Attacco a Pearl Harbor

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January 30, 2023

December 1941 § December 7, 1941 (Sunday)

military strike

Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service

United States

Pearl Harbor

Territory of Hawaii

neutral country

World War II

Japanese military leadership

Asiatic-Pacific Theater

World War II

Battleship Row

USS West Virginia

Territory of Hawaii

entry of the United States into World War II

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United States

Japanese Empire

Husband E. Kimmel

Walter Short

Isoroku Yamamoto

Chūichi Nagumo

Mitsuo Fuchida

US Pacific Fleet

1st Air Fleet

United States Pacific Fleet

Southeast Asia

United Kingdom

Netherlands

Philippines

Wake Island

British Empire

Hawaiian Time

level and dive bombers

torpedo bombers

aircraft carriers

battleships

USS Arizona

intelligence section

midget submarines

Kazuo Sakamaki

announced declarations of war

declared war on Japan

declared war

Tripartite Pact

Italy each declared war on the US

declaration of war against Germany

Hague Convention of 1907

Franklin D. Roosevelt

a date which will live in infamy

Tokyo Trials

Events leading to the attack on Pearl Harbor

Philippines

sphere of influence

Racial Equality Proposal

Japan's invasion of Manchuria in 1931

Second Sino-Japanese War

Southern Operation

Ford Island

Allison incident

Nanking Massacre

Japan invaded French Indochina

machine tools

aviation gasoline

Franklin D. Roosevelt

Philippines

United Kingdom's Southeast Asian colonies

invasion of the Philippines

War Plan Orange

Douglas MacArthur

Thomas C. Hart

Asiatic Fleet

Fall of France

Dutch East Indies

Tripartite Pact

Pearl Harbor

United States Pacific Fleet

Southeast Asia

United Kingdom

Netherlands

Philippines

Wake Island

British Empire

preemptive strike

Isoroku Yamamoto

Combined Fleet

Imperial Japanese Navy General Staff

Ryūnosuke Kusaka

Minoru Genda

1940 British air attack on the Italian fleet

Emperor Hirohito

Imperial Conferences

Gallup poll

Vinson-Walsh Act

shore leave

Imperial Japanese Navy

Admiral Mahan

decisive battle

Mitsubishi A6M Zero

Order of battle of the Attack on Pearl Harbor

Striking Force

Hittokapu Bay

Kuril Islands

combat air patrol

aerial torpedoes

aircraft carriers

dive bombers

Takeo Yoshikawa

Kidō Butai

midget submarine

Kure Naval District

Hawaiian Time

minesweeper

Ford Island

seaplane tender

Kazuo Sakamaki

Hawaii National Guard

prisoner of war

Hawaii Undersea Research Laboratory

light cruiser

Japanese war crimes

already deciphered

A declaration of war was printed on the front page of Japan's newspapers in the evening edition of December 8

International Christian University

Mitsuo Fuchida

United States Army

United States Army Air Forces

Nakajima B5N

armor-piercing bombs

Type 91 torpedoes

Ford Island

Wheeler Field

general-purpose bombs

Mitsubishi A6M "Zero"

SCR-270 radar

Opana Point

Joseph Lockard

Joseph P. McDonald

Fort Shafter

Kermit A. Tyler

Japanese Standard Time

Hickam Field

Wheeler Field

Bellows Field

P-40 Warhawks

SBD Dauntless

USS California

USS Maryland

USS Oklahoma

USS Tennessee

USS West Virginia

USS Arizona

USS Pennsylvania

Ford Island NAS

Hickam field

General Quarters

alert status

Joseph Taussig Jr.

Mervyn Bennion

West Virginia

Lieutenant-Commander

Shigekazu Shimazaki

United States Air Force

civilian casualties

Honolulu Fire Department

fire department members on American soil

Harry Tuck Lee Pang

Purple Hearts

West Virginia

target ship

Philip M. Rasmussen

Kenneth M. Taylor

George S. Welch

Harry W. Brown

Kazuo Sakamaki

without an invasion

Battle of Midway

Chester W. Nimitz

Ships of Pearl Harbor attack

Isaac C. Kidd

Battleship Division One

West Virginia

Pennsylvania

Husband E. Kimmel

United States Pacific Fleet

yard floating dock

Homer N. Wallin

USS California

Homer N. Wallin

Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard

Pacific Bridge Company

war memorial

Stephen Early

John Charles Daly

Robert Trout

Battle of Port Arthur

Russo-Japanese War

Pennsylvania

Consequences of the attack on Pearl Harbor

Day of Infamy speech

Day of Infamy speech

Joint Session of Congress

formal declaration of war on the Empire of Japan

Winston Churchill

the UK declared war on Japan

attacked the Philippines

Prince of Wales and Repulse were sunk

Allen Saalburg

United States Office of War Information

American propaganda

Niihau incident

Japanese-American internment

Sand Island

Kilauea Military Camp

island of Hawaii

British Columbia

Japanese-Canadian

Government of Canada

War Measures Act

Medals of Honor

Navy Crosses

Silver Stars

Navy and Marine Corps Medals

Distinguished Flying Cross

Distinguished Service Crosses

Distinguished Service Medal

Bronze Star Medals

military award

Pearl Harbor Commemorative Medal

Niihau incident

Hara Tadaichi

Plan Orange

Battle of Surigao Strait

Alfred Thayer Mahan

Doolittle Raid

cryptanalytic unit

Pearl Harbor advance-knowledge conspiracy theory

Arizona Memorial

Mason Patrick

Billy Mitchell

James Richardson

Robert Stinnett

Day of Deceit

Robert Alfred Theobald

conspiracy theory

Attack on Pearl Harbor in popular culture

Air warfare of World War II

Bombing of Dublin in World War II

Bombings of Switzerland in World War II

Japanese Attack on Howland Island

List of attacks on U.S. territory

List of Medal of Honor recipients for the Attack on Pearl Harbor

List of United States Navy ships present at Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941

National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day

Operation K

Pacific Theater aircraft carrier operations during World War II

Pearl Harbor National Memorial

Pearl Harbor Survivors Association

USCGC Taney (WHEC-37)

USCGC Reliance (WSC-150)

USCGC Tiger (WSC-152)

naval attaché

Mitsuo Fuchida

torpedo bomber

Arthur MacArthur

University of Hawaii

killed in action

Kenneth M. Taylor

George S. Welch

anti-aircraft

Dorie Miller

anti-aircraft gun

Edward Ellsberg

Gordon Prange

Charles A. Beard

William Henry Chamberlin

John T. Flynn

Robert Alfred Theobald

Husband E. Kimmel

Naval History and Heritage Command

Naval History and Heritage Command

Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History

The Japan Times

United Service Organizations

Bix, Herbert P.

Hirohito and the Making of Modern Japan

Blair, Clay Jr.

Churchill, Winston

United States Army Center of Military History

Ellsberg, Edward

Fukudome, Shigeru

Gilbert, Martin

Alvin D. Coox

Keegan, John

Liddell Hart, B. H.

American Caesar

McCaffrey, Stephen C.

AuthorHouse

Morison, Samuel Eliot

History of United States Naval Operations in World War II

University of Illinois Press

Prange, Gordon William

Penguin Books

AuthorHouse

Shirer, William L.

Toland, John

Harvard University Asia Center

McFarland, Incorporated

United States Army in World War II

US Army Center of Military History

United States Army in World War II

US Army Center of Military History

Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships

Navy Department

Naval History and Heritage Command

Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships

Navy Department

Naval History and Heritage Command

The Northern Mariner

Rhode Island

United States Naval War College

United States Department of the Navy

Dorr, Robert F.

Fukudome, Shigeru

Proceedings

United States Naval Institute

Proceedings

United States Naval Institute

The National Interest

Proceedings

United States Naval Institute

Beach, Edward L. Jr.

Clausen Inquiry

Henry L. Stimson

Fish, Hamilton, III

Layton, Edwin T.

Douglas MacArthur

Naval Institute Press

McCollum memo

Naval History and Heritage Command

Naval History

United States Naval Institute

Global Oriental

Stinnett, Robert

Theobald, Robert A.

William F. Halsey, Jr.

Toll, Ian W.

Wedemeyer, Albert C.

The New York Times

Wayback Machine

United States Army Center of Military History

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