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Attack of Pearl Habor
The japanese bomb Pearl Habor. -
6:45 am The seond stirkes the submarine at the waterline.
LT. Outerbridege orders his men to fire. The first shot misses but the second shot hits the submarine at the waterline. The submarine looks to be sinking. -
6:54 AM: The submaries sighting but actully had shot at something.
The Ward have had shot on a submarines that is droppend depth charges upon the submarine. -
7:20 am: The radio-network operations center at Fort Shafter the singht of the planes.
By now the planes are about 70 miles away from Pearl Habor. The lieutenant belives that the radear had picked up a flight of U.S. B-17 Flying Fortress bombers heading from califorina to hawaii. For security reasons, He cannot tell this to the radar operators. All he says is,"Well, don't worry about it.' -
7:33 am The U.S. code breakers, thorugh stymied by Japanese naval codes.
The Japanese crake the code of the U.S. -
7:40 am: Mitsuo Fuchida, The air-attrack commander, sees no aircraft carrier when he is looking down on Pearl harbor.
He orders his telegraph operator to attrack. To ra is read by some Japanese pilots as tora- tiger. And according to a Japanese saying, "A tiger goes out 1,000 ri." -
7:55 am: Comdr. Logan C. Ramsey looks and he see, "something black fall out of that plane" and realizer it's a bomb.
Ramsey runs to a radio room and orders the telegraph to send out an undcodeed message to every ship and base: Air raid on Pearl Harbor x this is not a drill -
8:10 am: The Arizona ship was bomb.
Arizona setting off more than a million pounds of gunpower, creating a huge fireball. -
8:17 am:
The destroyer Helm speeds to open sea. The United states's first World War II prisoner of war. -
1:00 pm:
In the 44 months of ars that will follow, the U.S. Navy will sink every one of japanese aircraft carrier. -
7:40 am Planes of the first wave take off from Japanese carrier
Then as they are near Oahu, then attrack commander hears Honolulu eather report on the radio.
