Which best identifies a way in which joe morgan and robert kinsler's accounts of the pearl harbor attack differed?

a. robert kintzler remembered many different details from the attack sense he was far enough away to witness many different things taking place at once. to morgan was on the front lines in was able to see only one event.

b. robert cancer was on april to remember key details from the attack while, joe morgan was able to remember vivid details of the attack on pearl harbor.

c. is not what robert kingsley remembers being showered with gunfire from many planes; john morgan was hiding in fear and only remembers hearing the sound of guns firing.

d. both robert and joe share strikingly similar versions of the attack of the pearl harbor.

C. Is not what Robert Kinzler remembers being showered with gunfire from many planes; John Morgan was hiding in fear and only remembers hearing the sound of guns firing.

Explanation: Joe Morgan was the honorary chaplain of the USS Arizona Memorial. When the attack started, he looked for a place to hide, there, he noticed some of his shipmates shooting back at the aircraft just with their handguns, so he joined them, that's why he just remember hearing the sound of guns firing.

Robert Kinzler was not at Pearl Harbor when the bombs began to fall. He  was a few miles from there, and even though there were many airplanes in the air that day, he only remembers hearing one of them.

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