A PERSPECTIVES FLIP BOOK The Split History of the ATTACK ON PEARL HARBOR U S PERSPECTIVE BY STEVEN OTFINOSKI CONTENT CONSULTANT Tim Solie Adjunct Professor of History Minnesota State University Mankato COMPASS POINT BOOKS a capstone imprint
TABLE OF CONTENTS COVER U S PERSPECTIVE CHAPTER 1 A MORNING TO REMEMBER CHAPTER 2 THE FIRST ATTACK CHAPTER 3 THE SECOND WAVE CHAPTER 4 IN DISASTER S WAKE CHAPTER 5 A NATION AT WAR INDEX JAPANESE PERSPECTIVE CHAPTER 1 A RISKY PLAN CHAPTER 2 BY AIR AND BY SEA CHAPTER 3 TORA TORA TORA CHAPTER 4 A FATEFUL DECISION CHAPTER 5 RISING SUN SETTING SUN INDEX ABOUT THE AUTHOR SOURCE NOTES GLOSSARY INTERNET SITES TIMELINE SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY FURTHER READING CRITICAL THINKING QUESTIONS COPYRIGHT BACK COVER
CHAPTER 1 A MORNING TO REMEMBER December 7 1941 began as just another lazy Sunday at the Pearl Harbor Naval Base on the Hawaiian island of Oahu Some early risers were already eating breakfast while other servicemen were dressing for church services Many more were still asleep in their bunks on board ship or lying awake thinking about the leisure filled day ahead of them About 30 miles 48 kilometers away at the Opana Point Radar Station near the island's northern
