Century-old local WWII hero, Robert Sweeney, celebrates 101 years of legacy and bravery
16 million sons and daughters of the United States served in World War II, fewer than 130,000 are still alive today.
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16 million sons and daughters of the United States served in World War II, fewer than 130,000 are still alive today.
A World War II veteran from the Valley is sharing his account on the day of the Pearl Harbor attacks 80 years ago.
It was 80 years ago today that Milton native Horace J. Tiffany crawled from a burning, U.S. Army barracks during the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor.
The service at the Joint Expeditionary Base is not open to the public but News 3 will be there and will live stream the event in this story starting at 10:55 a.m.