quote:Originalmente publicado por Luft46:
Obrigado Ron.
A proposito, como está o placar?
Pergunta:
Quem é o jovem da foto e o que ele fez de importante que ñao serviu pra porr@ nenhuma?
Demorou mas achei !!
O cara é americano, beeeem no início da guerra ( 07/12/1941) e o que ele fez não serviu pra porr@ nenhuma .....
Joe Lockard, um dos operadores de radar que detectou a força de ataque japonesa na manhã do dia 07/12, avisou os superiores, mas foram informados que eram somente uma formação de B-17. Ou seja fez seu trabalho, mas de nada adiantou...
Um trecho de sua história :
Shortly after 7 a.m. we started getting a one large blip. When I saw the large blip I thought maybe something was wrong with our equipment. We had no idea what the blip was showing. It was moving too fast to be any ships so it had to be something in the air. We tried to plot its course. We were able to determine at the moment we saw the blip, that turned out to be the attacking planes, that it was probably about 137 miles out.”
Lockard then called Fort Shafter and he and Elliot were told that the blip was an inbound flight of B-17s that were due in that morning."
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Abraços !!!!
Rafael Venzon