Pictured to the right is John Hughes, one of just two remaining Pearl Harbor veterans still standing and still remembering the day the United States was drawn into WWII, exactly 75 years ago. He spoke at a luncheon recently, the last luncheon of Chapter 14 of the Orange County Pearl Harbor Survivors Association, and to Los Al TV cameras. Chapter 14 is down to just two standing and publically speaking Pearl Harbor veterans in Orange County now, and Los Al TV producer John Underwood saw the urgency to capture what these “Last Men Standing” had to say about that day and why we remember it today.
Station Manager Larry Strawther added, “We have four new shows, which have debuted within the last week or will be debuting over next few days: Pearl Harbor Survivors – produced by John Underwood.
And three shows produced by OUR Los Al with students from Los Alamitos HS
1. We care “From the Heart” fundraiser
2. Los Alamitos HS Song & Cheer Exhibition
3. Los Alamitos Elementary Gold Ribbon Celebration”
See page 19 for Los Al TV airtime listings, or view programs online at losaltv.org.
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