"Black Smoke Over Pearl Harbor Left No Doubts" by Jack Kestner, Ledger-Star, December 5, 1966
This newspaper article summarizes the Pearl Harbor remembrances of Admiral Thomas H. Moorer. Moorer was a Navy pilot who raced to Pearl Harbor as soon as he realized it was under attack. He recalled the "noise and confusion - utter bedlam" of the day.
Resource Identifier
BlackSmoke
Citation
Charles C. Hiles papers, Collection No. 1448, Box 39, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming
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