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Attack on pearl harbor military base December 7th 1941 Attack on pearl harbor military base

July 1940 Export Control Act-Presidential power to restrict Strategic Materials to other nations. Roosevelt restricts sale of Fuel & Scrap iron to Japan.

Japan becomes member of the Axis Powers. Results from (ECA) Japan signed alliance w/ Germany and Italy Japan becomes member of the Axis Powers.

Axis Powers

Axis Powers & Allied Powers Italy Germany Japan Allies United States Great Britain France Soviet Union

December 7, 1941 Attack on Pearl Harbor

7:49 A.M. 1st wave, 183 Japanese ordered to attack. 40 torpedo bombers 49 high altitude bombers Bombers and Zeros attack airfields.

From a person’s car

8:55 A.M. 2nd Wave-167 planes renew attacks on airfields and ships. Japanese ignore Oil tanks and most ship-repair facilities they would later regret.

Damage @ Pearl Harbor 8 Battleships 3 Cruisers 4 Destroyers 6 Other Vessels

188 airplanes Killed 2,403 Americans Wounded 1,178

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