Movietone News, “When ‘Arizona’s’ magazines exploded there was a roar that could be heard for miles. Then she was still,” December 7, 1941
Kelso Daly, “Brought from his bed by the thunder of exploding bombs, this pajama-clad islander has rushed out on his terrace to scan with binculars smoke-swept scene. Back and forth Jap planes roared, while at Pearl Harbor other bombs were falling from other planes,” December 6, 1941
PM, December 8, 1941, pp. 28-19
George Strock, “Brooklyn Navy Yard workers, volunteering for service at Pearl Harbor, are told goodby by their commandant,” 1942
Hansel Mieth, F.B.I. agent interrogating a Japanese woman in San Francisco immediately after the bombing of Pearl Harbor, 1941
Fans in a Flashbulb 
These are great Erin! That one from the Brooklyn Navy Yard we think was taken in front of the old Marine Barracks. It was part of a complex designed by one of the architects of the capitol, Thomas Ustick Walter. Our new visitor’s center, BLDG 92, was also a part of that complex.