"Tora! Tora! Tora!". This word meaning 'tiger' in Japanese, repeated three times, was the beginning of the end of the American navy stationed at Pearl Harbour. On a fateful day, one of the bloodiest wars in the history of human conflict erupted - the sea war in the Pacific. If you feel like teaching the Japanese a lesson, then join the American army. Perhaps you imagined your first trip to Hawaii a bit differently. As long as you can remember, these blissful islands tempted you with naked girls lying under beach palms. Surely, many times, you have seen the posters of cute pin-up girls. Yeah man, what a dream... Meanwhile, reality in Pearl Harbor has changed unrecognisably since the 7th December when it all began. Hawaii, during the Second World War, is a place of constant sea and air battle. A narrow and always warm berth in aircraft carrier pilots quarters... and relentless alarms, exercises, and manoeuvres. You do not even get to see the palm trees, because coming close to an island, or lowering a flight path, exposes you to painful lessons by Japanese anti-aircraft artillery.