Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. CONTENTS V
3. PREFACE VII
4. I. SETTING THE STAGE FOR DISASTER
5. 1. CHALLENGE AND RESPONSE 3
6. 2 YAMAMOTO'S MASTER PLAN 17
7. 3 "NO CREDENCE IN THESE RUMORS" 24
8. 4 THE ORANGE RACE 34
9. 5 A CLASSIC MISUNDERSTANDING 53
10. II. THE ATTACK ON BATTLESHIP ROW
11. 6 THE APPROACH 69
12. 7 AN UNOBSTRUCTED RUN 76
13. 8 THE TORPEDO ATTACK 99
14. 9 THE BOMB ATTACK 107
15. 10 THE END OF ARIZONA 112
16. III. THE AIR BATTLES
17. 11. MACHINE GUNS ON WORKBENCHES 125
18. 12 AGAINST THE ODDS 135
19. 13 A "PRACTICALLY PERFECT" ATTACK 146
20. IV MORE HAVOC AT PEARL
21. 14 "CAPTAIN THEY'RE HERE!" 155
22. 15 A BATTLESHIP ADMIRAL'S NOTICE 168
23. 16 TENDING THE WOUNDED 180
24. V THE AFTERMATH
25. 17 RETURN FLIGHT 191
26. 18 WHAT NEXT? 200
27. 19 STRANDED 225
28. 20 ASSESSING LOSSES AND DAMAGE 233
29. VI AMERICA REACTS
30. 21 GIRDING FOR INVASION 241
31. 22 A QUESTION OF LOYALTY 249
32. 23 OPERATION K 258
33. 24 SALVAGE AND REPAIR 263
34. 25 REACTIONS AND REFLECTIONS 272
35. CHRONOLOGY 285
36. Appendixes
37. APPENDIXA A Note on Sources and Revisionism 297
38. APPENDIX B Japanese Ships in the Pearl Harbor Attack 304
39. APPENDIX C U.S. Navy Vessels In or Near Pearl Harbor on December 7,1941 306
40. APPENDIX D Losses in the Pearl Harbor Attack 308
41. APPENDIX E Navy War Warning on November 27,1941 310
42. APPENDIX F Army War Warnings on November 27 and December 7, 1941, and Short's Reply 311
43. APPENDIX G President Roosevelt's Address to Congress on December 8,1941 313
44. NOTES 315
45. SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY 337
46. INDEX 347
47. ABOUT THE AUTHOR 355