PEARL HARBOR

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PEARL HARBOR

• DECEMBER 7, 1941
• A DATE WHICH WILL LIVE IN INFAMY - FDR

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REASONS

• EMBARGO ON JAPANESE TRADE IN OIL STEEL.
• JAPANESE AGGRESSION.

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WARNINGS!

• JAPANESE PRESS/RADIO ANTI-U.S.
• MILITARY IN CONTROL.
• CHANGE OF CODES.

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WARNINGS (CONT.)

• OPERATION MAGIC
• 11/25 - DIPLOMACY DEADLINE
• SEVERING OF RELATIONS
• 12/7 - DECLARATION OF WAR

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WARNINGS (CONT.)

• U.S.S. LURLINE

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WHY U.S. IGNORED WARNINGS.

• PRESENCE OF THE PACIFIC FLEET - A MAGNET OR A
  DETERERRENT?

• DISTANCE FROM PEARL HARBOR TO TOKYO BAY.
  IMPOSSIBLE!

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ATTACK!!!

• JAPANESE CARRIERS MOVE INTO PLACE.
• 701 - U.S. RADAR PICKS UP CONTACT.
• BLACK DRAGON FLARES.

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ATTACK (C0NT)

• BATTLESHIP ROW
• U.S.S. ARIZONA.

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NEGATIVE CONSEQUENCES

• JAPANESE LOSS
• AMERICAN LOSS

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POSITIVE CONSEQUENCES

• SHOULD HAVE DESTROYED DOCKS/FACILITIES.
• LEFT OIL RESERVE.
• UNITED AMERICANS.

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WAR!

• FDR ASKS FOR A DECLARATION OF WAR AGAINST JAPAN.
• DECEMBER 7, 1941 - A DATE WHICH WILL LIVE IN
  INFAMY.

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