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Crew of the USS Arizona |
Crew of the USS Ward |
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Charles Skibbe, President of the Pearl Harbor Survivors Association, Mahoning Valley Chapter 5 was aboard the USS Nevada during the attack. |
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What the Pearl Harbor Chaplains were doing at Pearl Harbor on December 7th, 1941. |
"Every time I saw one of those planes come in and let go with his torpedo, I prepared myself for the shock of the explosion." ---Leroy Peffer, Survivor USS Vestal |
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Pearl Harbor Survivors Association Rio Grande Valley of Texas Chapter 11 January 2000 (top, left to right) E. Parus; R. Cochran; (bottom, left to right) EJ Collins; R. Reiland; W. Stanfield; W. Larson; and K. Swedberg |
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Marines at Ewa Marine Air Corps Station |
"The battleships had all taken torpedoes and were on fire, dark black smoke sky high and sailors in the water with burning oil all around them. Boats were coming to our pier bringing the dead and the wounded. Some had missing limbs, others burned and flesh hanging over their belts." ---Carlos Barrera, Survivor USS Argonne |
"I passed the mess hall, which had taken a direct hit. I saw smoke and firemen stumbling out from the devastation. I saw a friend of mine pulling a wounded man from the building. When I later read the names on the casualty list, I found my friend among those who died. I could not help but speculate he might have survived had he not elected to remain to help other wounded." ---Eugene E. Wilson, Survivor - Hickam Field |
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Teresa Stauffer (Foster) and Winnie Welker (Killough). This picture was taken at the Sulfur Banks on the big island of Hawaii in 1942. Both nurses were stationed at Schofield Barracks Army Hospital during the attack on December 7, 1941.. |
