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U.S. Marines with Bravo Company, Marine Corps Security

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Robert Welton, son of Pearl Harbor survivor retired Chief Warrant Officer John W. Welton speaks during the burial honors ceremony at the USS Utah Memorial on Ford Island.

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PEARL HARBOR (Jul. 02, 2014) Robert Welton, son of Pearl Harbor survivor retired Chief Warrant Officer John W. Welton speaks during the burial honors ceremony at the USS Utah Memorial on Ford Island. Welton served aboard the destroyer USS Sicard (DM 21) during the 1941 Japanese attacks on Pearl Harbor. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Diana Quinlan) File# 140702-N-WF272-110

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Members of the Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam Honors and Ceremonial Guard participate in an ash scattering ceremony for Pearl Harbor Coxswain Gale D. Mohlenbrink at the USS Utah Memorial on Ford Island.

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Midshipmen, staff and faculty of the U.S. Naval Academy mourn the loss of Midshipman 3rd Class Hans Loewen during his funeral service in the main chapel.

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