Pearl Harbor survivors return to Oahu to share their memories of the attack
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Tom Berg, of Washington state, recounts the moment Japanese bombers began striking battleships at Pearl Harbor.
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Don Long, 98, above, met with a youth group from California known as the Young Marines (a national youth organization).
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Above, Jay Torres, left, found a kinship with Pearl Harbor survivor and fellow Army man Herbert Elfring, 97. Torres served from 1963 to 1972. Elfring’s granddaughter Leigh Anne Eaton, right, is a meteorologist for NOAA on Ford Island.
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Tom Berg, 97 .
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Stuart Hedley (98).
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