Pearl Harbor-1941 Pg.5
7:02am - Opana Radar Station privates Joseph Lockhard & George Elliott sight Japanese planes 132 mi. northeast (1st wave had taken off from carriers at 6:00am 230 miles away) 7:20am - Lt. Tyler dismisses radar sightings as B-17s due from California 7:25am - Kimmel informed of Ward's attack on sub, but no action taken 7:33am - Marshall's warning received at Western Union office in Honolulu 7:49am - Fuchida radios his planes to attack with "To To To" code for "charge" 7:53am - Fuchida prematurely radios "Tora Tora Tora" code ("tiger") that the surprise attack on Pearl was successful
7:55am - 1st wave of 183 Japanese planes led by Fuchida attack Pearl from NW 9:00am - 2nd wave of 167 Japanese planes led by Shimazaki attack Pearl from NE
9:45am - of 96 ships in harbor, 18 sunk (Arizona, Oklahoma) or seriously damaged
- of 394 aircraft at Hickam, Wheeler, Bellows airfields, 188 destroyed & 159 damaged
- 2403 U.S. military killed (1102 in Arizona) & 1178 wounded