Historian Explores Wartime Life in San Diego

San Diego feels very close to the war in Iraq because so many of the Marines fighting there are deployed from Camp Pendleton. Yet we see few signs of wartime here in Southern California. No air raid sirens, no bomb shelters, no rationing of food or gasoline – very unlike the state of alert that San Diego experienced after the bombing of Pearl Harbor in 1941.

Guests:

Roger Conlee , history buff and author of "Counterclockwise".