About What Can The Wreck Of The USS Arizona Teach Us About Pearl Harbour? | The Arizona
Resting on the ocean floor of Pearl Harbor is the USS Arizona, one of the most sacred war graves known in the world. When the seasoned battleship was destroyed by a surprise Japanese attack in Pearl Harbor, over a thousand men aboard the ship lost their lives. Almost half of the total casualties from Pearl Harbor occurred on the Arizona alone. Few at that time understood how such a terrible tragedy could happen.
What Can The Wreck Of The USS Arizona Teach Us About Pearl Harbour? | The Arizona is presented by Real History. Its listed runtime is 50 minutes. The source link and publisher attribution are provided with the embedded film.
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