The USS Arizona was the US naval battleship sunk during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. The vessel remains in Pearl Harbor, on the island of O'ahu, west of Honolulu, as a memorial to the attack and to the 1,177 men who died. The memorial includes a museum, two theaters, a bookstore, and exhibits commemorating the attack.
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The Washington Memorial is located in Washington, D.C. It is located in, or perhaps "At" would be the better word, the National Mall, and is surrounded by the 50 state flags.
Washington Monument. Lincoln Memorial.
The Washington Monument memorializes George Washington because he was the "father" of The United States of America, the Lincoln Memorial because he preserved The Union, and the Jefferson Memorial because he was a founding father and great statesman.
The National Mall is a national park in Washington D.C. with wide-open area for people to walk through and enjoy nature and just relax, even though it has "Mall" doesn't mean its a shopping center.
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The USS Arizona is located at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
The USS Arizona is located at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
The USS Arizona memorial.
The USS Arizona Memorial is visited by 1.5 million people every year. The USS Arizona is located in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii and sits on the bottom of the pacific ocean.
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The USS Arizona was sunk in Pearl Harbor and still sits there today. Pearl is part of the Hawaiian Islands. The USS Arizona Memorial is in Hawaii
The USS Arizona Memorial commemorates the men who died on the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. It is built over the remains of the USS Arizona. The Arizona was one of the ships sunk in the attack, and the remains of many sailors are still aboard.
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The USS Arizona Memorial
USS Arizona Memorial was built in 1962.
The Normandy USS Arizona Memorial was built in 1962