A damaged Zero fighter left a trail of smoke above Pearl Harbor, 7 Dec 1941

Caption   A damaged Zero fighter left a trail of smoke above Pearl Harbor, 7 Dec 1941
Source   United States Navy Naval History and Heritage Command
Identification Code   80-G-19931
Linked Article(s)     Aircraft: A6M Zero
     Event: Attack on Pearl Harbor

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Visitor Submitted Comments

  1. Anonymous says:
    13 Feb 2009 03:41:37 PM

    I think the photo of the zero, was flown by Lieutenant Commander Shigeru Itaya,received battle damage and crashed dived his zero into the first target of opportunity he could find, during the Pearl Harbor Attack.
  2. Anonymous says:
    13 Feb 2009 03:59:39 PM

    second conclusion, was that Itaya was making his second attack at the Kaneohe armory. received ground fire,and may have been killed. The zero dived vertically into the ground, exploded, and skidded into a dirt bank.
  3. Anonymous says:
    13 Mar 2009 05:46:20 AM

    I think the photo of the zero, was flown by Lieutenant Commander Shigeru Itaya,received battle damage and crashed dived his zero into the first target of opportunity he could find, during the Pearl Harbor Attack.second conclusion, was that Itaya was making his second attack at the Kaneohe armory. received ground fire,and may have been killed. The zero dived vertically into the ground, exploded, and skidded into a dirt bank.World War 2 changed the world, split into two camps in Europe, East vs the West, a Cold War that continued until the fall of the U.S.S.R. NOW ITS THE INFORMATION WAR! and its World Wide. Friend's have become enemie's, and enemies have become friend's.

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