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It wasn't really a battle as much as it was a surprise attack it was kind of like a surprise party gone wrong.

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The U.S was also involved in the battle they where surprised by japan and that mostly led to why they lost the battle.

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Who won? Why? How did it effect the war? PT.2

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Who won? Why? How did it effect the war? PT.2

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The U.S lost because of japan sneaking planes over to attack pearl harbor and we were not expecting an attack at all because we said we wanted to be neutral and have no issues in this war.

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It also happened because japan didn't want us to help other countries in the war in anyway and they knew if we joined the war we would be a very big threat for them to deal with.

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Who won? Why? How did it effect the war?

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Who won? Why? How did it effect the war?

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Japan won this one sadly, because they got the edge on us although it wasn't what they planned (which was us being completely out) they still got the advantage. But it didn't change the obvious, we still won the war.

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Japan saw the U.S. as a threat even though we were trying to be neutral, and so they surprise attacked us at Pearl Harbor. The first wave had 183 dive bombers, torpedo bombers, horizontal bombers, and fighters.

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The Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service and our Naval Base in Hawaii.  Mitsuo Fuchida led the Air Service at this time, he was the captain. He was responsible for the entire coordinated attack.

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The attacking of pearl harbor happened December 7th 1941, believe it or not at pearl harbor in Honolulu Hawaii. It was a surprise attack so the battle wasn't really fought, it was accepted and we were set to retaliate.