It occurred the day after the shelling of the Elwood oil refinery, which led to fear of another submarine attack.
Three people died during this event because of heart attacks attributed to stress. It occurred the day after the shelling of the Elwood oil refinery, which led to fear of another submarine attack. A 1983 report blamed this incident on a lost weather balloon and "war nerves." For 10 points, name this February 1942 event involving frenzied anti-aircraft barrage at apparently nothing, which took place in a California city.
Three people died during this event because of heart attacks attributed to stress.
Battle of Los Angeles [or Los Angeles Air Raid]