One Year After Pearl Harbor

The transcript covers a radio news summary from December 1941, starting with weather updates and traffic warnings. It then breaks into a flash news report about the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, marking a pivotal moment in history. The broadcast continues with President Roosevelt's address to Congress, highlighting the significance of the attack and the U.S. response. The narrative shifts to the broader context of WWII, discussing the strategic decisions made by leaders like Churchill and Roosevelt, and the challenges faced in the Pacific and European theaters.

What was the objective that Churchill and Roosevelt aimed for in their beginning?

What challenges did MacArthur and his men face during the campaign in the Pacific?