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From Flagler County to Pearl Harbor: James Brazier Booe’s Story

December 7, 2010 | FlaglerLive | 1 Comment

James Brazier Booe

Flagler’s own Chief Petty Officer James Brazier Booe, son of former Flagler County Superintendent Zeb E. and Ida Coffing Booe, was among the 3,500 Americans killed or wounded at Pearl Harbor. Here’s his story.

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