remember pearl harbor is a 1942 american drama film directed by joseph santley and written by malcolm stuart boylan and isabel dawn .

the film stars don " red " barry , alan curtis , fay mckenzie , sig ruman , ian keith and rhys williams .

the film was released on may 18 , 1942 , by republic pictures .

remember pearl harbor

this is a song writen in 1942 . it was when americans were still mad at japan because of pearl harbor . please do not take offense at this . just disregard what is offensive . remember the time it was made . i just want people to
remember pearl harbor .
enjoy
“everything you’ve heard about pearl harbor is what i saw , ” he said .
pearl harbor survivors share the valuable lessons that future generations can take away from the attacks .
pearl harbor survivor stuart hedley visits the burial site of those killed during the 1941 attack .
i made a commitment when i joined this navy to defend this country against all enemies , foreign and domestic . i was stickin ' till the end ,
he said .
it ' s an honor to be back here to remember those that gave their lives so that i can have the freedom i have . . . . remember pearl harbor .
he was sent to pearl harbor after the bombings and he said the devastation was heart - breaking .
ray chavez , who at 104 years old is the oldest living survivor of the japanese attack on pearl harbor .
he joined jefferson’s american legion albert gordon post no . 56 in 1946 and also joined a local pearl harbor survivors club , where he marched in parades in atlanta and gainesville , bearing a banner that read “pearl harbor survivors . ”
as reminders , a pearl harbor survivor license plate and war medals adorn a wall in carter’s home near downtown jefferson .
every dec . 7 , downing attends a pearl harbor remembrance , he said . he will attend saturday’s ceremony in colorado springs .
* interviews with pearl harbor survivors conducted by the world war ii foundation , including 4 survivors of the uss arizona ( just 6 are still alive ) * interview with historian daniel martinez * interview with civilian witness barbara kotinek * rare interview with japanese pilot mitsuo fuchida , flight leader of the attack on pearl harbor * filming on location at pearl harbor * interview with author craig shirley who wrote the epic story of pearl harbor titled december 1941 . * interviews with other veterans and their recollections of where they were when they heard about the attack on december 7 , 1941 * rare video of fuchida’s return to pearl harbor to attend ceremonies at the uss arizona memorial
donnie edwards , vice president of the greatest generations foundation , said it was important to get this particular group to pearl harbor together .
pearl harbor survivors aaron chabin ( l . ) and clark simmons ( r . ) attend wreath - laying ceremony aboard the u . s . navy ship intrepid on the 75th anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor . ( howard simmons / new york daily news )
“pretty soon the first sergeant came out and he says pearl harbor is getting bombed . we’re being attacked by the japanese , ” says parry .
having lived a little more than 100 years , and surviving the attack on pearl harbor unscathed , downing said he knows the meaning of existence .
' s burning bridge and listing mast and superstructure were photographed in the aftermath of the japanese attack , and news of her sinking was emblazoned on the front page of newspapers across the land . the photograph symbolized the destruction of the united states pacific fleet at pearl harbor and the start of a war that was to take many thousands of american lives . indelibly impressed into the national memory , the image could be recalled by most americans when they heard the battle cry ,
remember pearl harbor .
vernon carter still remembers seeing the smiling face of a japanese pilot as the attack on pearl harbor unfolded the morning of dec . 7 , 1941 .
“we had two raids , about a half an hour apart , the first was pearl harbor , ( and ) the second was hickam field . ”
the focus of this film is on the military and civilian survivors of pearl harbor , all of whom had totally different experiences on december 7 , 1941 .
no one asked navy lt . james downing to hurriedly memorize the names on the dog tags of the dead and injured during the attack on pearl harbor .
two pearl harbor survivors commemorated the 75th anniversary of the attack during a ceremony wednesday at the intrepid sea , air & space museum on the west side .
“i just had to come up and see pearl harbor . if i ever get out of this i’m looking at a piece of history , ” says parry .
and while he can no longer attend reunions with other pearl harbor survivors , there is a good chance that today his thoughts may drift back to that morning .
of the west virginia’s crew of 1 , 441 , 106 were killed . keith , now 88 , remembers them and other pearl harbor casualties every year on dec . 7 .
three u . s . battleships are hit from the air during the japanese attack on pearl harbor on dec . 7 , 1941 . japan’s bombing of u . s . military bases at pearl harbor brings the u . s . into world war ii . from left are : uss west virginia , severely damaged ; uss tennessee , damaged ; and uss arizona , sunk .
the memory of that morning — the unmistakable hum of aircrafts overhead , bombs falling , engulfing pearl harbor in a fiery deluge , and the sight of his comrades dying — remains with carter .
americans old enough to remember that day certainly remember it vividly , but there are fewer and fewer of them around . for most of the american public this month ' s tv documentaries and commemorative ceremonies will be very much like the other documentaries and ceremonies we periodically see . within the past two years the news media , ever alert to anniversaries , have invited the united states to take a look at vietnam fifteen years after the fall of saigon , at the space program twenty years after men first walked on the moon , and at germany fifty years after hitler rolled into poland . this month we ' ll look back at japan—with magazine features , a speech by president george bush at pearl harbor , and a commemorative postage stamp—and then we ' ll move on to something else .
carter , 90 , said there are only an estimated 100 pearl harbor survivors still alive today in georgia . and , as far as carter knows , he is the only living survivor in jackson county .
the japanese were bombing pearl harbor . hundreds of japanese fighter planes swarmed the skies above eight enormous battleships . hedley was a 20 - year - old seaman , first class , assigned to the third division .
not every recent japanese article about u . s . - japanese relations has begun with a phrase like
as the clock ticks toward the anniversary of pearl harbor . . .
but a lot of them seem to start that way . last summer a magazine called foresight told readers about an ominous statistical indicator . in the previous forty - nine years a total of eighty - six books about pearl harbor had been published in the united states , but fifteen were scheduled for publication in 1991 alone .
a bipartisan bill has been submitted to congress to set dec . 7 aside as a national memorial day ,
foresight said .
there is no doubt that the 50 - year anniversary of pearl harbor is the big event for both japanese and americans .
shukan gendai , a very popular weekly magazine , reminded readers that bush was going to pearl harbor , and said ,
today marks the 68th anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor — the day that president franklin d . roosevelt said “will live in infamy , ” and the event that propelled the u . s . into world war ii .
it means a lot to him because he has his family and his friends around . he ' s been through a lot after world war ii and pearl harbor ,
said clark simmons ' daughter , claudette simmons .
sorensen , of sacramento , is 100 years old , born on the day germany invaded belgium in the war to end all wars . twenty - seven years later , he looked to a sky filled with warplanes above hickam field and pearl harbor , hawaii , and watched as the world changed again . ceremonies sunday will honor those lost on dec . 7 , 1941 , the day the japanese navy launched the massive surprise attack on pearl harbor that thrust the united states into war .
hedley , now 95 , estimated that this trip was his 25th back to visit pearl harbor . after arriving saturday , he participated in various activities including a visit to a burial ground for sailors as well as the navy hale keiki school .
to mark the 75th anniversary of the attack , hedley and about 15 other pearl harbor survivors traveled back to hawaii . their journey was organized by the greatest generations foundation , an organization that honors veterans by helping them return to their former battlegrounds .
pearl harbor survivor stuart hedley speaks to students at the navy hale keiki school in honolulu . hedley was a 20 - year - old seaman , first class , assigned to the third division when the japanese attacked on dec . 7 , 1941 .
john anderson was aboard the uss arizona on dec . 7 , 1941 , when the japanese bombed the battleship at pearl harbor , a pivotal moment in history , but one that struck anderson to his core . there , he lost his twin brother .
martinez says that another seldom recognized aspect of the story is the number of dead and wounded in the areas surrounding the attack , beyond the military facilities . “the civilian population was affected in honolulu ; 49 were killed , ” he says . “many were affected by friendly fire . and of course , you had airmen and pilots killed at the airfield . that adds to the 2 , 390 that made up the casualties for that day . ” in addition to several events leading up to the 70th anniversary of the pearl harbor attacks on dec . 7 , martinez is organizing a 70th anniversary pearl harbor attack symposium on dec . 2 - 5 at the wwii valor in the pacific national monument located at the pearl harbor visitor center . the already sold - out event will include a premier of the history channel’s documentary , “pearl harbor : 24 hours after , ” and tours of the attack sites and historic boats . subsequent commemorative events will be held on dec . 7 - 8 at the monument and related sites .
after wwii , on his way to a posting in korea he stopped back at pearl harbor . a platform marked the wreckage of the uss arizona . conter and others in his group boarded a boat to go out to the platform and see his old ship .
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“never a day goes by for all these many years when i haven’t thought about it , ” stratton , one of nine still - living pearl harbor survivors , tells people magazine . “i don’t talk about it too much , but when december rolls around i do . it’s important the american people don’t forget . ” now 92 , stratton managed to survive the japanese surprise attack on pearl harbor on the morning of dec . 7 , 1941 , an event that destroyed much of the u . s . pacific fleet and catapulted the nation into world war ii . this past week , stratton gathered at the naval station near honolulu with his few remaining comrades to remember and pay homage to the more than 2 , 500 soldiers who died that day . “every time i think back on it , ” he says , “i just thank the good lord that i survived and i say a little prayer for the sailors and marines who didn’t make it . ”
rest on the silt of pearl harbor , just as they settled on december 7 , 1941 . the ship was one of many casualties from the deadly attack by the japanese on a quiet sunday that president franklin roosevelt called
a date which will live in infamy .
the
conter was 20 when he escaped the burning wreckage of the uss arizona in pearl harbor . he tried to save as many injured crewmen as he could , but when the sun set on dec . 7 , 1941 , he was one of just 335 sailors who did not perish .
barbara kotinek was six years old and living with her family on the base at pearl harbor . her dad worked on the ships there . on december 7th she awoke to the sounds of japanese planes strafing the harbor . even at the age of 6 her memories of that day were very vivid and remain with her today . she has some incredible stories to tell of the opening moments of the attack and the immediate days following .
lou conter was on the quarter deck finishing a change of watch when the uss arizona was attacked by japanese forces at pearl harbor . after the attack he went on to become a naval pilot and spent the remainder of the war in the south pacific conducting night air raids on japanese ships .
“my grandfather , harlan gray , was a miner and a navy federal worker , ” says martinez . “he was a foreman for the famous red hill project , which were underground storage tanks for fuel that are still used today . that morning , he was just getting off work at pearl harbor .
on 7 dec 1941 , in command of all attacking aircraft over pearl harbor , hawaii , united states , mitsuo fuchida flew a type 97 model 3 torpedo bomber with the first attack wave as an air observer . he flew down the eastern coast of the island of oahu , then turned west into the harbor . at 0740 hours , seeing the americans were not responding , he slid open his canopy and fired a green flare to signal to all pilots that the attack was to begin as planned . at 0753 hours , fuchida had his pilot lieutenant mitsuo matsuzaki send the radio signal “tora ! tora ! tora ! ” to flagship akagi , indicating that the attack was to commence with complete surprise to the enemy ; tora was the acronym for totsugeki raigeki , “torpedo attack” . matsuzaki would go on to assist in the attack that would sink battleship uss arizona with fuchida on board . the aircraft remained over pearl harbor through the end of the second attack in order to observe the degree of damage . upon his return , he noted that his aircraft had been hit by 21 times by anti - aircraft fire . the success at pearl harbor earned him a personal audience with emperor showa . a rare post - war interview of fuchida on the merv griffin show and video of fuchida’s return to pearl harbor to visit the uss arizona memorial is also part of this documentary .
“‘i jumped up and looked out towards pearl harbor and saw the dive bombers diving at the big oil storage tanks . several of them went up in flames and smoke , ’” carter said , reading from a letter he wrote to his parents , j . z . and nora carter , soon after the attack .
“we were going to make a turn to the north and we almost ran into the submarine that was trying to get into the harbor , ” said chavez .
“get your ass in gear ! we’re at war ! ” were the words that roused the 19 - year - old u . s . army private from ware from his bunk in the barracks at fort schofield on oahu , hawaii . japanese dive bombers and fighter planes were flying overhead , striking the american airbase at adjacent wheeler field as part of the surprise attack on the u . s . naval fleet at pearl harbor , and strafing the barracks on the way . “you could see the smoke coming out of pearl harbor” about eight miles away , mr . urban recalled . from the battleship uss arizona the smoke could be seen “going hundreds of feet in the air . ”
the pearl harbor attack , which killed or wounded more than 3 , 500 americans on what president franklin d . roosevelt described as a “date which will live in infamy , ” propelled the united states into world war ii . mr . urban , who had enlisted in the army at age 18 in 1940 , wouldn’t come home again till 1945 .
this is , like , the last of the last of the pearl harbor survivors ,
said edwards , whose grandfather was in the 25th infantry division during the attack and later was buried in hawaii .
it gives the guys an opportunity to share this experience with their brothers and to also continue the legacy of their fallen brothers .
bill keith left high school and joined the navy in august , 1941 . four months later , on dec . 7 , 1941 , he was 19 , aboard the battleship uss west virginia at pearl harbor when japanese planes attacked . his ship sank ; he escaped with hundreds of other crewmen when sailors managed to open a hatch . many shipmates died .
narrated by tom selleck : sunday , december 7 , 1941 was a beautiful morning on the hawaiian island of oahu . a few sailors and soldiers were already up and playing a game of football near pearl harbor . others were sleeping in their barracks or aboard ships after a late night of partying in honolulu . an unlucky few were wiping the sleep from their eyes and reporting for duty aboard their ship anchored off ford island in pearl harbor . still others headed for adjacent hickam field or up north to wheeler field . ship decks were being washed , planes wiped down and hangars swept . it was just another day in paradise . at 7 : 48 a . m . all that changed as the first japanese planes dropped their bombs and started firing their guns at stunned american soldiers and sailors . the united states had been violently thrown into world war ii . every sailor , airman , soldier and civilian who was in or near pearl harbor on december 7 , 1941 has their own individual story of courage , fear , heroics or tragedy . no two . . .
“one of the great myths about pearl harbor is that it was solely an attack on [ the base ] , ” says martinez . “rather , it was a comprehensive strike on all military installations , primarily the airfields throughout the island . in order for the japanese attack to be successful , they had to take out our airfields so that we couldn’t respond . ”
however the united states responds to the pearl harbor observances , it cannot possibly meet the expectations that have been building up in japan . indeed , by far the most interesting part of the fiftieth anniversary is the way japan ' s opinion - making class—its popular press and foreign - policy specialists—has prepared the public to cringe in dread of u . s . outbursts this month .
his wife of five months , morena , was cooking sunday morning breakfast for a few servicemen in the couple’s home near the harbor when they heard explosions in the distance , downing said .
taken the side of the western allies in world war ii , as she had done in world war i , or had she remained neutral , as she had been before pearl harbor , her prewar attempts at establishing a regional hegemony and her wartime violations of human rights might have subsequently been condoned in the context of the cold war , as was the case with many asian countries .
within the japanese military government , the case for attacking pearl harbor was that america would sooner or later intervene to push japan back in asia . if war was inevitable , japan ' s best chance lay with a first strike . some japanese strategists thought that even after pearl harbor the united states would lack the stomach for a long war , and would agree to a kind of demarcation line down the middle of the pacific , separating japanese and american zones of influence . for the japanese , then , the tragedy of pearl harbor was that it indicated their inability to avoid a direct showdown with the united states , in addition to being a disastrous miscalculation of how america would respond to a sneak attack . each of these was a failure for japan ; neither , in the general japanese view , was an unpardonable sin . even in the days of total humiliation immediately after the war , emperor hirohito expressed deep
regret
but declined to
apologize
to general douglas macarthur , saying ,
it was not clear to me that our course was unjustified . even now i am not sure how future historians will allocate the responsibility for the war .
the worst damage occurred during the first 11 minutes of the attack . the drive to the harbor took about 20 minutes , so when downing arrived , he witnessed a scene of fiery destruction .
anderson always talks about his brother , delbert “jake” anderson , when he tells the story of his own escape from the burning ship . not long after he returned to pearl harbor near the end of the war , anderson searched out some of the battle reports from dec . 7 , 1941 . he knew his brother hadn’t made it off the arizona alive , but he didn’t know much else .
but something more must be involved . japan has less to be apologetic about this month than it did , say , four years ago , during the fiftieth anniversary of the
rape of nanking .
( at least 100 , 000 chinese were killed in nanking , as compared with fewer than 3 , 500 americans at pearl harbor , and the chinese were nearly all civilians . this anniversary passed almost unnoticed in japan . ) the way the japanese imperial army fought was sometimes atrocious , and japan ' s relations with china , in particular , are still colored by both sides ' awareness of this record . americans tend to lump the attack on pearl harbor with japan ' s war crimes in asia , and to equate japan ' s aggression with hitler ' s . few people in japan see it that way .
the u . s . complaint about pearl harbor involves one very specific and one sweeping charge . the specific complaint is that the attack began while japanese emissaries in washington were still purporting to negotiate in good faith . for this the japanese government has freely apologized . the broader complaint is that japan brought america into the war by striking first . the japanese response to this charge is a much more complicated matter .
“the only way i was going to get into the national park service [ permanently ] was to be versatile , ” says martinez . “i started at the memorial as a law enforcement ranger / interpreter for four years . then i became the interpretive specialist and in 1989 , i became the first historian . the position was created then , two years prior to the 50th anniversary of pearl harbor . ” - california state university
woven into their stories is the perspective of daniel martinez , chief historian of the valor in the pacific monument at pearl harbor and author of the acclaimed book december 1941 , craig shirley . this is not a film about strategy of the attack and why it happened or assigning blame 75 years later , but rather the personal stories of those who were there and witnessed history being made . it is an impartial documentary chronicling december 7 , 1941 in the words of those who actually were there and took part .
in the harbor around him , ships were ablaze and black smoke blanketed the sky as japanese bombers circled high overhead . suddenly , the ship was rocked by a bomb blast so powerful it lifted the 32 , 000 - ton battleship six feet out of the water .
for provoking the united states to fight , japanese officials have often expressed
regret .
the regret is understandable and sincere , since the consequence was a war that turned out , as emperor hirohito tactfully put it in his surrender message ,
not necessarily to japan ' s advantage .
but there has been nothing like an outright
apology
for pearl harbor , and there is not likely to be one this month , because of the widespread japanese view that the main thing to regret about the
pacific war
is that the country unwisely took on a much more powerful foe .
he ran to the anti - aircraft battery , his battle station , but there was no ammunition ready . he could see the planes were flying too low for his guns anyway , but before his crew could figure out their next move , an armor - piercing bomb detonated near the powder magazine beneath the no . 2 gun turret . haerry felt the entire ship life out of the water . as it fell , he was thrown from the ship into the harbor . he half - swam , half - walked the 70 yards to ford island and manned a mounted machine gun . he spent the rest of the day retrieving bodies from the harbor .
but perhaps the most powerful explanation lies in another japanese instinct—the
victim consciousness ,
or higaisha ishiki , that governs many of japan ' s relations with great powers from the outside world , which for the past century has meant the united states . japanese leaders of the tokugawa era felt victimized by commodore perry ' s arrival ; the leaders of the 1930s felt victimized by american and british determination to deny japan its place in the sun . over the past twenty years the japanese press has emphasized the country ' s victimization by american demands to open up the market . the preparation for pearl harbor is essentially a warning that japan is about to be victimized again .
shukan themis , another weekly ( shukan means
weekly
) , carried an article saying that
fearful white anglo saxon protestants , led by president bush , have launched a retaliation against japan . . . . the wasp is a white supremacist . he cannot tolerate non - whites taking the initiative in a single area .
shukan shincho reported on the success of a recent american book called the coming war with japan , which , like most books on u . s . - japanese relations , is vastly more interesting to japanese readers than to americans . the magazine said that sales of the translated version of the book should reach 350 , 000 copies by pearl harbor day .
he told abc news that he was able to salvage only two items from that fateful day : a pearl buckle and a half penny that had been given to him by a british sailor . his friends in the third division were killed . he , however , continued to fight in nearly 13 battles aboard the san francisco , including bougainville , new guinea and the battle of guadalcanal .
it was almost three years ago , near the beginning of 1989 , when i was living in japan , that friends started to mention the
upcoming anniversary .
i didn ' t know what they were talking about , but since i often didn ' t know what was happening around me in japan , i decided to wait for enlightenment . i began to get the point when someone mentioned
the upcoming fiftieth anniversary ,
which he then nailed down with a date : december 8 , 1991 . by japanese reckoning that is the fiftieth anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor . as americans will be reminded this month , the japanese planes came in on a sunday morning , when u . s . sailors could be expected to be hung over and sleeping in . by that time it was already monday , december 8 , in japan .
for all their excesses , the magazines do shape public opinion , leaving the japanese reader with the impression that americans are waiting to run amok in december and meanwhile telling incomprehensible jokes . the pearl harbor mania in the weeklies seems to parallel more - respectable views . every time i have interviewed a japanese official in the past year , he has asked me how i thought americans would react to the upcoming anniversary . a year ago in tokyo a japanese politician summoned me to his office . after we ' d sipped tea for forty minutes , he said ,
by the way
—the phrase that in practice means
now let ' s get to the point .
what do you think about the reaction . . . ?
i ' ve enjoyed looking for stories in the u . s . press about the countdown . they are almost always by correspondents in tokyo who get the
by the way
treatment from nervous japanese contacts every day .
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donald stratton still can’t shake the memory of it all – the deafening explosions , searing heat , machine gun blasts and heart - wrenching screams of his friends – from his head .
on the morning it happened , stratton had just left the “chow hall” on the battleship arizona when he heard a commotion up on the deck . it was a few minutes after 8 a . m . a group of fellow sailors were shouting , pointing out over the water at a cluster of planes .
“i watched one of them bank and saw the rising sun symbol under the wings and thought , ‘boy , that’s the japanese , and they’re bombing us , ’ ” he says .
within seconds , the 19 - year - old nebraskan scrambled 60 feet up a series of ladders and joined a group of other sailors manning a five - inch , 25 - caliber anti - aircraft gun .
“we were just firing away at all those planes , ” he recalls . “they were coming in so close i could see the pilots when they went by . some were waving and some were grinning . ”
“a 600 - foot fireball just engulfed us , burning all of us real bad , ” says stratton , whose flesh literally slid off his arms . “after that it was all about self - preservation , buddy . we weren’t thinking about anything but getting the hell off of there . ”
fire raged all around him as a sailor from another ship managed to toss a rope to the trapped men that they secured and stretched between the two vessels . one after another , stratton and five other men muscled their way , hand over hand , across 100 feet of rope as the fuel - coated water beneath them burned . “my hands were burned so badly i don’t have any fingerprints , ” stratton says , “so it was pretty painful . ”
by the end of the day , 1 , 177 of his crew mates were dead . he spent the next 10 months in a series of military hospitals , recovering from the burns that covered almost 70 percent of his body . a year after his medical discharge from the navy , stratton , who was still recuperating at home , marched back into a military recruiting office to announce that he wanted back in the war .
“people were saying , ‘what the hell did you do that for ? didn’t you get enough ? ’ ” stratton says . “but i wanted to go back out to sea . besides , there wasn’t much to do in nebraska . ”
the west virginia was rebuilt and returned to service , taking part in the battles of leyte gulf , iwo jima and okinawa .
after the attack , keith was assigned to the heavy cruiser uss chester , which came under attack in the battle of the coral sea in may 1942 . he later took training as a hospital corpsman , was discharged from the service in march 1945 and was married three months later .
the 19 - year - old hospital corpsman was getting ready for a leisurely day with his navy buddies . within minutes he was among hundreds trapped and struggling to escape the sinking vessel , after at least seven aerial torpedoes blew open the midships and forward portions of the hull .
but he’s not sure if most americans pay much attention to the day that president franklin d . roosevelt said would “live in infamy . ”
lawrence parry , an army motor mechanic stationed on the island oahu , was playing football when the bombs and torpedoes fell .
“i looked up in the air and there were hundreds and hundreds of planes , ” says parry .
it was more planes than he had ever seen and moments later , he learned where they came from .
parry’s commanding officer ordered him to deliver ammunition to the troops , but he took a short detour .
what he saw immediately brought him to tears . the surprise military strike had destroyed all of the eight us navy battleships .
“every one of them . that was our line of defense . i don’t think people ever realized that . with them gone we had nothing , ” says parry .
“what a mess , ” parry recalled . “that beautiful fleet … i looked down and i could see this one big battleship … it was the ( uss ) arizona . i just sat there and cried , ” he said .
carter , who was stationed at hickam field in hawaii with the u . s . 7th army air corps , awoke at 8 a . m . that day to a war zone outside his barracks .
as he hurriedly tried to get to his office , carter , who was 21 at the time , said a japanese plane flew toward him , buzzing the barracks .
“i backed up under the eave of the barracks , and of course he wasn’t trying to shoot me , but as he went by , just barely over the top of the barracks , he looked down and grinned at me , ” carter said .
japan’s aerial assault , now well - documented in an untold number of history books , began shortly before 8 a . m . and ended less than two hours later . in that time , 2 , 403 americans lost their lives , including 68 civilians , while another 1 , 178 were injured , according to u . s . department of defense records .
twenty - one of the u . s . pacific fleet’s ships were either sunk or damaged in the attack , and 188 aircraft were destroyed and 159 damaged , according to records .
a letter carter wrote home to his parents , dated dec . 7 , 1941 , is perhaps the most telling account of his experience in hawaii .
the letter , penned in cursive writing , describes the horror that carter and others endured that day on hickam field .
last week , at the urging of his wife , ruth , carter reread the letter he sent home so many years ago .
“‘the dead was piled all around . some of the boys in the barracks were blown to pieces , they couldn’t identify them , ’” he read from the letter to his parents . “‘it was so quick , we didn’t know what happened . ’”
carter’s letter also notes that a shell crashed through his room , just 3 feet from his bed , and the closest bomb fell 500 yards from him . hickam field , he wrote , was “pretty well wrecked . ”
“we had our planes lined up side by side and we thought that maybe that’d protect them from sabotage , but of course the japanese planes came in just barely over the top of the runway there and they destroyed our planes and started bombing the hangars and barracks , ” he said .
the attack happened not long after carter arrived in hawaii . knowing he was going to be drafted , carter voluntarily joined the u . s . army air corps to avoid the infantry .
the lifelong jefferson resident was sent to hawaii in june 1941 and remained in the hickam field ordnance , stationed at the army air corps’ hickam field , for four years .
immediately following the attack , carter said u . s . forces remained on edge , anticipating another assault .
“it was several days before we realized that maybe they weren’t coming back , ” he said .
“anybody that was over there , i’m sure they will never forget that day and what they saw , ” he said . “it don’t leave , it just don’t leave you . ” - gainesville times
glenn sorensen was wiping down his car that december morning on oahu , a 1937 buick that , to this day , was the best he’d ever driven . that black sedan even took a bullet for him . three , in fact . he’s holding one of them now , squeezing it between the fingers of his left hand , and he’ll tell you he’s the luckiest man he knows .
on a recent friday at the airy sacramento home he designed 35 years ago with his late wife , vernice , sorensen apologizes that he doesn’t hear as well as he once did , the likely toll of dozens of bombing missions and nearly 60 years in the cockpit ( “nobody knows the western u . s . by air better than me , ” he boasts ) . sorensen was 80 when he reluctantly gave up flying 20 years ago .
his voice was quiet but strong , his tone gracious but circumspect about that morning so long ago , when he was a young army air corps lieutenant at hickam field , a b - 17 pilot just months out of flight school .
“i look up in the sky and it’s full of japanese airplanes , ” he said from his recliner tucked in a corner of his living room . after the first attack , sorensen climbed into his buick , speeding for the flight line and awaiting aircraft . a dozen brand - new boeing b - 17 flying fortresses were arriving that day . he was too late . “all of our planes and hangars were destroyed . i was strafed during the second attack , ” sorensen continued . “they were also dropping bombs and strafing the field . ”
three of those rounds struck sorensen’s sedan , but somehow missed him . from his recliner 73 years later , sorensen reached for a small manila pouch . typed in tiny print on its face , the pouch reads in part : “this bullet was lodged in lt . glenn sorensen’s 1937 buick . ”
“it was the greatest car i ever owned , ” he said . and it likely saved his life .
many others were not as fortunate . by the end of the day , more than 2 , 400 service members were dead , another 1 , 400 or more wounded , much of the united states’ pacific fleet in flames or sunk . the next day , dec . 8 , america was at war .
“we lost quite a few people . i was lucky to get through , ” sorensen said . “the navy was hit very , very hard . ” sorensen flew missions for days after the attacks , searching for the wounded and the dead .
he would go on to fly 84 bombing missions in the south pacific as a member of the army air corps’ 42nd bombardment squadron . they included sorties during 1942’s pivotal battle of midway , during which sorensen was awarded the silver star – the nation’s third - highest military honor for valor .
on this friday , he mentioned the honor almost in passing , then sent his son glenn jr . to fetch an aged glass case from a hallway wall .
inside the case was the silver star , distinguished flying cross and air medal .
“it’s the whole tom brokaw thing – the greatest generation , ” said sorensen jr . “it’s a title that still works . ”
the elder sorensen endured the jungles of guadalcanal , a “terrible six to seven months of my life” where his squadron battled the enemy and the elements .
dengue fever finally sent sorensen stateside in 1943 . many others in the 42nd didn’t come home .
“more than half of my squadron was shot down , ” sorensen said quietly . “we lost a lot of people . ”
after the war , sorensen returned to california , first to los angeles , then to san francisco , and finally sacramento .
he met vernice devoe , the girl of his dreams , over a plate of waffles in 1943 . she became his wife just months later . he started a family , founded , then grew a business . by the time sorensen retired in 1978 , his company , california liquid gas corp . , had 500 retail dealers in 11 western states – plenty of territory over which to fly his beloved beechcraft travelair . he and his wife celebrated 68 years of marriage before she died in 2011 .
“i’ve had more luck in this life than anybody i know , ” sorensen said . “i don’t know of anybody who has had more good luck than me . ”
but sorensen’s son recalled that his father , like many of his generation , spoke little of his time in world war ii .
“growing up , he was someone who was always looking ahead instead of looking backward , ” the younger sorensen said . “everybody who was in that situation was tested . he wouldn’t want to be a part of history , but he is . he didn’t choose to be a part of history , but he is . ” - sacramento bee
as chief historian at the uss arizona memorial in honolulu , daniel martinez oversees the interpretation of the attack by the japanese that ignited united states involvement in world war ii . as such , the los angeles native often has an opportunity to uncover layers of lost history and personal testimony that complete the story .
in addition to renowned historians and authors from japan and the united states , martinez has invited a number of military and civilians survivors of the attacks to share their experiences at the symposium . the value he attaches to such personal histories stems from his experience as an undergraduate at csu dominguez hills when he interviewed his maternal grandfather about the events of dec . 7 , 1941 for a course on oral histories taught by judson grenier , emeritus professor of history .
“it was normal for the foreman to meet the foreman coming on the next shift to talk about what had transpired the day before . it was during those discussions that the planes flew over my grandfather’s head at 100 feet . those were the torpedo planes headed for battleship row . at first , they thought it was a drill . then when the explosion occurred and the insignia of japan was noted on the aircraft , my grandfather said something to the effect that ‘it’s war ! ’ yelling to his workers as they began to take cover . ”
martinez recalls that his grandfather interrupted the interview several times , as overcome with emotion , he had to step away for a few minutes .
“my grandfather survived but witnessed this horrifying thing , the explosion of the uss arizona , ” says martinez . “the workers were kept on duty . when the raid , which lasted two hours , was over , they had the unenviable job to go out on boats to retrieve the dead out of the water . those bodies were laid out on a narrow pier called aiea landing to be identified . he said… that he never got over how young the faces were .
“during that interview , my grandfather got up and walked away from the recording four times , and i couldn’t understand why that was happening , ” says martinez . “later when i became a historian for the national park service at the uss arizona memorial , that also occurred with other [ interviewees ] . the experience of recording [ these experiences ] showed what pain was in their hearts and how difficult it was to recall these memories . i found out that my grandfather had never been asked in detail what happened . and , that was true of the [ survivors ] that i would interview . i soon learned that these oral histories were very private moments and generally not disclosed to family members . i recall the emotions of grown men and women who were in their 60s , weeping . ”
martinez’s family history in the midst of wwii also extends to his father’s side . he says that his parents met in lone pine , calif . , where gray had sent his family in order to protect them from the dangers of the war in hawaii ; he joined them after the red hill project was completed in 1944 . martinez began his career with the national park service while still attending csu dominguez hills , as a seasonal park ranger at the little big horn battlefield national monument in crow agency , mont . when a position opened up at the uss arizona memorial in 1985 , he jumped at the opportunity . he started out as a law enforcement ranger / interpreter .
haerry ran away from home to join the navy . he grew up in new jersey and after high school , enrolled at mit in boston . he was smart enough to excel , but started cutting classes not long after the start of his first semester . he and a buddy would sneak off campus and hop freight trains to see how far they could get . he missed enough of his classes that he was finally asked to leave . as soon as he turned 18 , he enlisted in the navy .
on the arizona , he worked on the deck crew . he cleaned and painted day after day , but he also operated the motor boats used to ferry crew members to shore , a job that let him leave the ship periodically .
haerry had made two runs to shore on the morning of dec . 7 , 1941 . it was sunday and some of the crewmen with liberty wanted an early start . he was eating breakfast when he heard the first pops of the attack planes strafing battleship row .
“we got halfway there and i told them to turn around , ” conter said . “i wasn’t going out there . i couldn’t . ”


love is a headache is a 1938 american comedy film directed by richard thorpe and written by marion parsonnet , harry ruskin and william r. lipman .

the film stars gladys george , franchot tone , ted healy , mickey rooney , frank jenks and ralph morgan .

the film was released on january 14 , 1938 , by metro-goldwyn-mayer .

love is a headache

the members of this film’s cast all work very well together , which is love is a headache ‘s strongest asset .
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they asked for experience with sexual activity during a headache attack and its impact on headache intensity .
love is a headache is a decent family comedy . it isn’t packed with laughs , but the performances are good and it’s got quite a bit of charm . not a bad way to spend 73 minutes . the score : 3 . 5 / 5
they added : “sex can abort migraine and cluster headache attacks , and sexual activity is used by some patients as acute headache treatment . ”
“the majority of patients with migraine or cluster headache do not have sexual activity during headache attacks , ” the study concluded .
“our data suggest , however , that sexual activity can lead to partial or complete relief of headache in some migraine and a few cluster headache patients .
the symptoms you are suffering from ( specific feeling of clamp around the head ) are suggestive of a particular type of headache known as tension type headache ( tth ) . sleep deprivation is a known precipitant . try changing your sleep pattern and see a doctor if possible .
“i love it when you give me head . i hate when you give me headaches . ”
an anonymous questionnaire was sent to 800 random migraine patients and 200 similar cluster headache sufferers .
“our results show that sexual activity during a migraine attack might relieve or even stop an attack in some cases , and that sexual activity in the presence of headache is not an unusual behaviour . ”
a press agent for a broadway actress whose career is going downhill , attempts to get her some publicity by having her adopt two orphans .
sex triggered the release of endorphins , the body’s natural painkillers , via the central nervous system , which reduced , or even eliminated , a headache .
a press agent for a broadway actress whose career is going downhill , attempts to get her some publicity by having her adopt two orphans , without her knowledge .
no ! it ' s not a common symptom for love . as you ' ve edited lately mentioned your sleeping duration is decreased . that may be a factor of having headache . i had experienced this when i used to sleep for maximum 3 - 4hrs a night . you may feel drowsy , unconscious , head may spin around , feeling not so easy to carry yourself . all these happens when there ' s lack of sleep . sleep well . take care
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carlotta lee ( gladys george ) , known by those close to her as “charlie , ” is an actress who is beginning to see her stage career take a downturn . her latest play , a lady of experience , struggles to bring in audiences and faces a lot of negativity from broadway commentators .
an actress ( gladys george ) gets a broadway boost from a radio columnist ( franchot tone ) and a publicity stunt .
the study , from the university of munster , germany , suggests that instead of using a sore head as an excuse to refuse sex , making love can be more effective than taking painkillers .
is the pain real ? in my own experience , headaches are a problem that i can create for myself - without having actual physiological defects . apparently headaches have been ( still are ) rather popular . having a headache indicated that you were a rich , engaged and bored lady / man ( with many genius thoughts ) and ( existential ) suffering . there ' s hardly a better compliment ( for some ) than to say that a person is suffering . this only goes in an individualistic culture , though . what i do when i ' m in pain is distracting myself , checking all my basic needs to be alive ( nutrition , sleep , not too cold not too warm , getting hugs , etc . ) and most of all not fighting the pain . if i don ' t trust it anymore - like when it gets worse - , or get feedback on it from others , i ' ll find external help . hmm . . . what i remember from being in love as a teenager is that i couldn ' t sleep properly , because of all the floating around on a pink fluffy cloud . too much love to handle ; ) would you say that this is applicable in your case ?
those suffering a cluster headache , almost a third had experience with sexual activity , with 37 per cent reporting an improvement to their condition . more than 90 per cent reported moderate to complete relief while 50 reported worsening .
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they suggested that sex triggered the release of endorphins , the body’s natural painkillers , through the central nervous system , which can in turn reduce , or even eliminate , a headache .
the story is nothing too special — just a couple of publicity stunts and misunderstandings . it’s a thin story , but the quick pace , likable cast and solid performances keep the viewer entertained .
peter lawrence ( franchot tone ) is a well - known critic , the writer of a column called “broadway chatter . ” peter and charlie grew up together , and though he frequently speaks poorly of her in his columns , he’s actually in love with her ! he hopes that his columns will actually help charlie’s career , steering her away from parts that are all wrong for her .
gladys george and franchot tone also make quite a good pair . i always love watching couples who seem to hate each other a little bit despite their obvious affection for one another . charlie and peter certainly have plenty of reason to get frustrated with each other . they’re fun to watch , especially near the end of the film . ( the literal “shotgun” wedding scene is great ! )
, showing his growing importance to the studio . it ' s a screwball comedy about broadway star carlotta lee ( gladys george ) who is pushed by her press agent ( ted healy ) into adopting an orphaned brother and sister , played by rooney and virginia weidler , for publicity reasons . franchot tone plays a broadway columnist who ' s in love with carlotta , but worries about the kids .
an actress after a run of bad luck adopts two children , which is publicised . her columnist boyfriend has done his best to discourage her , and ends by marrying her .
in december of 1937 , his wife gave birth to a son . after too much celebrating , a drunken healy picked a fight in a bar with three men who beat him severely and left him delirious and bleeding . he never regained consciousness , and died a few days later .
gave george a rare chance to cut loose with comedy , and she ' s terrific , her husky voice swooping from the dulcet tones of the grande dame she ' s turned herself into , to the guttersnipe gravel of the character ' s origins . her screwball love - hate banter with franchot tone , as comfortable in comedy as he was in drama , is witty and effective .
this film is better than the official review . teen - aged mickey rooney & young ginnie weidler steal the show w / comedy , & sad scenes too , in a . . .
i ' ve seen franchot tone in quite a few movies at this point and am surprised i don ' t see much love for him . he ' s better in some things than others but he ' s good with dialogue . does he have no fans ? ; )
their research , reported in cephalalgia , the journal of the international headache society , found that more than half of migraine sufferers who had sex during an episode experienced an improvement in symptoms .
this comedy is a bit clumsy , but it has a decent premises of showbiz girl gladys george adopting kids mickey rooney & virginia weidler for publicity purposes . however franchot tone wants to set her straight while ted healy & frank jenks have a tendency to make matters worse . pretty fun , but definitely could have used some tightening for the comedy to come across better .
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almost three in four reported moderate to complete relief and a third reported it worsening .
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a team of neurologists found that sexual activity can lead to “partial or complete relief” of head pain in some migraines .
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the researchers added : “some patients , in particular male migraine patients , even used sexual activity as a therapeutic tool . ”
rooney and weidler are very believable as siblings . weidler’s more emotional scenes border on corn — her fake crying isn’t the best ! the scene in which rooney reveals that their father has died , for example , only works because his emotional delivery is more sincere than weidler’s .
the movie itself wasn ' t much . i was happy to see ted healy again although he wasn ' t as entertaining as his role in murder in the fleet . i ' ve seen gladys george in a few things and she is quite good . i thought the script let her down because her jump from selfish actress to genuinely wanting to adopt rooney and weidler wasn ' t developed well .
the film is pretty light , however , and these kids don’t have to do much heavy - duty lifting in terms of drama . there aren’t many emotional scenes once they’re adopted , and the pair pulls of the “rambunctious siblings” side of the story easily throughout the rest of the film .
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george plays an actress unable to get any good roles . as a publicity stunt she adopts two orphans , rooney and weidler , who respond by making a shambles of her life and her attempts to romance tone . good direction aids the absurdly written script . performances are of varied quality .
review : george plays an actress unable to get any good roles . as a publicity stunt she adopts two orphans , rooney and weidler , who respond by making a shambles of her life and her attempts to romance tone . good direction aids the absurdly written script . performan… ( more )
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one in five patients left without any pain at all , while others , in particular male sufferers “even used sexual activity as a therapeutic tool” , they added .
unfortunately , the film on the whole isn ' t particularly funny for what ' s primarily a comedy ( best one - liner that doesn ' t involve the kids :
reincarnation . . . hey , what do i care about flowers ?
) . worse , it also seriously neglects to explore the emotional growth or history of its characters in a glossed - over 73 minutes . frank capra or preston sturges could have worked miracles with this sentimental yet quirky rags - to - riches story : some elements , like a tough old lady who triples as county sheriff , justice of the peace , and innkeeper , are practically begging for their touch . as such . . . it ' s a rather
meh
experience , too often suggestive of a better movie which never actually starts .
more than a third of migraine patients had experience with sexual activity during an attack and out of these patients , almost two in three reported an “improvement of their migraine attack” .
not common , but increased bloodflow can cause headaches to some people . indeed , that kind of pain . though i feel it due to other causes . . . not a medical student
ted healy , who played george ' s press agent , was a former vaudevillian who created an act called
ted healy and his stooges
with his childhood friends , brothers moe and shemp howard , and larry fine . the group made its film debut in 1930 , and was signed by mgm in 1933 . the following year , healy left the group for a solo film career , and the
three stooges
was born . healy became a popular character actor , frequently playing comic thugs and fast - talking shysters . shortly after healy completed his scenes in
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- - he called the plot
harebrained
- but had kind words for rooney and some of his co - players :
somebody had better do something about his boy mickey rooney - - quick ! - - before the little rascal runs away with every picture he appears in . . . . the kid has that natural faculty of making everything he plays seem real , which throws into the most unfortunate light those lesser and cardboard characters who are fictitiously involved with him . . . . whatever breath of life there is in
pete’s efforts will inadvertently bring lots of publicity to charlie’s career . after pete broadcasts a story about two children ( mickey rooney and virginia weidler ) orphaned by the death of their father , charlie’s pr man jimmy ( ted healy ) decides that she should adopt them !
, the kids stole every scene they were in . rooney , of course , was a notorious scene stealer , but weidler had no trouble holding her own against him . they had excellent screen chemistry , and appeared together in several subsequent films . frank s . nugent of the
opened in early 1938 , rooney was still playing supporting roles , but 1938 would prove to be his breakout year . he appeared in eight films , including five more hardy movies , and played a key supporting role in one of the studio ' s most important pictures of the year ,
tonally mishmashed though watchable classic - era fare , in which a tempestuous stage actress ( gladys george ) suddenly becomes the adoptive mother of two streetwise orphans played by mickey rooney and virginia weidler - both excellent here , and both names anyone interested in the history of child actors should know .
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this film was first telecast in philadelphia wednesday 11 december 1957 on wfil ( channel 6 ) , followed by los angeles 14 april 1958 on kttv ( channel 11 ) ; in new york city , its earliest documented airing did not take place until 5 may 1963 on wcbs ( channel 2 ) .
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must be attributed to . . . rooney , with an able - - though obviously restrained - - assist from little miss weidler and occasional shots of laughing gags from the late ted healy .
mickey rooney ended 1938 by earning the number four spot on the list of the year ' s box office champions . the following year , and for two more years after that , he took the number one spot on the list . it took world war ii to slow down the rooney juggernaut , and even then , he remained on the top box office list for two more years .
cast : gladys george ( carlotta
charlie
lee ) , franchot tone ( peter lawrence ) , ted healy ( jimmy slattery ) , mickey rooney ( mike o ' toole ) , frank jenks ( joe cannon ) , virginia weidler ( jake o ' toole ) , ralph morgan ( reggie o ' dell ) , jessie ralph ( sheriff janet winfield ) , fay holden ( mary ) .
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hmmm . . . on days that i wake up and do yoga it seems i don’t migraines . . .
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in their research , titled “the impact of sexual activity on idiopathic headaches : an observational study” , the team of neurologists investigated whether sex can trigger headaches .
they also wanted to establish whether there was any substance to anecdotal suggestions that it could actually ease symptoms of migraine and cluster , also known as one - sided , headaches .
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i sought this out to see another role played by virginia weidler . she plays one of 2 kids that gladys george wants to adopt . mickey rooney plays the other . the 2 of them played off each other pretty well . they both could be sassy but also sweet .
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