Where is US battleship Arizona?

This would depend on how you see a battleship as most known. The USS Arizona is a well known US battleship, as it was sunk in Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941.

Yes, for about 1,000 US battleship crewmen.

Over 1,000 US Battleship crewmen are entombed in the USS Arizona.

USS Arizona?

She contains 1,000 US crewmen.

Arizona, Utah, and Oklahoma.

US battlewagons: USS Arizona, USS Oklahoma, USS Utah.

The tomb of more than a thousand US Sailors is the battleship USS Arizona.

USS Arizona No, the battleship in question was USS Oklahoma which capsized. Most of the Arizona crew died quickly as the ship blew up and sank. Days after the attack on Pearl Harbor, divers were still involved in the rescue of Oklahoma crewmen. * Of the battleships at Pearl Harbor, only the Arizona and Oklahoma were beyond repair. Arizona became a national monument after the war, and Oklahoma sank in the Pacific while being towed…

There were over 155 US warships sunk in WWII. But you're probably thinking about the battleship USS Arizona.

For photos, see website: USS Arizona

The US battleships Arizona, Utah (redesignated a training/target ship), and the battleship Oklahoma were permanently lost.

A Battleship used and sank in WWII.

It was a Pennsylvania Class Battleship.

The USS Arizona, BB-39 was a Pennsylvania class battleship.

BB-63, the Battleship Missouri. BB-39, the Battleship Arizona.

The US battleship Pennsylvania is resting on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean. Her sister, the USS Arizona is resting on the bottom of Pearl harbor. The oldest US battleship still afloat is the USS Texas. Her sister, the USS New York is also resting on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean. The only pre-dreadnaught remaining in the world, is the IJN Mikasa; which is preserved in Japan as a memorial.

No, just one of the famous battleships as it contained the most US sailors killed at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. The largest US battlewagons are the Iowa class battleships. The largest and most powerful battleship ever built was the Yamato (and her only sister the Musashi).

The battleship USS Utah also rests on the bottom of Pearl Harbor; the Utah was redesignated a training/target ship, but still contains the bodies of over 50 US Sailors. The battleship USS Oklahoma rests on the Pacific Ocean floor between Hawaii and California after sinking while under tow. The battleship USS Arizona rests on the bottom, containing over 1,000 US Sailors inside her hull.

The USS Arizona was never decommissioned after being sunk. The US Navy only lists her as being stricken from the record on 1 Dec 1942.

Battleships Utah & Arizona remain in place; both contain dead US crewmen.

There's 3 US battleships at Pearl harbor; two sunk and one afloat: USS Arizona & USS Utah, and the USS Missouri.

On 7 December 1941.

The U.S.S. Arizona

The Japanese surprise attack upon Pearl Harbor precipitated the entry of the US into WW2 . The battleship USS Arizona (BB-39) was sunk during this attack .

Arizona stands for the Battleship Arizona that was hit and sunk during the attack at Pearl Harbor. The sailors' bodies are still entombed in there.

3 US battleships were never used again: US battleships USS Arizona and USS Utah still rest on the bottom of PH. Battleship USS Oklahoma was raised, sold for scrap (re-cycling) but sunk at sea while it was being towed back to California.

the Arizona.

Battleship Missouri

I was during the battle of Pearl Harbor when the Japanese attacked.

The Battleship USS Arizona

Possibly the battleship USS Arizona.

Arizona & Utah

Two of them: Arizona & Utah.

Battleship USS Arizona.

The Battleship USS Arizona (BB-39)

The US Navy battleship USS Arizona sunk, taking more than 1,000 crewmen with her to the bottom.

Pearl harbor was a military base in Hawaii and it got bombed forcing the US into the war. There were many battleships and the battleship Arizona burned for 3 days

The USS Arizona, with the loss of 1,177 lives, suffered the greatest amount of casualties on one battleship during the Day of Infamy.

US Naval personnel were often buried at sea; the majority of people were buried in (land) cemeteries. The battleship USS Arizona is a traditional "sea" grave for over 1,000 US Sailors.

Over half of the lost men were US Sailors aboard the battleship USS Arizona; they are still within it's hull.

There were eight battleships on "battleship row"... the Arizona, California, Nevada, Maryland, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Pennsylvania and West Virginia.

The Battleship USS Arizona

The Battleship Missouri. The Arizona Memorial. The Ilokani Palace.

The sinking of the US battleship Main occurred on February 15th 1898. Almost three quarters of the crew aboard the battleship died on this navy ship.

Over 2,300 people died. Nearly half were US Navy Sailors aboard the battleship USS Arizona. Most of the US Army casualties (soldiers) would have come when Hickam Field was attacked.

Here is a brief summary of US ship losses & damage to the 8 battleships at Pearl Harbor: Battleship-USS Arizona, sunk; 1,103 killed Battleship-USS Oklahoma, sunk; 415 killed Battleship-USS West Virginia, sunk; 106 killed Battleship-USS California, sunk; 98 killed Battleship-USS Nevada, beached; 60 killed; Battleship-USS Pennsylvania, slight damage; 29 killed Battleship-USS Tennessee, minor damage; 5 killed Battleship-USS Maryland, some damage; 4 killed. Only the USS Arizona & USS Oklahoma were total losses. The USS West…

The Arizona went down in the waters of Pearl Harbor when it was sunk during the Japanese assault on that naval base there in 1941.

NO WAY! The Arizona was sunk on Dec.7,1941 and D-Day was June 6, 1944. The battleship USS Nevada was used at Normandy on D-Day, and was also present at Pearl Harbor when USS Arizona was sunk, which may have caused some confusion between the two USN battleships.

It was 97 feet at the waterline and 106 feet at its widest point.