PEARL HARBOR DEFENCE 1941

On the morning of Sunday, December 7, 1941, The attack on Pearl Harbor
was a surprise military strike conducted by the Japanese navy against the
United States’ naval base at Pearl Harbor.

When fire you must pay attention to calculate the bullet’s lead, then you
can shoot enemy’s airplane accurately; the bullet may also disturb the enemy
airplanes, enables the enemy airplanes difficult to aim, fire; More over you must
keep fire the Attack airplane with 97 types of the torpedo, you need to shoot
down it before its launching the torpedo.

Good luck!

Instructions: Move mouse to change view, press left mouse button to shoot the enemy airplanes.

Categories: Shooting. Tags: 1941, airplane, defence, japan, mikefc, military, Pearl Harbor, Shooting, Torpedo, United States' naval base

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