By Margaret Padilla Professional Writing for New Media Student Grand Canyon University The attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 happened 84 years ago. Now there remain very few who lived through it or even remember it. Even when I look on my calendar there is no reminder of what December 7 is. Why
By Campbell Darney Professional Writing for New Media Student Grand Canyon University Honoring America’s Veterans Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day ceremony is a solemn event, but we also want to incorporate elements that honor the unique location and culture of the attack. This year Honoring America’s Veterans will host an Aloha Attire Contest, a fun and
By Campbell Darney Professional Writing for New Media Student Grand Canyon University For Honoring America’s Veterans, December 7th is more than a day of remembrance—it’s an annual tradition. The Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day ceremony in Phoenix, Arizona, is a solemn and powerful gathering dedicated to ensuring the 2,403 souls lost on that “date which will
By Campbell Darney Professional Writing for New Media Student Grand Canyon University Every year, Americans pause on December 7th to remember a day that fundamentally changed their nation, the attack on Pearl Harbor. On a calm Sunday morning, the Imperial Japanese Navy launched a surprise military strike on the U.S. Pacific Fleet in Hawaii. It
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By Kaelyn Frenzel Honoring America’s Veterans is proud to host the 2025 Pearl Harbor Remembrance Ceremony at Wesley Bolin Amphitheatre in Phoenix on Saturday, Dec. 6. As the nation approaches the 84th anniversary of the attacks on Pearl Harbor, the ceremony offers the community a chance to remember lives lost, honor the heroes who served
Every year on Dec. 7, our country comes together to show our support for the veterans and heroes of the United States and to remember the lives lost in 1941 when Pearl Harbor was bombed. It is a bitter-sweet day of remembering and honoring the 2,403 service members and civilians who were killed. At Pearl