The attack to Pearl Harbour

Japanese force Route of task force First wave: 173 planes Second wave: 159 planes Key Aircraft Start: Nov 26, 1941 carriers 6 W Attacked area Hitokappu Bay Battleships 2 O Ship sunk or damaged Pacific Ocean Нeavy cruisers 2 JAPAN ОАНИ Dec 7 t Destroyers 9 Wheeler Field Pearl Harbour Kaneohe naval air station Hawaiian Islands Finish: Oahu d Light cruisers 1 MO Bellows Field Dec 23, 1941 2,000km Submarines 28 Ewa Mooring "Honolulu Aircraft 414 Mast Field Area in detail Targeting the us fleet 3 Third group 2 second group Mitsubishi A6M2 "Zero" 20mm cannon Hickam Field First wave of attack 43 planes 27 planes Aichi D3A1 "Val" 250kg bombs 51 planes 78 planes Hangars Second wave of attack First wave of attack Second wave of attack Residential Oil storage tanks Oil storage tanks us naval station Submarine base Naval hospital West Loch -USS Nevada tried to Hangars escape to open sea A third attack wave was meant to bomb oil storage units but was cancelled Waipio Peninsula uss oklahoma usS Arizona First group + First kamikaze attack of second world war usS Maryland Ford Island Planes Al301 Nakajima B5N2 “Kate" Torpedoes/bombs First wave of attack 89 planes Second wave of attack 54 planes Nakajima B5N2 “Kate" Commander Mitsuo Fuchida gave the opening order to attack Crew Length 10.3m Wingspan 15.5m Height 3.7m 800kg bomb/torpedo Casualties and losses O Japan United States Planes 29 Planes 164 Submarines 6 1,177 on USS Arizona Ships 18* Deaths 185 Deaths 2,390 * Except for the Arizona, Utah, and Oklahoma, every ship sunk or damaged on December 7 sailed again Sources: Pearl Harbour 1941: The Day of Infamy - Carl Smith (Osprey), National Geographic, Graphic News SCMP GRAPHIC: ADOLFO ARRANZ