Thirty minutes over Oregon: a Japanese pilot's World War II story
United States history, War, Asian travel and geography, Social issues, Police and military, Historical biography, Biography, General non-fiction, United States travel and geography
Human-narrated audio
Summary
The devastating Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, in 1941, drew the United States into World War II. Few know that several months later, Japanese pilot Nobuo Fujita dropped bombs on the mainland, outside a small town in Oregon. But… the bombings were only the beginning of Fujita's story. Twenty years later, he returned to Oregon, this time to apologize. This true tale is a dramatic and moving account of reconciliation after war. For grades 2-4