Walking the decks of the sunken USS Arizona

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Where the US flag stood on December 7, 1941

A diver inspects the stern of the sunken battleship, showing the exact socket where the US flag stood on December 7, 1941.

The Flagpole Base of USS Arizona

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Original wooden decking preserved after decades underwater

Clearing away mud next to an aircraft catapult base, a diver exposes original teak deck planking preserved under water.

Preserved Teak Wood Beneath Pearl Harbor

Where surviving crew members return to be buried

A diver visits barbette number four, explaining how deceased survivors of the attack are brought back down to be buried with shipmates.

Where Pearl Harbor Survivors Return to Rest

Kitchen tiles where breakfast was cooked minutes before the attack

Brushing away silt reveals the white galley floor tiles of the USS Arizona, frozen in time from that fateful morning.

Galley Tiles from December 7, 1941

Massive 60-foot guns forgotten underwater until 1983

Divers explore the massive forward battery cannons of the USS Arizona, which were lost to common memory until relocated in 1983.

The Forgotten 14-Inch Cannons Underwater

The knife-edge bow holding over 1,000 fallen sailors

At the razor-thin bow of the battleship, a diver shares a quiet reflection on the more than one thousand servicemen resting inside.

Touching the Bow of the USS Arizona

[00:54.000] The Flagpole Base of USS Arizona
[02:25.500] Preserved Teak Wood Beneath Pearl Harbor
[03:44] Where Pearl Harbor Survivors Return to Rest
[06:43] Galley Tiles from December 7, 1941
[08:13] The Forgotten 14-Inch Cannons Underwater
[09:56] Touching the Bow of the USS Arizona

Walking the decks of the sunken USS Arizona

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