Ford Island |
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The USS Arizona "Uncle Ned's Ship" |
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"Here Comes the Navy" Movie filmed aboard the USS Arizona in 1934 |
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John Falconer - Right (USS West Virginia) survivor. Bill Driver - Left (USS Arizona) casualty. Read Mr. Falconer's Story (Click on Star) |
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The USS Arizona Memorial has 7 windows on the left side, 7 windows on the right side, and 7 windows on the top to equal 21 windows. These windows are symbolic of a continuous 21 gun salute to those men who were killed aboard the USS Arizona on December 7, 1941. |
USS Utah the forgotten ship |
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"As dusk fell, blackout. No lights. In the darkness that night, broken only by tracer bullets streaking the sky, listening to dots and dashes, we finally slept, tired by the day's tension and afraid of future invasion." ---Joan Stidham Nist, Survived the attack as a child |
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Punchbowl |
"We quickly ran out of medical supplies. We were in dire need of alcohol to wash off oil-covered wounds. We commandeered liquor from the officers' club - whiskey, rum, gin and vodka to wash wounds." ---Leonide B. "Lee" Soucy, Survivor USS, Utah |
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The Japanese Strike Force The Ships That Attacked Pearl Harbor And Their Fate |
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt Pearl Harbor Speech December 8, 1941 |
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Sailor's cap retrieved off of the USS Arizona |
