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Japanese bombers, including the Japanese version of four-motored Flying Fortresses, dive bombers and torpedo-carrying planes blasted at Pearl Harbor, the great United States naval base, the city of Honolulu and several outlying American military bases on the island of Oahu.
In Washington, D.C., an official first estimate of casualties from the War Department said there were 104 killed and 300 wounded among troops on Oahu. This did not include civilian casualties, it was said.
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