Burning Ships in Pearl Harbor Dry-docks, 7 December 1941
Today marks the 68th Anniversary of Pearl Harbor.
Take today to remember those 2,000 who gave the ultimate sacrifice, and what the event meant for American History.
Here’s a great link to National Geographic’s coverage of Pearl Harbor.
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Very sweet of you to remind us of an event too easily taken for granted.
I was appalled at all the BS about how we nuked hiroshima & nagasaki.But so little on the news about the Pearl and how we got attacked and all the lives lost there and during the war we did NOT start.This once was [ maybe again ? ] a great nation of rifleman.