What about striking Pearl Harbor's fuel dumps and oil-storage facilities?
Short answerThose were targets for the unlaunched third wave, whose extra damage would have deepened the raid's conflict with Japan's supposed attrition strategy.
NotesThe fuel dumps and oil-storage facilities belonged to the third wave of targets that the Japanese did not attack. Doing more damage differed from preserving enough American strength to attempt an angry advance. Striking the infrastructure would better serve a crippling ambush strategy, while further weakening the logic of an attritional lure.