“I had never known that blood could be so bright red.” — Elizabeth P. MacIntosh (Honolulu After Pearl Harbor)
The only thing the living can do for the dead is remember them.
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Remembering Pearl Harbor, 2012
Thanks, BOB.
About 25 years ago, I had the opportunity to visit the Arizona Memorial at Pearl Harbor. It was a very moving experience.
I’ve never been there. I hope to visit one day.
Just A Conservative Girl posted this at Potluck.
Too many of them are devoid of the logical thought process.
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First, thank you for your dedication to preserving our history, and for your service to our country. This is a grand and fitting tribute to those who lost their lives on December 7. Patriots such as you and these commenters, we do stand a slim chance of maintaining our accurate history
God blessings
Thanks, RM. I appreciate the kind words.
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