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Memento shaped like a life preserver from USS Arizona.

Two sections from a 6" anti aircraft gun, it was firing when USS Arizona sank to the bottom, December 7, 1941.

Cigarette lighter made from a .50 caliber cartridge.

Fourth Anniversary Ball, USS Arizona, at the Hotel Astor in New York. Ball took place in November, 1920.

Column of battleships at sea. USS Arizona and USS Nevada, first and second in line.

Oral history conducted by Ellen Lomonaco with Charles Jackson in Tucson, Arizona on February 27, 1984. Mr. Jackson was on the staff of Admiral Kimmel at Pearl Harbor at the time of the attack on Pearl Harbor, HI by Japan on December 7, 1941. He was…

Oral history conducted by Ellen Lomonaco with Martin Kos in Tucson, Arizona on December 19, 1984. Mr. Kos was a member of the original USS Arizona crew in 1918, making him a plank owner.

Dr. Richard Harvill, left, accepts an official US Navy photo of the USS Arizona and USS Arizona .

Photograph of the USS Arizona, officers and crew taken at in San Francisco, California, 1928 by Mrs. Signel Anderson.

From the Public Information Office, Fourteenth Naval District: Memorial services and plaque honor dead aboard USS Arizona. The sunken hulk of the battleship USS Arizona was the site for memorial services and the unveiling of a plaque in honor of the…

The foremast of the USS Arizona toppled forward into the cavity created by the explosion of her forward powder magazine.

Oral history conducted by Ellen Lomonaco with Joe Potenza in Tucson, Arizona, May 31, 1984 and June 21, 1984. Mr. Potenza was on board the USS Arizona from 1928 to 1932. He was in the engineering division and on the football team and the rowing crew…

Baseball practice at sea aboard the USS Arizona battleship

The USS Arizona at sea. A photograph of the Battleship Arizona taken in 1935, which was an official Navy photo.

Photograph of the bridge labeled "15" of the USS Arizona

Photograph of the anti-aircraft gun on the USS Arizona.

President Hoover (left) and Secretary of Navy Hurley walking on the USS Arizona, March 1931. Vought 03V Corsair on catapult.

Postcard labeled USS "Arizona" leaving Pedro Miguel Locks. Addressed to Mrs. Laura Teague, Lowell, North Carolina, USA; April 8th, 1924.

Photograph of the USS Arizona at anchor.

Cardboard mounted picture of the stern of the USS Arizona after the attack on Pearl Harbor.