Pearl Harbor: A Day to Remember, Honor, and Teach

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Last updated 12/2025

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What you'll learn

1 section • 7 lectures • 34m total length

Introduction5:30
Remember National Pearl Harbor Day by reflecting on the 1941 attack and honoring the heroes and victims; explore the themes of honor, teaching, valor, and courage.
Remember5:10
Remember honors those who died at Pearl Harbor, the USS Arizona memorial above the sunken battleship, Doris Miller's brave actions, and the etched names of the fallen.
Honor5:26
Honor the resilience and sacrifice of Pearl Harbor veterans. Learn how courage, freedom, and diversity shape national unity in times of crisis.
Valor5:45
honor those who served at Pearl Harbor and show how the attack became a turning point that drew the United States into World War II; stress vigilance, preparedness, and education.
Courage5:56
Highlight courage and sacrifice at Pearl Harbor, honoring lives lost and the valor of the American people. Reflect on the lessons of freedom, unity, and perseverance.
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Postscript5:56
Honor the sacrifices and courage at Pearl Harbor, teach future generations the cost of freedom, and celebrate the valor of the American people who rise, unite, and persevere.

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National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day is observed annually in the United States on December 7th to honor the lives lost and the heroes who responded during the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941. On this day, Americans reflect on the surprise military strike carried out by the Imperial Japanese Navy against the U.S. naval base in Hawaii—a pivotal event that led to the United States’ entry into World War II.
The day serves to:
- Honor the 2,403 service members and civilians who were killed and the thousands injured.
- Recognize the bravery of those who defended Pearl Harbor during the attack.
- Acknowledge the resilience of the American people and the significant historical impact of the event.
- Encourage education and remembrance to ensure future generations understand the sacrifice and lessons of that day.
Across the country, flags are flown at half-staff, memorial ceremonies are held, and survivors and families are recognized for their enduring strength and service.
Intended Learners and Curriculum
Remember
Honor
Teach
Valor
Courage

This course is not just about learning history—

it’s about honoring the past, inspiring courage, and building a future rooted in resilience and unity. Together, let’s ensure the legacy of Pearl Harbor lives on for generations to come.
to help all people in the United States remember the sacrifice of 2400 souls and celebrate their patriotism. This is the only time America had been attacked on its soil until 9/11/2001