US Navy Admiral planned Pearl Harbor attack in 1932

AtlantisEmpire
Published on Sep 26, 2021
An American admiral launched an almost perfect carrier attack on Pearl Harbor during an exercise in 1932, but the military failed to learn its lesson, allowing the Japanese to launch almost exactly the same attack 9 years later.

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