
This undated photo provided by the family of Navy Fireman 3rd Class Edwin Hopkins of Keene, N.H., shows Hopkins in his uniform. Hopkins was one of the men who died when the USS Oklahoma was sunk in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii in Dec. 7, 1941. His remains have recently been positively identified and will be returned to New Hampshire to be buried next to his parents in his hometown. (Courtesy of the family of Navy Fireman 3rd Class Edwin Hopkins via AP)
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