Thursday, March 27, 2008
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- Jessica
- Kennesaw, GA, United States
- Hmm, about me, let’s see… I am passionate about animals and their welfare. My ultimate goal is to open up a small dog rescue. I love dogs, the beach, sunny days,history,writing, reading, philosophizing,and listening to good music!
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  Japanese Submarine Attacks US Mainland (1942)With the exception of the attack on Pearl Harbor, the US was able to largely avoid fighting WWII on home soil, mainly because of its relative geographical isolation. However, Japan attacked the West Coast of the US several times. In 1942, a Japanese submarine fired at Fort Stevens in Oregon in the first and only attack on a mainland US military installation during the war. The shells damaged phone cables and a baseball backstop, but the fort's gunners were ordered not to return fire. Why? More... Discuss |
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2 comments:
Yes Jessica, I agree. There will always be shades of gray. Which is why it's so difficult dealing with people who can only see in black and white.
Dawn, you're so right. It is really hard to get through to people that just won't open their mind.
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