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Japanese Planes Taking Off - 6:00 AM December 7th

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Japanese Planes Taking Off - 6:00 AM December 7th

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These are pictures of Japanese planes taking off very early in the morning in Japan. They planned the attack for around a year and left early to catch us off guard.

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The Calm Before the Storm - 7:02 AM December 7th

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The Calm Before the Storm - 7:02 AM December 7th

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This here is a picture of Pearl Harbor before the chaos. The ships are in 'Battleship Row." It's crazy to think that it could be this calm right before devastation and the sad passing of many Americans. Calm right before the storm.

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First Wave Begins - 7:55 AM December 7th

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First Wave Begins - 7:55 AM December 7th

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This is a fleet of Japanese aircraft carriers. Most soldiers were eating breakfast or waking up when the attack commenced. They came from numerous directions and attacked us unprepared. The red circles symbolize the Japanese flag.

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Torpedo Planes Attack - 8:00 AM December 7th

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Torpedo Planes Attack - 8:00 AM December 7th

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The bombs pictured are Japanese bombs from torpedo planes. These bombs were dropped in the water and could strike ships. This was new technology and was extremely unstable and dangerous.

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USS Arizona Explosion - 8:10 AM December 7th

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USS Arizona Explosion - 8:10 AM December 7th

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This is one of the most heart-wrenching pictures from the attack. The USS Arizona was struck by a bomb and exploded, and was the only ship to sink. More than 1000 soldiers sadly passed.

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Heroes Fighting Back - 8:15 AM December 7th

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Heroes Fighting Back - 8:15 AM December 7th

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This here is an anti-aircraft gun that American sailors and soldiers used to fight back. It is noted that even some of the brave soldiers weren't even fully dressed but still ran into the line of fire to shoot down the aircraft. Thats a real hero.

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USS Oklahoma Capsizing - 8:30 AM December 7th

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USS Oklahoma Capsizing - 8:30 AM December 7th

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The USS Oklahoma was struck by numerous torpedoes and started flipping over. Some soldiers were stuck inside, but efforts were made to cut holes in the bottom of the ship to save soldiers, but sadly, you cannot save them all.

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This is the current USS Arizona Memorial. Cool enough, it is built right over where the ship sank. It's respectful to be quiet when visiting the memorial to respect the fallen sailors.

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This flag rose in popularity after the attack. It symbolized how America wouldn't forget what happened and needed to work together to win the war. "Remember Pearl Harbor' became a battle cry for the USA.

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President Roosevelt's Speech 12:30 p.m. on December 8, 1941.

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President Roosevelt's Speech 12:30 p.m. on December 8, 1941.

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This is a picture of President Roosevelt's famous speech he gave the day following the Pearl Harbor bombing. He quoted, "December 7th, a date which will live in infamy." He handled the situation very well, and raised American spirit.

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This is a cool moment captured of one of the special trees that survived the attack at Pearl Harbor. This tree is still alive today. Through bombs and fire life prevailed. I think it's a symbol of how America didn't give up.

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People call this phenomenon the 'black tears of the Arizona.' Even to this day oil leaks from the USS Arizona, which is more than 80 years later. A common theory is that the oil will keep leaking until the last Pearl Harbor survivor passes away.

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Peace Bell 50th Pearl Harbor Anniversary. December 7, 1991

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Peace Bell 50th Pearl Harbor Anniversary. December 7, 1991

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This is the Peace Bell at Pearl Harbor today. Since the bombing, Japan and the United States have fixed their relationship and the bell is a symbol of their friendship. Visitors from both countries come to America to ring the bell.

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This map shows all the ships that were present at the time of the bombing, as well as which ones were damaged or sunk. The red markers show where bombs or torpedoes hit. It shows a great perspective of how many ships were present.

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American Flag at Half-Staff Every December 7th

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American Flag at Half-Staff Every December 7th

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In honor of remembering Pearl Harbor, every December 7th, you're supposed to lower your flag to half-staff. They also have a special ceremony every December 7th and house all the survivors and remember the lives and ships lost.

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https://www.britannica.com/event/Pearl-Harbor-attack

https://pearlharbor.org/pearl-harbor-attack-timeline/

https://www.history.navy.mil/browse-by-topic/wars-conflicts-and-operations/world-war-ii/1941/pearl-harbor.html

https://www.nps.gov/places/uss-arizona-memorial.htm

https://www.loc.gov/resource/afc1986022.afc1986022_ms2201/?st=text

https://www.nps.gov/places/tree-of-life-sculpture.htm

https://www.aieacommunity.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Bell-of-Peace.pdf