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Today in WV History
02 Sep

World War II ended with the signing of the surrender documents in a ceremony on the battleship USS Missouri in Tokyo Bay

With the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, West Virginia and the nation again went to war. Hit by a bomb and seven torpedoes, the Mountain State's flagship, USS West Virginia, was among those sunk during the attack. West Virgin...

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