Channel Title: Pearl Harbor National Memorial Channel Description: This is the official YouTube page of the Pearl Harbor National Memorial. The Pearl Harbor National Memorial, part of the National Park Service, is comprised of the USS Arizona, USS Oklahoma, and USS Utah Memorials, in addition to six officer bungalows, three mooring quays, and the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center. The memorial commemorates the events surrounding the December 7, 1941 attack and honors the thousands of Americans who served and died on that day. <video> For Whom the Bell Tolls : FAQs about the USS Arizona Memorial - Naomi Dryer Description: Hear a longtime park ranger, Naomi Dryer, reflect on some of the impactful facts connected with remembering the greatest loss of life on a single vessel throughout the history of the United States Navy. </video> <video> 2023 USS Arizona Live Dive Description: December 9, 2023 - Underwater live dive on USS Arizona as part of the 82nd Pearl Harbor Commemoration. </video> <video> For Whom the Bell Tolls: Introduction by Lead of Interpretation David Kilton Description: Learn about a virtual program that will help individuals better understand how so many unique lives connect with and are remembered at Pearl Harbor National Memorial. </video> <video> For Whom the Bell Tolls: Major Annie Fox - Holly Dobbs Description: Ranger Holly shares U.S. Army Major Annie Fox's story from the attack on Pearl Harbor, 7 Dec 1941, as head nurse at Hickam Field Station Hospital. Photo Credit: National Archives and Records Administration Video Credit: NPS </video> <video> For Whom the Bell Tolls: Joe George - Stan Cindrity Description: Learn about the valor and bravery exhibited by one sailor who saved fellow servicemen from the sinking USS Arizona on December 7, 1941. </video> <video> For Whom the Bell Tolls: Pilots Kenneth Taylor and George Welch -- Jason Ockrassa Description: Follow along with the amazing stories of two of the 14 American pilots who were able to get planes into the air and provide defense during the attacks of Pearl Harbor on December 7th, 1941. </video> <video> For Whom the Bell Tolls: Duke Kahanamoku - Billy Crowe Description: Learn how one of the most well-known Native Hawaiians helped to memorialize the attached on Pearl Harbor. </video> <video> For Whom the Bell Tolls: USS West Virginia and her Captain Mervin Benyum - Mike Bogert Description: Listen in to the fate of the West Virginia and her dedicated, heroic Captain on December 7, 1941. </video> <video> For Whom the Bell Tolls: George Walters - Danny May Description: Connect with the amazing tory of a crane operator who helped with the defense of Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. </video> <video> For Whom the Bell Tolls: John Finn - Alex Warrick Description: Listen to the amazing story of the first Medal of Honor recipient in World War II, John Finn, who received commendation for his defense of the Naval Air Station at Kaneohe Bay on December 7, 1941. </video> <video> Beyond Pearl Harbor Welcome Video Description: Hear from President Biden, Consul General Aoki, Superintendent Leatherman, and Lead of Interpretation and Visitor Services David Kilton. This welcome video will introduce the Beyond Pearl Harbor: Untold Stories of WWII virtual event taking place November 29 - December 7, 2021. </video> <video> For Whom the Bell Tolls: The Barber Brothers - Kyleena Dandurant Description: Listen to the tragic story of three sailors whose lives were cut short on the Day of Infamy. </video> <video> Pearl Harbor National Memorial USS Utah Live Dive Description: National Park Service divers will present a “Live Dive” video stream, December 9 2021 from 11 a.m. until 12 p.m. HST. Watching live on YouTube, you will see the ship in HD video while a diver swims around some of its most interesting intact features. Divers will discuss what happened to the USS Utah, what the ship is like today in Pearl Harbor, and answer many of your questions live. Additionally, a diver in a 1940s-era MK5 helmet and dive suit will talk about attempts to salvage the USS Utah right after the attack on Pearl Harbor. The MK5 diver will demonstrate some of the salvage equipment, employed by the salvage divers and the innovative methods they used to overcome the unique challenges in order to save lives and ships in the aftermath of the attack. The USS Utah is frequently referred to as the forgotten ship in Pearl Harbor, located on Ford Island, an active duty military base, access is incredibly restrictive.. Many don’t know the ship still rests on the bottom of Pearl Harbor or that there is a memorial to the men who perished aboard on December 7, 1941. The USS Utah is designated a National Historic Landmark, the highest form of recognition the United States places on historic properties. A Florida class battleship, it is recognized as ship that contributed to our nation’s history from 1909 until 1941. Not only did the Utah participate in the ending of World War I and saw the beginning of World War II, but the vessel contributed to preparing sailors for the challenges of that war. This ship is revered for its many contributions to our nation’s success and is cared for by the National Park Service as an active cemetery. </video> <video> For Whom the Bell Tolls: Ken "Kenzo" Inouye - Phil Lingenfelter Description: Follow the intriguing story of a second generation Japanese-American solider who overcame racism, traumatic injury and other challenges to contribute to victory in World War II and the growth of the United States in the decade that followed. </video> <video> USS Utah Live Dive Description: Pearl Harbor National Memorial in partnership with the National Park Service – Submerged Resource Center, will conduct the first ever virtual interactive live-dive of the USS Utah, the only other ship that was left where she capsized on December 7 1941. Divers from the National Park Service will be supported and accompanied by U.S. Navy Region Hawaii – Mobile Diving and Salvage Unit One divers as viewers are able to virtually dive along the underwater remains of the USS Utah. </video>

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This is the official YouTube page of the Pearl Harbor National Memorial. The Pearl Harbor National Memorial, part of the National Park Service, is comprised of the USS Arizona, USS Oklahoma, and USS Utah Memorials, in addition to six officer bungalows, three mooring quays, and the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center. The memorial commemorates the events surrounding the December 7, 1941 attack and honors the thousands of Americans who served and died on that day.

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