Doris Miller, Pearl Habor

Doris Miller – The Cook Who Gunned Down Japanese Planes During The Attack On Pearl Harbor

Hamilton Historical Records

Dorris Miller was an African American Navy cook who took control of an anti-aircraft gun during the Japanese ariel attack on Pearl Harbor. Dorris Miller did not immediately receive recognition for his action and was returned to non-combat work after Pearl Harbor.

Published by Hamilton Historical Records

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