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WW II

WW II. U.S. ENTRANCE 1941 –45 PEARL HARBOR TO A BOMB. 33 JAPANESE SHIPS INCLUDING 6 AIRCRAFT CARRIERS SAILD 200 MILES UNDETEDTED. LAUNCHED 353 AIRCRAFT 6AM – 715AM. 8 AM THEY CONVEREGED ON BATLE SHIP ROW AT PEARL HARBOR 1PM ALL BUT 29 RETURNED BY 1945 32 OF THE 33 SHIPS WOULD BE SUNK.

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WW II

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  1. WW II U.S. ENTRANCE 1941 –45 PEARL HARBOR TO A BOMB

  2. 33 JAPANESE SHIPS INCLUDING 6 AIRCRAFT CARRIERS SAILD 200 MILES UNDETEDTED. LAUNCHED 353 AIRCRAFT 6AM – 715AM 8 AM THEY CONVEREGED ON BATLE SHIP ROW AT PEARL HARBOR 1PM ALL BUT 29 RETURNED BY 1945 32 OF THE 33 SHIPS WOULD BE SUNK PEARL HARBOR OAHU DEC 7TH 1941-

  3. 7AM USS WARD SINKS JAPANESE MINI SUB 7AM RADAR PICKS UP JAPANESE AIRCRAFT IGNORED 7:55 AIR RAID PEARL HARBOR 12 B-17’S ATTEMPT TO LAND 8:25 2000 AMERICANS KILLED ON BATTLESHIP ROW ARIZONA SUNK IN 9 MINUTES 1100 MEN STILL ON BOARD PEARL HARBOR DEC 7TH

  4. ATTACK WAS NOT EXPECTED SUNDAY MORNING- ALL SHIPS LINED UP TIED TO TENDERS ALL AIRCRAFT LINED UP ON RUNWAYS USS NEVADA ONLY SHIP TO GET UNDERWAY DELIBERATLY GROUNDED SO AS NOT TO BLOCK ENTRANCE TO HARBOR PEARL HARBOR DEC 7TH

  5. JAPANESE GAINED TOTAL AND COMPLETE SURPRISE LOST ALL SUBS AND ONLY 29 PLANES DESTROYED PACIFIC FLEET JAPANESE MISSED OIL FIELDS DRY DOCKS AND THE 3 AIRCRAFT CARRIERS LEXINGTON – YORKTOWN- SARATOGA TACTICAL VICTORY STRATEGIC DEFEAT

  6. DESTROYER USS WARD DD139

  7. MIDGET Japanese Sub bellows point

  8. JAPANESE AIRCRAFT CARRIER PRIOR TO ATTACK

  9. DECK OF SHOKAKU DEC 7 1941

  10. VAL BOMBERS PREPARE TO ATTACK PEARL

  11. “ZERO” LEAVING AKAGI FOR PEARL

  12. KATE TORPEDO BOMBER LEAVING SHOKAKU

  13. Ford Island – Oahu HI

  14. BATTLESHIP ROW JAPANESE VIEW

  15. BATTLESHIP ROW AFTER BB39 EXPLODES

  16. BATTLESHIP ROW DURING ATTACK – JAPANESE PHOTO

  17. BB 39 USS ARIZONA

  18. BB 39 – OVER HALF OF THE DAYS CASUALTIES

  19. BB 39 AFIRE AND SINKING

  20. BB 39 DEC. 10 1041

  21. BB 39 PORT BOW LOOKING AFT

  22. FOREMAST-CONNING-TURRET #2

  23. FEB 1942 TURRET #3 #4 SALVAGE LAND USE

  24. MARCH 1943 SALVAGE

  25. USS VIRGINIAUSS TENNESSEE

  26. USS VIRGINIA USS TENNESSEE

  27. USS CALIFORNIA

  28. USS CALIFORNIA

  29. KEEL USS OKLAHOMA

  30. STERN SUNKEN USS OKLAHOMA

  31. USS NEVADAAT HOSPITAL POINT

  32. USS NEVADA

  33. BATTLESHIP ROW AFTER THE ATACK

  34. DESTROYER USS SHAW

  35. USS CASSIN – DOWNES-PENNSYLVANIA

  36. DAMAGED AIRCRAFT

  37. B-17C HICKAM FIELD

  38. HANGAR AND AIRCRAFT HICKAM FIELD

  39. PLANES AND HANGARS AT WHEELER FIELD

  40. VIEW FROM THE HILLS NORTH OF PEARL

  41. USS ARIZONA BB 39 TODAY

  42. Fall of the Phillipines • DEC 1941-MAY 1942 • OUTGUNNED OUTNUMBERED NO WAY TO REINFORCE – PACIFIC FLEET WAS DESTROYED ON DEC 7TH

  43. Battan Death March • 76000 AMERICAN AND PHILLIPINOS SURRENDERED • 6 DAY 60 MILE FORCED POW MARCH – RESULTED IN 5000 MURDERS

  44. CORREGIDOR FALLS • LAST BASTION TO SURRENDER ISLAND GUARDING ENTRANCE TO MANILA BAY • CALLED THE ROCK • MAC ARTHUR’S LAST STRONHOLD

  45. Doolittle Raid • APRIL 18TH 1942 • 16 B25 BOMBERS LEFT USS HORNET TO BOMB TOKYO • MORAL BOOST • ONE WAY MISSION 71 OF THE 80 MEN SURVIVED

  46. JAPANESE EMPIRE AT IT’S HEIGHT 1942

  47. Battles for the Pacific 1941-45

  48. ISLAND HOPPING • 1942 United States begins to take back Pacific • Islands used as airfields and supply stations • Japanese would fight to the death on them • Rabaul • Last Japanese to surrender would be in the 1960’s

  49. CORAL SEA – USS LEXINGTON • MAY 4-10 1942 • FIRST NAVAL BATTLE WHERE SHIPS NEVER SAW EACH OTHER • TURNING POINT • JAPANESE ADVANCE IS STOPPED

  50. USS LEXINGTON ON FIRE CORAL SEA

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