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Today, the skies over Los Angeles are silent except for the roar of jets from LAX and helicopters over the 405 freeway. But you can still walk the grounds where the 37th Coast Artillery Brigade fired into the night. The coastal areas of Santa Monica, Culver City, and Long Beach are now residential neighborhoods, with no plaques or monuments to the weirdest night in the city’s history.
In the dark, terrified early hours of February 25, 1942, just weeks after the attack on Pearl Harbor, the skies over Southern California erupted in a thunderous roar that would cement one of the strangest events in American military history: (The Battle of Los Angeles). batalla por los angeles
“Marines don’t quit. That’s not how we’re built.” Today, the skies over Los Angeles are silent
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