http://www.history.com/shows/wwii-in-hd/videos/attack-pearl-harbor#attack-pearl-harborAbove is a link to a video that shows the event of Pearl Harbor.
Above is a picture in color of the naval base being destroyed into pieces.
Above is an old newspaper of a Japanese incident that occured.
Below is a link to a page where one can read about a war survivor.
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Below are famous pictures during WWII. "Rosie the riveter" was an important figure for working women during the 2nd war. She was an inspiring, cultural icon representing women who were working in the factories during WWII. Women made war supplies, and most of the time were replaced by the men working in the army.
Now, below is a picture of how brave soldiers died or were severely injured during war.
http://www.history.com/videos/japanese-attack-pearl-harbor#japanese-attack-pearl-harbor
http://www.history.com/videos/japanese-attack-pearl-harbor#battle-360-weapons-match-up
Above are two different links to videos about Pearl Harbor, one mainly F.D.R's speech to the nations and the next about planing of the attack.
Here is an audio and video of WAC, (also known as the Woman's Army Corps) women pledging to join the war. It was made as an auxiliary unite, (the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps) also known as WAAC.
http://www.history.com/topics/womens-army-corps/audio#wac-recruits-take-oath-of-enlistment
http://www.history.com/topics/womens-army-corps/videos#womens-army-auxiliary-corps
Finally Japan surrenders unconditionally and war is over!
The surrender of Japan occured in 1945.
