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Brothers killed at Pearl Harbor identified and given military honors

By Haley Victory Smith
Published June 16, 2021 7:12pm ET
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Brothers killed at Pearl Harbor identified and given military honors
Two brothers killed at Pearl Harbor were identified and laid to rest side by side 80 years after the attack by Japan. Harold and William Trapp enlisted together, served aboard the USS Oklahoma, and died along with over 400 others when the ship was torpedoed and capsized in 1941, Hawaii News Now reported on Tuesday. […]

Two brothers killed at Pearl Harbor were identified and laid to rest side by side 80 years after the attack by Japan.

Harold and William Trapp enlisted together, served aboard the USS Oklahoma, and died along with over 400 others when the ship was torpedoed and capsized in 1941, Hawaii News Now reported on Tuesday.

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