Ceremony honors U.S. sailors killed in Pearl Harbor attack

Ceremony honors U.S. sailors killed in Pearl Harbor attack

HONOLULU, United States - A former American sailor salutes the national flag in Honolulu on Dec. 7 during a memorial ceremony to honor those who died in Japan's surprise attack on Pearl Harbor 58 years ago, the event which drew U.S. military forces into World War II. The ceremony was held at the USS Arizona Memorial.

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