Remember Pearl Harbor
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My grandfather is a WWII vet. He is in his 90s, and I can't imagine he will be around much longer. In a few years, we will read about the last WWII vet passing away. And a few years after that, all those who remember the Pearl Harbor attacks will have passed away. I suspect then WWII anniversaries will start getting much less press. Sad, as people will slowly forget, but I'm sure there will be increased emphasis on other days in history. I've noticed that after peaking about 15 years ago, the number of WWII themed movies and television programs has slowly decreased. The good news is, I know a few men around my age (40) who like to build WWII military models or play WWII themed games. The men who fought 73 years ago will still live on.
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