The Japanese attacked battleship row, specifically, probably because of a fundamental misconception of what was important. At the start of World War 2, many, if not most, military
people thought that the battleship was the heart of a country's navy. Therefore, destroying battleships was seen as a very important task during the attack on Pearl Harbor. At the start of world war 2, almost nobody had any real idea of the strategic and tactical value of the aircraft carrier. The course of the war in the Pacific soon illustrated, very clearly, what the value of the carrier was and is.
The airfields. The third strike was to take out the submarine pens, oil depots, and repair facilities; but the third strike was cancelled.
The US Battleship Fleet was at PH and not the US coast line. The fleet was originally based in Los Angeles CA.
Pearl harbor of Hawaii
USS Missouri.
Battleship Row.
bomb Japan or invade it
Battleship Row
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Indeed, leaflets were scattered over japan warnig about the bomb.
It didn't. Japan existed long before the atomic bomb
Pearl Harbor didn't bomb Japan.
atomic bomb