National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day

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National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day is a U.S. observance held annually on December 7 to honor the lives lost and reflect on the impact of the 1941 Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.


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instanceOf United States national observance
memorial day
alsoKnownAs Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
commemoratedBy ceremonies at Pearl Harbor
ceremonies at the USS Arizona Memorial
presidential proclamations
commemoratesDate December 7, 1941
commemoratesEvent attack on Pearl Harbor
country United States
flagProtocol United States flag flown at half-staff
United States flag flown at half-staff until sunset
frequency annual
hasDate December 7
hasTag U.S. military history
World War II commemoration
national remembrance day
honors civilians killed in the attack on Pearl Harbor
military personnel killed in the attack on Pearl Harbor
survivors of the attack on Pearl Harbor
inception 1994
isFederalHoliday no
isWorkHoliday no
legalBasis Public Law 103-308
observanceType day of remembrance
observedBy United States citizens
federal agencies of the United States
state and local governments in the United States
veterans organizations
observedIn United States
proclaimedBy President of the United States
purpose to honor those killed in the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941
to remember and reflect on the impact of the attack on Pearl Harbor
relatedConflict World War II
relatedEvent United States entry into World War II
relatedPlace Pearl Harbor
Pearl Harbor National Memorial
USS Arizona Memorial
signedBy Bill Clinton
theme honoring World War II veterans
reflection on the cost of war
remembrance of sacrifice
typicalActivities educational programs
flag-lowering ceremonies
memorial ceremonies
moments of silence
public speeches
wreath-laying ceremonies

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