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The Japanese occupy French Indochina
After Japan invaded French China, then Franklin Delano Roosevelt (Franklin Delano Roosevelt) asked Japan to abandon the conquered territories. Then, he will cut off economic relations with Japan and freeze his funds in Bank of America. -
The First Dive Bomber
The first dive bomber, an airplain whose purpose is to release bombs from low altitudes, was noticed at 7:55 AM on a radar of the U.S. Army. A plane from the U.S.A. was expected to arrive on the same day: the signal was ignored. The first dive bomber -
Attack on Pearl Harbour
Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 7:55 am. Japanese aircraft attacked the U.S. Navy fleet. Under the supervision of Prime Minister Hideki of Japan, the commander of the Japanese joint fleet Yamamoto Isoroku has planned an offensive for several months. -
U.S.A. declares war on Japan
After declaring war on Japan, Germany declared war on the United States. The United States will rejoin the Allies. -
Executive Order and WWII
The President’s order in 1942 was a direct result of the declaration of war on Japan. It allows the detention of American and Japanese citizens. The latter were forced to leave their houses and occupations and moved to isolated detention camps.
