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Imperial troops moved into Indochina and seized the capital of Vietnam, a colony of France.

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American intelligence took note of the Japanese naval task force sailing east from the general direction of Hawaii. American Intelligence then signaled a warning to Pearl Harbor.

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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This was when the first Japanese dive bomber attacked Pearl Harbor. This was the start of the first wave of attacks on the naval base.

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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A Quarter of an Hour After the First Attack

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A Quarter of an Hour After the First Attack

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Within a quarter of an hour after the first attack, the airfields of the base faced multiple other attacks. Only 6 of the 126 U.S. planes got to escape the assault and repel the opposition. In total, 180 aircrafts were destroyed.

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Most of the damage of the battleships was done in the first 30 minutes of the assault. Of these ships was the USS Arizona, which was destroyed in a tremendous explosion.

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The USS West Virginia, containing many bombs and torpedoes, tipped and settled at the bottom of the harbor. The USS Oklahoma was struck by four torpedoes and flipped completely over before sinking. People aboard the USS California evacuated while the ship slowly sunk. The USS Utah was another ship to that sunk.

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The second wave of attacks began at around 8:50 AM. Although the damage made during this time was less compared to the first, heavy damage was still made.

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The USS Nevada sustained a torpedo during the first wave of attack. Whilst trying to escape during the second wave, the ship was struck by seven or eight bombs, sinking the vessel. Shortly after, battleships USS Pennsylvania and USS Shaw were sunk.

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The Japanese withdrew shortly after 9:00 AM. Casualties totaled to more than 3,400 and more than 2,300 were killed.

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December 8th, 1941 - President Franklin Roosevelt addressed the nation about the horrendous attack on Pearl Harbor. The president also asked Congress to declare war.