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Page 1: History of legendary US naval base. US became involved in a devastating world conflict

History of legendary US naval base

Page 2: History of legendary US naval base. US became involved in a devastating world conflict

US became

involved in a

devastating

world conflict

Page 3: History of legendary US naval base. US became involved in a devastating world conflict

The Axis powers

had established a

firm foothold

prior to

American entry

into the conflict

Page 4: History of legendary US naval base. US became involved in a devastating world conflict

On the 7th of

December, 1941

Japan made a

surprise, attack

on the American

naval base at

Pearl Harbor and

the US entered

the war

Page 5: History of legendary US naval base. US became involved in a devastating world conflict

On the 8th of

December, 1941

the US, led by

president,

Franklin D.

Roosevelt,

declared war on

the Axis powers

Page 6: History of legendary US naval base. US became involved in a devastating world conflict

On the 26th of

January, 1942

first American

forces arrived in

Great Britain

Page 7: History of legendary US naval base. US became involved in a devastating world conflict

On the 4th of

June, 1942 was

American naval

victory at Battle

of Midway

Page 8: History of legendary US naval base. US became involved in a devastating world conflict

On the 1st of

April 1945 US

troops encircle

Germans in the

Ruhr

Page 9: History of legendary US naval base. US became involved in a devastating world conflict

On the 6th of

August US

dropped atomic

bomb on

Hiroshima

Page 10: History of legendary US naval base. US became involved in a devastating world conflict

On the 9th of

August US

dropped atomic

bomb on

Nagasaki in

Japan

Page 11: History of legendary US naval base. US became involved in a devastating world conflict

The United

States lost 418

000 people in the

Second World

War