Things moved quickly after forces with the Imperial Japanese Navy attacked Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941. See how Tucson reacted and participated in the war effort in the first seven days with these Daily Star news clips.
Dec. 8, 1941 β Front page news
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Dec. 8, 1941 β Davis-Monthan under watch
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Dec. 8, 1941 β Arizona troop recall
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Dec. 9, 1941 β Tucson forms a Civilian Defense Committee
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Dec. 10, 1941 β Residents begin to enlist
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Dec. 10, 1941 β The American Red Cross talks disaster relief
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Dec. 10, 1941 β First Tucsonan is sent into service
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Dec. 10, 1941 β Tucson women's groups show their support
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Dec. 11, 1941 β Bisbee soldier is the first Arizona casualty
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Dec. 11, 1941 β Southern Arizona welcomes coastal evacuees
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Dec. 11, 1941 β Germans, Japanese, Italian arrested in Tucson
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Dec. 11, 1941 β Tucsonan is shot down
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Dec. 11, 1941 β Man is arrested for draft evasion
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Dec. 12, 1941 β Blackout plans discussed
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Dec. 12, 1941 β UA students are summoned for selective service meeting
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Dec. 12, 1941 β First casualty was a cowboy
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Dec. 12, 1941 β Expansion of the veterans hospital is pushed
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Dec. 14, 1941 β New blackout rules given
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Dec. 14, 1941 β Local tribe participation
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