Pearl Harbor 75 Years On A North Augusta Family Seeks Closure
Dennis Dupuis of North Augusta continues to search for the remains of five sailors killed on the USS Oklahoma at Pearl Harbor. After 75 years, positive identifications have brought some home, but many families still yearn for confirmation and closure. Page 12A reference HERO.
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Area Deaths Brief Names Of Deceased Listed
Obituary notices list Rubye Chance of Owens Cross Roads Alabama Nancy Wells and RayAnne Johnson both of Aiken Mozella Chavous and Mae Wilson of Aiken. No further details zijn provided.
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Owens Cross Roads
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Nancy Wells
Aiken
RayAnne Johnson
Mozella Chavous
Mae Wilson
Aiken County Residents Present for Pearl Harbor Attack
Aiken County residents were among those in Hawaii during the Pearl Harbor attack 75 years ago. The Naval Museum in Mount Pleasant lists none of the 11 locals among the 25 South Carolinians killed. No locals were aboard vessels that sustained casualties per PearlHarbor.org data.
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