We should make Nov. 1 a national holiday
Speaking of Pearl Harbor Day, why not make November 1 an annual holiday? That was the day in 1945 that President Truman had selected for the beginning of the American invasion of Japan. We all should be glad it never had to happen.
Speaking of Pearl Harbor Day, why not make November 1 an annual holiday? That was the day in 1945 that President Truman had selected for the beginning of the American invasion of Japan. We all should be glad it never had to happen.
Speaking of Pearl Harbor Day, why not make November 1 an annual holiday? That was the day in 1945 that President Truman had selected for the beginning of the American invasion of Japan. We all should be glad it never had to happen.
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