IMW Tape 087 8 Japanese propaganda, aftermath of PH end Apple ProRes 422 (HQ)

The transcript describes the strategic movements of the Pacific fleet and the arrival of convoys with reinforcements and supplies. It highlights the military buildup in Hawaii, turning it into a formidable fortress. The impact of war on Hawaii's civilian life is detailed, including martial law and the construction of shelters. The Japanese community in Hawaii undergoes significant changes, erasing ties with their homeland. Hawaii's transformation during wartime is evident, with changes to landmarks and daily life, including blackouts and deserted streets.

What strategic action did the Pacific fleet take in response to the threat?

• They remained stationed in Hawaii.

• They returned to the mainland for reinforcements.

• They attacked the enemy fleet directly.

• They moved to the Panama Canal for shelter.

What was one of the first actions taken by Governor Poindexter after the attack?

• He declared a state of emergency.

• He proclaimed martial law for civilians.

• He ordered an evacuation of the island.

• He requested international aid.

How were public spaces in Hawaii transformed after the attack?

• They were left unchanged.

• They were uprooted to build concrete shelters.

• They were converted into military bases.

• They were used for community gatherings.

What challenge did Hawaiian parents face with their children during the war?

• Finding new schools for their children.

• Explaining the need for air raid drills.

• Teaching them a new language.

• Keeping them indoors at all times.

What cultural shift occurred among Japanese residents in Hawaii during the war?

• They moved back to Japan.

• They formed new cultural organizations.

• They distanced themselves from their homeland.

• They embraced their cultural heritage more strongly.

What happened to the Aloha Tower during the war?

• It was used as a lookout point.

• It was covered in war paint.

• It became a symbol of resistance.

• It was destroyed in an attack.

How did the war affect the tourism industry in Hawaii?

• It shifted focus to local visitors.

• It flourished due to increased interest.

• It declined as liners went to war.

• It remained stable with minor changes.