Hawaii reinstates 'attack warning' siren to prepare for possible North Korean missile

Ted Tsukiyama still recalls how quickly life changed when Japan bombed Pearl Harbor. “It was quite traumatic and totally unexpected,” said the 96-year-old World War II veteran, who was a student at the University of Hawaii at the time. “That morning the radio called for all University ROTC [Reserved Officers’ Training Corps] to report to the university armory. We were issued rifles to help guard the city and our regiment was converted into the Hawaii Territorial Guard.”
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