Remembering Pearl Harbor: December 7, 1941. A Date Which Will Live In Infamy (Update)

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Pearl Harbor Day 2009: Three Enduring Mysteries -- Christian Science Monitor

On Pearl Harbor Day 2009, here is a look at lingering questions such as: How did the Japanese fleet get so close to Hawaii without being spotted?

Washington - How did the Japanese do it? That question remains 68 years after the attack on Pearl Harbor, a day that spawned some of the greatest unanswered questions of US military history.

The completeness of the surprise, as well as the enormity of the attack's destruction, have led conspiracy theorists to surmise that President Franklin D. Roosevelt must have known what was coming, and allowed it, to rouse the nation for World War II.

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More News On Pearl Harbor

Pearl Harbor Speech by Franklin Roosevelt -- Huliq News

The Pearl Harbor Attack and the First Draft of FDR's 'Infamy' Speech -- U.S. News And World Report

Commemorating the anniversary of Pearl Harbor -- Washington Post (Slide Presentation)
Two WWII vets remember attack on Pearl Harbor -- Chicago Sun Times
Pearl Harbor Mystery Solved? Divers Claim Killer Sub Find -- The Danger Room
Pearl Harbor Mini-Submarine Mystery Solved? -- L.A. Times
H.W. Bush Dedicates War Museum on Pearl Harbor Day -- ABC News
Pearl Harbor survivor back for 1st time since war -- Yahoo News/AP
Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day proclamations -- Hawaii247.org
Pearl Harbor survivors remember day -- The Olympian
Lest we forget, Pearl Harbor vets' children pick up torch -- Dallas News
Honolulu museum brings Pearl Harbor Day history to life -- Dallas News
Always remember: 68th anniversary of Pearl Harbor -- Hot Air
'Day of Infamy' Lives On In Memory -- Washington Times
Report Debunks Theory That the U.S. Heard a Coded Warning About Pearl Harbor -- New York Times
The weather and the 'date which will live in infamy' -- The Examiner
Pearl Harbor anniversary marked with new online record collection -- The News Messenger

Attack on Pearl Harbor -- Wikipedia