Pearl Harbor

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Nakajima B5N1 "Kate" torpedo bomber, Aichi D3A "Val" dive bomber, and Mitsubishi A6M Zero fighter.

Once you're in Pueltown go right (->) from the ranger base, then keep going right (->) past the the stairs, then keep going right (->) and you'll reach the harbour.

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Yes, from a peace footing to a war footing.

John Brown's Raid John Brown attacked the Federal Armory at Harper's Ferry, VA, in hopes to gathering weapons to initiate a slave revolt. His raid was quickly stopped by Marine soldiers who were lead by a Colonel Robert E. Lee and an aide J.E.B. Stuart.

Soldiers were not involved. The attack was carried out by the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN). Therefore "naval aviators" from 6 IJN aircraft carriers actually carried out the attack. These pilots flew bombers, dive bombers, torpedo bombers and fighters. There were approximately 350 planes involved in two waves. The planes were crewed by 1 to 3 airmen. Also, 5 midget submarines were released by a "mothersub" outside of Pearl Harbor. They were to sneak inside the harbor attack the ships of the 7th Fleet at the same time as the air attack. Each sub was crewed by 2 men.

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Battle Of Midway

Not so much the isolationists as Republicans. These were not necessarily the same people. Congress began a Congressional Investigation into the attack in 1945, just as the war was ending, and Roosevelt was dead. The Republican members sought to construe evidence and testimony to tend to support their theory that Roosevelt had wanted the Japanese to attack Pearl Harbor to get the US into the war. This was a ridiculous theory then and now, but the Republicans were anxious to regain some power in Washington and hated Roosevelt (and still do). So they foisted this mass of lies on the people for partisan political reasons, hoping to get themselves and more Republicans elected (think Sarah Palin and her "Death Panels" - same basic plan).

To end the War World II well the eastern front part (U.S vs. Japan)

Clark Field was attacked by the Japanese and occupied on December 20th, 1941. I found more detail for you on Wikipedia under the subject of Clark Field. This was on wikipedia. I hope this is enough detail for you.

The three reconnaissance B-17s were taxiing out for the initial photographic mission to Formosa when about 200 Japanese aircraft struck. Unfortunately, all the P-40 fighters had been recalled for refuelling and were on the ground. . At the end of the day's action it was apparent that the Japanese had won a major victory. The effective striking power of Far East AF had been destroyed, the fighter strength had been seriously reduced, most B-17 maintenance facilities were demolished, and about 80 men were killed. The sole surviving B-17 had not taken off on the morning alert, and had been taken up in the air while the rest were being prepared for the Formosa raid. The Fortresses at Del Monte 500 miles to the south were out of range of the Zeros from Formosa and were left untouched.

At Clark Field, three or four of the damaged B-17s were put back into service. They were joined by the B-17s from Del Monte. By December 9, reconnaissance missions were being undertaken by the 19th Bombardment Group in search of the Japanese fleet. Also, the 17th Pursuit Squadron (Interceptor), 24th Pursuit Group (Interceptor), based at Nichols Field were transferred to Clark with P-40's.

On December 10, a Japanese convoy was spotted, and five B-17s were dispatched. This was the first American bombardment mission of World War II. No fighter opposition was encountered, and some hits were recorded on the transports.

The settlers were mostly young folks who had fulfilled the terms of their indentured servitude in the Virginia colony and set off through the wilderness to the wild shores of the Albemarle Sound in the mid-17th century. This was before the charter for the Carolina colony had been granted to the Lords Proprietors, meaning that the settlement was out of reach of any authority in its first years. It tended to attract "rogues" ( at least as they were described by the wealthy planters and traders in Virginia) who preferred to live outside the reach of authority,

It was too badly damaged. It was hit by at least five aerial torpedoes (possibly nine), which caused it to flood on the port (left) side that caused it to capsize to port in Pearl Harbor. When it capsized, the upper superstructure came to rest on the muddy harbor bottom. Because it was one of the most heavily damaged battleships, it was salvaged after the others. It was not until late in 1943 that it was righted & refloated.

Yes. The US implemented a oil embargo crippling the economy. To the Japanese military, a secret attack to destroy the American Pacific Fleet at Pearl was the only chance they would have and might cause the US to remove the sanctions.

pearl harbor

Sunday December 7, 1941; the day the Japanese attacked the USA at Pearl Harbor Hawaii.

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There is no evidence that Yamamoto actually said this. The quote comes from the movie "Tora, Tora, Tora."

In Japanese, it means "tiger." In Hebrew (generally spelled Torah), it means the Five Books of Moses.

During the Battle of Tsushima in May 1905; Admiral Togo had 4 battleships on his battle line. Admiral Rozhestvensky had 8 battleships in his line. The Russians had a large fleet.

What is a large fleet? Answer: When you're outnumbered; it's a relative answer.

The Doolittle Raid .

True.

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