B-17 were not used during the attack at Pearl Harbor. Six B-17's were scheduled to land when the attack started but they were unarmed aircraft because it was a peacetime flight and they were transferring the aircraft to the Island. Radar reported a large wave of aircraft coming in but it was thought that it was the B-17's coming in not an attack of Japanese fighters. Very few American aircraft got off the ground during the attack.
No. He was in the US Army but not at Pearl Harbor during the attack.
Mini-Subs launched from mother ships; dive bombers, torpedo bombers, and fighters.
yes. The USS Arizona exploded and sank during the attack on Pearl Harbor.
No they were unable, without weapons and amor how could they
U.S. officials were certain that an attack was coming but the forces in the Pacific - in and around Pearl Harbor - were depleted as many were brought closer to US shores as they expected a more direct attack than on Pearl Harbor. When the attack came, it was at a time that bombers were being relocated to Pearl from California and the wave of planes seen on the radar was mistaken for those relocating rather than as an enemy force on the attack.
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No. He was in the US Army but not at Pearl Harbor during the attack.
Mini-Subs launched from mother ships; dive bombers, torpedo bombers, and fighters.
yes. The USS Arizona exploded and sank during the attack on Pearl Harbor.
No, the Japanese destroyed almost everything and the better of their bombers got away
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The Japanese needed to carry out a pre-emptive strike on the Western region using bombers. The attack needed to have all the ships docked at Pearl Harbor for the attack to be devastating enough.
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No they were unable, without weapons and amor how could they
Commander Mitsuo Fuchida led Japan's army to attack the United States at Pearl Harbor.
The setting was portrayed as Pearl Harbor, in Hawaii during World War II. The attack on Pearl Harbor was what thrust the U.S. into World War II.
U.S. officials were certain that an attack was coming but the forces in the Pacific - in and around Pearl Harbor - were depleted as many were brought closer to US shores as they expected a more direct attack than on Pearl Harbor. When the attack came, it was at a time that bombers were being relocated to Pearl from California and the wave of planes seen on the radar was mistaken for those relocating rather than as an enemy force on the attack.