September 11 and Pearl Harbor

September 11th and Pearl Harbor "This is an understatement, but I do not think this is the second Pearl Harbor." Senator Charles Hagel told the Los Angeles Times on 11th September 2001. Pearl Harbor of the sequel broke out on September 11, and the aircraft hijacked in 2001 destroyed the Twin Towers at the World Trade Center in New York and a part of the West Wing at Pentagon in Washington DC. The border with the United States was closed and the US Federal Aviation Administration closed all the airports throughout the country.

Comparison with Pearl Harbor on 11th September 2001 also failed in several respects. First, Pearl Harbor is an attack on military goals. The September 11 attack targeted innocent, unarmed civilians. Comparing the two, this is definitely a big difference. When Pearl Harbor was attacked, they were able to raise the plane to counter the Japanese attackers, and on September 11 attacks they were not in time to prevent the attack. Another difference is that Americans at Pearl Harbor base on December 7 saw that the plane is flying over the sea; they noticed a big meatball beside the site (this is It is the red dot of the national flag of Japan). When people saw these planes coming, they knew what was going on, especially when they knew the Japanese plane they were traveling for. This is another reason it can be classified as a difference between 12/7/41 and 9/11/1

On the morning of December 7, 1941, the Japanese Navy Aviation Bureau suddenly attacked the US Naval Base in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, and this attack was also known as a battle of Pearl Harbor. America has entered the Second World War. Japanese military leaders called attacks as Hawaii's actions and actions AI as actions during the Z action plan. Japan aims to use this attack against overseas territories in the UK, the Netherlands and the United States as a precautionary measure to prevent the US Pacific Fleet from interfering with military operations scheduled in Southeast Asia. In seven hours, Japan undertook cooperative attacks on the Philippines, Guam, Wake Island and the British Empire controlled by the United States in Malaysia, Singapore and Hong Kong.