Pearl Harbor: December 7, 1941 DVD OOP 2001 World War II WWII Military

Description: This 2001 release from Front Row Entertainment tells the story of the bombing of Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, and also includes a public service film starring future U.S. President Ronald Reagan. This disc is in very good condition and plays perfectly, with the following write-up on back: December 7th, 1941 was produced on behalf of the US government and directed by noted director John Ford. Ford painstakingly recreates the sneak attack on Pearl Harbor, and even manages to build up suspense by staging several scenes of the unsuspecting military personnel at work, play and worship. So convincing were many of the attack scenes that they have since been excerpted in several documentaries. Winner of the Best Documentary Short Subject Academy Award in 1944, the film also provides a look into life in Hawaii before the war and life in the Japanese community there -- a rare glimpse into history. Also included is the wartime short, "Recognition of the Japanese Zero" starring Ronald Reagan. Designed as a public service film to help American civilians recognize a Japanese bomber plane in the event of an air raid, it provides insight into daily life in that period. Immediate payment accepted for Buy It Now listings; for Auction or Best Offer items please pay within three days of purchase. Note that we do not grade CD or DVD cases, as they can be easily replaced. Combined USPS shipping discount available for multiple disc purchases -- listed shipping price for first item, $1.25 for each additional item. (Use "Add to Cart" to apply discount automatically; contact us for shipping discount on large orders.) CLICK HERE to check out our store for other awfully limited audio/film/literature releases, including additional documentary DVDs and more!

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