
Now 97, Navy Veteran Recalls 1941 Attack on Pearl Harbor
The young sailor watched from afar as explosions and gunfire consumed his comrades.
The young sailor watched from afar as explosions and gunfire consumed his comrades.
A list of fact checks related to the 7 December 1941 bombing of Pearl Harbor by the Japanese, the event that launched the United States into World War II.
The creator of a viral post said the meme he made was meant as nothing more than a gag for a limited audience, but some viewers took it seriously.
Comments made by Josh Earnest about diplomatic relations with Japan around the 2016 anniversary of Pearl Harbor did not include a directive that veterans should "get over it."
Two weeks before the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941, strange ads appeared for a game of chance called "The Deadly Double," which, some theorized later, was a coded warning.
A story about a flagpole that was removed from a Pearl Harbor memorial was blamed on President Obama nearly ten years later.
Don't believe everything you see in a meme, even supposed quotes from gaffe-prone politicians.
A 'vintage color photograph' from 1941 showing the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor was actually taken from a Hollywood film made several decades later.
The nationality of Kato, the Green Hornet's valet, was somewhat ambiguous as World War II began.