Pearl Harbor survivor recalls Dec. 7 as an awful long day
Pearl Harbor survivor Martin Dvorak recalls the morning of December 7 1941 aboard the West Virginia as a long day of danger and disruption. He notes the surprise air attack and the confusion as the fleet suffered heavy losses in the opening hours of World War II.
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Pearl Harbor Attack 41st Anniversary Observance
The Pearl Harbor ceremony at 7:55 a.m. marks the 41st anniversary of the 1941 attack. A shipyard whistle, a moment of silence, and a gunfire salute honor the fallen aboard the USS Arizona Memorial with remarks by Joseph K. Taussig Jr. and floral tributes from military and civic groups.
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