*has moment of silence*

*my head is bowed.*

Moment of silence.

Thanks for the rememberence. A moment of silence to all of our fallen heroes. May they rest in peace.

If it's legal or safe, I imagine that'd be a good wreck to dive.

*silence*

It's neither. I'm surprised they didn't set up a shrine there like for the Arizona.

yeah, that's what I assumed. But they didn't do that for others? Weird.

Its a protected wreck, hard core jealously guarded by the military, as is the Arizona.Both the Utah and Arizona are war graves. The reason why the Utah isn't as well shrined is cause A: She was literally at her lifes end when the attack happened. No longer a warship so to speak, her turrets gone. Her crew losses were far fewer than the 1177 killed on the Arizona.

The Arizona represents literally half the casualties at Pearl Harbor and the Arizona was an active warship, the Flagship pf the Pacific Fleet.

I just get ticked off when people cry about how the twin towers was the worse attack on american soil. Obviously they completely forgot about what happened back in 1941. A salute and moment of silence to all those who died on that day and to those who fought and died protecting our rights to forget about such a tragic and terrable moment.

i'll never forget those brave men who died....people tell me to get over it, but i can never ever forgive the japanese for this murder

i went to pearl harbor and saw the wrecks i will not forgert the brave men who lost there lives there

Huh, I missed the fact that there's more than one wreckage still in the harbor. I thought it was all towed out to sea to rot in the haunted depths just outside the harbor. I know someone who has dived in that place and it was terribly dangerous and spooky. Thanks for that factoid. WWII veterans rock on!

My great grandfather was on the Arizona when she was hit. I have been living in AZ for some time... not by choice....And my birth day is 12/7/1986. Weird O.o

Was she a Destroyer or a Battleship.

She was a battleship.

Any vessel designated a State (USS Texas, USS Missouri, USS Iowa, etc) is a Battleship

In 1923, John Dillinger joined the Navy and was stationed on the Utah until he deserted a few months later.