A day that lives in infamy. December 7, 1941, changed America forever. We honor the 2,403 fallen at Pearl Harbor and the Sailors and Marines who refused to yield; the grit that forged a Fleet that still stands watch, ready and relentless. Never forget
A day that lives in infamy. December 7, 1941, changed America forever. We honor the 2,403 fallen at Pearl Harbor and the Sailors and Marines who refused to yield; the grit that forged a Fleet that still stands watch, ready and relentless. pic.twitter.com/Mbs0nl0tg7
— Secretary of the Navy John C. Phelan (@SECNAV) December 7, 2025
December 7, 1941: A date which will live in infamy. 84 years ago, the attack on Pearl Harbor thrust the United States into World War II, forever changing our Navy and nation. Today we remember the heroism and sacrifice of those lost on that fateful day. Their courage echoes across generations.
- Senator John Kennedy: On this day 84 years ago, America faced fire—and answered with fearless courage. Ordinary Americans showed extraordinary courage, and their sacrifice preserved the freedom we still treasure today. We will never forget the heroes of Pearl Harbor and honor the generations since who have carried the torch of liberty.
National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day. 🇺🇸
The lessons learned 84 years ago on that fateful day endure: America must remain vigilant, ready to defeat any threat to its liberty. Today, we honor the heroes who laid down their lives to defend our homeland on the island of Oahu & in… pic.twitter.com/y4cucJOAB5
— The White House (@WhiteHouse) December 7, 2025
Good evening from Pearl Harbor on this Saturday, December 6th evening. As we approach the 84th Anniversary of the attack, let us be reminded of all those in 1941, who witnessed their last full day of life and of those lives that would change forever. #PearlHarbor84 pic.twitter.com/CZYe8CK8xi
— USS Arizona (@USSArizona) December 7, 2025
🇺🇸 Original Newsreel after Pearl Harbor.
84 YEARS AGO TODAY DEC 7th. 1942 PEARL HARBOR WAS ATTACKED. “A DAY WHICH WILL LIVE IN INFAMY”“I fear all we have done is to awaken a sleeping giant and fill him with a terrible resolve.” pic.twitter.com/q8ZBtexXV4
— Johnny St.Pete (@JohnMcCloy) December 7, 2025
- Today pause and remember Pearl Harbor. A day that changed the war and the world. Did you know: A civilian yacht fired the only shots from a private vessel in U.S. history during the attack The 65-foot yacht USS Aster (privately owned but enrolled in the Coast Guard Auxiliary) was crewed by civilians and used its small machine gun against Japanese planes—the only privately owned boat to engage the enemy that day. – Sailor Jim
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