Pearl Harbor sailor finally laid to rest at Arcola cemetery
The Flagman nonprofit and local volunteers lined the funeral procession route for Charles Darling Brown with more than 430 U.S. flags.
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The Flagman nonprofit and local volunteers lined the funeral procession route for Charles Darling Brown with more than 430 U.S. flags.
ARCOLA, Ill. (WCIA) — More than 80 years after the Attack on Pearl Harbor, a sailor killed in the attack is being laid to rest in his hometown of Arcola. Charles Darling Brown was one of 2,400 Americans killed in the attack that led the U.S. to formally enter World War II. When his remains […]
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