Doris Miller-Hero of Pearl Harbor

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Doris Miller's remarkable journey from a Texas cook to a celebrated World War II hero unfolds in this compelling narrative. He distinguished himself during the Pearl Harbor attack, becoming one of the first sailors to earn the Navy Cross and serving as an inspiring figure for both the African-American community and the nation. Despite his fame, Miller returned to combat and ultimately lost his life in action. Bill O'Neal chronicles his heroic life, detailing his early years in Waco, Texas, and his courageous contributions to the war effort.