While America honors Pearl Harbor 84 years ago, World War II veterans E. Paul Ball and Luther Hendricks say the haunting memories are still vivid - and they don't want the day to fade into history.

Every year on Dec. 7, we pause to commemorate the attack on Pearl Harbor. But here’s the thing: it’s more than a history lesson. For anyone wearing the uniform today, Pearl Harbor isn’t just about ...

Army Brig. Gen. Billy Mitchell with an MB-3 pursuit aircraft. Mitchell commanded the 1921 bombing tests that sank the battleship Ostfriesland and wrote a 1924 report predicting Japan would attack ...

Somehow Lt. Rasmussen was able to bring his P-36 back to base. Some counted nearly 500 bullet holes in the damaged fighter. (U.S. Air Force) When Japanese planes attacked Pearl Harbor on the morning ...

HA-19 midget submarine washed ashore on an eastern Oahu beach, after it went aground following attempts to enter Pearl Harbor during the Dec. 7, 1941, Japanese attack. (Naval History and Heritage ...

HONOLULU — The military has identified 100 sailors and Marines killed when the USS Oklahoma capsized during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor 76 years ago, officials said Friday. The milestone comes ...

HONOLULU — Alongside Pearl Harbor on Sunday, former Navy nurse Alice Darrow peered out to the watery spot where, amid the lethal chaos of the surprise attack 84 years earlier, a machine gun bullet ...

Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam in Hawaii would probably need extensive renovations in order to accommodate the new ships, a fact the Navy noted in a new environmental impact study.

In 1921, Army Brig. Gen. Billy Mitchell proved airplanes could sink battleships. Three years later, he predicted Japan would launch a surprise air attack on Pearl Harbor at dawn. Navy and Army brass ...