Topic: In Memory of Pearl Harbor

EagleZtrike · December 7th, 2004

As of today December 7th, 2004 .. 63 years since that fateful day. Let us remember those who sacrificed themselves for their country and people.

Trevor · December 14th, 2004

It was a sad day in history, the awakening of a giant. Does anyone know what the death toll was for Pearl Harbour?

EagleZtrike · December 15th, 2004

some amount over 3000

Archit · December 16th, 2004

Japan moved towards failure since Pearl Harbor affair.

Charge 7 · December 21st, 2004

According to the Arizona Memorial official web site

http://my.execpc.com/~dschaaf/pearl2.html

Navy 2001

Army 231

Marines 109

Civilian 54

For a grand total of 2395 or a number about 200 shy of the toll taken at the WTC and not the "thousands less" so many were saying shortly after 9/11.

Turner · December 29th, 2004

history about the acctack
http://web.ask.com/redir?bpg=http%3a...nip&Complete=1

beardo · December 29th, 2004

thats a big URL

DTop · December 29th, 2004

It sure is a long URL and it only brings you to askjeeves.com.
Turner, try to post a URL that bring you directly to an appropriate page with relevant information.

ill be damed if i know · August 12th, 2005

it will live as the day of infamy as president Roseveldt said may they rest in peace but it did help turn the tide of the war their sacrifice will not be forgotten.

Peterminator · September 8th, 2005

Admiral Nagumo (in charge of the attack) was very cautious
so he did not send out a third wave of planes since they no longer had suprise. BIG MISTAKE.
If he had taken out the huge oil fields in the harbor no major american fleet action could have taken place until 1943.
If he had taken out the PT boats and the subs it would have greatly reduced america's defensive opions.
If he had destroyed the dry docks most of the the american battleships
could not be salvaged.
If he had found and destroyed the american carriers not only would america have no shield against invasion it would also not have been able to preform the crucial Dootitle bombing raid that greatly raised american morale and greatly lowered japanese morale.
In time the Japs would pay dearly for Nagumo's mistake.

December 7th, 2004	Post 1
EagleZtrike Centurion	Post; In Memory of Pearl Harbor As of today December 7th, 2004 .. 63 years since that fateful day. Let us remember those who sacrificed themselves for their country and people.

December 14th, 2004	Post 2
Trevor Tribuni Angusticlavii	It was a sad day in history, the awakening of a giant. Does anyone know what the death toll was for Pearl Harbour? __________________ WO2 Trevor Perry, Squadron Deputy Commander 746 Lightning Hawk RCACS

December 16th, 2004	Post 4
Archit Immunes	Japan moved towards failure since Pearl Harbor affair. __________________ A boy,who loves this world.

December 21st, 2004	Post 5
Charge 7 Master Gunner	Post; How many died? According to the Arizona Memorial official web site http://my.execpc.com/~dschaaf/pearl2.html Navy 2001 Army 231 Marines 109 Civilian 54 For a grand total of 2395 or a number about 200 shy of the toll taken at the WTC and not the "thousands less" so many were saying shortly after 9/11. __________________ "Do not forget your dogs of war, your big guns, which are the most-to-be respected arguments of the rights of kings." - Frederick the Great, King of Prussia

December 29th, 2004	Post 7
beardo Centurion	thats a big URL __________________ \'\'St George for England!!\'\' \'\'May we give the dragons tail a damned good twist!!\'\' \'\'They call this one the \'Withstand-inater\' It\'ll take a 6 Megaton nuclear blast. No more, No less\'\'

December 15th, 2004	Post 3
EagleZtrike Centurion	some amount over 3000

December 29th, 2004	Post 6
Turner Immunes	history about the acctack http://web.ask.com/redir?bpg=http%3a...nip&Complete=1

December 29th, 2004	Post 8
DTop Milforum Moderator Gear	It sure is a long URL and it only brings you to askjeeves.com. Turner, try to post a URL that bring you directly to an appropriate page with relevant information. __________________ *"I was a soldier, I am a soldier, I always will be a soldier."* To Avoid Infractions - Click Here And Read the Forum Rules Before You Post.

August 12th, 2005	Post 9
ill be damed if i know Optio	it will live as the day of infamy as president Roseveldt said may they rest in peace but it did help turn the tide of the war their sacrifice will not be forgotten. __________________ England expects every man to do his duty:Horatio Nelson 1805 (so i guess that means the scots,irish and welsh can stay at home and have all the booze and girls to themselves,sounds good to me)

September 8th, 2005	Post 10
Peterminator Immunes	Admiral Nagumo (in charge of the attack) was very cautious so he did not send out a third wave of planes since they no longer had suprise. BIG MISTAKE. If he had taken out the huge oil fields in the harbor no major american fleet action could have taken place until 1943. If he had taken out the PT boats and the subs it would have greatly reduced america's defensive opions. If he had destroyed the dry docks most of the the american battleships could not be salvaged. If he had found and destroyed the american carriers not only would america have no shield against invasion it would also not have been able to preform the crucial Dootitle bombing raid that greatly raised american morale and greatly lowered japanese morale. In time the Japs would pay dearly for Nagumo's mistake.

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