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The strategic reasoning behind japans attack of the us pacific fleet in Pearl Harbor was to cripple the us navy for which purpose

The strategic reasoning behind japans attack of the us pacific fleet in Pearl Harbor was to cripple the us navy for which purpose
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The strategic reasoning behind japans attack of the us pacific fleet in Pearl Harbor was to cripple the us navy for which purpose

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they had to bomb them im pretty sure

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