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A parade on the USS Arizona battleship.

Equator Davey on the USS Arizona, 1936.

Pollywog on the USS Arizona with a crew member in the gallows.

Map of Pearl Harbor, which includes depictions of the attacks on Ford Island and surrounding areas.

Butler on USS Arizona. Dog on board of the USS Arizona battleship.

Noon time on the USS Arizona. Crew members take leisure time on the USS Arizona battleship.

Dogs from battleships compete against one another. Arizona (49) versus New Mexico (6).

Broadside of the USS Arizona

Crew members wash their clothes and hang them out on the line aboard the USS Arizona.

Diver on the USS Arizona preparing to be lowered into the sea.

12/7/1991 - 50th Anniversary Pearl Harbor attack; Vincent (Jim) Vlach talking to President George (Herbert Walker) Bush as the President signs an autograph. Taken in the Shrine Room USS Arizona Memorial at Pearl harbor Hawaii. Oree Weller in white…

Photograph of the first organized memorial to the USS Arizona at Pearl Harbor, HI.

Photograph of Pearl Harbor Memorial shortly after it's dedication.

Reunion ceremony for Pearl Harbor and the USS Arizona on the campus of the University of Arizona.

The crew of the USS Arizona spends some time sweeping the deck of the battleship.

Photograph of shipmates of the USS Arizona taken in Bremerton, Washington, 1937. Crew members identified are: A.W. "Slip" Kammerer C.M.M. ( June 30, 1917); F.B. "Rid" Kannair C.M.M. (Sept. 30, 1921) ; C.E. "Snuff" Pinnell C.O.X. ( Mar. 31, 1923);…

This photograph was taken by a Japanese naval aviator in the first moments of the Pearl Harbor attack. A very high plume of water is visible between USS Oklahoma and USS West Virginia on the far side of Ford Island. Also visible is a Japanese Val…

Fires burn on three battleships in the aftermath of the Pearl Harbor attack as fire crews attempt to save the ships in the lower right. The ships are, from right to left- USS Arizona, USS Tennessee and USS West Virginia.

The USS Arizona burns after bombs hit her powder magazine. Her foremast collapsed into the void left by the explosion

The USS Arizona's forward powder magazine explodes at 8:10 a.m. on the morning of the Pearl Harbor attack.