The Second Japanese Bombing of Hawaii
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The Second Japanese Bombing of Hawaii
In the "You Learn Something New Every Day" department-I did not know that there had been a small Japanese air raid on Hawaii in March, 1942.
https://www.warhistoryonline.com/war-ar ... econd.html
https://www.warhistoryonline.com/war-ar ... econd.html
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Re: The Second Japanese Bombing of Hawaii
Spock - Have you ever read the book "Red Star Rogue"? Very intriguing read that makes the case that there was almost another attack on Hawaii - this time by the Russians in 1968. The authors do a very good job of connecting the dots of circumstantial evidence...and, if they indeed did connect the right dots, the world dodged a very huge bullet. I really think that you would enjoy this one...
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That's about the sub the Glomar Explorer retrieved part of, right?AlphaDummy wrote:Spock - Have you ever read the book "Red Star Rogue"? Very intriguing read that makes the case that there was almost another attack on Hawaii - this time by the Russians in 1968. The authors do a very good job of connecting the dots of circumstantial evidence...and, if they indeed did connect the right dots, the world dodged a very huge bullet. I really think that you would enjoy this one...
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You are correct, sir.Bob Juch wrote:That's about the sub the Glomar Explorer retrieved part of, right?
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Re: The Second Japanese Bombing of Hawaii
Was this before or after the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor?
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Thank You-sounds good. In the same vein-Check out "Shadow Divers"-True story-guys find an unidentified U-Boat off New Jersey in the 90's. Adventure diving plus Archival research-what more could you want.AlphaDummy wrote:Spock - Have you ever read the book "Red Star Rogue"? Very intriguing read that makes the case that there was almost another attack on Hawaii - this time by the Russians in 1968. The authors do a very good job of connecting the dots of circumstantial evidence...and, if they indeed did connect the right dots, the world dodged a very huge bullet. I really think that you would enjoy this one...
They were fortunate also, in that U-Boat guys were still alive and cognitive to help find the trail.
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Re: The Second Japanese Bombing of Hawaii
The Japanese actually launched other attacks on the U.S. mainland as well, both before and after this raid:
http://www.history.com/news/history-lis ... rld-war-ii
Here's some recently unclassified archival footage of one of the attacks:
http://www.history.com/news/history-lis ... rld-war-ii
Here's some recently unclassified archival footage of one of the attacks:
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