World War II Veteran Lamar Taylor 
- Lieutenant Commander, Navy | Georgia Oral History

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World War II Veteran Lamar Taylor 
- Lieutenant Commander, Navy | Georgia Oral History

Mr. Lamar Sanford Taylor, born on March 29, 1915 in Greene County, Georgia, recounts his memories as a Navy ensign on the battleship California at Pearl Harbor during the Japanese bombing December 7, 1941. After spending some time in the Pacific in the rear echelon at both Midway and Guadalcanal, Mr. Taylor returned to the United States to train to operate a submarine. The remainder of his service was spent patrolling the coast of the Americas. Mr. Taylor ultimately became a submarine commander.

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