"United in this determination and with unswerving commitment to the cause for which we fight, we, with God's help, will move forward to our greatest victory," he said General Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1944. Eisenhower refers to America in this quote and how they came together, from supporting children and women at home to the men fighting the war abroad. America showed loyalty to its country during World War II, from the home front to the battlefield, achieving prestigious effects on America winning the devastating war. Although the front line of battle is best known, the home front during World War II was what kept men strong. It all began on the home front, bringing the United States into World War II when Japan attacked the Pearl Harbor naval base in Hawaii on December 7, 1941. It was a sunny Sunday morning at the quiet twenty-two-acre naval base when the unsuspecting Navy and the Japanese Air Force targeted US battleships, aircraft carriers, and ninety-two ships. The surprise attack took place at 7:55 am when three hundred and sixty Japanese warplanes and thirty-three warships destroyed one hundred and seventy American aircraft, eighteen of them from 1941, when the United States entered the war, to 1945, when they ended the war. the citizens remained loyal and overcame the difficulties of the Second World War, obtaining the title of “victorious”. With this victory the United States of America suffered losses in terms of deaths and suffering that will always be remembered by all of society. The men, women and children who forever changed the United States during World War II will now and forever have a special place in America's heart. And be remembered as the “greatest”.