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6:10 AM
Mitsuo Fuchida was the leader of the air attack and was flying the plane very low to the sea. The people on the flight were having a hard time staying on because they were shaking from the currents splashing on the flight deck. -
6:45 AM
They have a ship called the Ward that was unable to find the submarine that they wanted to shoot down. Once they had found it, they shot and the first one missed but they hit it with their second shot. -
7:02 AM
The Army's radio had not been working for the longest time. For some reason, it started working and they were seeing 50 aircrafts surrounding Oahu. -
7:20 AM
The Army's lieutenant had looked at the radar and said that is was one of the biggest sighting. The planes had been at least 0 miles away. He had told the people not to worry about it because he thought that they just got a sighting of one of their planes. -
7:40 AM
The Japanese planes and army were seeing if their was sight of Pearl Harbor. There were 49 high-altitude bombers, 51 dive-bombers, 40 torpedo planes, 43 fighters. -
7:55 AM
They had started the attack. Dive-bombers strike the Army Air Forces’ Wheeler Field, north of Pearl Harbor, and Hickam Field, near Ford Island’s Battleship Row. The Japanese were planning on destroying the American planes on ground. -
8:10 AM
The Japenese are in the air and are planning on releasing bombs out of the air. They had released a huge fire ball of gunpowder and killed 1,777 men. -
8:39 AM
The submarine that had gotten shot earlier was trying to set off torpedos but it doesnt work because it doesnt have enough power. The Japanese were firing missels ito the water. -
1:00 PM
The Senate had decleared war on Japan after all of this had gone wrong. People were against the declaration on the war. -
10:30 AM
There were ships burned, planes being blown up, and people dying. The medics had been called and were coming to help the injured. The total amount of people that had died was 2,390.
