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'''Pearl Harbor''' was the site of a [[US Navy|Naval]] base for the [[United States of America]] in the [[20th century]], located on a harbor known by the same name. The base was most famous as the site of a devastating attack by [[Japan]]ese in [[1941]], which was directly responsible for America's entry into [[World War II]]. |
'''Pearl Harbor''' was the site of a [[US Navy|Naval]] base for the [[United States of America]] in the [[20th century]], located on a harbor known by the same name. The base was most famous as the site of a devastating attack by [[Japan]]ese in [[1941]], which was directly responsible for America's entry into [[World War II]]. |
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| − | The [[movie]] ''[[From Here to Eternity]]'', starring actor [[Burt Lancaster]], depicted the events of this attack. [[Benny Russell]] encountered a [[ |
+ | The [[movie]] ''[[From Here to Eternity]]'', starring actor [[Burt Lancaster]], depicted the events of this attack. [[Benny Russell]] encountered a [[Unnamed Humans (20th century)|newpaper vendor]] who preferred these war stories over [[science fiction]]. ([[DS9]]: "[[Far Beyond the Stars]]") |
The attack would still be regarded [[24th century|four centuries later]] as the "stage for a bloody preamble to war," comparable to the attack on [[Station Salem-One]]. ([[TNG]]: "[[The Enemy]]") |
The attack would still be regarded [[24th century|four centuries later]] as the "stage for a bloody preamble to war," comparable to the attack on [[Station Salem-One]]. ([[TNG]]: "[[The Enemy]]") |
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Revision as of 12:49, 28 February 2006
Pearl Harbor was the site of a Naval base for the United States of America in the 20th century, located on a harbor known by the same name. The base was most famous as the site of a devastating attack by Japanese in 1941, which was directly responsible for America's entry into World War II.
The movie From Here to Eternity, starring actor Burt Lancaster, depicted the events of this attack. Benny Russell encountered a newpaper vendor who preferred these war stories over science fiction. (DS9: "Far Beyond the Stars")
The attack would still be regarded four centuries later as the "stage for a bloody preamble to war," comparable to the attack on Station Salem-One. (TNG: "The Enemy")