We learn that although the U.S. anticipated an escalation of military aggression in the Pacific, senior figures within the Navy believed that an attack on Hawaii would be extremely unlikely due to the shallow waters and the likelihood of being able to sight any Japanese carrier movement would be spotted well before attacks progressed...
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In essence, the U.S. believed that the other nations in the Pacific would be targeted such as the Philippines, Thailand and Borneo. It was this mindset that allowed the scarcity of aircraft to properly scout which allowed the Japanese to sail in without being detected. On the day before the attack, the U...
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