Isoroku Yamamoto, a Japanese general for the Japanese navy. He is the general who lead the attack on Pearl Harbor.

Isoroku Yamamoto was born in Nagatcha Japan in 1884. Isoroku Yamamoto was put up for adoption, he was adopted by a man named Takano. Isoroku was named after his real father. His fathers name Takano, means fifty-six. At the age of nineteen he joined the navy. During the time he was in the navy, he went to war (Russo Japanese war). He was later promoted to a higher rank. In 1914-1919 he attended the imperial Navy staff college. In 1919 he spent two years at Harvard. He traveled between the United states and Japan frequently. During the visits back to Japan he was promoted to the rank of cap

since the Japanese went to Pearl Harbor the Japanese lost many soldiers they weren¡¦t able to defend themselves.

In 1941 he started to go to sea and prepare for the attack. Isoroku started to set up his fleet and prepare for the attack. Then many soldiers started to get sick with a plague and Isoroku ordered the soldiers to be transported back. He made many of the ships fall back (which means go back) to Japan to get more soldiers and get the ships refueled.

After Isoroku and the Japanese navy had gotten everything back into the position for war, Isoroku carried out his plan. On December 7, 1941 Isoroku and the Japanese navy bombed Pearl Harbor killing many Americans. The Americans were unprepared for the attack so many were dieing. Many Americans went into they¡¦re battle stations and fought back. The Americans only got two planes up in the air to fight back. By that time hundreds of Americans had died and one ship hand been sunken, th

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