As StlCard_25 said, we did have a thread devoted to rememberance of Pearl Harbor and there were posts in a couple of other threads devoted to it as well. John Lennon aside, I think the lessening of the attention paid to Dec 7th has more to do with the passage of time, than anything else. With each passing year, there are fewer around who actually remember Dec 7th & WWII. When I was younger, both Dec. 7th and June 6th (D-Day for you non-history buff YGs) were the occassion for major remeberances on all forms of media. Now they get maybe a small article in the paper as they fade into history for many. Much the same has happened with Kennedy's assassination. I imagine 50 years from now it will be the same with Sept. 11th.