The second attack on Pearl Harbor : Operation K and other Japanese attempts to bomb America in World War II /
"In March 1942 the Japanese launched Operation K and attacked Pearl Harbor for a second time. The operation was the longest shore-based bombing mission of the war. It lasted nearly thirty-six hours and covered more than 4,750 miles. Two Kawanashi H8K "Emily" flying boats carried out t...
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Annapolis, Md. :
Naval Institute Press,
[2005], ©2005
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Table of Contents:
- "Another strike is needed"
- Planning the attack
- The second attack on Pearl Harbor
- The aftermath of the attack
- Photoreconnaissance missions to Midway and Johnston Islands
- The Doolittle-Halsey raid and the Battle of the Coral Sea
- The Battle of Midway
- Bombing the United States and the Panama Canal
- Epilogue
- 1 "Another strike is needed"
- 2. Planning the attack
- 3. The second attack on Pearl Harbor
- 4. The aftermath of the attack
- 5. Photoreconnaissance missions to midway and Johnston Islands
- 6. The Doolittle-Halsey raid and the battle of the Coral Sea
- 7. The battle of Midway
- 8. Bombing the United States and the Panama Canal
- 9. Epilogue.
- 1 "Another strike is needed"
- 2. Planning the attack
- 3. The second attack on Pearl Harbor
- 4. The aftermath of the attack
- 5. Photoreconnaissance missions to midway and Johnston Islands
- 6. The Doolittle-Halsey raid and the battle of the Coral Sea
- 7. The battle of Midway
- 8. Bombing the United States and the Panama Canal
- 9. Epilogue.