The War-Time Paragons

In the aftermath of December 7, 1941, the face of the nation did not just stand boldly to the bugle call; it continued throughout the start of my generation, near the end of the first half of this century. Because of the Japanese attacking various American fleets, killing many Americans around them on that day, it was now known as “a day that will live in infamy.” General Raymond Brodrik, military personnel, decided to clean up cities for a start on American soil.