Pearl Harbor Survivors Meet for Last Time

Kate Sweeney | WABE

December 7th, 2011

Kate Sweeney / WABE

The Southeastern chapter of Pearl Harbor Survivors is part of a national organization that’s shutting down at the end of this year due to dwindling membership. WABE’s Kate Sweeney spent time with them at their very last meeting, in Snellville, and has this story.

Broadcast version of story that aired December 7, 2011

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