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Interview with Edgar Harrell, USMC, USS Indianapolis survivor & World War II veteran

An interview with Edgar Harrell (USMC) USS Indianapolis survivor and World War II veteran, and author of the new release Out of the Depths with his son David ...

USS Indianapolis reunion

The 68th annual USS Indianapolis reunion.

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JazzKeyboardist1 commented on 07 Aug 2013

first in honor courage and commitment, thanks

USS Indianapolis

USS Indianapolis survivors speak out.

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Keach47 commented on 26 Nov 2011

Your comments about grandpa being senile and old codgers and a typical old man are insulting, offensive, and more than a little repulsive. Tell me, mr. gnostichumanist, how long were you in the service and what war did you fight in? I think you're an idiot and a troll for saying it. Maybe you'd like to spend a week in the ocean surrounded by sharks and watch your buddies being killed and eaten by them. But I doubt that you have the balls.

GHZoner commented on 05 Jan 2011

Don't...see the problem, really. Where is the offending color? On the emblems? It is, like, 10% of the monument, and they are the right colors, aren't they? It's not like they splashed it in teal and purple polka dots! I am all for preserving historic monuments, but this is a conservative, subtle improvement--not blasphemy!

GnosticHumanist commented on 19 Oct 2011

It looks really good and shows someone cares enough to maintain it and restore it. That grandpa is just senile and wants to have a typical old-man complaining session. If no-one painted it he woud probably be complaining about no-one caring enough. You can't win with old codgers like this.

Peter43John commented on 09 Mar 2011

at first, I could not see the problem-but now I do: the monument is, in effect a public TOMBSTONE- and you do not paint a tombstone!...not to mention the fact that the surviving sailors; the men it was built to honor, do not like it!

mxplixic commented on 16 Jan 2011

Then lets paint the Martin Luther King Jr memorial in DC. Or at the engraving of his "I Have A Dream Speech". You know. Add a little "color". Oh, wait. That would be offensive.