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Journey Home to the USS Arizona

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The bonds between the crew members of Arizona have lasted far beyond the ship’s loss on 7 December. Since 1982, the U.S. Navy has allowed survivors of USS Arizona to be interred in the ship’s wreckage upon their deaths. In this moving tribute using archival footage, aerial drones and contemporary interviews, we follow the family of WW2 survivor Raymond Haerry who travels 5,000 miles to return to Pearl Harbor.

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