A Memorial of U.S.S. Arizona, A beginning of WWII with Japan
Still leaks since 1941 to 2008
Anchor from U.S.S. Arizona,
20,000 lbs tossed from U.S.S. Arizona like a toy when it was hit. 1 of 2 in Hawaii and another in Arizona State.
This is U.S.S. Missouri, the end of WWII with Japan signed to surrendered in 1944.
I am sharing this moment with you all from my honeymoon because this was a touching moment for me. I felt saddness when I approached the U.S.S. Arizona memorial and even from a Deaf man...it was complely silent and stillness. The smell still there from burned ships.
After I left the spot, I later felt gratitude for all the 1,770 sailors on U.S.S. Arizona and all the sailors and soliders who gave their live to protect our freedom. Some of these men and women were my Uncles and Aunts, without them, there will be none us on this land.
May God bring the peace and healing on December 7, 2008 for the rest of the world.
