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PEARL HARBOR

Planes on Japanese carrier

Schofield barracks

Kole Kole Pass

Wheeler Field

Layout of Pearl

Torpedo striking West Virginia

Battleship Row – California on the right Nevada on left

Battleship Row from air – Arizona far right

West Virginia

West Virginia

Flak over Pearl

Nevada

Oil buring on water

Arizona exploding

Arizona burning

Shaw

Shaw

West Virginia

California

West Virginia & Tenn

Maryland & Oklahoma

Arizona

Oglala

Dry Dock-Penn plus two destroyers – Downs & Cassin

Ford

PBY burning

Ford

Oklahoma & Maryland

Zero

Utah

Utah

Results: 18 ships sunk or seriously damaged 188 planes destroyed 159 damaged Only 38 planes got up 10 shot down 29 Japanese planes shot

Casualties: US Japan 2345 killed 64 1178 wounded ? 2008 Navy 109 Marines 228 Army 48 Civilians 1178 wounded ?

Reasons for Operational Success Japanese Operational Brilliance Lack of US communications/intelligence *info not always sent from DC *Services did not always share *lack of long range aircraft

3. Mistakes: * 3:42 minesweeper Condor reports periscope spotted by entrance * 6:42 destroyer Ward attacks sub reports * 7:02 unidentified planes spotted by radar-reported-told it was B-17’s from California

Why is attack a strategic disaster? Envoys deliver ultimatum late US Carriers not at Pearl No third wave