Many people were listening to President Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s speech to congress on December 8th, 1941, known as the “Day of Infamy Speech”. However, it is not as well known that his wife, First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt, made a Pearl Harbour Radio Announcement before him on the evening of December 7th, 1941. Eleanor Roosevelt was not
James Carter was a Navy machinist on Dec. 7, 1941, in Pearl Harbour. This Pearl Harbour Survivor from the Ozarks did not talk much about his Navy Career or about the attack on Pearl Harbour. His family knew though that he saved lives when Pearl Harbour was attacked. While he did not discuss the attack
Frank Chebetar was a cook on the destroyer Phelps when Pearl Harbour was attacked. He stayed in the Navy through WWII and until 1960, when he had a second career working as a civilian at Naval Security Group, an intelligence command at Norfolk Naval Station. In 1971 Chebetar founded the Pearl Harbour survivors group in
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