In the early 1940s, in order to establish the so-called "Greater East Asian Co-Prosperity Circle" they dreamed of, the rulers of the Japanese Empire provoked wars everywhere, and it was their important strategic goal to go south to the Pacific. However, the United States has become a major obstacle to their realization of this dream. At the beginning of 1941, the commander of the Japanese Navy's Joint Fleet Commanderやまもといそろく; General Isoroku Yamamotomade a preliminary plan for the South Pacific, with the attack on Pearl Harbor, where the US Navy's main fleet is located.
After a thorough investigation, the Japanese naval assault fleet secretly assembled at the Single Crown Bay on the Islands of the Islands on November 22, and set sail in the early morning of November 26, taking the northern route, with a magnificent wheel-shaped team. Dang, murderous and rushed straight to Pearl Harbor.
After twelve days of sea voyage, the assault team arrived at the scheduled attack point north of Pearl Harbor in the early morning of December 7. At this time, Pearl Harbor was still the same as usual. The US military officers and soldiers were enjoying a pleasant Sunday in a peaceful scene. The actions of the Japanese fleet did not attract the attention of the US military security network at all. At 7:50, the commander-in-chief of the air raid under the pseudonym ふちだみつお Pingwen Romanji Futida Mitsuoissued an attack order on the Japanese flagship deck. As the sender repeatedly tapped a simple attack command on the key, the first torpedo hit the battleship "Oklahoma". From this moment on, Japanese bombers started bombing the large ships in Pearl Harbor in turn, and Pearl Harbor was almost overthrown in a loud explosion. During the entire battle, the Japanese army suffered devastating blows to hundreds of large and small ships of the U.S. Navy's Pacific Fleet at a small price.
After the attack was completed, the sender pressed the key to continuously shoot and send the secret code "Tora! Tora! Tora!" to the Japanese base camp for the successful sneak attack. The code word reporting the success of the attack spread to the Japanese fleet along with the radio waves. However, at this time やまもといそろく; Isoroku Yamamoto was not happy anyway. He seemed to have realized that although the Pearl Harbor attack was successful tactically, Japan would pay a heavy price for it strategically.
