Japanese Ships

The Ships of the Japanese Striking Force

June 03, 2017 ·

The success of pulling off the attack on the Pearl Harbor on December 7th, 1941 wasn’t a miracle. The Imperial Japanese Navy employed vessels that made up the well-oiled task force that crossed the Pacific to launch the two waves of Japanese fighters and bombers to lay waste to the US Naval Base and the battleships moored […]

The Ships of the Japanese Striking Force

June 03, 2017 ·

The success of pulling off the attack on the Pearl Harbor on December 7th, 1941 wasn’t a miracle. The Imperial Japanese Navy employed vessels that made up the well-oiled task force that crossed the Pacific to launch the two waves of Japanese fighters and bombers to lay waste to the US Naval Base and the battleships moored […]

The US Navy's Recovery After Pearl Harbor

May 05, 2017 ·

There’s a reason Japan set its sights on Pearl Harbor. It wasn’t just to send a message to the United States, to show that it wouldn’t stand by while the Americans placed an embargo on the country’s trade. It was a preemptive maneuver to try and diminish the usefulness of the US Navy in the […]

The US Navy's Recovery After Pearl Harbor

May 05, 2017 ·

There’s a reason Japan set its sights on Pearl Harbor. It wasn’t just to send a message to the United States, to show that it wouldn’t stand by while the Americans placed an embargo on the country’s trade. It was a preemptive maneuver to try and diminish the usefulness of the US Navy in the […]

JRS-1 and The Daring Flight of Wesley Hoyt Ruth

April 11, 2017 ·

Everybody had their jobs. For Wesley Hoyt Ruth, on December 7th, 1941, when the Japanese started bombing Pearl Harbor, his job was of the utmost importance: locate the Japanese fleet responsible for the incoming fighters and bombers. While sailors and Marines scrambled at the harbor to fight back and rescue the injured and trapped, Ruth […]

JRS-1 and The Daring Flight of Wesley Hoyt Ruth

April 11, 2017 ·

Everybody had their jobs. For Wesley Hoyt Ruth, on December 7th, 1941, when the Japanese started bombing Pearl Harbor, his job was of the utmost importance: locate the Japanese fleet responsible for the incoming fighters and bombers. While sailors and Marines scrambled at the harbor to fight back and rescue the injured and trapped, Ruth […]

Japanese War Machines of the Pearl Harbor Attack

October 01, 2016 ·

The attack on Pearl Harbor that catapulted the United States into World War II was a devastating blow, and forced the hand of the US to join the Second World War. The attack killed 2,403 US personnel, including 68 civilians, and destroyed or damaged 19 US Navy ships, including 8 battleships. More than 1,000 were […]

The Ships of the Japanese Striking Force

The Ships of the Japanese Striking Force

The US Navy's Recovery After Pearl Harbor

The US Navy's Recovery After Pearl Harbor

JRS-1 and The Daring Flight of Wesley Hoyt Ruth

JRS-1 and The Daring Flight of Wesley Hoyt Ruth

Japanese War Machines of the Pearl Harbor Attack

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