When Chuyo torpedoed, he was 3 decks below - locked in a small cell He left Chicago at the age of 18, and returned after an ...

The World War II B-25 Mitchell warbird Maid in the Shade will be on display at the Logan-Cache Airport Tuesday-Sunday as part ...

Soar low over the USS Arizona Memorial and feel the weight of history as waves lap against its silent silhouette. Microsoft ...

Explore the reasons why the USS Arizona suffered the most during the attack on Pearl Harbor, featuring 3D animation for a detailed understanding of the events. #howitworks #3d #3danimation #pearlharbo ...

The USS Arizona sinks after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. The Dec. 7, 1941, attack killed 1,177 men aboard the USS Arizona, which now rests on the harbor bottom. Remembrance day events will ...

Standing on the shore of Ford Island just after sunrise, looking out at Pearl Harbor and the USS Arizona Memorial, Khyle ...

The USS Arizona, a Pennsylvania-class battleship commissioned in 1916, suffered a direct hit from Japanese forces in December 1941 while stationed at Hawaii's Pearl Harbor. It sank within minutes ...

Louis Conter was the last survivor of the USS Arizona, which sank after being bombed by Japanese fighter planes on Dec. 7, 1941 at Pearl Harbor. Here he is as young sailor.

Lou Conter, last living USS Arizona survivor, dies 02:23. GRASS VALLEY – The sole living survivor from the sinking of the USS Arizona during the Pearl Harbor attack that brought the US into ...

Lou Conter, the final survivor of the USS Arizona, the Navy battleship that was sunk – with a loss of 1,177 lives – during the surprise Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, has died at age 102.

Only 335 Arizona crew members survived.Conter went to flight school after Pearl Harbor, earning his wings to fly PBY patrol bombers, which the Navy used to look for submarines and bomb enemy targets.

Lou Conter, the last remaining survivor of the Japanese bombing of the USS Arizona battleship in Pearl Harbor, died Monday at 102 years old. "They call a lot of us heroes, and I've always said we ...