Japanese A-bomb survivor joins U.S. ceremony

Japanese A-bomb survivor joins U.S. ceremony

Shigeaki Mori (L), an atomic bombing survivor and historian from Hiroshima, and Susan Archinski (C), attend a ceremony in Lowell, Massachusetts, on May 28, 2018, to honor her uncle Normand Brissette and 11 other American POWs who died after the U.S. nuclear attack in the Japanese city at the end of World War II as well as other war dead. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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