Japanese Americans, World War II
Less than three months after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066, which resulted in th...
Read more
Donald Nelson
Within a month after the December 7, 1941, Japanese surprise attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, and nine months before the Office of Economic Stabilization was created with Jimmy Byrnes its...
Read more
A Long-Standing Contempt for America
Japanese Concerns About the Plan
Like Sitting Ducks
Warning Signs Ignored
"This Is No Drill!"
Assault on Battleship Row
The Airfields Under Fire
A Lethal Second W...
Read more
December 7, 1941 marked a bloody event in US history--an event soon recognized as the Bombing of Pearl Harbor. Approximately 2,403 lives of servicemen, as well as 68 innocent lives of civilians were...
Read more
A few dozen graying Pearl Harbor survivors observed a moment of silence on Friday in honor of their comrades who perished in the Japanese bombing of Oahu 66 years ago.Wearing aloha shirts and orchi...
Read more
With their number quickly dwindling, survivors of Pearl Harbor will gather Thursday one last time to honor those killed by the Japanese 65 years ago, and to mark a day that lives in infamy.This wil...
Read more
A powerful floating radar that will be part of the national missile defense system will return to Hawaii this month for maintenance and upgrades.BAE Shipyards at Pearl Harbor won a contract for the...
Read more
Roberta Wohlstetter, a military intelligence expert who said faulty analysis of intelligence signals enabled Japan to attack Pearl Harbor and who saw the same danger in a possible Soviet nuclear st...
Read more
Hamburg (dpa) - Twenty-four traditionally rigged sailing ships are
entered in this year's Round the Limfjord Race in Denmark, the
VisitDenmark tourist bureau announced in Ha...
Read more
The National World War II Museum continues to press its emphasis on the war in the Pacific, with a new exhibit on the Battle of Midway.The battle, in which U.S. naval forces crushed a Japanese atte...
Read more
From the sky thousands of feet above, U.S. airplanes rained down 2,000-pound bombs on enemy targets. The bombs pierced the warships below, sinking all of them to the bottom of the sea. That scene t...
Read more
Roscoe Bartlett, the 80-year-old Maryland congressman/seer who is trying to bring our attention to the coming crisis in oil supplies, a crisis of which the recent gas-price increases (which demagog...
Read more
Japanese Americans, World War II
Donald Nelson
Pearl Harbor
Analysis of "Pearl Harbor: The 'Day of Infamy'"
Pearl Harbor survivors honor comrades
