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The Japanese Attack Against Pearl Harbor

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The Japanese Attack Against Pearl Harbor

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On December 7, 1941, the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor, killing around 2,403 during that time. Because of the attack in Pearl Harbor, America is considering joining the War.

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Karl Carson, 20 years-old at the time, was one of the people who witnessed the worst of the attack. According to him, he saw his friend's and his own skin peeling off from the fire, had to swallow oil that spilled from the ships, and was about to drown in a sea of flames. With the help of two men however, he was able to be pulled out from the ocean before it was set ablaze. Although he survived, he was then diagnosed with lung cancer and won't be able to live for long.

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Photo of one of Pearl Harbor's ships destroyed after Japanese Attack.

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It was something no one expected in the first place. Although there had been some reports of an unknown submarine sighting and unidentified airplane sightings, for some reason, the alarm didn't rung, causing confusion to everyone else when the Japs came to attack.

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Photo of one of the ships attacked by the Japanese.

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Photo of an explosion from one of the ships in Pearl Harbor