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Old April 10th 04, 04:51 PM
old hoodoo
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Default pearl harbor, no naval air defense

I just read that that the Navy took no responsibility for protecting the naval base and that this was an Army responsibility. The
few fighter aircraft at the naval base were aircraft in transit or under repair and there were virtually no available fighter
pilots. Does this seem ridiculous to anyone else??????

Apparently an SBD from the Enterprize claimed on Japanese plane shot down for Naval air that day.

Al



 




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