I remember some of these pictures from this site from a World War II history book I read in high school although I don't recall the book title. I'm not that young and neither was the book at the time I read it.

Rob Seibolt, CRM
http://www.mriglobal.org

Larry wrote:

Speaking of Pearl Harbor photos (and facts) this went around about 4 years
ago- some of THE MOST amazing photos I'd seen.

http://goo.gl/wnw5K

The 'story' that circulated at the time said they came form an old Kodak
Brownie camera that was found among the wartime belongings of a former
enlisted man who was aboard a Navy ship stationed in Pearl and that the film
had been undeveloped.

Stored under proper temp/humidity conditions, that could have been true, but
I think I recall seeing the story debunked awhile later.

Larry
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