1.  As the years pass, the number of survivors of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor dwindles.

2.  A month after Pearl Harbor, the United States still was reeling under the Japanese attack in the Pacific.

3.  After Americans learned of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, however, there was no room for doubt.

4.  After the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor propelled the United States into the war, Churchill spent three weeks in the White House conferring with Roosevelt.

5.  After the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor during World War II, they were confined in an internment camp along with other Japanese Americans.

6.  After the Japanese attack, it was feared that Japanese Americans would spy for the enemy, so the family was ordered to move inland.

7.  Cold statistics bore out the fruitlessness of the Japanese attack.

8.  Detractors of Kimmel and Short say the two officers ignored repeated warnings from Washington that a Japanese attack was possible.

9.  Did Roosevelt permit the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor to go forward to bring the United States into World War II?

10.  During a layover in Chicago, he saw a newsreel of a Japanese attack on an American gunboat in China.