Let us not forget those brave military personnel!

And let us also not forget how the conflict was resolved.

Soldiers are brave for giving up their lives for a cause. But while we honor them, we should never forget about the horrors of war.

Alot of innocent people died on this day oh so many years ago.....at the same, alot of the surviving people, LOST their innocence.

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patriot:

We had a moment of silence today for Pearl Harbor, and we also watched a documentary on it. God bless our troops patriot:

I think the memorial is so beautiful


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Originally posted by *Heinz Me*
I think the memorial is so beautiful

Yes, it would be interesting to see it in person.

A salute to those who lost their lives 63 years ago today... patriot:

We remember.

Originally posted by Fleet
Yes, it would be interesting to see it in person.


My father saw it, and a friend of mine spent a month in Hawaii and they both said it was breathtaking.

We talked about it in ROTC today and watched a movie on it.

We won't ever forget.

God Bless our Troops, we'll never forget those who died at Pearl Harbor on this day, way back in 1941. patriot:

My dad spent his 17th, 18th, 19th and 2oth year of his life at war in Japan during WWII. He never never admitted this to me, but I'm quite sure that the experience of four years of WWII changed his young life forever. It also had the consequence - for better or for worse - of effecting the lives of his, what was at that time, future wife and children.

did anyone see the episode of Malcolm that was on Sunday?


Hal was sick of the neighbor always out Christmasing him, so he made an insanely good Pearl Harbor memorial thing, so that he wouldnt have to compete, and his neighbor out did him.

Which TV shows incorporated this into plots? I can think of two.

1. The Waltons with the "Day of Infamy" episode where the Walton clan witnesses, on the radio (there were no TV sets in 1941, at least not that the Waltons had), the spectacle of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Mary Ellen's husband Curt was stationed there as a surgeon. The original airdate was 12/7/78, the 37th anniversary. It is a very moving episode that gets my eyes watery every time I see it. :crying:

2. In the Hawaii trilogy of The Brady Bunch the tour guide takes the Brady family to the U. S. S. Arizona as one of the stops on "Battleship Row."

Methinks this could branch out and move to its own thread in the "General Sitcoms Questions and Discussion" forum.

Originally posted by James
Which TV shows incorporated this into plots? I can think of two. That's a very interesting question.
Although not a plot scenario this a theme scenerio. The Lawrence Welk show used the Pearl Harbor anniversary for a musical theme more than once.