On the recordOctober 18, 2011
When I stepped out and saw the planes fly overhead, grey with red dots, I knew that the world had changed.
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congress.govWhen I stepped out and saw the planes fly overhead, grey with red dots, I knew that the world had changed.
Inouye describes the moment he realized the significance of the Pearl Harbor attack.
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