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An aerial view of Oahu before the attacks.

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On December 7th, 1941, at 6:10 AM, a wave of nearly 200 Japanese planes take off from their aircraft carriers located roughly 300 miles away from Oahu, Hawaii.

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At 6:45 AM, the American destroyer USS Ward fires at a Japanese submarine. This marks the first shots fired by the United States during World War Two.

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At 6:53 AM, the captain of the Ward radios in to the headquarters of the naval district defending Hawaii. He tells them that the Ward has fired at the submarine. The district commander assumes this is an isolated incident and takes no action.

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At 7:02 AM, a U.S. Army radar operator sees a formation of unidentified aircrafts heading towards Oahu. An Army Lieutenant disregards this, believing it to be U.S. B-17 bomber planes.

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A group of Japanese airforce pilots trained for the attack.

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At 7:40 AM, the first wave of nearly 200 Japanese aircrafts consisting of torpedo, bomber, and fighter planes arrive at Oahu. Their commander orders the attack to begin.

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An Aichi D3A2 dive-bomber plane used by the Japanese in Pearl Harbour.

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At 7:55 AM, the attack begins. After the order from the commander of the Japanese airforce, the planes begin their long-awaited attack on Pearl Harbour.

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The battleship USS Arizona after being struck by Japanese forces.

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At 8:10 AM, the American battleship USS Arizona explodes. The American destroyer, USS Helm sinks a Japanese submarine near the entrance of Pearl Harbour.

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American soldiers watch as the USS Shaw explodes.

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At 8:54 AM, the second wave of Japanese aircrafts starts its attack. Nearly 170 planes begin bombing the American forces for a second time.

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At 9:30 AM, the American destroyer USS Shaw is hit. It was in the dry dock as it exploded, meaning it was raised out of the water.

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The aftermath of the Pearl Harbour attack.

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At 10:00 AM, the Japanese planes head back to their carriers and the attack is over. The carriers set off towards Japan as the U.S. army is left to deal with the massacre left behind.

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https://www.britannica.com/story/attack-on-pearl-harbor-timeline#:~:text=At%207%3A55%20AM%20the,nearly%20170%2C%20begins%20its%20attack.

https://www.npr.org/2004/12/07/4206060/a-pearl-harbor-timeline

https://www.britannica.com/study/timeline-of-the-attack-on-pearl-harbor

https://www.history.com/topics/world-war-ii/pearl-harbor