Battle of Los Angeles, 1942: Fear, Misperception, and the U.S. Home Front

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During the Great Los Angeles Air Raid of 1942, a dramatic false alarm driven by real threats, radar limitations, weather, and widespread fear led to hours of searchlights and anti-aircraft fire with no enemy planes shot down, and it helped fuel conspiracy theories and wartime paranoia that fed attitudes around Executive Order 9066.

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