Pearl Harbor Day Reflections From wartime Leaders and Heroes
Historic recollections from figures like Harry S. Truman Dwight D. Eisenhower Joe Foss Dean Rusk Lyndon B. Johnson and others recount their first awareness of Pearl Harbor the urgency to act and the immediate moves that shaped U.S. wartime leadership and early combat. The piece also notes memorial ceremonies at universities and questions surrounding the Pearl Harbor decision.
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Pearl Harbor
Nazi Germany
Ft. Benning
Joe Foss
Saughley Field
Pensacola
Fla
Guadalcanal
Foss
South Dakota
American Football League
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
United States
Bill D. Moyers
White House
Hundreds Honor Pearl Harbor Anniversary Ceremony
At Punchbowl crater National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific 900 survivors and families hear Navy Secretary Paul H. Nitze deliver the main address. The Pearl Harbor Survivors Association sponsors the observance with wide veteran group participation, including a sunset service aboard the USS Arizona Memorial and remarks by Rear Adm. Henry Persons. The Arizona was decommissioned December 29, 1941 and struck from the list.
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William Seely
Groton
Conn
Ranch House
Pearl Harbor
Kimmel
America
U.S
Pacific
Japan
United States
Roosevelt
George Marshall
Washington High Command
Fdr
Hawaii
National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific
Punchbowl Crater
Secretary of the Navy
Paul H. Nitze
Adm
Henry Persons
Navy
Arizona
Pearl Harbor Veterans Recall the December 7 Attack
City police Beasley and Detective Jack Ford recount their Pearl Harbor experiences. Beasley, a former chief electrician, explains the Arizona strike and the ship’s heavy firepower aiding defenses. Ford, a Marine sergeant stationed near Hickam, describes the surprise and intense fighting and the cleanup period.
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Arizona
U. S
Beasley
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Theity
Jack Ford
Hickam Air Force Base
Observances marked nationwide for Pearl Harbor 25th anniversary
From state capitals to campuses and churches millions remembered Pearl Harbor on the day marking 25 years since the Japanese attack. Veterans groups in Carlsbad New Mexico called for a noon minute of silence with 34 sirens as ceremonies unfolded.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Pearl Harbor
United States
Husband E. Kimmel
America
Eleanor Roosevelt
White House
Library of Congress
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Dubuque
William Barragy
Loras
Carlsbad
I.m
Rainbows Explained by Water Drops and Prisms
Rainbows form when sunlight enters a water drop and is refracted, dispersed into colors, reflected inside, and refracted again as it exits. Each drop contributes a small part of the spectrum resulting in a circular arc of colors.
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