The USS Arizona Memorial, located at Pearl Harbor, Hawai'i, part of World War II Valor in the Pacific National Monument, marks the resting place of over 900 of the 1,177 sailors and Marines killed on the USS Arizona during the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 by Japanese naval forces and commemorates that day. After the attack, pins and buttons were made with the phrase "Remember Pearl Harbor." This magnet is a replica of one of those pins in the museum at the USS Arizona Memorial.
Actually thought it would be a flat magnet I could put on my car. But it is a heavier, thicker magnet, like for a refrigerator. It's very nice quality. Wanted to order enough for my whole family, but there were not enough in stock.
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AMBER HUGHES
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ANTHONY ANDRADE
Remember Pearl Harbor Magnet
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When my wife and I visited Hawaii in August 2014 I bought one of these shirts while I was over there but have only worn it on rare occasions because I thought I would not be able to get the same T-shirt again. Having gone online and found they are still available I bought another one and now wear my original one every week. They fit perfectly, are made of great quality material, good price and the graphics look stunning and I have since bought a cap to match.
Wearing it now as I write this. Purchased one in January this year when I visited Pearl Harbor and subsequently left it behind at a restaurant and never found it.Be more careful now
I purchased this same mug when my wife & I visited Pearl Harbor in May of this year, and I was so impressed with the quality and graphics that I bought another one for a friend.
It's a great book. I had the book years ago. Everyone should get the book who is interested about the USS Enterprise CV 6 And her Air group beginning of World War Two.
I bought this book for my staff to celebrate Nurses Day! What an honor to share this book with them, a first-hand account of the sacrifices and challenges that helped mold our profession. As active-duty uniformed service nurses, we must always remember that although these individuals may not have fought the war with a weapon, they fought with their hearts and souls to ensure that the soldiers and all involved were cared for and loved.
