The Day - 'More than a bell toll': Air Corpsman who survived Iwo Jima thanks Marines who laid down their lives

Harry Danos, a 97-year-old Niantic man believed to be the state's oldest survivor of the WWII battle and its aftermath, attended a ceremony Wednesday in

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