ensign weeden... was one of them.ng the table, and the doorbell rang, and she went to answer the door, and it was the neighbor. and she just said, "bernadine, turn on your radio, hawaii's under attack." and that's how they found out. narrator: he had big dreams. woods: his goal was to have his own ship. he had a mission; he knew what he wanted to do. and his ultimate goal was to be admiral of the navy. narrator: ensign weeden's body was never found. but now, at last, his family can see the world the young officer lived in. the devastating attack united a nation. newsreel announcer: in the explosions at pearl harbor, there was forged the will for complete and absolute victory over the forces of evil. roosevelt: with confidence in our armed forces, with the unbounding determination of our people, we will gain the inevitable triumph, so help us god. [applause] ♪ narrator: one day after the attack the united states declares war against japan, and subsequently against the empire's european allies, too. ♪ today, japan and t

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and i think he became a ensign at the age of 19 and maybe the youngest of a navy pilot around that time they had in the navy, if you can believe nafment a year later in september of 1943 he was on a ship, the u.s.s. sand, and i think this is john cito, if i have it pronounced correctly, him and he flew with the injured womanners, with the fifth fleet. when you think about it, he must have been at that point in time like 20 years old flying drummond , flying's engine bombers. when i was in college the idea did stuff in , we the summer but to be a pat of the missions in the pacific war in world war ii is pretty astounding. 1944 he would have been by then maybe 20 years old, not quite 21, a j.g. when he was like 22 or so. later that year, 1944 when he was still about 20 years out, shot down in the coast by japanese anti-aircraft flyer while flying a mission to woman a radio site 600 miles south of japan. some of my missions in the vietnam war we flew right by there. he's rescued by a u.s. submearn marine and floated around the ocean for a while in a floating bath and they found him. to fin

he became an ensign at the age i think of 19 and became maybe the youngest navy pilot around that time that they had in the navy, if you can believe that. a year or so later in september of 1943, he was on a ship, u.s.s. -- and i think this is san jacinto. he flew avenger bombers with the third fleet and the fifth fleet. if you think about it, he must have been at that point in time 20 years old. flying as a pilot on a -- on avenger bombers. that's pretty amaze. when i was 20 years old, i was a sophomore or junior at ohio state. the idea of flying missions. we did stuff in the summers, went up to corpus christi, fly airplanes and stuff. to be flying missions in the pacific theater in the middle of a world war ii is pretty astounding. 1944, he would have been by then 20 years old. he was a j.g., lieutenant j.g. i think i made j.g. when i was 22 or so. later that year in 1944 when i was still 20 years old, he got shot down off the coast by japanese antiaircraft fire while flying a mission to bomb a radio site located about 600 miles south of japan. i think some of my missions in the viet

recession's impact on nevada, the visit from senator reed to my -- reid to my house office, to senator ensign's resignation, the governor's appoint me to the senate, obamacare, dodd-frank, immigration reform, tax reform, changing the courts, just to name a few, mack has always been there. in this chamber there's a lot of slings an arrows and it takes an expert to walk through these minefields. no one does it along. i always had mack arams by my -- abrams by my side. i thank him of. scott riplinger also served the office with dissphinx. -- distinction. those who know scott know he is a problem solver. it didn't matter which hat he was asked to ware, he -- wear, he wore it with pride. i will miss his hard work, his work on the banking committee, his loyalty and great sense of humor. every office needs a scott ripringer. i would like to mention sarah paul. she has become a dear friend of mine joining my staff seven and a half years ago. i have leaned on her heavily to deal with complicated issues from gaming issues to mining to technology, no one can grasp an issue like her. during her last campai

within a year, he was ensign bush, the youngest fighter pilot in the navy. taking part in 58 combat missions in the pacific theater, bush was flying his plane on a special bombing mission over china when he was shot down by the japanese and was forced to bail out at sea. he survived, though his crew did not. >> i'm floating around in his raft, paddling, and then all of a sudden, saw this tower come up and saw the submarine service. >> bret: with the end of the war inside, bush set his sights on barbara pierce. the two but in 1945, while bush was still in the navy. they would have six children, including our 43rd president, george w. bush. and popular florida governor, jeb. bush left the navy and graduated from yale before he and barbara moved to texas to find his dreams on an oil field. by the age of 30, he was cofounder and president of the pot off chores, which pioneered experimental drilling equipment. just like his father, he was attracted to public service and politics. after losing his first political race for a senate seat in 1964, he was elected to t

around an hour and a half north of the finish capital helsinki stig's ensign is attending an international i study meat it's being held at lake pine and. despite all the merriment they all know that diving in these conditions especially without an oxygen supply is a risky business. the most dangerous experience in freediving is what we call a blackout so it's loose of consciousness obviously anybody can understand when you're on the water and you blackout and you lose consciousness it's very dangerous because in a matter of a few seconds you will drown and you will sink to the bottom and then you die so that's why you should never free diving alone. is evidence and has been fascinated by water all his life as a teenager he was a keen swimmer and also played underwater rugby. then he started specializing in free diving a discipline in which he has since won four world championship titles. my inspiration from sports has always come from my grandmother and actually also my grain grandfather was the biggest. sportsman in his town and when he won many trophies and and my parents are active and

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be a tasty prospect for fans of ensign and don't test the glass to make the previous three encounters were a blockbuster affairs averaging six fils each such as meeting was a little less file type. home had the strongest start just the one thing was missing colts coach julian argos man still sold but saw it was going to one of course i would have preferred to win which we deserved terrorism but that was our best performance of the season at times the best since i've been here so it's amazing how we dominated a team who are second in the league as we got to meet how. often minus twenty seven shots on goal without scoring but also pretty amazing. after crashing out of the europa league to larry rosen book on thursday night sequel to make it up to their fans themselves. use of fulsome opened the scoring latching on to a kevin campaign cross. my and that was often just a cool shriven out of place. and then she moved down to teach up close and a brace the day with less than half an hour on the clock i . batches like fish took their foot off the gas curry money cboe reduced the deficit a fu

several members of the crew aayed up and hand sewed japanese rising sun naval ensign .t be buried beneath the flag of your country. there was a funeral held for the pilot. six men stood holding the body of the pilot. say a deadk would enemy is no longer your enemy. committed his body to the deep. heard ofpeople have this story even though it is one we like to tell. it got no press coverage. no one really talked about it. april 12, 1945 on the day of the funeral was the day president roosevelt died. the day harry s truman was sworn in as our next president. we are inside the captains in port cabin on the missouri, a large space, well decorated for the captain of the missouri when the ship is in port specifically visiting dignitaries were needs to act as a diplomat in a foreign port. the uss missouri memorial association has a large historic collection. a large part of it has been donated by former crewmembers. the question spans from the turn-of-the-century with the original battleship missouri all the way to modern-day with the current uss missouri submarine. we pulled

within a year, he was ensign bush, the youngest fighter pilo and that may be very taken part in 58 combat missions. bush was flying his plane on th special bombing mission over china when he was shot down by the japanese and was forced to bail out at sea. he survived, though his crew di not. >> i'm floating around in this raft, paddling, and then all of a sudden i saw this tower come up and saw the supporting surface.. >> with you in the war insights bush said his sights on barbara pierce, the two went in 1945, while bush was still on the navy . they would have six children including our 43rd president george w. bush. in popular florida governor jeb. he left the navy and graduated from your mac before he and barbara moved to texas to find his dreams on an oil field. by the age of 30 he was cofounder and president of support offshore which pioneere experimental drilling equipment. just like his fatherququ, bush ejected the public service and politics.te alter losing his first politica race for a senate seat in 1964, he was elected to the house of representatives two years later serving two

within a year, he was ensign bush, the youngest fighter pilot in the navy.aking part in 58 combat missions in the pacific theater, bush was flying his plane on a special bombing mission over china when he was shot down by the japanese and was forced to bail out at sea. he survived, though his crew did not. >> i'm floating around in his raft, paddling, and then all of a sudden, saw this tower come up and saw the submarine service. >> bret: by the end of the war inside, bush set his sights on barbara peers. the two wed in 1945 while bush was still in the navy. they would have six children, including our 43rd president, george w. bush, and popular florida governor, jeb. bush left the navy and graduated yale before he and barbara moved to texas to find his dreams on an oil field. by the age of 30, he was cofounder and president of zapata offshore, which pioneered experimental drilling equipment. but just like his father, bush was attracted to public service and politics. after losing his first political race for a senate seat in 1964, he was elected to the house

within a year, he was ensign bush, the youngest fighter pilot in the navy.aking part in 58 combat missions in the pacific theater, bush was flying his plane on a special bombing mission over china when he was shot down by the japanese and was forced to bail out at sea. he survived, though his crew did not. >> i'm floating around in his raft, paddling, and then all of a sudden, saw this tower come up and saw the submarine service. >> bret: by the end of the war inside, bush set his sights on barbara peers. the two wed in 1945 while bush was still in the navy. they would have six children, including our 43rd president, george w. bush, and popular florida governor, jeb. bush left the navy and graduated yale before he and barbara moved to texas to find his dreams on an oil field. by the age of 30, he was cofounder and president of zapata offshore, which pioneered experimental drilling equipment. but just like his father, bush was attracted to public service and politics. after losing his first political race for a senate seat in 1964, he was elected to the house

within a year he was ensign bush, the youngest fighter pilot in the navy.theater, bush was flying his plane on a special bombing mission over china when he was shot down by the japanese and was forced to bail out at sea. he survived, though his crew did not. >> i'm floating around in this raft, paddling, and then all of a sudden i saw this tower come um and saw the submarine surface. >> with the end of the war in sight. bush set his sights on barbara pierce, the two wed in 1945 while bush was still in the navy. they would have six children, including our 43rd president, george w. bush. and popular florida governor jeb. bush left the navy and graduated from yale before he and barbara moved to texas to find his dreams on an oil field. by the age of 30, he was co-founder and president of sapota offshore which pioneered experimental drilling equipment. like his father, bush was attracted to public service and politics. after losing his first political race for a senate seat in 1964, he was elected to the house of representatives two years later, serving two ter

recession's impact on nevada, the visit from senator reed to my -- reid to my house office, to senator ensign's resignation, the governor's appoint me to the senate, obamacare, dodd-frank, immigration reform, tax reform, changing the courts, just to name a few, mack has always been there. in this chamber there's a lot of slings an arrows and it takes an expert to walk through these minefields. no one does it along. i always had mack arams by my -- abrams by my side. i thank him of. scott riplinger also served the office with dissphinx. -- distinction. those who know scott know he is a problem solver. it didn't matter which hat he was asked to ware, he -- wear, he wore it with pride. i will miss his hard work, his work on the banking committee, his loyalty and great sense of humor. every office needs a scott ripringer. i would like to mention sarah paul. she has become a dear friend of mine joining my staff seven and a half years ago. i have leaned on her heavily to deal with complicated issues from gaming issues to mining to technology, no one can grasp an issue like her. during her last campai

he became an ensign at the age i think of 19 and became maybe the youngest navy pilot around that time that they had in the navy, if you can believe that. a year or so later in september of 1943, he was on a ship, u.s.s. -- and i think this is san jacinto. he flew avenger bombers with the third fleet and the fifth fleet. if you think about it, he must have been at that point in time 20 years old. flying as a pilot on a -- on avenger bombers. that's pretty amaze. when i was 20 years old, i was a sophomore or junior at ohio state. the idea of flying missions. we did stuff in the summers, went up to corpus christi, fly airplanes and stuff. to be flying missions in the pacific theater in the middle of a world war ii is pretty astounding. 1944, he would have been by then 20 years old. he was a j.g., lieutenant j.g. i think i made j.g. when i was 22 or so. later that year in 1944 when i was still 20 years old, he got shot down off the coast by japanese antiaircraft fire while flying a mission to bomb a radio site located about 600 miles south of japan. i think some of my missions in the viet

in the middle of world war ii he was commissioned as an ensign just before his 19th birthday, making him one of the youngest aviators in the navy's history. stationed in the pacific theater on the u.s.s. san jacinto , he piloted a grum monday t.b.m. avenger. on september 2, 1944, while carrying out a mission against japan, his plane was hit by enemy fire and was severely damaged. president bush completed the mission and flew out over water where he was able to escape from the plane, where he was later escued by the submarine u.s.s. finback. after recovering from his injury he returned to flying as soon as he was able he flew a total of 58 combat missions for which he receive the distinguished flying cross, three air medal theansd presidential citation. throughout the war he was encouraged and supported by letters from a sweetheart, barbara harris. they met at a christmas dance in 1941 and fell in love. they were engaged in 1943, married on january 6, 1945. together they would endure both difficult and joyous time, grow a large and loving family, and set the record for the longest mar

holding refugee status in australia the twenty five year old was arrested in bangkok last month on an ensign pole warrants put out by bahrain foster is now leading a campaign to be returned to australia araby claims to be tortured if he sent back to bahrain or the footballer fled to australia in twenty fourteen where he was given political asylum he now plays for melbourne football club pascoe a veil in absentia al-arabiya was sentenced in bahrain to ten years in prison for vandalizing a police station he denies all allegations that he was on holiday in silent at the end of november when all thorough detained him at a bangkok airport fausta says it's time for asian football bosses to make themselves heard. we feel really deeply concerned that the i.f.c. at present. appears not to be advocating strongly enough on hockey games behalf and of course the i.o.c. president shakes bahraini himself and in fact only a couple of years ago who came was very critical of what he alleges was shaikh cell man's role in the crackdown of a range of athletes including footballers so we need to say all right adv