I do not own this video or images. Posted under Fair Use. I posted this for historical purposes only. In Honor of the 1177 American lives lost on board the USS Arizona (BB-39) on December 7, 1941. USS Arizona (BB-39) was a Pennsylvania-class battleship of the United States Navy and the first to be named “Arizona”. On March 4, 1913, Congress authorized the construction of Arizona, named to honor the 48th state’s admission into the union on 14 February 1912. The ship was the second and last of the Pennsylvania class of “super-dreadnought” battleships. Her keel was laid at the Brooklyn Navy Yard on 16 March 1914. She was launched on 19 June 1915, sponsored by Esther Ross, the daughter of a prominent Arizona pioneer, WW Ross of Prescott, Arizona. I want to pay tribute to those men who gave their lives while serving aboard the USS Arizona on that day. Seeing in this video the cabins and state rooms 65 plus years later just as they were on that fateful day brings strong emotion in me. This ship is not just a bunch of B+W images in a book but a REAL place where men lived, worked, and died.
wow! Thanks? for posting! This is really awesome!
no, they’re still there. And in fact, I think they sometimes put the? ashes of sailors who had served on the arizona but have now died on the wreck as well.
ahev bodies been removed from the ship??
the sea will reclaim? this in 50 years just a pile of algae then..
Let her go..she deserves peace.?
That’s my? great grandpa’s pair of pants sitting on that clothes hanger!! Jk
Visting the arizona in hawaii was one of the sadest moments of my life. Visting a concentration camp in Austria is a close second?
rest in peace brave crewmen.? this video is scientifically interesting…but always remember this is hallowed ground.
My Grandpa was on the USS Arizona 2 weeks before it sunk. But sadly he? passed away about 10 years ago. RIP grandpa
It would have been for visiting dignitaries wives and WAVES that came aboard for? whatever reason while in dock.
you said womens head. If I remember correctly no women served on? that ship
FASCINATING!!! I love the Arizona and I cannot get? enough of video like this.
this is a nice vid.?
wow ?
yes, there are skeletons still? trapped in the ship
The NPS can dive this? wreck to conduct inspections, to catalog and to survey.
That was either the Captain’s or Admiral’s stateroom. It was a flag rank officer’s uniform.
The Captain and Admiral both died during the attack. Only the Skipper’s Naval Academy? ring was found.
She’s a memorial for over 1,000 brave men. She should left alone. The oil should?? be removed only if it can be done without disturbing the tomb.
Joe R
I don’t wish to be one who spreads false info, so correct me if I’m wrong. I think that tube of whatever is not tooth paste, but shaving cream. To my knowledge, there was only tooth powder in a shaker can.? However, shaving cream did come in a tube and I think the brand was Williams. Any one know for sure?
ill 2nd that. this needs to be saved and all? should be done so this day is remembered
IMO sink pilings around it pump it dry,build an enclosure around it to preserve the ship for the future citizen’s of the U.S and? MAKE japan pay for it.
I read no,? and someone said that the salt water will completely dissolve a body/
Does anyone know? if they found bodies or bones????
Excellent? footage well done