Logan County sailor killed at Pearl Harbor laid to rest after 80 years lost

LOGAN A Navy sailor killed aboard the USS Oklahoma will finally be laid to rest this Saturday. Navy Controlman 2nd Class Donald Robert McCloud hailed from Monaville and was only 21-years-old back on December seventh, 1941. It has taken 81 years since that day of infamy for McCloud to return home. McCloud was assigned to the Oklahoma moored at Pearl Harbor when the Japanese sneak attack occurred. McCloud was among the 429 dead aboard the USS Oklahoma during recovery efforts following the attack.

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