From Conservation Corps to the U.S.S. Arizona: How the Great Depression Prepared a Generation for War
Before they served aboard the U.S.S. Arizona, many young men first found purpose and discipline in Depression-era jobs like the Civilian Conservation Corps. In many cases, these federal programs led
US Navy to Remove Historic USS Arizona Salvage Platforms Due to Structural Decay
Starting today, the U.S. Navy will initiate the removal of two aging mooring structures, referred to as the USS Arizona salvage platforms, originally attached to the sunken hull of the
Lou Conter, Last Surviving USS Arizona Crew Member Dies at 102
For Immediate Release: SPRINGFIELD, VA, Lou Conter, the final survivor of the U.S.S. Arizona, the Navy battleship famously sunk during the Pearl Harbor attack, passed away at the age of 102
The Roger Stone Show & The StoneZONE with Kevin Kline and Operation 85
This week Executive Director Kevin Kline had fun spending some time telling the Operation 85 story to Political Agent Provocateur Roger Stone. Love him or hate him, Roger is a
A Heartfelt Journey: The Rediscovery and Return of a WWII Sailor’s Letter
The Unveiling of a Long-Lost Love Story In a stirring video presentation, the tale of S1c Norman Kenneth Iversen’s letter to his girlfriend, Edis Higgins, unfolds like a poignant chapter
GM2c Robert Edwin Kline; the USS Arizona Collection
A collection of artifacts and documents related to US Navy Gunners Mate 2nd Class Robert Edwin Kline, who was killed on the U.S.S. Arizona at Pearl Harbor, HI on December
Brief History of the USS Arizona BB39
The USS Arizona BB39 was a battleship of the United States Navy that served from 1916 until its sinking in the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941. The ship was
How the DPAA USS Oklahoma Unknown Project Relates to the USS Arizona Project
A very successful project done by the Defense POW / MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA), the USS Oklahoma Unknown Project is a bit of a model for the U.S.S. Arizona Project