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This being "Pearl Harbor Day" December 7, 1941....a worthy article:

Discussion in 'WWII Today' started by gtblackwell, Dec 7, 2015.

  1. gtblackwell

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    Every one of them deserves to be identified and interned with a stone.
     
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    I totally agree. I found it touching and very thoughtful the manner and care given to these sacred remains. I hope they get a proper burial and a stone identifying them as well as saying they were on the Oklahoma. at Pearl.
     

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