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Admiral: ‘You can bet’ Pearl Harbor survivors and victims always stood for the national anthem
U.S. Pacific Command Commander Adm. Harry Harris’ remarks at a ceremony marking the 75th anniversary of the Japanese attack generated a lengthy standing ovation from the crowd, with people whistling and hooting.
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USS Arizona survivor, 96: ‘The flames blew right through and cooked me right there’
The Navy and National Park Service expect several dozen attack survivors to attend the remembrance ceremony Wednesday on a pier overlooking the harbor.
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Japanese battleship flag donated at Pearl Harbor
A Japanese navy flag that flew on the battleship of the man who planned the attack on Pearl Harbor was donated Thursday to the National Park Service.
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Navy investigates sailor who didn’t salute national anthem
The sailor’s commander will determine whether she faces any punishment for not saluting.
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New Pacific Marine leader vows to keep up work with allies
The change of command occurs as tensions grow on the Korean peninsula.
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Navy fuel tanks could poison crucial Hawaii aquifer, critics say
Honolulu water utility officials and some residents want the Navy to move fuel tanks away from an aquifer.
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Militaries gather in Hawaii for massive maritime exercises
U.S. Pacific Fleet commander Adm. Scott Swift said Tuesday he wants all 26 nations participating in military exercises in Hawaii to leave better prepared to respond to humanitarian crises.
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Sailor killed at Pearl Harbor gets funeral 75 years later
A sailor killed in the attack on Pearl Harbor is being buried with full military honors nearly 75 years after the bombing.
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Australia, Japan, U.S. drop food, toys on Pacific islands
Australian, Japanese and U.S. air force planes are dropping food and toys on remote atolls in the Pacific as part of the U.S. military’s longest-running humanitarian relief mission.
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Military identifies remains of 7 Pearl Harbor unknowns
The military says it has identified the remains of seven crew members missing since the USS Oklahoma capsized in the 1941 bombing of Pearl Harbor.
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Admiral: ‘You can bet’ Pearl Harbor survivors and victims always stood for the national anthem
U.S. Pacific Command Commander Adm. Harry Harris’ remarks at a ceremony marking the 75th anniversary of the Japanese attack generated a lengthy standing ovation from the crowd, with people whistling and hooting.
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USS Arizona survivor, 96: ‘The flames blew right through and cooked me right there’
The Navy and National Park Service expect several dozen attack survivors to attend the remembrance ceremony Wednesday on a pier overlooking the harbor.
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Japanese battleship flag donated at Pearl Harbor
A Japanese navy flag that flew on the battleship of the man who planned the attack on Pearl Harbor was donated Thursday to the National Park Service.
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Navy investigates sailor who didn’t salute national anthem
The sailor’s commander will determine whether she faces any punishment for not saluting.
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New Pacific Marine leader vows to keep up work with allies
The change of command occurs as tensions grow on the Korean peninsula.
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Navy fuel tanks could poison crucial Hawaii aquifer, critics say
Honolulu water utility officials and some residents want the Navy to move fuel tanks away from an aquifer.
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Militaries gather in Hawaii for massive maritime exercises
U.S. Pacific Fleet commander Adm. Scott Swift said Tuesday he wants all 26 nations participating in military exercises in Hawaii to leave better prepared to respond to humanitarian crises.
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Sailor killed at Pearl Harbor gets funeral 75 years later
A sailor killed in the attack on Pearl Harbor is being buried with full military honors nearly 75 years after the bombing.
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Australia, Japan, U.S. drop food, toys on Pacific islands
Australian, Japanese and U.S. air force planes are dropping food and toys on remote atolls in the Pacific as part of the U.S. military’s longest-running humanitarian relief mission.
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Military identifies remains of 7 Pearl Harbor unknowns
The military says it has identified the remains of seven crew members missing since the USS Oklahoma capsized in the 1941 bombing of Pearl Harbor.
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Admiral: ‘You can bet’ Pearl Harbor survivors and victims always stood for the national anthem
U.S. Pacific Command Commander Adm. Harry Harris’ remarks at a ceremony marking the 75th anniversary of the Japanese attack generated a lengthy standing ovation from the crowd, with people whistling and hooting.
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USS Arizona survivor, 96: ‘The flames blew right through and cooked me right there’
The Navy and National Park Service expect several dozen attack survivors to attend the remembrance ceremony Wednesday on a pier overlooking the harbor.
-
Japanese battleship flag donated at Pearl Harbor
A Japanese navy flag that flew on the battleship of the man who planned the attack on Pearl Harbor was donated Thursday to the National Park Service.
-
Navy investigates sailor who didn’t salute national anthem
The sailor’s commander will determine whether she faces any punishment for not saluting.
-
New Pacific Marine leader vows to keep up work with allies
The change of command occurs as tensions grow on the Korean peninsula.
-
Navy fuel tanks could poison crucial Hawaii aquifer, critics say
Honolulu water utility officials and some residents want the Navy to move fuel tanks away from an aquifer.
-
Militaries gather in Hawaii for massive maritime exercises
U.S. Pacific Fleet commander Adm. Scott Swift said Tuesday he wants all 26 nations participating in military exercises in Hawaii to leave better prepared to respond to humanitarian crises.
-
Sailor killed at Pearl Harbor gets funeral 75 years later
A sailor killed in the attack on Pearl Harbor is being buried with full military honors nearly 75 years after the bombing.
-
Australia, Japan, U.S. drop food, toys on Pacific islands
Australian, Japanese and U.S. air force planes are dropping food and toys on remote atolls in the Pacific as part of the U.S. military’s longest-running humanitarian relief mission.
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Military identifies remains of 7 Pearl Harbor unknowns
The military says it has identified the remains of seven crew members missing since the USS Oklahoma capsized in the 1941 bombing of Pearl Harbor.
