Pearl Harbor: December 7, 1941

The Japanese attack that woke America up. The empire's decision. Yamamoto's plan. The six carriers steaming across the Pacific in radio silence. The Kido Butai. 353 aircraft in two waves at 7:48 AM Hawaii time. USS Arizona. USS Oklahoma. USS Utah. 2,403 dead. Roosevelt's date which will live in infamy address the next day. The declaration of war. The internment of Japanese Americans. The end of American isolationism began at Battleship Row. — a daily series with new episodes every day.

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  Pearl Harbor: December 7, 1941

  Infamy: The Attack That Collapsed American Isolationism

  Aug 28, 202613 minS0

  (00:00:00) Infamy: The Attack That Collapsed American Isolationism<br /> (00:00:48) Imperial Collision Course<br /> (00:02:06) Yamamoto's Gamble<br /> (00:03:44) The Warning Nobody Heard<br /> (00:05:03) 7:48 AM<br /> (00:07:06) The Day After<br /> (00:08:33) The Domestic Cost<br /> (00:09:44) What Japan Got Wrong<br /> (00:11:02) The Long Wake<br /> <br /> On December 7, 1941, the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor didn't just kill 2,403 Americans — it ended four decades of slow-building collision between two Pacific powers and shattered American isolationism in a single morning. This episode traces the full arc: from Japan's imperial expansion in the 1890s, through the economic stranglehold Washington imposed by cutting off oil exports, to the existential military logic th...

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  Pearl Harbor: December 7, 1941

  Kido Butai: The Strike That Shattered American Isolationism

  Aug 28, 202616 minS0

  (00:00:00) Kido Butai: The Strike That Shattered American Isolationism<br /> (00:01:23) Four Decades on a Collision Course<br /> (00:03:05) Yamamoto's Gamble<br /> (00:05:01) The Warnings That Failed<br /> (00:06:54) Seven Forty-Eight AM<br /> (00:09:00) The Count<br /> (00:10:20) Infamy<br /> (00:11:41) The Cost at Home<br /> (00:13:02) What Pearl Harbor Actually Settled<br /> <br /> On the morning of December 7, 1941, the Japanese strike force known as the Kido Butai launched 353 aircraft from six carriers stationed 230 miles north of Oahu. Within two hours, the USS Arizona had sunk, the USS Oklahoma had capsized, 2,403 Americans were dead, and the United States was at war. Pearl Harbor wasn't just a military attack — it wa...

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