Remember Pearl Harbor!

Remember those that sacrificed on December 7th, 1941 and on thru August 15th, 1945.

 

Amen

 

great looking poster - I will call my grandpa - he is a WWII vet and still alive - we are losing more and more of them everyday - if you happen to have one in your family - try to get some stories out of them - cause they may not be here next year.............

 

My father was there. Respect.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pearl_Harbor

 

A friend of my grandfathers was at Pearl on that day. I wished I could remember the stories I heard as a kid. Cap Ross has been gone for a long while now, but I will always remember his sacrifice for the rest of us.

 

Mine too although near the end of the war.

 

God Bless Them All. Thank You.

 

As a Seabee I will always remember the 7th of December.

 

Thanks to all who served and are serving.

 

Amen.

 

NEVER FORGET!

Paco

 

Have a friend who was there. His memories of it are lots of burn victims.
Remember Pearl Harbor!

 

A big salute to the men and women who served and are serving.

 

Bless them all. If you know a vet or spot one because of his license plate , hat , or jacket shake his hand and thank him for his service. the WWII vets are dying at a rate of 1,000 a day so our time is short to show our respect.

Frank

 

Yes thank our vets and NEVER forget.

 

my sons birthday is december 7th (pearl harbor day).

 

much respect.cause of not only ww II but all service men you and i can sit on our fat ***es and be reading this **** with freedom....

 

I second that .

 

Yup, we're losing 'em every day...Lost grandad in August; an old Devil Dog of the 3rd Marine Divison.

RIP Paw-paw.

Remember Pearl Harbor!

 

bless them every one

 

Got my Respect!

 

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Thanks to them for what they did then and those that are serving now.

 

"December 7th, 1941- A day that will live in INFAMY" ...

 

R.I.P DEVIL DOG And ty too all who have fought for my freedom .

 

God Bless all that fought for our freedom, they were truly the greatest generation!!!

 

I visited the pearl harbor memorial last winter...quite a humbling experience standing on top of the uss arizona memorial knowing what happened.....my respect and gra***ude to all who fought

 

Pearl Harbor. Something to never forget.

-scott noteboom

 

I always observed Pearl Harbor Day throughout my life by remembering, respecting and honoring those who served.
Now, I also exchange gifts with my wife this day as it is also our anniversary...16 years thus far

 

Amen.
Saw a special on the tube last night and it was followed by the what it was..Iwo Jima. More marines died on that sulfur Island than in any battle including D-Day. We should never have given it back to Japan. It should be a US Memorial.