Biography and photos of this Purple Heart recipient.

One elderly sister called it a miracle and another said she had finally found closure after the body of their brother, a sailor killed at Pearl Harbor 62 years ago, was identified.

Online collection of Pearl Harbor documents from East Carolina University. Includes telegrams, photographs, letters, and interview transcripts.

Remembering the events of Pearl Harbor and World War II, Virginia Ramage Smith compares them to our present war on terrorism.

Timeline, animated maps, photographs, eyewitness accounts, debates about historical issues, movies, sound files, detailed index with links to encyclopedic entries about ships, personnel, and other military matters.

Simple alphabetical list of all individuals injured during the attack on Pearl Harbor. Name, rank, and assignment of military personnel; age and location, if civilian.

Historical diary of 17 yr. old girl living at Hickam Field, Hawaii on Dec 7, 1941, when it and Pearl Harbor were bombed by the Japanese.

Detailed accounts of actions of United States Marines during the attack on Pearl Harbor, with photographs.

Timeline, photos, and interview.

Images and audio.

Virtual war maps, survivors' personal stories, photographs, time lines, video footage, and other multimedia features.

Index to Action Reports, oral histories and other special reports, photos, teacher lesson plans, and excerpts from a Navy Museum exhibition.

Pearl Harbor photos, letters, time line, map, and information on ships involved.

Images of Pearl Harbor before, during, and after the air raid.

Harry Elmer Barnes recaps findings of the official U.S. Pearl Harbor investigations and reconstructs the events in Washington and Tokyo that made the Japanese raid on the Naval facility at Oahu, 7 Dec. 1941, not only successful, but inevitable.

Message board; photographs and recollections of the fate of USS Arizona; quiz on Pearl Harbor facts; links to other Pearl Harbor sites.

Primary source materials on the investigations and hearings, photos, maps, and documents from various government sources.

Maps, timeline, and survivor's remembrances.

Membership information, and Association history.

Personal accounts from surviving veterans from the attack on Pearl Harbor.

Contains historical information, survivors' stories and links. This site is created and maintained by Commander, Navy Region Hawaii Public Affairs Office.

Concise chronological narrative of events leading to the Japanese attack, starting in 1937 and ending on December 7, 1941. Includes a few photographs.

Text of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's Pearl Harbor speech given to Congress.

Pearl Harbor documents.

Five photos and the sequence of events.

Pearl Harbor books, magazine articles, photographs, and oral histories.