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• Today Marks the 70th Anniversary of the Attack on Pearl Harbor

  • December 7th, 2011
  • Posted in Defense Department Packaging, Government Packaging, Honoring the United States Military, Packaging Solutions
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  On this day 70 years ago, a date “which will live in infamy,” 2,390 Americans lost their lives (another 1,282 wounded) when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor, an attack that would push America into World War II. The surprise military strike by… Read More