Remembering December 7th, 1941
Posted: Tue Dec 04, 2018 7:29 pm
Now before you say "OMG IT'S NOT DECEMBER 7TH YET!" well calm down there a second and let me explain. Yes I know it isn't December 7th but wouldn't it be fun to discuss the events at Pearl Harbor?
Anyway for those who don't know American History, December 7th, 1941 was the day the Japanese bombed a U.S. Naval base in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Many American ships were sunk and around 2,335 people were killed during the attack. What was the result of this attack you may ask?
Well for starters it weakened the U.S. Pacific fleet and dragged America into World War 2 which led to Japanese-American citizens being sent to camps all across the United States.
So NSG what is your opinion on the Attack On Pearl Harbor? Do you think Japan was sucessful in knocking out the U.S. Pacific fleet or did they fail in doing so by dragging America into World War 2?
My opinion- I'm neutral on this because for one while Japan had a good plan it also resulted in their downfall by the end of the war. And the Japanese-American citizens were abused in the United States just because of their country of origin. Which I get America was worried about spies but they shouldn't have put Japanese-American citizens into camps.
But then again during times of war a country has to make the toughest choices when it comes to protecting the homefront.
Anyway for those who don't know American History, December 7th, 1941 was the day the Japanese bombed a U.S. Naval base in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Many American ships were sunk and around 2,335 people were killed during the attack. What was the result of this attack you may ask?
Well for starters it weakened the U.S. Pacific fleet and dragged America into World War 2 which led to Japanese-American citizens being sent to camps all across the United States.
So NSG what is your opinion on the Attack On Pearl Harbor? Do you think Japan was sucessful in knocking out the U.S. Pacific fleet or did they fail in doing so by dragging America into World War 2?
My opinion- I'm neutral on this because for one while Japan had a good plan it also resulted in their downfall by the end of the war. And the Japanese-American citizens were abused in the United States just because of their country of origin. Which I get America was worried about spies but they shouldn't have put Japanese-American citizens into camps.
But then again during times of war a country has to make the toughest choices when it comes to protecting the homefront.