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Pearl Harbor...Generational Perspectives

From: Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow- Phil Mariage
Series: Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow
Length: 29:00

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Ytt-300x300_small 92 year old Walter Smith was there on Dec 7th and now compares his perspective with a member of the middle and younger generation. This is the half hour version of our program and the longer podcast is available on Itunes.

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92 year old Walter Smith was there on Dec 7th and now compares his perspective with a member of the middle and younger generation. This is the half hour version of our program and the longer podcast is available on Itunes.

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