In terms of the Attack on Pearl Harbor, the Japanese Navy (IJN) was able to achieve both tactical, operational, and strategic surprise. Several factors contributed to this. The Japanese strike force operated under strict radio silence, and sailed to its targets in Hawai'i through an area uncovered by American radar and reconnaissance. The Japanese also attacked on a Sunday, at a time when most of the American servicemen were either sleeping or just waking up, not expecting an attack. Lastly, the US also contributed to its own surprise at Pearl Harbor, both by underestimating Japanese capabilities and overestimating their own security. (They downplayed the results of a mock carrier attack on Pearl Harbor in 1938, and did not believe the Japanese were logistically capable of attacking with so great a force.)
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ummm i think its in the other world :)
Fishing has always been around and even in colonial America there was fishing.
they were made of wood. just like all the other houses but it was easy for them to catch fire because the house was made of wood and the chimney was made of wood
During WWII, some Japanese army hand grenades were ARMED by tapping it's arming device on the Japanese steel helmet. If you watch closely at some WWII vintage (actual footage) film you'll notice advancing Japanese troops (probably in Manchuria) striking their steel helmets before throwing their grenades. They do this very quickly, and most viewers don't catch it, as it looks to routine, and the narrator mentions nothing of it. But, that's what they're doing alright...arming their grenades, by striking their helmets with them.
The Japanese hoped to catch the European colonial powers by surprise by attacking Dutch and British colonies located in Southeast Asia. They also planned to attack U.S. outposts in the Pacific.
The Japan's Pacific Campaign hoped to catch the European powers and the United States by surprise.
The Japanese aimed to catch European colonial powers and the United States by executing a rapid and preemptive military strategy, exemplified by the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. They sought to quickly incapacitate the U.S. Pacific Fleet and secure dominance in the Pacific, allowing them to consolidate territorial gains without immediate foreign interference. Additionally, Japan's use of coordinated strikes against multiple targets aimed to overwhelm and confuse their adversaries, exploiting the element of surprise to gain a strategic advantage in the early stages of World War II.
You can't but you can make part of it Japanese if you catch a Pokemon with a Japanese name.
With aids
you may catch super powers but no
sand sharks
No one knows what this means in English but in Japanese, its Dattebyo. in English it's; Belive it!
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go for fishing
use poke balls on it
put them in their pokeball so they do not escape then try finding out their powers.