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2010 Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day December 7th
Today, the State of Hawaii is a very tranquil place. Sixty-nine years ago this Tuesday the day was anything but peaceful—shortly before 8 a.m. the Japanese planes arrived off the coast of Oahu and in a short morning’s work left over 2400 dead, more than 1000 wounded, and the bulk of America’s naval and air power in the Pacific in ruin there at Pearl Harbor. President Roosevelt said this would be a “date which would live in infamy.” Tuesday, December 7, 2010 is a day for us to pause and remember that freedom is not free and some have paid the ultimate price. Everyone is encouraged to attend and remember all that has been given by our service men and women.
To view photographs of the December 7th, 1941 Pearl Harbor bombing, a narrative of the event, and a summary of U.S. losses, click here
CITY OF SHEBOYGAN
The program will be presented by Prescott Bayens American Legion Post 83 Tuesday, December 7th, 7 AM at the Deland Park Community building
CITY OF PLYMOUTH
The program will be presented by Ladewig Zinkgraf American Legion Post 243 Tuesday, December 7th, 11 AM at the American Legion Post Home 40 Stafford St, in Plymouth

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