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A survivor’s account from the USS Arizona
A USS Arizona survivor recalls the attack on Pearl Harbor and the days spent assisting in recovery efforts. A respectful, factual look at his experience during one of World War II’s defining moments.
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The tragic legacy of the USS Titan
Titan Legacy 00:56 - USS Titan: No Bloody A, B, C, or D 02:20 - USS Titan-A 04:20 - Conclusion ...
A couple dozen people, many of them military veterans, gathered Sunday at North Little Rock's Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum to pay their respects to history. At 11:58 a.m., exactly 84 years later, a ...
Dec. 7, 1941, has long been known by the quote from President Franklin D. Roosevelt as “a date which will live in infamy.” Those of us born well after the date only know it from the stories, history ...
Little Rock's Inland Maritime Museum on Sunday will once again commemorate the anniversary of the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor. Dec. 7 will mark 84 years since the Japanese attack that killed ...
SCOTTSDALE, AZ (AZFamily) — A breathing flag ceremony at the USS Arizona Memorial Gardens at Salt River honored the 1,177 sailors and Marines killed aboard the USS Arizona during the Pearl Harbor ...
Smith's Union Bar is the oldest bar on the island, having been around since 1934. Not only that, but it's the official watering hole of the USS Arizona.
After over 80 years in the water, the U.S. Navy has removed more than 150 tons of aging concrete mooring platforms from the USS Arizona. This move comes as the Navy and the Pearl Harbor National ...
The University of Arizona Naval ROTC unit will host its annual Pearl Harbor remembrance ceremony Sunday morning at the USS Arizona Mall Memorial on campus near Old Main. The observance will begin at 9 ...
The University of Arizona marked the anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor with its annual memorial ceremony outside Old Main on Sunday, Dec. 7. Students, faculty, veterans, Naval ROTC members and ...
TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — Sunday marks 84 years since the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941, which killed more than 2,400 people — one of the most devastating events in American history.
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