the WWII museum said. How did the Pearl Harbor attack change the U.S. position in World War II? The Pearl Harbor attack sparked outrage across the U.S. and led the nation to enter World War II ...

Two 100-year-old veterans shared tales of valor and service on Sunday as part of the Might Eighth Air Force Museum's Memorial ...

Join the National WWII Museum for a ceremony to remember the lives lost in the Pearl Harbor attacks, with a moment of silence at 11:55 a.m. The National World War II Museum will mark the 83rd ...

Jeff Clyman, president of the American Airpower Museum, said the organization ... prompted the United States to join World War II. Just 19 Pearl Harbor survivors remain, Newsday reported.

One that sticks out is a video featuring Nampa’s own Bob Coates, who witnessed Pearl Harbor firsthand. Coates, who passed away in 2011, served in the Navy during World War II. The museum’s ...

Jason Halloren, a Museum of American Armor trustee ... within the decade fewer than 300 of all World War II veterans will remain. Just 19 Pearl Harbor survivors remain. All of which, historians ...

Jack Stowe was 15 years old, working at a grocery store in Texas, when Japan bombed Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941. He wanted to fight for his country and refused to let his young age stop him.