Pearl_Harbor

Pearl Harbor The United States involvement in World War II was unnecessary and we should have not had to retaliate the way we did with regards to the Pearl Harbor Bombing. The President at the time was Franklin Delanore Roosevelt and there are allegations that he himself may be the reason that we entered the war in the first place. The United States received many warnings of the bombings, but President Roosevelt either thought nothing of them or simply did not inform his men (REID 219) The Bombing of Pearl Harbor took place on December 7, 1941 at the American Naval Base located in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. At 5:30 a.m. in Japan two seaplanes took off from Japanese carriers to scout the route to Pearl Harbor for the other aircrafts that were going to come over. These men that flew the two seaplanes were said to have been flying under the code of honor, were they swore that if their engines experienced any trouble they would crash into the American ships and risk their own lives for the well being of their fellow countrymen and most importantly, Emperor Hirohito. When the planes returned and told their commander that the route looked clear he told his other planes to take off japanese, war, pearl, harbor, fdr, code, told, ships, navy, mofac, said, japan, attack, american, united, two, states, information, 1941, sent, saying, roosevelt, planes, one, off, men, bombs, bombing, very, took, secretary, received, place, november, just