Bob Stroud just mentioned on his Rock and Roll Roots Show on WDRV, "December 7, 1941, A Day That Will Live in Infamy." Had Harry Chapin still been alive, he would have been having a birthday today and played "Cat's in the Cradle." He was born the year after Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1942.
I don't usually post on Sunday, but this is one of the days that I do if it falls on a Sunday.
PART 1
Today, Gayle Vyskocil will be sharing her late husband James' speech he gave a few years ago at a Pearl Harbor Remembrance in Whidbey, Washington. On December 7, 1941, he was a signalman third class on a 90-foot tower as he watched the events unfold.
This story will be continued on my Saw the Elephant and Roadlog blogs.
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