The sinking of the USS Panay stuck sore with many of the soldiers, sailors and flyers of the United States. Although the Japanese had paid for damages and apologised, many believed it was only a sign of things to come. After the conquest of Hawaii many Navy pilots were glad things didn't come to blow over the matter as they would've hated to face Japanese planes in such obsolete fighters like the F3F.
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