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Pearl Harbor veterans’ memories of the ‘day of infamy’ live on after 78 years

Billy Cox, Sarasota Herald-TribuneComments Off on Pearl Harbor veterans’ memories of the ‘day of infamy’ live on after 78 years

While many shared their stories out of duty, it's impossible to make outsiders smell and hear the carnage that left 2,335 dead and 1,143 wounded.

       
Billy Cox, Sarasota Herald-Tribune
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