The film, Pearl Harbor: The Eyewitness Story, represents an accurate and enduring portrayal of the event that launched the United States into World War II.  It was as President Roosevelt stated in Congress on December 8th, a "Day that would live in infamy".  This documentary contains rare historic film footage including captured Japanese Imperial Navy war film taken during the actual attack and riveting eyewitness stories by actual survivors.  In the end, this film is a moving account of one of the most important American historical events in 20th century.  Accounts of the events that took place at Pearl Harbor and surrounding Army installations are recounted by survivors including Henry Peppe, Walter F. Staff and George Sheridan among others.  Full screen in color.  Released in 1995.  Runtime 70 minutes.