Newspaper: Second Pearl Harbor

Newspaper: Act of War: Attacks Worst Since Pearl Harbor

Newspaper: Day of Terror: Uncountable Dead in "Second Pearl Harbor"

[After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Times Square, New York]

Japanese Envoy Saburo Kurusu Leaving State Department on the Eve of Pearl Harbour

Brooklyn Navy Yard workers, volunteering for service at Pearl Harbor, are told goodby by their commandant

F.B.I. agent interrogating a Japanese woman in San Francisco immediately after the bombing of Pearl Harbor

"When 'Arizona's' magazines exploded there was a roar that could be heard for miles. Then she was still."

Newspaper: Attack Stuns U.S.: "At Least with Pearl Harbor, We Knew Who We Were Fighting Against"

Brought from his bed by the thunder of exploding bombs, this pajama-clad islander has rushed out on his terrace to scan with binculars smoke-swept scene. Back and forth Jap planes roared, while at Pearl Harbor other bombs were falling from other planes