Why Is the USS Missouri Still Next to the USS Arizona
I can't be the only one who finds this strange, right? I'm not suggesting anyone should move them — just exploring why someone made sure they never would. One battleship has been on the bottom of Pearl Harbor since nineteen forty one. Over a thousand men still inside it. The other one ended the war. Japan surrendered on its deck. In nineteen ninety nine the Navy deliberately parked them four hundred yards apart. Bow facing the wreck. Watching over it. That decision almost didn't happen. In this video I look at why the USS Missouri ended up next to the USS Arizona — and why neither one is ever going anywhere. 🔔 Subscribe so you don't miss the next one 🔔 Information in this video comes from the following sources: USS Arizona — Wikipedia USS Missouri — Wikipedia USS Arizona Memorial — Wikipedia Why Is the Battleship Missouri at Pearl Harbor — pearlharbor.org USS Missouri From Warship to Museum Ship — pearlharbor.org Battleship Missouri Memorial — pearl-harbor.info Pearl Harbor 82nd Remembrance USS Arizona and USS Missouri — Beat of Hawaii
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