Why were only the first 100 of 2,500 US Military Personnel Identified as Pearl Harbor Casualties

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Was browsing over the above article where they provide declassified memo that shows US - including Roosevelt & White House - were given 3-days notice of the Pearl Harbor False flag.

They mentioned 2,459 US military personnel were killed (a figure strikingly close to the WTC casualties 60 years later). Guess failed like 2nd grade History cause I remember only a token and even '100' US Military personnel were killed during Pearl Harbor.

Turns out the number identified remains 100, even.

So where did they get 2459 from? And why so conveniently only be able to identify the first 100 casualties?

a reply to: letni
It's not clear where you're getting "100" from.
If there is a difference, might it be that most of the missing men could not be matched up by name with their bodies?

a reply to: letni

Are you suggesting the Pearl Harbor attack was "rigged" ? 😧

a reply to: letni

100? Either you have a bad memory or you've been exposed to some kind of propaganda.

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The total number of military personnel killed was 2,335, including 2,008 navy personnel, 109 marines, and 218 army. Added to this were 68 civilians, making the total 2403 people dead. 1,177 were from the USS Arizona.

Surely you have heard of the USS Arizona?

Where are you coming up with this 100 number? Where did you go to school?

I became close friends with a man who was one of only two in his barracks that survived the attack. The rest of his barracks were mowed down on the parade grounds.

You've got "false flag" on the brain if you think Pearl Harbor was a false flag

There were over 1,100 sailors that went down with the Battleship Arizona alone. A family friends father was a sailor on the Arizona that morning but was luckily on shore at the time of the attack.

a reply to: letni

mate if you don't remember the USS Arizona... just stop please.


Second... so I don't break some rules.

There were 100 casualties of the USS Oklahoma identified as of December 2017. It's doubled since then, and they're up to 200 now. They're still identifying remains from Pearl Harbor using DNA testing. As others have said, look up the USS Arizona, where 1,177 people were killed. Their names are engraved on one end of the memorial floating above the ship.

Interesting factoid about the Memorial, the flag that flies over the Memorial is actually on a flag pole that is attached to the ship, not the Memorial itself.

a reply to: letni

"In anticipation of possible open conflict with this country, Japan is vigorously utilizing every available agency to secure military, naval and commercial information, paying particular attention to the West Coast, the Panama Canal and the Territory of Hawaii," stated the 26-page memo.

Where does your story say they knew PH was being attacked on that particular day?

Even in the most recent articles about identifying military casualties of Pearl Harbor,

they all peculiarly stop at identifying the first 100, still:

www.hawaii.com...

You're currently on: Home Blog 100 Soldiers That Were Killed in the Pearl Harbor Attack Are Identified After 76 Years

Thats even after 76 years, folks! Nobody else identified after all that time past. They stopped at '100'.

a reply to: letni

Uhm... You really should read that a lot more carefully. They're talking about 100 unidentified remains that were identified in 2018. There were over 400 killed on the USS Oklahoma alone, and roughly half of them have been identified.

The military has identified 100 sailors and Marines killed when the USS Oklahoma capsized during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor 76 years ago.

They aren't talking about 100 killed in the entire attack, they're talking about 100 killed on one ship that weren't identified yet because their remains were too badly damaged for technology at the time.

a reply to: letni

1177 men went down with the USS ARIZONA , must were never recovered

56 men were entombed in the USS UTAH, an old battleship converted to target and training ship . which were not recovered

425 men were lost on USS OKLAHOMA when it capsized - the remains were recovered months later when ship was
salvaged , they were too badly decomposed to be identified at the time Since then the remains have been
undergoing DNA testing to identify them using living decedent's

There were other attacks in other US territories on the same day as Pearl Harbor, including Guam, Wake Island, Philippines, as well as other allied areas like Malaya, Singapore, and Hong Kong. All within hours of one another.

It wasn't a "False Flag"