On This Day 82 Years ago... #history #shorts

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[CedarHunt]

It is one of the most infamously cowardly sneak attacks in modern history. Even to this day.

[donovanporter]

Remember this phrase. ENTERPRISE VS. JAPAN

[kylefulford]

Only three Battleships were lost ( never floating again) USS Arizona USS Oklahoma, and The USS Utah, correct me if I'm wrong .

[paulwestmoreland]

This is when F.D.R. and Churchhill let out a huge sigh of relief. F.D.R. would get 100 percent support to enter the war and Churchhill knew we would help him in Europe.

[CharlesPurcell-cn]

Little unknown party history is that we declared war on Japan, but not Germany. Germany had a treaty with Japan and Germany declared war on the US and then Italy followed.

[AndrewPoulos-sjfy]

The sneak attack was used against them as
underhanded.But if you attack a country
why would you give a time and date of said attack

[dougcarpenter]

Remember japan had to send the ships a long time ago, to get there at that time, pre arranged while in "peace

[georgecullen]

Wrong, we did NOT declare war on the "Axis". Germany 3 days later, declared war on USA. Get facts correct please.

[FayeSchweitzer]

all the ships and the officers on them were soon at the bottom of the harbor
the first class out of the navel officer school was called 90 day wonders
Kingdoms rise kingdoms fall ask Here Heto

[GeraldWilliams-zmqm]

The US also supplied weapons to Japan's enemies with our lend-lease program years before Pearl Harbor