Join us for the 37th Anal Remembrance of the Great Flour Bombing of Pearl Harbor!

With your help, we will once again be making a donation to Fisher House Wisconsin!
Fisher House is a home away from home for veterans and military families who need temporary housing while their loved one receives care at a VA approved medical facility. Fisher House is here to help families get through tough times by offering comfortable accommodations in a home-like environment at no cost to the guests.

Do you remember this historic moment? Pepperidge Farm remembers, and so does Waukesha.

On the morning of December 7, 1986, the skies above Pearl Harbor, WI were suddenly filled with planes, dropping their payload of flour bombs over the naval base, causing massive white plumes to erupt across the area. The unexpected nature of the attack caught the defenders off guard, as they were puzzled by the unusual explosions that seemed more like a drunken stunt than a strategic assault.

Though the flour bomb attack itself was a largely symbolic gesture, it became a curious footnote in history. Hashstorians would later analyze the ingenuity of this unconventional approach, highlighting the importance of creative thinking even in the darkest & coldest winters of hashstory.

Pearl Harbor Flour Bombing