Submarine veterans from WWII are gone. Now a memorial to them is gone, too.

Submarine crews from World War II were honored with a memorial at the Naval Reserve center near Lehigh Valley International Airport in 1985. Today, there are few submarine veterans left from that war. And their memorial is gone now, too.

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