Naval photograph documenting the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii which initiated US participation in World War II. Navy's caption: Three capital ships afire and sinking, the USS WEST VIRGINIA, the USS TENNESSEE, and the USS ARIZONA after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on Dec.7,1941.; Scope and content: This photograph was originally taken by a Naval photographer immediately after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, but came to be filed in a writ of application for habeas corpus case (number 298) tried in the US District Court, District of Hawaii in 1944. The case, In Re Lloyd C.

Naval photograph documenting the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii which initiated US participation in World War II. Navy's caption: Three capital ships afire and sinking, the USS WEST VIRGINIA, the USS TENNESSEE, and the USS ARIZONA after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on Dec.7,1941.; Scope and content: This photograph was originally taken by a Naval photographer immediately after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, but came to be filed in a writ of application for habeas corpus case (number 298) tried in the US District Court, District of Hawaii in 1944. The case, In Re Lloyd C. Stock Photo

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Naval photograph documenting the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii which initiated US participation in World War II. Navy's caption: Three capital ships afire and sinking, the USS WEST VIRGINIA, the USS TENNESSEE, and the USS ARIZONA after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on Dec.7, 1941.; Scope and content: This photograph was originally taken by a Naval photographer immediately after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, but came to be filed in a writ of application for habeas corpus case (number 298) tried in the US District Court, District of Hawaii in 1944. The case, In Re Lloyd C. Duncan related to imposition of martial law in Hawaii during World War II.

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