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Q: Which naval base in Hawaii was attacked during World War 2?
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What was the year of Pearl Harbor?

Japan attacked the US naval base of Pearl Harbor on 7th December 1941 - 'a day that will live in infamy', according to President Roosevelt. The attack brought America into the Second World War (Germany and Italy declared war on America a few days later).


What were Roosevelt's quotes about World War 2?

"Yesterday, December 7, 1941 - a date which will live in infamy - the United States of America was suddenly and deliberately attacked by naval and air forces of the Empire of Japan ." - FDR


What did Alfred T Mahan urge government officials to do and why?

To expan naval power to become a world power.


Did John Paul Jones have a job?

John Paul Jones was a sailor for the Navy and was instrumental in naval battles during the American Revolution. The military was his career.


Who were the presidents who fought in World War 2?

United States Presidents who served in World War II:Dwight Eisenhower (Army: Commander in Chief, Allied Expeditionary Forces in Europe)John Kennedy (Navy: Torpedo Boat Commander)Lyndon Johnson (Naval Reserve: Chairman of Senate Naval Affairs Committee) - No CombatRichard Nixon (Navy: Control Officer, South Pacific Air Transport Command) - No CombatGerald Ford (Navy: Officer aboard Aircraft Carrier USS Monterey)Jimmy Carter (Navy: Cadet at the United States Naval Academy, graduated after the war was over) - No CombatRonald Reagan (Army Airforce: Public Relations Officer) - No CombatGeorge H.W Bush (Naval Reserve: Naval Aviator on Aircraft Carrier USS San Jacinto)