Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day. It was this day in 1941 that the Japanese bombed the port in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. With that act of war the United States was forced into a war they didn’t really want to be a part of, World War II. We all know the stories, the movies and the history behind Pearl Harbor and the war and I don’t know about you but I’d like to not remember the day. Let’s remember the people, the people that died, the people that lived and shot those Japanese planes into the Pacific Ocean and the people who were survived by the decease.
I can’t say it enough, thank you. Remember the people, remember the day, just don’t remember the event.
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Thursday, December 7, 2017
Wednesday, December 7, 2016
Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day. It was this day in 1941 that the Japanese bombed the port in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. With that act of war the United States was forced into a war they didn’t really want to be a part of, World War II. We all know the stories, the movies and the history behind Pearl Harbor and the war and I don’t know about you but I’d like to not remember the day. Let’s remember the people, the people that died, the people that lived and shot those Japanese planes into the Pacific Ocean and the people who were survived by the decease.
I can’t say it enough, thank you. Remember the people, remember the day just don’t remember the event.
Monday, December 7, 2015
Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day. It was this day in 1941 that
the Japanese bombed the port in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. With that act of war the
United States was forced into a war they didn’t really want to be a part of,
World War II. We all know the stories, the movies and the history behind Pearl
Harbor and the war and I don’t know about you but I’d like to not remember the
day. Let’s remember the people, the people that died, the people that lived and
shot those Japanese planes into the Pacific Ocean and the people who were
survived by the decease.
I can’t say it enough, thank you. Remember the people,
remember the day just don’t remember the event.
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