World War II: Pearl Harbor Attack White House War Room Military Files USB Drive

Description: World War II: Pearl Harbor Attack White House War Room Military Files USB Drive 2,455 pages of military files sent to and maintained in the White House war room, related to the December 7, 1941 Pearl Harbor attack, copied from materials held by the National Archives and Records Administration, archived on USB Drive. Documents created by the War Department and the Navy Department that were sent to White House military aides concerning the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor and the Japanese Pacific offensive and their near term after effects. Files date from December 4, 1941 to April 6, 1942. They are made up of messages, reports, maps, charts and other official publications. Contents of the bound volumes and folders include: Briefs on activity in Hawaii Army and Navy reports on activities in the Pacific Operational orders Joint Intelligence Committee Daily Summaries Reports on contacts and sightings of vessels at sea Reports on allied ship losses, aircraft losses and allied merchant ship losses Regional situation reports covering Africa, Alaska, American port cities, Australia, Canada, Central America, Europe, Guam, Iceland, Midway, Netherlands-East Indies, New Zealand, Singapore, South America, and the West Indies. War Department Operational Summaries Navy Military aides to President Roosevelt file on intelligence matters Contact Report on vessels at sea the day before the attack on Pearl Harbor Operational order to engage Japanese forces after the Pearl Harbor attack Navy reports that Japanese forces are preparing to invade the Philippines Urgent message from Admiral Stark on possible hostilities by German and Italian forces, following the Pearl Harbor attack Navy intelligence report on the Japanese commanders in charge of the Pacific offensive.

Price: 16.95 USD

Location: Fontana, California

End Time: 2025-01-04T18:40:50.000Z

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