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    The outlaw Robert Ford, who lived from 1860 to 1892, in an undated photograph by an unknown author reportedly posing with the weapon he used to assassinate Jesse James. It is assumed the image is in the Public Domain in the United States as Ford died in 1892, meaning the image was made prior to 1923.

An Unexpected Aviation Milestone

By www.pearl-harbor.info|February 1, 2025|

An Unexpected Aviation Milestone occurred on February 28, 2019, marking a dramatic turning point in the history of commercial aviation. When Japan launched its attack on Pearl Harbor, it triggered [...]

The Other Yamamoto – An American Hero

By www.pearl-harbor.info|January 28, 2025|

The Other Yamamoto – An American Hero is a story of bravery, resilience, and unshakable loyalty to one’s country, even in the face of immense adversity. In 1936, a young [...]

An Axis is Formed: The Tripartite Pact

By www.pearl-harbor.info|January 26, 2025|

On September 27, 1940, representatives from Japan, Italy, and Germany convened in Berlin to sign the Tripartite Pact, a mutual defense treaty that would forever alter the course of World [...]

Was the Attack on Pearl Harbor Illegal?

By www.pearl-harbor.info|January 25, 2025|

Was the attack on Pearl Harbor illegal? This question has lingered in historical discourse, sparking debates about international law, wartime ethics, and Japan's role in one of the most [...]

Ships of Pearl Harbor: USS Detroit

By www.pearl-harbor.info|January 24, 2025|

Ships of Pearl Harbor: USS Detroit stands as a testament to resilience and valor, embodying a unique legacy in naval history. As an Omaha-class light cruiser, USS Detroit (CL-8) was [...]

Named for a Legend: USS Nimitz Turns 50

By www.pearl-harbor.info|January 23, 2025|

December 7th, 1941, marked a turning point in history, altering countless lives and shaping the future of global conflict. Shortly after the devastating attack on Pearl Harbor, Fleet Admiral Chester [...]

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