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Plans of this surprise attack were being formulated.
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Joseph C. Grew tries to tell Washington about the atttack, but no one believes him.
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A message from Japan to a Japanese general in Hawai'i is deciphered, but this information is not shared with the admiral and general, that are commanding the Hawaiian Department.
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The general and admiral get a warning that an attack could be possible.
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A message saying that Sunday is some kind of deadline for the Japanese is delivered to Washington 4 hours before the attack. They do not forward it to the commanders in Pearl Harbour, until after the attack has started.
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At 7:55, the attack started.
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The Japanes bombed Pearl Harbour.
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The second attack started at 8:40 a.m. and ended at 9:45 a.m. We didn't know that was the last wave, however.
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The USA and Britain declared war on Japan.
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A memorial for all 2,335 lives lost was dedicated.