http://www.dohc.com/aloha/Arizona Memorial Webcam
http://www.earthstation1.com/WWIIAudio/CBS_120741.wavCBS New York City interrupts the New York Giants/Brooklyn Dodgers football
game to announce the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
http://www.earthstation1.com/WWIIAudio/Kaltenborn_recounts_FDR's_Pearl_Harbor_attack_announcement.wav
Famous American radio commentator H. V. Kaltenborn does a sum-up of what was
then known about the Pearl Harbor attack 30 minutes after it was first
reported by Franklin Roosevelt.
http://www.earthstation1.com/WWIIAudio/NBC_1428NY_120741.wavNBC radio concludes an episode of "Sammy Kaye's Sunday Serenade" at Radio
City, New York City, followed immediately by an announcement of the Japanese
attack on Pearl Harbor, 2:28 EST, Dec. 7th, 1941.
http://www.earthstation1.com/WWIIAudio/America/Pearl!.m3u
Shocked and off-balance, NBC follows up on the above report with a live
remote from Honolulu via telephone. An operator interrupts the call, and
while waiting to reestablish contact, news shifts to Washington D.C. and
continues on to bulletins from Honolulu, Washington, Berlin, San Francsico
and Ottawa. The shock of the moment is movingly captured in an extraordinary
manner. A true gem of an audio historical document, courtesy of Ian Holder.
A RealAudio file.
http://www.earthstation1.com/WWIIAudio/NBC_Manila_&_Oahu_attacks_120741.wavNBC reports on attacks upon Manila and Oahu, 12/7/41.
http://www.earthstation1.com/WWIIAudio/America/BBC411207-DCReactionToPearlHarborAttack.wavThe BBC's American correspondant Albert Lee Warner gives an emotionally
tinged but disciplined account of reactions to the attack in America's
capitol.
