recalled raising the flag at a mobile hospital in Aiea Heights in the hills above Pearl Harbor in 1941. He was a was a Navy hospital corpsman 3rd Class at the time. Sitting in his front row seat ...

recalled raising the flag at a mobile hospital in Aiea Heights in the hills above Pearl Harbor in 1941. He was a was a Navy hospital corpsman 3rd Class at the time. Sitting in his front row seat ...

More than 90 ships were anchored at Pearl Harbor. The primary targets were the eight battleships in Battleship Row. The USS West Virginia, left, was one of the battleships to sink during the attack.

raised the flag at a mobile hospital in Aiea Heights in the hills above Pearl Harbor in 1941. Gazing over the water from his front row seat on the ceremony grounds on Thursday, Chandler said the ...

Japanese surprise attack on Pearl Harbor attended the annual commemoration Saturday in Hawaii. Ken Stevens, 102, of Powers, Ore., and Ira Schab, 104, of Beaverton, Ore., sat in the front row ...

The Pearl Harbor naval base was recognized by both the Japanese and the United States Navies as a potential target for hostile carrier air power. The U.S. Navy had even explored the issue during ...

The other three survivors sat on the front row. Lauren Bruner ... call as they did 75 years earlier. The skies over Pearl Harbor at dawn were clear, and the mountains in the distance shrouded ...

Arizona was moored in Pearl Harbor's "Battleship Row" on the morning of Dec. 7, 1941, when Japanese carrier aircraft attacked. She was hit by several bombs, one of which penetrated her forecastle ...

The sacrifices Black messmen made at Pearl Harbor were nowhere more evident than ... and six younger siblings sat in the church’s front row. His mother thought of how Julius had written her ...

Oct. 8, 2024 On Dec. 6, the ship returned to Pearl Harbor. Two light cruisers and the USS Utah lay off its starboard bow, and Battleship Row, the famed but vulnerable roadstead for the Navy’s ...

View looking up Battleship Row on Dec. 7, 1941, after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. (U.S. Navy/Naval History and Heritage Command) First Lt. Kermit A. Tyler was the next man up on the ...

recalled raising the flag at a mobile hospital in Aiea Heights in the hills above Pearl Harbor in 1941. He was a was a Navy hospital corpsman 3rd Class at the time. Sitting in his front row seat ...