Negligence at Pearl Harbor Charged in Report
The Pearl Harbor investigation outlines defendable plans and failures in Hawaii. It details joint army and navy coordination, warnings, and reconnaissance gaps prior to the December 7 1941 attack, noting deficiencies in air patrols distant reconnaissance and intelligence. It records submarine activity and the surprise raid that caused extensive damage and loss of life.
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Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
United States Army and Navy
Washington
Honolulu
Territory of Hawaii
Hawaiian Department
Fort Shafter
Royal Hawaiian Hotel
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Oahu
United States Pacific Fleet
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United States
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Japan
Congress
Navy
Hawaiian
Army and Navy War
War Department
Navy Department
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Army
Hawaiian Coastal Frontier
14Th Naval District
Pacific Fleet
Fleet
Hawaiian Naval Coastal Frontier
Husband E Kimmel
Claude C Bloch
Walter C. Short
General Short
Bloch
Admiral Kimmel
War and Navy Departments
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of War
Pacific
Hawaiian Air Force
Navy Patrol Wing Two
U. S. Pacific Fleet
Secretary of State
War Council
Ha-waiian
Russia
Great Britain
Kimmel
Chief of Naval Operations
Philippines
Guam
Thai
Kra Peninsula
Borneo
Samoa
Continental
Hawaiian Department of the Army
Short
Adjutant General of
Army Air Forces
Department
Commander In Chief of the Fleet
Chief of Staff
Chief of
Naval Operations
Asiatic Fleet
Kra Isthmus
Asiatic
Pacific Islands
Director of Naval Intelligence
China
French Indo- China
Formosan
Second Fleet
Wake
Midway
McMorris
Hawaiian Islands
Central Information Center
Joint Coastal Frontier Defense
Japanese Foreign Service
Naval
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Naval Intelligence
Naval District Intelligence Office
Tokyo
United States Navy
24Th Infantry Division
25Th Infantry Division
Coast Artillery Corps
Air Force
Wake Island
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White House
Taland
Hawai
Maui
Molokai
Kauai
Johnston
Palmyra
Christmas
Canton
State, War and Navy Departments
Hawaian Air Force
Naval Intelligence Service