Pearl Harbor Collection (page 4)

"A Day That Will Live in Infamy: Remembering Pearl Harbor" Sailors aboard the guided-missile cruiser USS Port Royal man the rails, their eyes fixed on the horizon

Pearl Harbor Collection: Page two of the first typed draft of President Franklin Roosevelts speech to the U. S

Page two of the first typed draft of President Franklin Roosevelts speech to the U. S
ROOSEVELT SPEECH, 1941. Page two of the first typed draft of President Franklin Roosevelts speech to the U.S. Congress, 8 December 1941

Pearl Harbor Collection: Page three of President Franklin Roosevelts reading copy of his speech to the U. S

Page three of President Franklin Roosevelts reading copy of his speech to the U. S
ROOSEVELT SPEECH, 1941. Page three of President Franklin Roosevelts reading copy of his speech to the U.S. Congress, 8 December 1941

Pearl Harbor Collection: Roosevelt Speech, 1941

Roosevelt Speech, 1941
ROOSEVELT SPEECH, 1941. Page one President Franklin Roosevelts reading copy of his speech to the U.S. Congress, 8 December 1941

Pearl Harbor Collection: WORLD WAR II: PEARL HARBOR. The USS Shaw exploding during the Japanese attack on the U. S

WORLD WAR II: PEARL HARBOR. The USS Shaw exploding during the Japanese attack on the U. S
WORLD WAR II: PEARL HARBOR. The USS Shaw exploding during the Japanese attack on the U.S. naval base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 7 December 1941

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"A Day That Will Live in Infamy: Remembering Pearl Harbor" Sailors aboard the guided-missile cruiser USS Port Royal man the rails, their eyes fixed on the horizon, as they pay tribute to those who lost their lives on that fateful day. Vintage World War II posters featuring bombs falling serve as a haunting reminder of the devastating attack that forever changed history. The Sea Based X-band Radar stands tall, symbolizing our unwavering commitment to national security and defense. "Avenge December 7, " a rallying cry etched into our hearts, echoes through time as we honor the heroes who bravely fought against adversity. Standing at Pearl Harbour National Monument in Hawaii's Oahu island, we pay homage to those who made the ultimate sacrifice for freedom and peace. The Japanese Attack on Pearl Harbour is frozen in time through an iconic photograph captured on December 7th, 1941. It serves as a stark reminder of the destruction unleashed upon USS West Virginia and USS Tennessee during that infamous assault. Japanese aircraft carrier Akagi emerges from history books as Admiral Nagumo's flagship during this catastrophic event. Its presence reminds us of both Japan's aggression and America's resilience. In San Francisco streets filled with uncertainty, war news is read avidly aboard streetcars; black-and-white photographs transport us back to that era when fear gripped every heart but did not break our spirit. Navy SEALs embody strength and determination even today; practicing high-speed boat cast and recovery exercises while preparing for any threat that may arise. These elite warriors also train underwater using closed circuit rebreathers - silently navigating hostile waters with unparalleled skill. A Navy SEAL combat swimmer adjusts his dive mask before plunging into unknown depths - a testament to their unwavering dedication towards protecting our nation's interests above and below sea level.