Day of Infamy, 60th Anniversary : The Classic Account of the Bombing of Pearl Harbor (Paperback)

from ngennaro

Purchased at Pear Harbor, this book really can be depressing. Similar in nature to Black Hawk down, you are proud of the men and how they served yet so disappinted in how just one or two people str...

from ngennaro

Purchased at Pear Harbor, this book really can be depressing. Similar in nature to Black Hawk down, you are proud of the men and how they served yet so disappinted in how just one or two people str...

from rocketjk

Day of Infamy, published in 1957, provides a minute-by-minute account of the Japanese attach on Pearl Harbor. The author, Walter Lord, also wrote the classic history of the sinking of the Titanic, ...

from Karlstar

I found this to be a complete, but slightly fragmented account of the attack on Pearl Harbor. For the most part it confines itself to the events of Dec. 7, it does not go into causes or a lot of hi...

from Bill.Bradford

This book, like all of Lord's shares a strength that is also its weakness. Lord did extensive research (take a look at the number of people he interviewed). The story is not told as a dispassionate...