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Doolittle's Raiders Reunion The "Doolittle Raiders" were the U.S. Airmen sent to drop bombs on Japan in response to the attack on Pearl Harbor. Since the end of World War II, they have had an annual reunion to reminisce about their historic mission. Joshua Levs reports on their 60th gathering, held earlier this week in Columbia, South Carolina.

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The "Doolittle Raiders" were the U.S. Airmen sent to drop bombs on Japan in response to the attack on Pearl Harbor. Since the end of World War II, they have had an annual reunion to reminisce about their historic mission. Joshua Levs reports on their 60th gathering, held earlier this week in Columbia, South Carolina.