Radioman: An Eyewitness Account of Pearl Harbor and World War II in the Pacific Chapter 9. "Aftershocks" Bonus Photos--not among the 42 included in the book |
Due to the shallowness of the water in Pearl Harbor, the superstructure of the sunken battleship Arizona
(BB-39) remained visible on December 10, 1941. (The above superstructure was removed during World
War II; the memorial constructed over the remaining wreckage was dedicated in 1962.)
Above photo illustrates Radioman, Chapter 9 ("Aftershocks"), page 71
Source of Photo: Naval Historical Center, # NH 84004
(BB-39) remained visible on December 10, 1941. (The above superstructure was removed during World
War II; the memorial constructed over the remaining wreckage was dedicated in 1962.)
Above photo illustrates Radioman, Chapter 9 ("Aftershocks"), page 71
Source of Photo: Naval Historical Center, # NH 84004
At Naval Air Station Kaneohe--one of several burial sites for Americans killed
during the December 7, 1941, attack on Pearl Harbor, Kaneohe, and other US
military bases on Oahu--15 caskets receive a 21-gun salute. December 8, 1941.
Above photo illustrates Radioman, Chapter 9 ("Aftershocks"), page 72
Source of Photo: US Navy/National Archives, # 80-G-32854
during the December 7, 1941, attack on Pearl Harbor, Kaneohe, and other US
military bases on Oahu--15 caskets receive a 21-gun salute. December 8, 1941.
Above photo illustrates Radioman, Chapter 9 ("Aftershocks"), page 72
Source of Photo: US Navy/National Archives, # 80-G-32854
The body of a Japanese airman is recovered from a plane that crashed into the
water at Pearl Harbor during the attack on December 7, 1941.
Above photo illustrates Radioman, Chapter 9 ("Aftershocks"), page 73
Source of Photo: National Archives, # 80-G-32465
water at Pearl Harbor during the attack on December 7, 1941.
Above photo illustrates Radioman, Chapter 9 ("Aftershocks"), page 73
Source of Photo: National Archives, # 80-G-32465
Rescue workers atop the capsized battleship Oklahoma (BB-37) attempt to free the members of the crew
who are trapped inside. Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii. December 7, 1941. (Cranes and superstructures
in background are on the battleship Maryland [BB-46]).
Above photo illustrates Radioman, Chapter 9 ("Aftershocks"), page 73
Source of Photo: National Archives, # 80-G-19941
who are trapped inside. Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii. December 7, 1941. (Cranes and superstructures
in background are on the battleship Maryland [BB-46]).
Above photo illustrates Radioman, Chapter 9 ("Aftershocks"), page 73
Source of Photo: National Archives, # 80-G-19941
Envelope shows a December 11, 1941, postmark at upper right and Navy censor's stamp at lower left.
(Personal correspondence from most US military personnel were censored after the attack on Pearl
Harbor and remained so throughout World War II.)
Above document illustrates Radioman, Chapter 9 ("Aftershocks"), page 74
Source of Document: Ray Daves Collection
(Personal correspondence from most US military personnel were censored after the attack on Pearl
Harbor and remained so throughout World War II.)
Above document illustrates Radioman, Chapter 9 ("Aftershocks"), page 74
Source of Document: Ray Daves Collection
Reverse of envelope shows sender's return address and date it was received in Spokane, Washington.
Above document illustrates Radioman, Chapter 9 ("Aftershocks"), page 74
Source of Document: Ray Daves Collection
Above document illustrates Radioman, Chapter 9 ("Aftershocks"), page 74
Source of Document: Ray Daves Collection
Bonus Photos for All Other Chapters:
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[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14] [15] [16] [17] [18] [19] [20] [21] [Epilogue]
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