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In December 16, 1941, Adm. Kimmel and Gen. Short were relieved of their duty. The President later finds them in dereliction of duty and solely responsible for the Pearl Harbor disaster.
The picture below shows a little of of the trail of Kimmel and Short.

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In December 18, 1941, President Roosevelt addressed the Congress and asked to declare war against Japan. The Congress accepted, and now the U.S is at war.
The picture below shows President Roosevelt singing the declaration of war.

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In the night of December 6 to the morning of December 7, 1941, U.S decoded a message reveling the day and time of the Japanese attack. When Washington received it, 4 hours before the bombing, he forwarded the message to the Pearl Harbors commanders, but they did not receive in time. The message did come, the attack has already began.
The attack lasted for two hours and twenty minutes. More than 2,400 Americans are dead and nearly 1,200 wounded.
The picture below shows the bombing.

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In November 27, 1941, Kimmel and Short received the warning of war from Washington indicating an attack from Japan.
The picture below shows the commanders looking over the plans.

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In November 26, 1941, the main body, aircraft carriers and escorts, begin the transit to Hawaii.
The picture below what an aircraft carrier and an escort looks like.

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In November 16, 1941, submarines, the first unit involved with the attack, departs from Japan.
The picture is of a Japanese submarine, I-10

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In November of 1941 Tokyo sent an experienced diplomat to help Ambassador Kichisaburo Nomura. Japan wants U.S to agree to its southern expansion in Asia diplomatically. But if the U.S says no, Japan was prepared to go into war.
The picture below is Ambassador Kichisaburo Nomura.

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In September 24, 1941, the "bomb plot" of Pearl Harbor was deciphered. However, the information was not revealed to the Hawaii's Adm. Kimmel and Gen. Short
The picture below is Adm. Kimmel (left) and Gen. Short (right).

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In July of 1941, Adm. Yamamoto trains his forces and finalizes his plans to attack Pearl Harbor.
The picture below is of Japanese soldiers.

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In January 27, 1941, the U.S ambassador to Japan learned of the attack and wires Washington to warn them. However, no one believed the information. Most military experts believed that if a war was to be broken out, they would attack Manila in the Philippines Islands.
The picture below is of Ambassador Grew, the one who sent the warning.

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In January of 1941 Adm. Yamamoto begins communicating with other Japanese officers about a possible attack on Pearl Harbor.
The picture below is Adm. Yamamoto, the man who later orders the bombing of Pearl Harbor.

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In July of 1937 Japan invades North China from Manchuria.
The picture below is connected to the Pearl Harbor for it was one of the events leading up to it.