I've read a few of the threads regarding a Japanese invasion of hawaii and the concensus seems to be that it's impossible mainly due to logistics.
But it's definitely possible for them to have launched a third wave of attacks and blown up the giant fuel stores and damaged the dry docks, and I think this was the plan at one point.
I'm wondering how much of an affect this would have had on the Pacific war overall.
Could the difference have been made up with tankers, or would it have hamstrung the us fleet for a time?
Any thoughts?
But it's definitely possible for them to have launched a third wave of attacks and blown up the giant fuel stores and damaged the dry docks, and I think this was the plan at one point.
I'm wondering how much of an affect this would have had on the Pacific war overall.
Could the difference have been made up with tankers, or would it have hamstrung the us fleet for a time?
Any thoughts?