Those Cries We Cannot Hear

I write about war, and I want to say that no matter what the reason is, whether it is just to start a war, in the end it is the civilians who suffer. To refute this sentence, in the long run, the civilians of the victorious side of the war will have a better life in the next generation or the next generation. The sacrifices of the predecessors are not only for a certain interest group, but also represent the interests of the country and the nation. There is no right or wrong for the country and the nation. If you post the second post, you can only get 0 points~~I'm still suspicious of it~ I'm dizzy!

Finally I have something I can express my opinion about~~ The weather was good during the few days of the attack on Pearl Harbor, and there was no sign of rain. Japan's mini-submarines infiltrated Pearl Harbor mainly to bomb and sink large ships including battleships and heavy cruisers. The United States has not lost a single submarine, because sneak attacks are to maximize profits in a short period of time and will not pay attention to submarines. The aircraft carrier was not in the port at that time. Roosevelt knew in advance that Japan was coming to attack and made sacrifices in order to start the war. At that time, the U. S. Submarine would not have detected the signal, because it would not have opened it at all. There was a detection system outside Pearl Harbor, but they mistakenly thought it was an American aircraft. In the end, it is true that life is fragile, and you should live every day well and cherish every day while living in the present.

In times of disaster, people can see themselves clearly and how fragile they are.