminate it.
Did Hirohito plan to bomb pearl harbor?
yes
What role did commander Chuichi Nagumo have in the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941?
Chuichi Nagumo was the Japanese commander of the Pearl Harbor strike force. He played a significant role in the attack. Nagumo, however, refused to launch additional air attacks on dockyard and fuel tanks on Oahu or to seek out two US aircraft carriers at sea. He was never comfortable with the plan to attack the Pearl Harbor and limited his risks.
Who made the plan to attack pearl harbor?
The Japanese Admirals were Nagumo & Yamamoto. It was influenced by the British attack on the Italian fleet at Taranto in November of 1940. Tora Tora Tora: Great film.
Why did the US stop providing oil to Japan which lead to the attack on pearl harbor?
because it is the plan of the illuminati to cause war to reduce the population whenever possible
The American plan for attacking Pacific Islands?
pearl harbor
Why did japan choose the method of the pearl harbor attack?
The plan was to destroy the American fleet in port, but the primary goal in the fleet were the aircraft carriers. The aircraft carriers were not in port then.
Why did the planes attack Pearl Harbor?
The established plan called for three waves. The third was not committed. In the plan of attack, it was scheduled to take on the support facilities. By attacking in waves, the Japanese kept the approach lanes to their targets free and clear of the clutter of combat.
Who devised the plan for the bombing of Pearl Harbor?
The Japanese Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto .
Who ordered the attack on Pearl Harbor?
AnswerI believe Japan's greatest naval strategist, Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto, helped plan the attack on Pearl Harbor, but also argued that the U.S. fleet in Hawaii was "a dagger pointed at our throat" and must be destroyed.
