Pearl Harbor

The Maddox (DD731) was an Allen Sumner class WWII USN destroyer that engaged North Vietnamese Navy torpedo boats in the Tonkin Gulf on 02 August 1964. A two part "Tonkin Gulf Incident."

Yes. I got a picture and got his signature about 5 hours ago at the pearl harbor. He was still living and very kind. It's 12-9-11 today and I saw him earlier.

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· Halsey, Jr. William (US Fleet Admiral)

· Harry S. Truman

· Henry L. Stinson (US Secretary of War)

· Hirohito

· Hiroshima

· Hitler, Adolph

The main events from Poland to Pearl Harbor, were many. If you reduce them down to the absolute minimum, you would have a list something like this The non aggression pact between Germany and the Soviet Union Invasion of western Europe (Belgium, Holland, Luxembourg, France) Invasion of Nowary The Battle of Britain, followed by the ongoing Battle of the Atlantic Operation Barbarosa Each of these events had a profound impact upon the course of the war. You could argue that the North Africa campaign or the invasion of the Balkans had an impact but not a profound impact. Missed opportunities would include the failure to take out Malta and the failure to complete the drive on Moscow in time to secure it. In addition, the failure of Army Group North to drive on Leningrad and take it after the initial phase of Barbarosa were underway.

I am still researching the details but what I found in Doolittle's autobiography was that most of the men survived, one crew was taken hostage and all of the planes were lost. On the upside - the targets Doolittle's men aimed for were successfully damaged.

the three ships were Nina the pinta and the Santa maria

Officially the US thought the Philippines might be the target.

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No, Japan was behind the United States & Europe in its efforts to industrialize.

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After several petitions from congress, Pres. Millard Fillmore decided to force japan to trade with the united states. Under the command of Matthew C. Perry (commodore) four american warships entered Edo bay( today known as Tokyo Bay). The display of american technology impressed the Japanese; by the way they have never before seen a steamship! So mesmerized Japanese agreed to sign the treaty of Kanagawa. That is basically "how" they forced the Japanese to trade with them.

Assuming you mean president of the United States when the attack on Pearl Harbor occurred...Franklin D. Roosevelt.

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Most people agree with the decsion.

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"Niitaka yama nobore" which means 'Climb mount Niitaka' was the code used to signal the launch of the attack on Pearl Harbour.

The effect of movement of early people is that the world's population grew.

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Sudden Attack happened in 2004.

Oil rig work, firefighting, military work, rescue tasks.

They wanted to take it over. Because of the attack, it caused us to enter the war. Japan refused to give up, no matter what we did, so we had to drop two atomic bombs on Japan. The first one was called Little Boy and the second one was called Fat Man.

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