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Honoring the Japanese-American soldiers who fought in WWII

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Pearl of beauty, Pearl of life,
Within your channels deep
Rest the men and tools of war
For you and God to keep.

From northern skies fell death and strife,
Your paradise turned hell;
As history wrote by early light
A tearful memory tale.

Such valor there was to be found
Mid tragic human loss;
While doomed souls lay in perils rain
War bloomed…the final cost

For all who died that Sabbath morn
We bow our heads and pray
For them God please, A Grant of Peace,
For us….a better way

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After the bombing of Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, President Franklin Roosevelt committed American forces to the Allied cause in World War II.

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Those Who Serve: Scottsdale man trapped behind enemy lines during WWII

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Screen Legend Dame Vanessa Redgrave Shares Her Families Experiences of World War 1 & 2 | Lorraine

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The Army Song | Performed by The United States Army Field Band

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Time to Kill
by Roger W Hancock

Soldiers do not feel the valor,
‘comes the time to kill another.
Fear brings training to the forefront,
self-preservation on the war-front.
Young boy’s eyes in frightened fear,
life’s light fades, eyes go clear.
Sickened by the loss of life,
yet, not he, would surely be me.
Bravery comes when time again,
chosing life, the enemy slain.
Blood mixed in muddy ground;
fear, drilling; bravery rebound.
Soldiers do not feel the valor,
‘comes the time to kill another.