Remember Pearl Harbor Documentary

The non-profit World War II Foundation  is producing a film for American Public Television (PBS) recognizing the 75th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor and America's entry into World War II (December 7, 1941). Featured in the film will be interviews with 3 of the 7 living survivors of the USS Arizona, as well as other veterans of Pearl Harbor, civilians who lived on the base on December 7th, historian Daniel Martinez of the Valor in the Pacific National Mounment and Mitsou Fuchida, the commander of the Japanese air strike on Hawaii.

The film will be donated to APT and also schools and libraries so that the courage and sacrifice of those who were there at Pearl Harbor on December 7th is not fotgotten.

It's the 17th documentary produced by the WWII Foundation for American Public Television and will be narrated by Tom Selleck.

The film will premiere on Ford Island at Pearl Harbor on December 4th, 2016 as part of the official 75th anniversary ceremonies recognizing the attack.

Former Good Morning America host David Hartman will host the event.

Every donation over $100 will include a credit in the film in your name or that of a specified WWII veteran.


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Let's "Remember Pearl Harbor!"