One captured combatant in this battle attempted to burn himself with cigarettes to commit suicide.
 Kermit Tyler was responsible for warning one side of the approach of the other. This battle, which was
 known as Operation Z by one side, was prompted by the passage of the Vinson-Walsh act and the sending
 of the Hull Note by one country. The attacking side made heavy use of the recently-developed Type 91
 torpedo. The aggressor was partly motivated by dwindling oil supplies. This battle saw the 
One captured combatant in this battle attempted to burn himself with cigarettes to commit suicide.
 Kermit Tyler was responsible for warning one side of the approach of the other. This battle, which was
 known as Operation Z by one side, was prompted by the passage of the Vinson-Walsh act and the sending
 of the Hull Note by one country. The attacking side made heavy use of the recently-developed Type 91
 torpedo. The aggressor was partly motivated by dwindling oil supplies. This battle saw the destruction of
 the USS Arizona. Occurring on "a date which will live in infamy," for 10 points, name this attack that
 brought the United States into World War II.
One captured combatant in this battle attempted to burn himself with cigarettes to commit suicide.
 
attack on {Pearl Harbor}