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Al Kirke reminds readers Monday, April 30, 2007 of the War Dept's excellent Pearl Harbor board of inquiry  Above: USS Shaw under attack at Pearl Harbor, December 1941 Pearl Harbor board of inquiry THE American Army Pearl Harbor investigation was the only one well and honestly done, with testimony under oath and lawyers and a court reporter in attendance. Click these links for the whole report and its Top Secret Addendum. The Pearl Harbor cover up has been of epic proportions.
Website note: International Historic Films has an interesting video on this subject: DECEMBER 7TH: THE MOVIE (Walter Huston) USA, 1942, B&W, 82 minutes. A correspondent writes: "This film depicting the attack on Pearl Harbor was banned by the US Government for nearly 50 years because of its finger-pointing exposure of the Government's faults. It was confiscated as damaging to morale. (A completely censored 34-minute version of the film was released in 1943 and won an Academy Award for Best Documentary Production). Co-directed by John Ford and Greg Toland; music by Alfred Newman; featuring Walter Huston and Henry Davenport. This is the complete and uncut original version."
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David Irving