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Oldest living Pearl Harbor survivor marks 105th birthday

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Joseph Eskenazi of Redondo Beach, California, turns 105 on Jan. 30. He was at the Army's Schofield Barracks when the Dec. 7, 1941, attack began. The other veterans, representing the Army, Navy and Marines, flew in for the event.

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Joseph Eskenazi, oldest Pearl Harbor survivor, marks 105th birthday

Jospeh Eskenazi turns 105 on Jan. 30.

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Joseph Eskenazi, oldest Pearl Harbor survivor, marks 105th birthday

Jospeh Eskenazi turns 105 on Jan. 30.

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Oldest living Pearl Harbor survivor marks 105th birthday

Veterans were visiting a sprawling museum thanks to the Soaring Valor Program, a project of actor Gary Sinise's charitable foundation dedicated to aiding veterans.

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Joseph Eskenazi, oldest Pearl Harbor survivor, marks 105th birthday

Jospeh Eskenazi turns 105 on Jan. 30.

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Flag-waving admirers lined the sidewalk outside the National World War II Museum in New Orleans on Wednesday to greet the oldest living survivor of the Japanese

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Oldest living Pearl Harbor survivor marks 105th birthday

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Flag-waving admirers lined the sidewalk outside the National World War II Museum in New Orleans on Wednesday to greet the oldest living survivor of the Japanese Attack on Pearl Harbor as he marked his upcoming 105th birthday. “It feels great,” Joseph Eskenazi of Redondo Beach, California, told reporters after posing for pictures with his great-grandson, who is about to turn 5, his 21-month-old great-granddaughter and six other…

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