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Roosevelt's entire ... during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor show a coral-encrusted engine and reef fish swimming in and out of a hull. The video and photos are the clearest images taken ...

The “Day of Infamy” is how we Americans have come to remember the attack on Pearl Harbor ... And then FDR himself did all of the editing in pencil to his own speech.” ...

December 7, 1941, was the day of infamy – the date when the Japanese hit Pearl Harbor with a ... You can see that in FDR’s notations on the first draft of the speech, posted online by the ...

On the 76th anniversary of the Japanese attacks on Pearl Harbor, President Donald ... Trump quoted President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's famous speech to Congress, declaring the stunning surprise ...

Roosevelt's best-known speeches in a tweet commemorating the anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack. "National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day - 'A day that will live in infamy!' December 7 ...

v=4PF1SKaf6z8 via Grabien News The day after the attack on Pearl Harbor, President Franklin D. Roosevelt delivered an inspiring, moving address to the nation, saying this: “The facts of ...

(You can see selections of FDR’s address before Congress in this clip from YouTube.) Also known as the “Pearl Harbor Speech,” its words have lived on through the decades since they were ...

On Dec. 7, 1941, the Empire of Japan surprise attacked the Pearl Harbor ... Roosevelt asked a joint session of Congress for a declaration of war on the Empire of Japan. In his famous speech ...

The powerful and memorable words from Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s message to Congress which, 75 years later, remains one of the most important speeches ... the attack on Pearl Harbor are ...