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Saturday, December 10, 2005
AFGHAN WOMEN AS SLAVE LABOR
Carpet Making
The carpet is one of the war-ravaged country's few exports
The sun rises and sets, weeks and months pass, and 12-year-old Shamta's bony fingers tie knot after knot to countless strings that will eventually mesh into a soft carpet.
"I start at dawn and stop by sunset - yes, it is hard work," Shamta says at her loom under a tarpaulin in one of the poorest areas of Kabul. But, she adds: "I am used to it."
The girl, who has never been to school, works with her 16-year-old sister, Fawzia, and two younger brothers on carpets that measure 24 square metres (80 square feet), each one taking about three months to finish.
She is one of thousands of Afghan girls and women who pass much of their lives working in often-squalid home-based "factories" to create the luxurious carpets that Afghanistan is famous for and adorn well-to-do homes across the world.
Many women from the ethnic Uzbek and Turkmen minorities in warlord-dominated northern Afghanistan work in small home-based "factories" to make the country's famous carpets, known for their quality and use of natural dyes.
Uzbeks make up six percent of Afghanistan's population of about 28 million and Turkmens about 2.5 percent.
According to a survey conducted by the Rabia Balkhi Advocacy and Skill building Agency (RASA), 113 out of the 300 interviewers had started weaving the carpets below the age of 10. Eight-year-old Moursal said she had been weaving carpets in her home in the Afghan capital Kabul, since she was six. “Weaving has destroyed the vision of my eyes. I am suffering from chest pain too,” Moursal complained.
The colourful carpets can fetch thousands of dollars, but they bring the women who weave them just enough to get by - along with a lot of hardship.
Exports
Human Rights activist Nilofar Sayar says, "It's fortunate that carpets can provide ... annual profit in Afghanistan. But have you ever thought of who is behind producing these carpets?"
She answers the question, "They're the unpaid slaves of their male relatives."
Carpet-weaving is an ancient tradition in Afghanistan and the Afghan carpet is one of the war-ravaged country's few exports. For Shamta's family of 12, it is their only income.
"We earn some 15,000 to 20,000 Afghanis ($300 to $400) a month. It is not enough," says Shamta's father, Waheedu Allah.
Waheedu Allah taught his children the skill that was passed on to him by his own father. The family is employed by a dealer to make the carpets, which can each fetch about $3000.
Shamta admits the job of tying tiny knots has taken a toll on her young body. "My eyes sometimes itch," she says. "My spine also hurts."
Unpaid slaves
The plight of Shamta and thousands of others like her has alarmed rights activist Nilofar Sayar, who this year spent months with about 300 carpet-weavers in northern Afghanistan, the country's main carpet-producing area.
"They are the unpaid slaves of their male relatives," she says in a booklet on her findings released last week.
"It is fortunate that carpets can provide businessmen annual profit in Afghanistan but have you ever thought of who is behind producing these carpets?" Sayar asks.
The women and girls, some as young as 11, spend up to 18 hours at work in "dusty, dark and wet rooms", she says. The conditions often lead to tuberculosis.
The minute and dusty work often causes eye problems among the weavers, while constant contact with dyes and wool can cause skin reactions. Their legs, backs and shoulders are strained by hours of sitting in the same position, often on the floor.
"They suffer from diseases but are still weaving carpets - they're being used as machines by their husbands but no one cares about them," Sayar says.
Opium relief
To cope, and to keep their babies still while they are at work, many women resort to taking opium which is easy to come by in Afghanistan, the world's biggest supplier of the drug.
Sayar's report quotes a carpet weaver saying: "I have to give opium [to my baby]. If I do not, who would weave carpets?"
"If a girl wants to weave carpets and wants not to be tired, she would use a little opium," the woman adds.
The carpet weavers are often prevented from going to school by their families, or are poor students because they have no time to spend on their studies, according to Sayar's research.
Calls For Relief
While calling on the government to enforce standards on maximum working hours, Sayar said, “They’re the unpaid slaves of their male relatives," adding many of the women weaving carpets do not know the value of the carpets they make.
"The weavers suffer from eye and leg problems. They suffer from tuberculosis," she said, adding they should be provided with health clinics and schools.
Illiteracy was another problem among the women interviewed by RASA. Some 265 out of 300 were illiterate. Only 35 of them had had primary education, according to the survey.
Sayar, who works for the non-governmental group RBMSSI, called on the US-backed government of President Hamid Karzai to end the "misery of Afghan women". Sources: AFP, RAWA, Aljazeera, IRIN
Friday, December 09, 2005
NEW ORLEANS NOW
Well, friends it is one of those Friday where all you get is a reprint from another source. The following is from the San Francisco Bay View
New Orleans Now: Bay Area volunteers share shocking stories
by CC Campbell-Rock
The flicker of the changing images held the packed warehouse community co-op audience spellbound. At least 70 people, mostly white social justice activists, turned out to watch the New Orleans update from the Common Ground Collective’s Video Committee. The new video is a compendium of footage and images from at least seven Bay Area volunteers who took part in the organization’s rebuilding New Orleans campaign.
The new footage captured the views of social justice activists, New Orleanians and Bay Area volunteers who participated in the Thanksgiving weekend’s “Roadtrip for Relief,” called for by the organizers of the Common Ground Collective.
The film paled in comparison to the stories of at least 10 volunteers who put their lives on hold and answered Common Ground Collective’s call for 300 people to come and work to rebuild New Orleans. They told stories of a New Orleans that existed before Hurricane Katrina. Their accounts exposed the dirty little secrets that the popular Southern city has harbored for centuries.
“The Common Ground Collective called for a national caravan to converge in New Orleans and for 300 people to meet down there to do all kinds of work, to support people in New Orleans,” said Natasha Dedrick, a core organizer of the Common Ground Collective.
Dedrick coordinated the road trip and the recent meeting. “We’re proud to say that we had the largest contingency. At least 50 Bay Area residents accepted the challenge of helping hurricane victims.
Essentially, Hurricane Katrina unmasked the realities that the majority of city residents experienced on a daily basis: virulent, insidious forms of racism, repression and corruption, which trapped generations of New Orleanians in the cycle of poverty, on which mainstream media reported, initially.
In three short days, Dedrick, who pulled together a cross-section of volunteers, helped to raise $5,000 for the Common Ground Collective. She borrowed a truck, filled it up with cleaning supplies and was joined by at least 50 others on the trip.
She got involved after hearing news reports on the hurricane’s devastation. “I started freaking out, once I saw the response to it. I called Malik (Rahim, co-founder of Common Ground) and Families and Friends of Louisiana’s Incarcerated Children. I couldn’t reach anyone. My friends said, ‘Just go down there.’”
Not only did she go for the road trip, but Dedrick has been to New Orleans at least three times since the hurricane ravaged the city and the Gulf Coast. “It’s (destruction) going on for miles and miles,” the activist affirmed.
“The interesting thing about going down is that there’s almost nothing happening on the ground, except what the grassroots is doing. The Common Ground Collective is about the only group on the ground doing anything. There are almost no city workers. When I see them, they look like little ants on a mountain of destruction. The National Guard is roaming the streets in humvees. They drive by and you want to say, ‘Get out and start working.’”
Perplexed by the useless activities of the National Guard, Dedrick, who is volunteering in honor of her mother, an activist and artist who passed away five years ago, asked a national guardsman about his work. She was told the National Guard was in the fourth phase of a national recovery program.
“The first, second, third and fourth stages are patrolling. They’re patrolling what? It’s a ghost town. The fifth phase is the clean up, which will start in January. But then, that will only be done by the Louisiana National Guard. The other units are pulling out. We (Common Ground Collective) were able to do 30 houses and give out food. It was a lot, but that’s nothing,” compared to the work that remains.
“I couldn’t be more disgusted,” she adds, about the hidden agenda of some involved in the reclamation of the city. “There’s no mistake. It is ethnic cleansing … just the fact there is no electricity. What is that? No schools. No electricity and hot water. How much work is down there? An endless amount of work, and residents can’t get jobs. Where are the jobs?”
Justin Hite, another core organizer with the Common Ground Collective, told the story of the arrest of Brandon Darby, the Ninth Ward coordinator for Common Ground Collective. “Brandon was on his way to get King (one of the Angola 3), who was stranded in his home, shortly after the hurricane. A ranger came along and made Brandon get into a boat. He jumped off the boat and began swimming. The cops were in pursuit. Things were getting rough, until the media showed up. Then the rangers dispatched a boat to get King.”
Justin and several other volunteers also had to take turns on watch for anyone who wanted to destroy or damage the reputation of the Common Ground Collective and its leader, Malik Rahim. “At dusk, white militias formed up and would patrol, with machine guns, the Black communities looking for looters.”
Hite said they started the Common Ground Collective by posting 7,000-8,000 fliers on doors. The owner of a daycare center donated her building for free for three months. The collective today uses the location as a distribution center. More recently, the group launched a women’s center across the street from the distribution outlet.
Nicole Derse, a political organizer, said she was surprised at the response from government. She went to Thailand after the tsunami, where she helped to set up the Tsunami Volunteer Center. She also went down to New Orleans to help the Katrina victims. The way the Thailand government handed that country’s natural disaster compared with the Bush administration’ handling of the U.S.’s greatest natural disaster stunned her.
“I was shocked that the government wasn’t even trying to pretend to help. The Thailand government did what it could (after the tsunami), as small as it is, but the local, state and federal governments here do not want people to return. They do not want New Orleans to be a predominately Black city any longer,” Derse explained.
Most shocking to Derse, is that the cost to rent a home or apartment in New Orleans has tripled. “A two-bedroom will now go for $2,500 per month,” when it previously cost $800 per month. Moreover, developers are offering homeowners pennies on the dollar to purchase their property. “All the evidence suggests that this is the greatest example of racism and peril of capitalism I’ve ever seen in my lifetime,” she says.
Emma Gerard, a tenant organizer, said the Housing Authority of New Orleans is telling public housing tenants that there is no place for them to live if they come back. “There has been a governmental moratorium on evictions since Oct. 29, but since then, 100 people per day are being evicted. I personally witnessed a woman’s belongings being pushed out.”
Most egregious, she adds, is the behavior of the Housing Authority of New Orleans. “There is a push to shut down the projects and to reduce Section 8 tenants,” Gerard explains.
Tenants at the B.W. Cooper public housing development were told that they couldn’t return to Cooper because of “extensive damage” done by the hurricane. “Sam Jackson took us on a tour of his apartment and there was no damage there. Tenants have found out that HANO is using their homes to house relief workers and HANO staff members,” says Gerard.
Conversely, FEMA has been giving out Section 8 vouchers, but landlords are refusing to take them. They would rather rent to higher paying government workers and contractors, Gerard concludes.
Derse added, “It’s easy to get evicted in New Orleans. There is a five-day eviction notice. If you don’t show up for a hearing, the landlord has a right to put your stuff out on the street.”
Common Ground Collective is working in tandem with No Heat on an anti-eviction campaign. As a result of the recent lawsuit, landlords have to send eviction notices to the last registered addresses of the tenants and FEMA has to give the City of New Orleans a list of tenants to be evicted.
Several prison activists went to New Orleans to monitor and report on the prison system and to monitor police activities. Aaron and Genca visited the House of Detention, a holding jail, and saw MPs patrolling with assault rifles. The activists were not allowed to enter the courtroom.
They were able, however, to pass out 50-100 legal rights handbooks. Aaron shared instances of frivolous arrests of people in New Orleans. “Mostly for things that sound like slave code violations, like double-parking,” he said.
One organizer, Jimmy, was arrested for double-parking while trying to off-load supplies. “They were always arresting Black people for nothing,” he continued. Another was arrested for littering on Halloween night.
“The state of the prison isn’t fit for anyone to be in there. They just threw a bunch of bleach on the mold. There is no running water. The toilets are overflowing. They’re arresting people and putting them in jail, where they are getting sick. People are in a state where they need trauma relief, as well as getting back into their homes,” Genca added.
Aaron added, “I also heard several stories about how fines have dramatically increased since before Katrina. They were saying that since the city was nearly broke, they needed to increase fines.” For example, a fine that was $50 before Katrina shot up to $250.
“Only one public defender is back. He is recommending that people plead guilty and pay the fines, so you don’t have to spend the night in Parish Prison.”
Aaron then told the story of two Mexican-Americans and their father who left Texas to do demolition work in Plaquemines Parish. Anyone who lives in Louisiana knows that Plaquemines Parish was legendary as a bastion of racism, as exhibited by the late Parish President Leander Perez.
They two workers were called “wetbacks” by the parish’s police, and one family member was arrested and charged with being an illegal alien, even though he was American born. Bail was set at $10,000 and the trial for February 2006.
“When the family brought the money for bail, they were given a series of clearly racist things as excuses for holding their brother in jail. For example, they said the INS had a hold on his record, he had a fake ID etc.,” Aaron said.
They sent the family to Orleans Parish to the INS, which said there was no hold on this person, and they were sent back to Plaquemines. While there, a Plaquemines clerk gave them the INS phone number for work permits for their brother, who was born in the U.S.
“They were given 30 different phone numbers. That was a totally racist system being used. Another person held with him is still in jail. There have been 1,200 arrests since the hurricane. The ACLU is collecting stories like that to mount a legal challenge in court.”
Aaron also says, “If people want to go back, this is the time. Both the white conservatives and the white liberals are going in to do their thing,” he continued, “but no one is listing to Black people. And the other community organizations and clinics are not trying to help out.”
Lisa Milos went to New Orleans to work with Common Ground also. She’s interested in establishing a nationwide effort similar to Freedom Summer in the 1960s, when young people took a leadership role in the civil rights movement.
“I would like to see young people in the grassroots go down and rebuild and shame the government into redirecting the money away from Blackwater Security and Halliburton,” she explained.
Milos spoke of incidents of wage disparities that she witnessed. “One woman, a Bobcat operator, was offered $10 per hour one week, when others were being paid $15 an hour. Blacks and Latinos were making $10-$12 per hour.
“Then there is this incredible Guatemalan, whose employer asked him to pay $1,000 in rent to share a spare room. They are trying not to hire residents, especially if they are Black or Latino,” Milos said of major contractors in New Orleans.
“I’m just an uneducated forklift operator,” another participant said. “But I went down to help when I heard Malik call for help on the radio. He said, ‘You don’t have to have a college degree.’
“They need bodies there to do the work. If you can push a broom, please go down and help.”
“We gutted 30 houses, but there is 93 miles of destruction. We’re building a new solidarity movement like in the ‘60s. It’s a historic slap in the face of Black and poor people that the government has turned its back on them.
“We want our solidarity to transform institutions, to transform the way society runs, the way we live. Common Ground is calling for another convergence in January, but people are welcome any time,” Natasha Dedrick said.
The Common Ground Collective needs your help. For more information on the “Roadtrip for Relief,” call Brandon Darby, Ninth Ward coordinator, at (512) 912-8000. To contribute to the Common Ground Collective’s Rebuilding New Orleans Campaign, send your tax-deductible contribution to Common Ground Collective, c/o Community Futures Collective, 221 Idora Ave., Vallejo, CA 94591. Community Futures Collective is a 501(c)(3), EIN 72-1584619.
Thursday, December 08, 2005
AND A GOOD TIME WAS HAD BY ALL
Ann Coulter, whose right wing rants almost defy description, was heckled into stopping her speech at the University of Connecticut yesterday.
Coulter appearances are really more of a circus act than anything else. She is so bizarre one would think she can’t possibly be serious about anything she says.
Unfortunately these days, who knows.
Coulter's appearance prompted protests from several groups, including Students Against Hate and the Puerto Rican/Latin American Cultural Center. They criticized her for spreading a message of hate and intolerance.
Eric Knudsen, a 19-year-old sophomore journalism and social welfare major at UConn, didn't attend the speech. "We encourage diverse opinion at UConn, but this is blatant hate speech," said Knudsen, head of Students Against Hate.
Jorge Cruz, a 5th-semester psychology major said, "I can't believe we paid to support racism. She produces hate-crime."
Queers United Against Discrimination (QUAD), the Puerto Rican/Latin American Cultural Center, the Rainbow Center and Students Against Hate sponsored an alternative event to Coulter’s night club act.
"Mainly our goal was to throw this counter Coulter event," said Samantha Harrigan, a 3rd-semester pre-communications major and a member of the organization.
"We're really trying to deter people from going," Harrigan said as students handed out fliers instructing people to walk out of the Coulter speech at 7:45 p.m.
The alternative event included speakers from the UConn community sharing their experiences with discrimination and hate, even in today's society.
The message of alumni and current UConn students was not to be anti-Republican or anti-religion. Chris Albert, a graduate student, is a Christian and a marine. He feels that people like Coulter threaten the three most important things to him - God, his country and his family. He feels Coulter's opinions are an example of "false patriotism."
Whatever, dude. Sources: Editor and Publisher, Seattle Post Intelligencer, Daily Campus (UConn)
WASHINGTON ACCUSED OF HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS AT GLOBAL WARMING CONFERENCE
Pointing out that rising seas and more frequent and severe storms are threatening the livelihoods of indigenous groups in the Arctic and small tropical island states, Sheila Watt-Cloutier, chair of the Inuit Circumpolar Conference, stated at the launch of a project Tuesday to help Arctic communities and mostly Pacific island states adapt to climate change, "These are the two most vulnerable regions to climate change.”
She said evidence of a warming planet was stark and compelling and the cultures of the Arctic and island nations were at risk, adding that promoting adaptation was urgent. "As we melt, the small developing island states sink," she told a news conference in Montreal, where about 190 nations are meeting to try to find ways to curb the emission of greenhouse gases released from burning fossil fuels.
In many Pacific island states, rising sea levels are causing chaos, said Taito Nakalevu of the South Pacific Regional Environment Programme, an organization established by Pacific governments. "Climate change has an impact on almost all aspects of our lives," he said. "Most of our rural communities are still very dependent on natural resources, such as fisheries, agriculture and forestry. But because of climate change, these resources are becoming scarce."
In the low-lying Pacific state of Tuvalu, a cluster of atolls no more than 16.5 feet above sea level, so-called king tides are becoming unusually powerful, swamping large areas, causing beach erosion, flooding of crops and homes.
In some areas, rising salinity has meant crops can no longer be grown, Nakalevu said. King tides are often whipped up by cyclones.
“The problem now was how to protect people's livelihoods and cultures. Some would be forced to move to other islands, while others would have to adapt,” he added. “ If they can't, some cultures could be wiped out. “
In the arctic, the situation is no better.
"Climate change is destroying our environment and eroding our culture," Watt-Cloutier said on the sidelines of a 189-nation meeting in Montreal, Canada, on ways to fight global warming.
Inuit indigenous peoples formally accused Washington on Wednesday of violating their human rights by failing to do enough to fight a thaw of Arctic ice undermining their hunting culture.
In a groundbreaking case, the Inuit Circumpolar Conference, which represents about 155,000 people in Alaska, Canada, Greenland and Russia, filed a petition to a commission of the Organization of American States that said climate change was tantamount to human rights abuse. (See Press Release Below)
Environmentalists said the petition broke new ground as a cross-border attempt to address climate change. Some Pacific island states, threatened by rising seas, have threatened lawsuits against the United States. Lawyers say such a case would be extremely costly and very hard to win.
For Immediate Release: December 7, 2005
Inuit Petition Inter-American Commission on Human Rights to Oppose Climate Change Caused by the United States of America
MONTREAL - Ms. Sheila Watt-Cloutier, the elected Chair of the Inuit Circumpolar Conference (ICC), today submitted a petition to the Washington DC-based Inter-American Commission on Human Rights seeking relief from violations of the human rights of Inuit resulting from global warming caused by greenhouse gas emissions from the United States of America. The Commission, which was created in 1959 by the Organization of American States, has a long and distinguished history of protecting human rights, particularly those of indigenous peoples.).
Ms. Watt-Cloutier spoke at a side event at the 11th Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change. She was joined by Dr. Robert Corell, Chair of the recently completed Arctic Climate Impact Assessment (ACIA), Dr. James Anaya, an aboriginal human rights lawyer at the University of Arizona, and Mr. Carlos Manuel Rodriguez, Minister of Environment and Energy of the Government of Costa Rica.
Drawing upon the traditional knowledge of hunters and elders and wide-ranging peer reviewed science, the 163-page petition is supported by testimony from 63 named Inuit from northern Canada and Alaska. The petition documents existing, ongoing, and projected destruction of the Arctic environment and the culture and hunting-based economy of Inuit caused by global warming.
The November 2004 ACIA (available at www.acia.uaf.edu) prepared over a four-year period by more than 300 scientists from 15 countries and six Indigenous peoples organizations concluded:
The Arctic is extremely vulnerable to observed and projected climate change and its impacts. The Arctic is now experiencing some of the most rapid and severe climate change on earth. Over the next 100 years, climate change is expected to accelerate, contributing to major physical, ecological, social and economic changes, many of which have already begun. Changes in arctic climate will also affect the rest of the world through increased global warming and rising sea levels.
Dr. Corell stressed two key conclusions of the ACIA, “Marine species dependent on sea ice, including polar bears, ice-living seals, walrus, and some marine birds are very likely to decline, with some species facing extinction; and
“For Inuit, warming is likely to disrupt or even destroy their hunting and food-sharing culture as reduced sea ice causes the animals on which they depend to decline, become less accessible, and possibly become extinct.”
Ms. Watt-Cloutier said, “Inuit are an ancient people. Our way of life is dependent on the natural environment and animals. Climate change is destroying our environment and eroding our culture. But we refuse to disappear. We will not become a footnote to globalization.
“Climate change is amplified in the Arctic. What is happening to us now will happen soon in the rest of the world. Our region is the globe’s climate change “barometer.” If you want to protect the planet, look to the Arctic and listen to what Inuit are saying.”
The petition focuses on the United States of America because it is by far the largest emitter of greenhouse gases and it refuses to join the international effort to reduce emissions. The petition asks the Commission to hold hearings in northern Canada and Alaska to investigate the harm caused to Inuit by global warming. Specifically, the petition asks the Commission to declare the United States of America in violation of rights affirmed in the 1948 American Declaration of the Rights and Duties of Man and other instruments of international law.
The petition urges the commission to recommend that the United States adopt mandatory limits to its emissions of greenhouse gases and co-operate with the community of nations to “prevent dangerous anthropogenic interference with the climate system,” the objective of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change. As well, the petition requests the Commission declare that the United States of America has an obligation to work with Inuit to develop a plan to help Inuit adapt to unavoidable impacts of climate change, and to take into account the impact of its emissions on the Arctic and Inuit before approving all major government actions.
Dr. Anaya said, “The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights has previously addressed human rights cases submitted by Indigenous peoples seeking to protect their environment and ways of life. The Inuit petition is an opportunity for the Commission to make a significant contribution to the further evolution of international human rights law.”
In conclusion, Ms. Watt-Cloutier said, “This petition is not about money, it is about encouraging the United States of America to join the world community to agree to deep cuts in greenhouse gas emissions needed to protect the Arctic environment and Inuit culture and, ultimately, the world. We submit this petition not in a spirit of confrontation—that is not the Inuit way—but as a means of inviting and promoting dialogue with the United States of America within the context of the climate change convention. Our purpose is to educate not criticize, and to inform not condemn. I invite the United States of America to respond positively to our petition. As well, I invite governments and non-governmental organizations worldwide to support our petition and to never forget that, ultimately, climate change is a matter of human rights.” Sources: the Inuit Circumpolar Conference, San Diego Union Tribune, TVNZ (New Zealand)
CASE COLLAPSES: "THERE NEVER WAS A SINN FEIN SPY RING OPERATING FROM STORMONT"
Three Belfast men who were supposedly at the center of the spy ring have been acquitted of all charges. The men, whose arrests led to the collapse of the power-sharing executive, claimed the case against them had been politically motivated. The three were arrested following a police raid, done in the glare of the media, on Sinn Féin's offices at Stormont on 5 October 2002, when documents and computer discs were seized.
The accusations plunged Northern Ireland’s power-sharing institutions into crisis, with the Rev Ian Paisley’s Democratic Unionists and the Ulster Unionists, led at that time by then First Minister David Trimble, threatened to collapse the executive with resignations.
The British government suspended devolution, embarking on three years of direct rule.
Following the decision at Belfast Crown Court to drop charges against Sinn Fein’s head of administration Denis Donaldson, his son-in-law Ciaran Kearney and civil servant William Mackessy, Sinn Fein’s chief negotiator Martin McGuinness said the allegation of a spy ring was concocted in 2002 to destroy political progress at Stormont.
McGuinness said “There never was a Sinn Féin spy ring operating from Stormont. This was a carefully constructed lie created by the Special Branch in order to cause maximum political impact. Its effect politically has been to collapse the institutions and personally it has damaged the lives of the four people originally charged and their families. This operation is as blatant an example of political policing as you are likely to find.’
Said McGuinness, “Sinn Féin said very clearly at the time that eventually this case would fall apart. There was no evidence to sustain it. However that was not the motivation of those responsible for carrying out this operation. Their motivation was to collapse the political institutions and stall further progress on policing change including of course the transfer of power to locally elected and accountable politicians.’
“The effect of this operation," he said, "was to stop the work of the Executive in its tracks. At the time as Minister of Education I was involved in important work including the autism centre planned for Middletown and the review of post primary education.’
He added, “At a policing level very serious questions now need to be addressed by the British government and the PSNI. At a political level those who eagerly used this operation to walk away from the political institutions need to reflect long and hard on their position."
In a dramatic development, prosecutors told Belfast Crown Court during an unlisted case that no further evidence would be put forward and the prosecution was no longer in the public interest.
Justice Harte said a verdict of not guilty had to be returned and he told the men they were now free.
A statement from the Police Services of Northern Ireland (PSNI) reported in the Belfast Telegraph noted, "That police investigation has concluded. There are no further lines of enquiry and no individuals are being sought by the police."
Ciaran Shiels, of the Madden and Finucane law firm which represented Donaldson and Mackessy, told UTV both men believed they were the victims of a political operation by elements within the security forces in Northern Ireland opposed to political progress.
"Since October 2002 our clients have had extremely serious charges hanging over them," Shiels said.
"Both of them have vehemently denied the allegations against them."
Shiels added, "Their arrests had not only serious consequences for themselves and their families, but also for the wider community, in the sense that their arrests led to the fall of the power-sharing executive at Stormont."
"Our clients are of the clear view that they were victims of a political operation by elements within the security forces who deliberately used their position to hamper political progress in this country." Sources: UTV, Belfast Telegraph, Ireland On Line, Sinn Fein News
Wednesday, December 07, 2005
DECEMBER 7, 1941
Comprehensive List of Pearl Harbor Casualties
Civilian and Military Deaths on Oahu, Hawaii, Dec. 7, 1941
Source: United States Department of the Interior, National Park Service, USS Arizona Memorial in Honolulu, HI
ADAMS, John Civilian
ADAMS, Joseph Civilian
AKANA, James Lum Civilian
AKINA, August Civilian
AKITAMA, George Jay Civilian
ARAKAKI, Nancy Masako Civilian
CAABAY, Benugno Civilian
CARREIRA, John Civilian
CHONG, Ernest Civilian
CHONG, Patrick Kahamokupuni Civilian
ELDRED, Phillip Ward Civilian
FAUFATA, Matilda Kaliko Civilian
FOSTER, Rowena K. Civilian
FREEMAN, Theodore Civilian
GONSALVES, Emma Civilian
HARADA, Ai Civilian
HATATE, Kisa Civilian
HIGA, Masayoshi Fred Civilian
HIRASAKI, Jackie Yoneto Civilian
HIRASAKI, Jitsuo Civilian
HIRASAKI, Robert Yoshito Civilian
HIRASAKI, Shirley Kinue Civilian
HOOKANO, Kamiko Civilian
INAMINE, Paul S. Civilian
IZUMI, Robert Seiko Civilian
KAHOOKELE, David Civilian
KIDA, Kiichi Civilian
KIDA, Sutematsu Civilian
KIMURA, Tomaso Civilian
KIM, Soon Chip Civilian
KONDO, Edward Koichi Civilian
LA VERNE, Daniel Civilian
LOO, Tai Chung Civilian
LOPES, Peter Souza Civilian
LUDICKE, Paul Civilian
MACY, Thomas Samuel Civilian
MCCABE, Joseph Civilian
NAGAMINE, Masayoshi Civilian
ODA, Yaeko Civilian
OGAWA, Mataichi Civilian
OHTA, Hayako Civilian
OHTA, Jane Yuriko Civilian
OHTA, Kiyoko Civilian
OKADA, Kaichi Civilian
OKOGI, Riyozo Civilian
ORNELLAS, Barbara June Civilian
ORNELLAS, Gertrude Civilian
OSASHI, Frank Civilian
PAIVA, Manuel Civilian
PANG, Tuck Lee Civilian
SOMA, Richard Masaru Civilian
TACDERAN, Francisco Civilian
TAKEFUJI, James Takao Civilian
TOKUSATO, Yoshio Civilian
TYCE, Robert H. Civilian
UYEHARA, Kiho Civilian
UYENO, Hisao Civilian
WHITE, Alice Civilian
WILSON, Eunice Civilian
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BLACK, John Edward LTJG USN
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BURNS, Edward J. 1SGT USA
BURNS, John Edward F1c USN
BUSH, Joseph PVT USA
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CAMPBELL, William Vane S2c USN
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CANNON, George H. 1LT USMC
CAPLINGER, Donald William SC3c USN
CAREY, Francis Lloyd SK3c USN
CARGILE, Murry Randolph S1c USN
CARLISLE, Robert Wayne S1c USNR
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CASHMAN, Edward J. TSGT USA
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CHAPMAN, Donal V. CPL USA
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CHERNUCHA, Harry Gregory MUS2c USN
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CHURCH, Leroy R. PVT USA
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COLE, Charles Warren SGT USMC
COLE, David Lester ENS USNR
COLE, Francis Eugene M2c USN
COLLIER, John F2c USN
COLLIER, Linald Long Jr. BKR3c USN
COLLIER, Walter Leon PFC USMC
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COLLINS, James Earl S1c USN
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CONLIN, Bernard Eugene S2c USN
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CONNOLLY, Keefe Richard HA1c USN
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CONRAD, Robert Frank S2c USN
CONRAD, Walter Ralph QM2c USN
CONWAY, Edward Leroy EM1c USN
COOK, Grant Clark Jr. F1c USN
COOK, Joseph William GM3c USN
COOPER, Clarence Eugene F2c USN
COOPER, Frank Bernard PVT USA
COOPER, Kenneth James FC3c USN
COOPER, Kenneth Erven F2c USN
CORBIN, Leon John GM1c USN
CORCORAN, Gerard John S1c USN
COREY, Ernest Eugene PHM3c USN
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CORNING, Russell Dale RM3c USN
CORN, Robert Livingston FC1c USN
CORZATT, Beoin Hume F1c USN
COSTER, Richard Lee PVT USA
COSTILL, Harold Kendall F3c USN
COSTIN, Louis Albert F1c USN
COTNER, Leo Paul S2c USN
COTTIER, Charles Edwin F1c USN
COUHIG, John H. PVT USA
COULTER, Arthur Lee S1c USN
COWAN, William COX USN
COWDEN, Joel Beman S2c USN
COX, Gerald Blinton MUS2c USN
COX, William Milford S1c USN
COYNE, William Jr. PFC USA
CRAFT, Harley Wade CM3c USN
CRAIG, James Edwin LCDR USN
CRAIG, John William SK1c USN
CRAIN, John Reeves F1c USN
CRAWLEY, Wallace Dewight COX USN
CREECH, William C. PFC USA
CREMEAN, Alva J. PFC USMC
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CRIM, Warren Harding F3c USN
CRISCUOLO, Michael Y2c USN
CRISWELL, Wilfred John S1c USN
CROFT, Theodore Wheeler AOM1C USN
CROMWELL, Howard Don CM3c USN
CROSSETT, David Lloyd S1c USN
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CROWE, Cecil Thomas GM2c USN
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CROW, Howard Daniel ENS USN
CRUTHIRDS, John E. PFC USA
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CURTIS, Lyle Carl RM2c USN
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DA TORRE, Otreste PFC USA
DAHLHEIMER, Richard Norbert S1c USN
DAINS, John L. 2LT USA
DALY, Edward Carlyle COX USN
DANIEL, Lloyd Naxton Y1c USN
DANIK, Andrew Joseph S2c USN
DARBY, Marshall Eugene Jr. ENS USN
DARCH, Phillip Zane S1c USN
DASENBROCK, Louis H. PVT USA
DAUGHERTY, Paul Eugene Em3c USN
DAVENPORT, Ernest J. PVT USA
DAVENPORT, James Watson Jr. F1c USN
DAVIS, Allen Arthur F3c USN
DAVIS, Billy Rex F2c USN
DAVIS, Edward Hope SK1c USN
DAVIS, Frederick Curtis ENS USNR
DAVIS, John Quitman S1c USN
DAVIS, Milton Henry S1c USN
DAVIS, Murle Melvin RM2c USN
DAVIS, Myrle Clarence F3c USNR
DAVIS, Thomas Ray SF1c USN
DAVIS, Virgil Denton PVT USMC
DAVIS, Walter Mindred F2c USN
DAWSON, James Berkley PVT USMC
DAY, Francis Daniel CWTP USN
DAY, William John S2c USN
DE ARMOUN, Donald Edwin GM3c USN
DE POLIS, Frank J. SSGT USA
DEAN, Lyle Bernard COX USN
DEETZ, John Wesley GM3c USN
DEFENBAUGH, Russell C. PVT USA
DELLES, Leslie Phillip EM3c USN
DELONG, Frederick Eugene CPL USMC
DENNIS, Leroy S2c USN
DENSON, Eugene B. PFC USA
DERRINGTON, Ralph Alva CMMP USN
DERTHICK, James H. SGT USAR
DIAL, John Buchanan S1c USN
DICKENS, Ernest Boggio F2c USN
DICKERSON, Richard A. CPL USA
DICK, Francis Edward MUS2c USN
DICK, Ralph R. GM1c USN
DIECKHOFF, Douglas R. SM1c USN
DILL, Leaman Robert EM2c USN
DINEEN, Robert Joseph S1c USN
DINE, John George F2c USN
DOBBINS, Richard Henry EM2c USN
DOBEY, Milton Paul Jr. S1c USN
DOERNENBURG, Kenneth E. F1c USN
DOHERTY, George Walter S2c USN
DOMPIER, Marshall Leonard SK2c USN
DONALD, John Malcolm SF3c USN
DONOHUE, Ned Burton F1c USN
DORITY, John Monroe S1c USN
DORR, Carl David F2c USN
DOSICK, Stanley Daniel S1c USN
DOSSER, William Hugh S2c USN
DOUGHERTY, Ralph Mc Clearn FC1c USN
DOUGLAS, Norman W. S1c USN
DOWNING, Eugene Victor S2c USN
DOWNS, Jack A. PVT USAR
DOYLE, Bernard Vincent S2c USN
DOYLE, Wand B. COX USN
DREESBACH, Herbert Allen PFC USMC
DREFAHL, Elmer Edwin CPL USMC
DRIVER, Bill Lester RM3c USN
DRUM, Donald Landford F2c USN
DRWALL, Stanislaw Frank PMKR1c USN
DUANE, William CBMP USN
DUCOLON, Fred John COX USN
DUCREST, Louis Felix S1c USN
DUFF, Robert C. Jr. PVT USA
DUGGER, Guy F1c USN
DUKES, Billie Joe S1c USN
DUKES, Lonnie William S1c USN
DUKE, Lee Herwin S2c USN
DUKE, Robert Edward CCSTDA USN
DULLUM, Jerald Fraser EM3c USN
DUNAWAY, Kenneth Leroy EM3c USN
DUNHAM, Elmer Marvin S1c USN
DUNNAM, Robert Wesley PVT USMCR
DUNN, George S. Jr. S2c USN
DUPREE, Arthur Joseph F2c USN
DUQUETTE, Donat George Jr. PVT USA
DURAM, William Teasdale S1c USN
DURIO, Russell PFC USMC
DURKEE, Edward Norman CMMA USN
DURNING, Thomas Roy Jr. S2c USN
DURR, Clement Edward S1c USN
DUSSET, Cyril Isaac MATT1c USN
DVORAK, Alvin Albert BM2c USN
DWEENE, John lSGT USMC
DYER, Buford Harvey S1c USN
DYER, Daniel A. Jr. TSGT USA
DYE, Tommy F1c USN
EAKES, Wallace Eldred SK3c USN
EATON, Emory Lowell F3c USN
EBEL, Walter Charles CTCP USN
EBERHARDT, Eugene Keller MM1c USN
EBERHART, Vincent Henry COX USN
ECHOLS, Charles Louis Jr. EM3c USN
ECHOLS, Edward Wesley COX USN
ECHTERNKAMP, Henry Clarence S1c USN
EDLING, Robert Norris RM3c USN
EDMONDS, Clifton Earle S1c USN
EDMONSTON, David Bell S2c USN
EDMUNDS, Bruce Roosevelt Y2c USN
EDWARDS, Harry Lee S1c USN
EDWARDS, Lyle O. PVT USA
EDWARDS, Roland Wayne F2c USN
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EGBERT, Leon MATT2c USN
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FAIRCHILD, Willard E. PVT USA
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FELLMAN, Paul V. SSGT USA
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FIANDER, Stuart H. PVT USA
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FOX, Jack W. PFC USA
FOX, Lee Jr. ENS USNR
FRANCEA, William Richard S1c USN
FRANK, Leroy George S1C USN
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FREE, Thomas Augusta MM1c USN
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FRENCH, Walter R. PVT USA
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HASTY, Ardrey Vernon PVT USA
HAUGHEY, John Thomas PVT USA
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HAVERFIELD, James Wallace ENS USNR
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HERBERT, Joseph C. SSGT USA
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HOOD, Joseph Earnest F1c USN
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HORAN, Vincent M. CPL USA
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HRUSECKY, Charles Lewis PVT USA
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IVEY, Charles Andrew Jr. S2c USN
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JONES, Leroy Henry S1c USN
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JONES, Willard Worth S1c USN
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KECHNER, Vincent John PVT USA
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KIEHN, Ronald William MM2c USN
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KIMMEY, Robert Doyle SSGT USA
KINDER, Andrew J. PVT USA
KING, Andrew AS USN
KING, Gordon Blane S1c USN
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KING, Orvell Vaniel Jr. PFC USMC
KING, Robert Nicholas Jr. ENS USNR
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KINNEY, Gilbert Livingston QM2c USN
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KLANN, Edward SC1c USN
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KLEIN, Otto C. PVT USA
KLEIST, Chester Fredrick COX USN
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KLOPP, Francis Lawrence GM3c USN
KLUBERTANZ, Roderick Otto PVT USA
KNIGHT, Milton Jewel Jr. F1c USN
KNIGHT, Robert Wagner EM3c USN
KNIPP, Verne Francis COX USN
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KOCH, Walter Ernest S1c USN
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KOEPPE, Herman Oliver SC3c USN
KOHL, John J. PFC USA
KOLAJAJCK, Brosig S1c USN
KONNICK, Albert Joseph CM3c USN
KOSEC, John Anthony BM2c USN
KOVAR, Robert S1c USN
KOZELEK, Leonard Joseph RM3c USN
KRAHN, James Albert PFC USMC
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KRAMB, John David MSMTH1c USN
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KRAMER, Robert Rudolph GM2c USN
KRAUSE, Fred Joseph S1c USN
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MITCHELL, Edwin N. CPL USA
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NEIPP, Paul S2c USN
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PRICE, George PVT USA
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ROBY, Raymond Arthur S1c USN
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ROEHM, Harry Turner MM2c USN
ROESCH, Harold William S1c USN
ROE, Eugene Oscar S1c USN
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ROGERS, Walter Boone F1c USN
ROGNESS, Halvor E. PVT USA
ROMANO, Simon OC1c USN
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ROMERO, Vladimir M. S1c USN
RONNING, Emil Oliver COX USN
ROOT, Melvin Lenord S1c USN
ROSENAU, Howard Arthur S2c USN
ROSENBERY, Orval Robert SF2c USN
ROSENTHAL, Alfred Aaron RM3c USN
ROSE, Chester Clay BM1c USN
ROSE, Ernest Claude SC1c USN
ROSS, Deane Lundy S2c USN
ROSS, Joe Boyce RM2c USN
ROSS, William Fraser GM3c USN
ROUSE, Joseph Carel S1c USN
ROWELL, Frank Malcom S2c USN
ROWE, Eugene Joseph S1c USN
ROYALS, William Nicholas F1c USN
ROYER, Howard Dale GM3c USN
ROYSE, Frank Willard RM3c USN
ROZAR, John Frank WT2c USN
ROZMUS, Joseph Stanley S1c USN
RUDDOCK, Cecil Roy S1c USN
RUGGERIO, William FC3c USN
RUNCKEL, Robert Gleason BUG1c USN
RUNIAK, Nicholas S1c USN
RUSE, Charles Lee MUS2c USN
RUSHER, Orville Lester MM1c USN
RUSHFORD, Harvey George S2c USN
RUSH, Richard Perry S1c USN
RUSKEY, Joseph John CBMP USN
RUSSELL, Benjamin Nelson AS USN
RUSSETT, Arthur William PHM1c USN
RUTKOWSKI, John Peter S1c USN
RUTTAN, Dale Andrew EM3c USN
RYAN, Edmund Thomas Y3c USN
SADLOWSKI, Roman Walter EM3c USN
SAFFELL, Morris Franklin F1c USN
SAHL, Glenn Dawain F3c USN
SALLE, Willard Dale S1c USN
SAMPSON, Kenneth Harlan S1c USN
SAMPSON, Sherley Rolland RM3c USN
SANDALL, Merrill Deith SF3c USN
SANDERSON, James Harvey MUS2c USN
SANDERS, Dean Stanley CMMP USN
SANDERS, Eugene Thomas ENS USN
SANFORD, Thomas Steger F3c USN
SANTOS, Filomeno OC2c USN
SATHER, William Ford PMKR1c USN
SAULSBURY, Theodore Hilliard Ck2c USN
SAUNDERS, Charles Louis S2c USN
SAVAGE, Lyal Jackson S1c USN
SAVAGE, Walter Samuel Jr. ENS USNR
SAVIDGE, John Edwin S1c USN
SAVINSKI, Michael S1c USN
SAVIN, Tom RM2c USN
SAYLOR, Paul Edd F1c USN
SCHDOWSKI, Joseph S1c USN
SCHEUERLEIN, George Albert GM3c USN
SCHICK, William Rhinehart 1LT USA
SCHILLER, Ernest S2c USN
SCHLECT, Benjamin RM2c USN
SCHLEIFER, Louis PFC USA
SCHLEITER, Walter Fay F1c USN
SCHLUND, Elmer Pershing MM1c USN
SCHMERSAHL, George R. SGT USA
SCHMIDT, Herman GM3c USN
SCHMIDT, Vernon Joseph S1c USN
SCHMITT, Aloysius Herman LTJG(CHC) USN
SCHMITZ, Andrew James F1c USN
SCHNEIDER, William Jacob PFC USMC
SCHOONOVER, John Harry PHM1c USN
SCHOTT, Robert L. PFC USA
SCHRANK, Harold Arthur BKR1c USN
SCHROEDER, Henry BM1c USN
SCHUMAN, Herman Lincoln SK1c USN
SCHUON, Richard Martin Jr. S1c USN
SCHURR, John EM2c USN
SCHWARTING, Herbert C. S1c USN
SCILLEY, Harold Hugh SF2c USN
SCOTT, A. J. S2c USN
SCOTT, Bernard Oliver MATT1c USN
SCOTT, Crawford Edward PFC USMC
SCOTT, George William SK2c USN
SCOTT, George Harrison PFC USMC
SCOTT, Ralph Edward S1c USN
SCOTT, Robert Raymond MM1c USN
SCRUGGS, Jack Leo MUS2c USN
SEAMAN, Russell Otto F1c USN
SEARLE, Erwin Leroy GM3c USN
SEATON, Chester Ernest F1c USN
SEDERSTROM, Verdi Delmore ENS USNR
SEELEY, William Eugene S1c USN
SELLON, William Lawrence S2c USN
SEVERINSON, Everett Iven SF1c USN
SEVIER, Charles Clifton S1c USN
SHAFER, William Kenneth F2c USN
SHANAHAN, William James Jr. SM3c USN
SHANNON, William Alfred S1c USN
SHARBAUGH, Harry Robert GM3c USN
SHARON, Lewis Purdie MM2c USN
SHATTUCK, Robert R. PFC USA
SHAUM, Donald Robert S1c USN
SHAW, Clyde Donald S1c USN
SHAW, Robert K. MUS2c USN
SHEFFER, George Robert S1c USN
SHELDEN, Edward Judson FC1c USN
SHELLY, Russell K. Jr. MUS2c USN
SHERMAN, Robert O. SGT USA
SHERRILL, Warren Joseph Y2c USN
SHERVEN, Richard Stanton EM3c USN
SHIELDS, William F. PVT USA
SHIFFMAN, Harold Ely RM3c USN
SHILEY, Paul Eugene S1c USN
SHIMER, Melvin Irvin S1c USN
SHIVELY, Benjamin Franklin F1c USN
SHIVE, Gordon Eshom PFC USMC
SHIVE, Malcolm Holman RM3c USNR
SHOOK, Shelby Charles PVT USMC
SHORES, Irland Jr. S1c USN
SHOUSE, Henson Taylor F1c USN
SHUGART, Marvin John S1c USN
SIBLEY, Delmar Dale S1c USN
SIDDERS, Russell Lewis S1c USN
SIDELL, John Henry GM2c USN
SILVA, William Garfield GM1c USN
SILVA, William Howard S2c USN
SILVEY, Jesse MM2c USN
SIMENSEN, Carleton Elliott 2LT USMC
SIMMONS, Frank Leroy MATT2c USN
SIMMONS, Tceollyar S2c USN
SIMON, Walter Hamilton S1c USN
SIMPSON, Albert Eugene S1c USN
SKAGGS, Eugene Mitchell SM1c USN
SKEEN, Harvey Leroy S2c USN
SKILES, Charley Jackson Jr. S2c USN
SKILES, Eugene S2c USN
SKILES, Garold Leroy S2c USN
SLAPIKAS, Edward Frank S1c USN
SLETTO, Earl Clifton MM1c USN
SLIFER, Martin Reuben GM1c USN
SMALLEY, Jack G. S1c USN
SMARTT, Joseph Gillespie ENS USNR
SMART, George David COX USN
SMESTAD, Halge Hojem RM2c USN
SMITH, Albert Joseph LTJG USN
SMITH, Earl Jr. S1c USN
SMITH, Earl Walter FC3c USN
SMITH, Edward GM3c USN
SMITH, George Randolph MATT1c USN
SMITH, Gerald Owen SK1c USN
SMITH, Gordon Ellsworth SK2c USN
SMITH, George J. PFC USA
SMITH, Harry E. PVT USA
SMITH, Harry S2c USNR
SMITH, John A. SF3c USN
SMITH, John Edward S1c USN
SMITH, Keith Vodden PVT USMCR
SMITH, Leonard Ferdnay M1c USN
SMITH, Lloyd George S2c USN
SMITH, Luther Kent S1c USN
SMITH, Merle Andrew EM3c USN
SMITH, Mack Lawrence S1c USN
SMITH, Marvin Ray S1c USN
SMITH, Orville Stanley ENS USN
SMITH, Robert Daniel S1c USN
SMITH, Roland Hampton MUS1c USN
SMITH, Ralph Stanley PFC USA
SMITH, Walter Tharnel MATT2c USN
SNIFF, Jack Bertrand CPL USMC
SOENS, Harold Mathias SC1c USN
SOLAR, Adolfo BM1c USN
SOLLIE, Walter Henry WT1c USN
SOLOMON, James Cleve S1c USN
SOOTER, James Fredrick RM3c USN
SORENSEN, Holger Earl S1c USN
SOUSLEY, Joseph B. S2c USN
SOUTH, Charles Braxton S1c USN
SOUTH, Elmer W. PVT USA
SPAETH, Johnnie Herbert S2c USN
SPANGLER, Maurice Verdon S1c USN
SPARKS, John B. PFC USA
SPEAR, Herman Alder S1c USN
SPEICHER, Ernest Edward EM2c USN
SPENCER, Delbert James S1c USN
SPENCE, Merle Joe S1c USN
SPERLING, Joseph SF1c USN
SPOTZ, Maurice Edwin F1c USN
SPREEMAN, Robert Lawrence GM3c USN
SPRINGER, Charles Harold S2c USN
ST GERMAIN, Maurice J. PVT USA
STACEY, Morris E. SGT USA
STAFFORD, Gordon William S2c USN
STALLINGS, Kermit Braxton F1c USN
STAPLER, Leo MATT1c USN
STAPLES, Merton Iran PVT USA
STAPLETON, Kirby Roy S1c USN
STARKOVICH, Charles EM3c USN
STARKOVICH, Joseph Jr. F2c USN
STATON, Paul L. PVT USA
STAUDT, Alfred Parker F3c USN
STEELY, Ulis Claude MM1c USN
STEFFAN, Joseph Philip BM2c USN
STEIGLEDER, Lester Leroy COX USN
STEINER, Samuel Cyrus F1c USN
STEINHOFF, Lloyd Delroy S1c USN
STEIN, Walter Claude S1c USN
STEMBROSKY, George Joseph S1c USN
STEPHENSON, Hugh Donald S1c USN
STEPHENS, Woodrow Wilson EM1c USN
STERLING, Gordon H. Jr. 2LT USA
STERLING, Otis Delaney MATT1c USN
STERNS, Charles M. Jr. ENS USNR
STEVENSON, Frank Jake PFC USMC
STEVENS, Jack Hazelip S1c USN
STEVENS, Theodore R. AMM2c USN
STEWART, Everett R. MM2c USN
STEWART, Floyd "D" PFC USMC
STEWART, Thomas Lester SC3c USN
STIEF, Frank William Jr. SC2c USN
STILLINGS, Gerald Fay F2c USN
STOCKDALE, Louis S. ENS USNR
STOCKMAN, Harold William FC3c USN
STOCKTON, Louis Alton S2c USN
STOCKWELL, Carey K. PVT USA
STODDARD, William Edison S1c USN
STOPYRA, Julian John RM3c USN
STORM, Laun Lee Y1c USN
STOTT, Donald Alfred S1c USN
STOUTEN, James CBMA USN
STOUT, Robert Thomas FC3c USN
STOVALL, Richard Patt PFC USMC
STRANGE, Charles Orval F2c USN
STRATTON, John Raymond S1c USN
STRICKLAND, Charles E. S1c USN
STRICKLAND, James E. Jr. PVT USA
STRICKLAND, Perry William S1c USN
STRINZ, Gerald Victor F3c USNR
SUGGS, William Alfred S1c USN
SULLIVAN, Edward Francis PVT USA
SULSER, Frederick Franklin GM3c USN
SUMMERS, Glen Allen Y1c USN
SUMMERS, Harold Edgar SM2c USN
SUMNER, Oren S2c USN
SURRATT, Milton Reece S1c USN
SURRELLS, Leo H. PVT USA
SUTTON, Clyde Westly CCSTDP USN
SUTTON, George Woodrow SK1c USN
SWANSON, Charles Harold MM1c USN
SWEANY, Charles E. EM1c USN
SWIONTEK, Stanley Stephen FLDCK USN
SWISHER, Charles Elijah S1c USN
SYLVESTER, William Grover 1LT USA
SYMONETTE, Henry OC1c USN
SZABO, Theodore Stephen PVT USMCR
SZEMATOWICZ, Jerome J. PFC USA
SZURGOT, Edward Frank SK3c USN
TABER, George Edward MM2c USN
TAFOYA, Antonio S. CPL USA
TALBERT, Edward Everette S1c USN
TAMBOLLEO, Victor Charles SF3c USN
TANNER, Rangner F. Jr. S2c USN
TANNER, Russell Allen GM3c USN
TAPIE, Edward Casamiro MM2c USN
TAPP, Lambert Ray GM3c USN
TARG, John CWTP USN
TAYLOR, Aaron Gust MATT1c USN
TAYLOR, Charles Robert PFC USMC
TAYLOR, Charles Benton EM3c USN
TAYLOR, Harry Theodore GM2c USN
TAYLOR, Palmer Lee MATT1c USN
TAYLOR, Robert Denzil COX USN
TEELING, Charles Madison CPRTP USNR
TEER, Allen Ray EM1c USN
TEMPLES, Houston S1c USN
TEMPLE, Monroe S1c USN
TENNELL, Raymond Clifford S1c USN
TENNISON, Anderson G. PFC USA
TERHUNE, Benjamin C. F2c USN
TERRELL, John Raymond F2c USN
THEILLER, Rudolph S1c USN
THINNES, Arthur Ray S2c USN
THOMAS, Houston O'Neal COX USN
THOMAS, Randall James S1c USN
THOMAS, Stanley Horace F3c USN
THOMAS, Vincent Duron COX USN
THOMPSON, Charles William F1c USN
THOMPSON, Clarence SC1c USN
THOMPSON, Charles Leroy S1c USN
THOMPSON, George Allen S2c USN
THOMPSON, Irvin A.R. ENS USN
THOMPSON, Irven Edgar S1c USN
THOMPSON, Ralph William F3c USN
THOMPSON, Robert Gary SC1c USN
THOMPSON, William Manley ENS(SC) USNR
THOMSOM, Richard Joseph S2c USN
THORMAN, John Christopher EM2c USN
THORNTON, Cecil Howard S2c USN
THORNTON, George Hayward GM3c USN
THROMBLEY, Robert Leroy S2c USN
THUMAN, John Henry PHM3c USN
THUNHORST, Lee Vernon S2c USN
TIBBETS, Hermann K. Jr. PVT USA
TIBBS, Ernie Ewart CMMP USN
TIDBALL, David Franklin S1c USN
TIMMERMAN, William Frederick PVT USA
TIMM, Lloyd Rudolph S2c USN
TINDALL, Lewis Frank F1c USN
TINER, Robert Reaves F2c USN
TINI, Dante Sylvester RM3c USN
TIPSWORD, Keith Warren MM1c USN
TIPTON, Henry Glenn S1c USN
TISDALE, William Esley CWTP USN
TITTERINGTON, Everett Cecil F1c USN
TOBIN, Patrick Phillip PFC USMCR
TODD, Neal Kenneth F1c USN
TOMICH, Peter CWTP USN
TOPALIAN, James N. CPL USA
TORTI, Natale Ignatius S1c USN
TRANBARGER, Orval Austin S1c USN
TRAPP, Harold Frank FC2c USN
TRAPP, William Herman EM3c USN
TREADWAY, Shelby GM3c USN
TREANOR, Frank P. RM3c USN
TRIPLETT, Thomas Edgar S1c USN
TROVATO, Tom S1c USN
TRUJILLO, Richard Ignacio PFC USMC
TUCKERMAN, George William PVT USA
TUCKER, Raymond Edward COX USN
TUCKER, William David F1c USN
TUMLINSON, Victor Pat FC3c USN
TUNTLAND, Earl Eugene S1c USN
TURK, Pete S2c USN
TURNER, Billy S1c USN
TURNER, William George PVT USMC
TURNIPSEED, John Morgan F3c USN
TUSHLA, Louis James F1c USN
TUSSEY, Lloyd Harold EM3c USN
TUTTLE, Ralph E. F2c USN
TYSON, Robert FC3c USN
UFFORD, Russell Orville S2c USN
UHLIG, Edward Bruno S2c USN
UHLMANN, Robert W. ENS USNR
UHRENHOLDT, Andrew Curtis ENS USNR
ULRICH, Elmer Herbert F3c USN
ULRICH, George Vernon F1c USN
URBAN, John Joseph MM2c USN
VALENTE, Richard Dominic GM3c USN
VALLEY, Lowell Earl F2c USN
VAN ATTA, Garland Wade MM1c USN
VAN HORN, James Randolf S2c USN
VAN VALKENBURGH, Franklin CAPT(CO) USN
VANDER GOORE, Albert Peter F1c USN
VANDERELLI, Martin PVT USA
VANDERPOOL, Payton L. Jr. F2c USN
VARCHOL, Brinley GM2c USN
VASSAR, Benjamin Frank S2c USN
VAUGHAN, William Frank PHM2c USN
VEEDER, Gordon Elliott S2c USN
VELIA, Galen Steve SM3c USN
VENABLE, Hoge Cralle Jr. SK2c USN
VERNICK, Edward Frank PFC USA
VIDOLOFF, Russell P. PVT USA
VIEIRA, Alvaro Everett S2c USN
VILLA, Michael William F3c USN
VINCENT, Jesse Charles Jr. CPL USMC
VINING, George Eugene MATT2c USN
VINSON, James F3c USN
VOGELGESANG, Joseph Jr. F2c USN
VOGT, John H.L. Jr. ENS USN
VOJTA, Walter Arnold S1c USN
VOSTI, Anthony August GM3c USN
WADE, Durrell AMM2c USN
WADE, George Hollive Jr. PFC USMC
WAGNER, Mearl James SC2c USN
WAGNER, Thomas George S1c USN
WAGONER, Lewis Lowell S2c USN
WAINWRIGHT, Silas Alonzo PHM1c USN
WAIT, Wayland Lemoyne S1c USN
WALCZYNSKI, Andrew A. SSGT USA
WALKER, Bill S1c USN
WALKER, David MATT3c USN
WALKER, Ernest M. Jr. PVT USA
WALKER, Harry Earnest SK1c USN
WALKER, Lumus E. PVT USA
WALKOWIAK, Robert N. F3c USN
WALLACE, Houston Oliver WT1c USN
WALLACE, James Frank S1c USN
WALLACE, Ralph Leroy F3c USN
WALLENSTIEN, Richard Henry S1c USN
WALLEN, Earl Delbert PFC USMC
WALPOLE, Eugene Anderson S2c USN
WALTERS, Bethel Elbert F1c USN
WALTERS, Charles Edward S2c USN
WALTERS, Clarence Arthur S2c USN
WALTERS, William Spurgeon Jr. FC3c USN
WALTHER, Edward Alfred FC3c USN
WALTON, Alva Dowding Y3c USN
WALTON, Ivan Irwin COX USN
WARDIGO, Walter H. PVT USA
WARD, Albert Lewis S1c USN
WARD, James Richard S1c USN
WARD, William E. COX USN
WASIELEWSKI, Edward S1c USN
WATKINS, Lenvil Leo F2c USN
WATSON, Claude Bridger Jr. S1c USN
WATSON, Richard Leon S1c USN
WATSON, Raphael August AMM1c USN
WATSON, William Lafayette F3c USN
WATTS, Sherman Maurice HA1c USN
WATTS, Victor Ed GM3c USN
WEAVER, Luther Dayton S1c USN
WEAVER, Richard Walter S1c USN
WEBB, Carl Edward PFC USMC
WEBB, James Cecil F1c USN
WEBSTER, Harold Dwayne S2c USN
WEEDEN, Carl Alfred ENS USN
WEGRZYN, Felix S. PVT USA
WEIDELL, William Peter S2c USN
WEIER, Bernard Arthur PVT USMC
WELCH, William Edward S1c USN
WELLER, Ludwig Fredrick CSKP USN
WELLS, Alfred Floyd MM1c USN
WELLS, Floyd Arthur RM2c USN
WELLS, Harvey Anthony SF2c USN
WELLS, Raymond Virgil Jr. S1c USN
WELLS, William Bennett S1c USN
WESTBROOK, James Ross S1c USN
WESTBROOK, Robert H. Jr. PVT USA
WESTCOTT, William Percy Jr. S1c USN
WESTERFIELD, Ivan Ayers S1c USN
WESTIN, Donald Vern F3c USN
WESTLUND, Fred Edwin BM2c USN
WEST, Broadus Franklin S1c USN
WEST, Ernest Ray S1c USN
WEST, Webster Paul S1c USN
WETRICH, Vernard Oren FC1c USN
WHEELER, John Dennis F2c USN
WHISLER, Gilbert Henry PFC USMC
WHITAKER, John William Jr. S1c USN
WHITCOMB, Cecil Eugene EM3c USN
WHITEHEAD, Ulmont Irving Jr. ENS USN
WHITEMAN, George Allison 2LT USA
WHITE, Claude CWTP USN
WHITE, Charles William MUS2c USN
WHITE, Glen Albert F1c USN
WHITE, Jack Dewey S1c USN
WHITE, James Clifton F1c USN
WHITE, Vernon Russell S1c USN
WHITE, Volmer Dowin S1c USN
WHITLOCK, Paul Morgan S2c USN
WHITSON, Alton Walter EM3c USN
WHITSON, Ernest Hubert Jr. MUS2c USN
WHITTEMORE, Andrew Tiny MATT2c USN
WHITT, William Byron GM3c USN
WIANT, Thomas Solomon AS USN
WICKER, Eugene Woodrow S1c USN
WICKLUND, John Joseph S1c USN
WICK, Everett Morris FC3c USN
WIEGAND, Lloyd Paul MUS2c USN
WILBUR, Harold CM3c USN
WILCOX, Arnold Alfred QM2c USN
WILCOX, George James Jr. S2c USN
WILLETTE, Laddie James S2c USN
WILLIAMSON, Randolph Jr. MATT2c USN
WILLIAMSON, William Dean RM2c USNR
WILLIAMS, Albert Luther MUS2c USN
WILLIAMS, Adrian Delton S1c USN
WILLIAMS, Clyde S1c USN
WILLIAMS, Clyde Richard MUS2c USN
WILLIAMS, George Washington S1c USN
WILLIAMS, James Clifford S1c USN
WILLIAMS, Jack Herman RM3c USNR
WILLIAMS, Laurence "A" ENS(AV) USNR
WILLIAMS, Wilbur Slade OS3c USN
WILLIS, Robert Kenneth Jr. S1c USN
WILLIS, Walter M. ENS USN
WILL, Joseph William S2c USN
WILSON, Clyde Richard S1c USN
WILSON, Hurschel Woodrow F2c USN
WILSON, John James S1c USN
WILSON, Milton Sloss F3c USN
WILSON, Neil Mataweny CWO(MACH) USN
WILSON, Ray Milo RM3c USNR
WILSoN, Bernard Martin RM3c USNR
WILSoN, Comer A. CBMP USN
WIMBERLY, Paul Edwin GM3c USN
WIMMER, Bernard Ramon FC1c USN
WINDISH, Robert James PVT USMC
WINDLE, Everett Gordon S2c USN
WINDLE, Robert England PFC USMC
WINFIELD, Starring B. RM3c USN
WINTER, Edward WO(MACH) USNR
WISE, Clarence Alvin F3c USN
WISE, Rex Elwood F1c USN
WITTENBERG, Russell Duane PVT USMC
WODARSKI, Steven Joseph S1c USN
WOHL, Oswald Carl S2c USN
WOJTKIEWICZ, Frank Peter CMMP USN
WOLF, George Alexanderson Jr. ENS USNR
WOODS, Lawrence Eldon F1c USN
WOODS, Vernon Wesley S1c USN
WOODS, Winfred Oral MM1c USN
WOODS, William Anthony S2c USN
WOODWARD, Ardenne Allen MM2c USN
WOODWORTH, Lawton Jay PVT USA
WOODY, Harlan Fred S2c USN
WOOD, Earl A. PVT USAR
WOOD, Frank S2c USN
WOOD, Harold Baker BM2c USN
WOOD, Horace Van S1c USN
WOOD, Roy Eugene F1c USN
WOOLF, Norman Bragg CWTP USN
WORKMAN, Creighton Hale F1c USN
WORTHAM, John Layman GM2c USN
WRIGHT, Edward Henry S2c USN
WRIGHT, Paul Raymond CWTP USN
WRIGHT, Thomas Monroe PVT USA
WYCKOFF, Robert Leroy F1c USN
WYDILA, John Charles SF3c USN
WYMAN, Eldon P. ENS USNR
YATES, Elmer Elias SC3c USN
YEATS, Charles Jr. COX USN
YOMINE, Frank Peter F2c USN
YOUNG, Eric Reed ENS USN
YOUNG, Glendale Rex S1c USN
YOUNG, Jay Wesley S1c USN
YOUNG, Martin Daymond F2c USN
YOUNG, Robert Verdun S1c USN
YOUNG, Virgil Jarrett PVT USA
YOUNG, Vivan Louis WT1c USN
YUGOVICH, Michael Charles EM2c USN
YURKO, Joseph John WT1c USN
ZACEK, Laddie John S1c USN
ZACZKIEWICZ, Marion Herbert PFC USA
ZAPPALA, Joseph S. PVT USA
ZEILER, John Virgel S1c USN
ZISKIND, Samuel J. PVT USA
ZOBECK, Lester Frank S1c USN
ZUCKOFF, Walter D. PVT USA
ZUSCHLAG, Walter J. SGT USA
ZVANSKY, Thomas CSMP USN
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