When the Japanese made their plans to bomb Pearl Harbour, they planned to go after more than just the harbour itself. .They had three other targets in mind: Hickman Airfield, Ford Island and Wheeler Army AirField But why attack Wheeler Airfield? After all, it was an aircraft base, and it’s not that close to the heavy
On the morning of December 7, 1941, First Lieutenant Kermit Tyler of the U.S. Air Force went to work like everyone else. He was stationed at Pearl Harbour’s radar information center at Ft. Shafter. Just before 8 a.m., a radar operator approached Tyler and pointed to a major blip on the radar. The blip was only
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