Washington D.C. – President Joseph R. Biden Jr. has declared the 7th of December, 2023 to be National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day commemorating the anniversary of the 82nd anniversary for the devastating attacks of Pearl Harbor. In a solemn statement the Biden calls on the nation to honor the memory of Biden invites people across the country to remember in memory the 2,403 military civilians and members who perished in the unprovoked attack that launched into the United States into World War II.
The proclamation remembers the courage and sacrifices of the women and men who were part of the Greatest Generation who faced the terrors that occurred at Pearl Harbor with unwavering resolve. In spite of the darkness that surrounded them their dedication to fighting for freedom from the fascist forces was a beacon of light for the entire nation.
President Biden emphasizes the lasting spirit of the stories from the Greatest Generation, emphasizing their determination and courage that have helped to create the feeling of unity and purpose throughout the country. Biden emphasizes the power of resilience as well as the potential to create more equitable and free future even through the darkest times.
The proclamation emphasizes the need to take care of service members as well as veterans and their families. The proclamation cites the bipartisan support of Congress for initiatives, which include the welcoming of World War II veterans to take advantage of Veterans Affairs health care services.
President Biden encourages Americans to remember the patriots that died on the 7th of December 1941, and the ones who stood up for democracy in the years and days that were following. The proclamation urges Americans to continue the task of creating an improved future for humanity, founded on respect as well as opportunity and security for everyone.
In accordance with the Public Law of 103-308, amended, December 7 has been declared to be National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day. President Biden invites everyone Americans to remember the bravery displayed by military personnel on that fateful day. He also asks everyone to show their sincere appreciation and gratitude to those who survived. Biden also asks all Federal institutions, groups of interest as well as individuals to raise the United States flag at half-staff on the 7th of December 2023 in memory of the American patriots who gave their lives in the attack on Pearl Harbor.
