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US Captured First Japanese Prisoner of War During Pearl Harbor Attack

As Japanese planes swarmed Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, a secretive naval unit "a suicide squadron" attempted its own ill-fated attack.

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Considering History: Pearl Harbor, the Hawaii Territorial Guard, and the Best of America

Ben Railton discusses the crucial work of the Hawaii Territorial Guard, from the capture of the first Japanese prisoner of war after Pearl Harbor, to the eventual formation of the Varsity Victory Volunteers.

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Japan s (Forgotten) Submarine Attack at Pearl Harbor

Japan s (Forgotten) Submarine Attack at Pearl Harbor An hour before the air attack, a squadron of tiny Japanese midget submarines attempted to slip into Pearl Harbor s defenses. Here s What You Need to Know: Unlike the aerial attack, the submarines failed spectacularly. On Dec. 7, 1941, the aircraft of the Imperial Japanese Navy rained devastation upon the U.S. naval base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. But Japanese warplanes didn’t actually fire the first shots that brought America into a massive Pacific War. An hour before the air attack, a squadron of tiny Japanese midget submarines attempted to slip into the harbor’s defenses, like burglars in the night, to wreak havoc on Battleship Row. Unlike the aerial assault, the sailors failed spectacularly and the story is often forgotten.

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Before Japan s Air Force Attacked Pearl Harbor, Tokyo Sent in Its Midget Submarines

Before Japan s Air Force Attacked Pearl Harbor, Tokyo Sent in Its Midget Submarines
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Midget Submarines: Japan s World War II Secret Weapon?

Pearl Harbor was their target. Here s What You Need to Remember: Unfortunately for officials in Tokyo, the Japanese Navy had struck a powerful blow, but not a crippling one. The bombardment failed to hit the repair facilities and fuel depots, which allowed the U.S. Pacific fleet to get back on its feet relatively quickly. On Dec. 7, 1941, the aircraft of the Imperial Japanese Navy rained devastation upon the U.S. naval base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. But Japanese warplanes didn’t actually fire the first shots that brought America into a massive Pacific War. An hour before the air attack, a squadron of tiny Japanese midget submarines attempted to slip into the harbor’s defenses, like burglars in the night, to wreak havoc on Battleship Row. Unlike the aerial assault, the sailors failed spectacularly and the story is often forgotten.

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