A VERY SPECIAL HOUR OF THANKS AND REMEMBRANCE Memorial Day observed in words and music Featuring Ronald Reagan, Jimmy Z, Trace Adkins,
Leeann Rimes & much more Show No. 95-2011 (Original date 30 May 2010)
65 Years Ago Richard's Dad shot this film along Kalakaua Ave. in Waikiki capturing spontaneous celebrations that broke out upon first hearing news of the Japanese surrender. Kodachrome 16mm film: God Bless Kodachrome, right? Richard was able to find an outfit (mymovietransfer.com) to do a much superior scan of this footage to what he had previously posted, so he re-did this film and replaced the older version There are still images from this amazing day, in color, at discoveringhawaii.com.
Sure would have liked to have this sooner! As you know I get all a day later here. I enjoyed it all with tears of joy and pride of being an American! The film from Hawaii was classic! As watched it, I thought about the oldest of my dad's siblings who gave his life in Europe during WWII. The uncle I never met...
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Sure would have liked to have this sooner! As you know I get all a day later here. I enjoyed it all with tears of joy and pride of being an American!
The film from Hawaii was classic! As watched it, I thought about the oldest of my dad's siblings who gave his life in Europe during WWII. The uncle I never met...
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