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Wednesday
Rembering Pearl Harbor
"Pearl Harbor - December 7, 1941" -- an event which inspired a united nation
to adopt a new slogan, "Remember Pearl Harbor," just as the nation adopted
a similar slogan 105 years earlier in the year 1836: "Remember the Alamo."
On that day, March 6, 1836, 2000 Mexican soldiers attacked the Alamo,
defended by 189 American men. The result, at the end of that day, was
recorded as 1600 Mexicans, and 189 Americans killed in action.
The recorded results of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor at the end
of the day, December 7, 1941, included 5 of America's 8 battleships moored
there destroyed, with the other 3 seriously damaged, other ships and the
Hawaii based air force planes were also destroyed, and the number of
American deaths exceeded 2,400.
Assuming that a person should have been at least 12 years old on that date
in order to appreciate to the full what had happened, only those who are past
75 years of age today can really remember the attack on Pearl Harbor. Todays
news commentators, the "talking heads" on TV -- most of them, at least -- can
evaluate that event only by the reports they have read or the films they have
seen. They have no idea whatsoever of how the American people felt and reacted
to Roosevelt's defined "day of infamy."
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