How Oldest Living Survivor of Pearl Harbor Attack Keeps Memory Alive at 106 Freeman Johnson's life is a testament to the unassuming nature of service.
At 106, he stands as the nation's oldest living survivor of the Pearl Harbor attack, yet for much of his life, he deliberately avoided the spotlight.
Johnson's story extends far beyond the surprise assault on December 7, 1941. He helped commission the USS Iowa and vividly recalls the battleship's preparations in November 1943 for transporting President Franklin D.