USS Arizona, Pearl Harbor
The battleship USS Arizona blew up and sank in the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on 7 December 1941; 1,177 sailors and Marines aboard were killed, and 1,102 of them still lie in the hull. A white memorial, built in 1962, spans the wreck without touching it.
Dated events and their evidence
- 1941 CE mainstream
7 December: in the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, which brought the United States into the Second World War, Arizona is sunk and 1,177 men aboard her are killed source - 1961 CE mainstream
25 March: an Elvis Presley benefit concert raises 64,000 dollars for the memorial source - 1962 CE mainstream
the USS Arizona Memorial is built over the sunken hull source - 1989 CE mainstream
5 May: the battleship's sunken remains are declared a National Historic Landmark source
Where
21.3650° N, 157.9500° W
The point is Wikipedia's position for the USS Arizona Memorial, which stands over the sunken hull in Pearl Harbor.
Sources
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