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Pearl
Harbor:
Convoy's
Route to Disaster - Bound for the Philippines, the ships
of the Pensacola convoy received word that Pearl Harbor had
been attacked.
Nevada's
Historic Run - Surrounded by smoke and flame, the battleship
made for the open sea in an attempt to escape the devastation
at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941.
Commanded
During Attack - At Pearl Harbor, Burdick Brittin saw an
ensign take command of his destroyer. On April 11, 1945, it
was his own turn to take charge.
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Pearl Harbor
- The Movie:
Filming
'Pearl Harbor' in Corpus Christi- Fans visit USS Lexington
for glimpse of Disney's World War II film in the making.
The
Military and the Silver Screen - Pentagon, Hollywood Maintain
a Symbiotic Relationship.
Ben
Affleck Goes to Army Boot Camp - Pearl Harbor cast learns
what it takes to be soldiers.
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War in the Pacific:
Aerial
Reconnaissance in the Far East: The stunning success of
the first Japanese attacks in the Philippines on December 8,
1941, was based on accurate intelligence gained through aggressive
aerial reconnaissance.
Against
All Odds: Led by legendary flier Jimmy Doolittle, 16 U.S.
Army B-25 bombers broke to strike Tokyo and other cities in
broad daylight.
Air
Raid On Cavite: The morning of December 10, 1941, would
be to the Americans on Luzon what December 7 had been for those
in Hawaii -- but without the element of surprise.
Rear
Adm. Richard Nott Antrim: Interned at Makassar during World
War II, Antrim earned the respect of his Japanese captors when
he stood up to them on behalf of a fellow prisoner of war.
Gunnery
Sgt. John Basilone: The Marine Corps' "Manila John" led
the U.S. forces who repelled hundreds of Japanese soldiers attacking
Guadalcanal's Henderson Field. Later, amid homefront honors,
Basilone fought to return to the fight.
Battleships:
The Last Duel: Japan's Vice Admiral Shoji Nishimura rushed
on, impatient to find either death or glory in Surigao Strait.
He found both.
Dr.
Samuel Billison: During World War II, this young Navajo
Marine was part of a top-secret weapon key to the U.S. war effort:
the Navajo code talkers, who created what may be the only unbroken
code in military history.
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