161205-N-FE250-960 PEARL HARBOR (Dec. 5, 16) Zuber Earle, the author of the book "The Children of Battleship Row," a survivor herself from the Dec. 7, 1941, attack on Pearl Harbor, took time to sign copies and meet dozens of Navy families living along the same waterfront bombed 75 years ago this week. Here she points our to the Culbertson family, who reside on Ford Island today, where she lived. Her house was in the vicinity of Battleship Row, and an active duty military family resides there today. The Culbertson family lives a few hundred yards away. Today there are more than 50,000 Navy 'f
161205-N-FE250-960 PEARL HARBOR (Dec. 5, 16) Zuber Earle, the author of the book "The Children of Battleship Row," a survivor herself from the Dec. 7, 1941, attack on Pearl Harbor, took time to sign copies and meet dozens of Navy families living along the same waterfront bombed 75 years ago this week. Here she points our to the Culbertson family, who reside on Ford Island today, where she lived. Her house was in the vicinity of Battleship Row, and an active duty military family resides there today. The Culbertson family lives a few hundred yards away. Today there are more than 50,000 Navy 'family' residing in Hawaii in support of the Pacific Fleet mission to provide combat-ready, credible forces available and deployed in the vast maritime theater. That includes active duty and reserve Sailors, government civilians, retirees and their family members. ( Navy photo by David Werner / Released)
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