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Dec. 7, 1941: The destroyer Shaw's forward magazine explodes after being struck during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor (LA Times).
Dec. 7, 1941: "The destroyer Shaw’s forward magazine explodes after being struck during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor" (LA Times). Today, we remember the sailors who lost their lives at Pearl Harbor. *I will post a blog later about my experiences aboard the USS Pearl Harbor, but for now, let us honor these men and women.*

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