Nick
In Remembrance
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Let us never forget..
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We went on on of the tours a few years ago
It was very moving
It was very moving
I've been 7 or 8 times. When you have relatives living in Hawaii, this is always a "go to" spot for me.
So you can understand by what I mean by a moving tour ?
I reckon its a must see
I reckon its a must see
The Memorial provides full respect for those entombed sailers.
Although you need to take a shore boat, there is full silence as you board and disembark. Once you step off the boat, you realize that when you look through the water, you are actually standing on a platform directly over the battleship Arizona. There are small droplets of oil still seeping from the twisted metal. You see the deck of the battleship and is easy to think of the hundreds of our military soldiers running down these decks fighting for their lives on that Early Sunday morning on December 7th, 1941.
I have lots of pics but they are stuck on my other laptop that died a few months ago.
Although you need to take a shore boat, there is full silence as you board and disembark. Once you step off the boat, you realize that when you look through the water, you are actually standing on a platform directly over the battleship Arizona. There are small droplets of oil still seeping from the twisted metal. You see the deck of the battleship and is easy to think of the hundreds of our military soldiers running down these decks fighting for their lives on that Early Sunday morning on December 7th, 1941.
I have lots of pics but they are stuck on my other laptop that died a few months ago.
Nick
In Remembrance
There are only six living sailors left from the battleship Arizona..
