Japanese Attacks on NAS Pearl Harbor | Webinar
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Duration:
56 Minutes
Audience:
Lifelong Learners
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Special author guest J. Michael Wenger presents interesting historical facts about the Japanese attacks on U.S. military air bases on Oahu and how American forces and civilian pilots took action. Wenger is currently working on a six-volume series for the Naval Institute Press with two other co-authors, focusing on the Japanese attack of Oahu in 1941.
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