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What do you know about Pearl Harbor…? Pearl Harbor was a devastation to Americans. lives were lost, ships and planes were damaged and destroyed. The Japan attacked Pearl to insure safety for japan. December 7, 1941 was the horrific day when the Japanese attacked Hawaii. The attack killed 2,400 americans. Navy battleships were destroyed/damaged. More than 200 planes were damaged . People were horrifically devastated when hearing the news about Pearl harbor. The ships that were destroyed now stand as a memorial in Hawaii. The Pearl Harbor museum is located in Hawaii Island Ford. Pearl Harbor museum is where the Arizona battle ship sank. Inside the battleship there are names, pictures and more for the memories who fault with their lives

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