Harold Bray
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Harold Bray was a Navy sailor on the USS Indianapolis, a ship that was torpedoed and sank 1945. This led to the most deadly shark attack in history, killing hundreds of sailors. At just 18 years old, Bray acted heroically, aiding other sailors. Now, he is the last survivor of the USS Indianapolis. *Please see reference photos* looking for a young man with similar features.
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