High Noon: Dates In Infamy
When FDR gave his historical speech on Dec 8th, 1941 all who were
alive KNEW that they were
living in times that would never be forgotten.
“A day that would live in infamy”.
Or so they all believed. As
approximately 1,000 WWII vets die each day, we will soon come to the
point that the last remaining soldier from the Second World War will
take his first hand memories to his grave. I’m wondering if the silence expected at that date is already upon us? As decades move on, humans have this incredible behavioral pattern of
collectively letting our national memory fade to black, don’t we?/
Dennis Mansfield
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Question: Which “date in infamy” tops your personal calendar? Why?
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