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Last Website
Update
December 18, 2007
Introduction
USS Arizona
Revisited
Video Tour of USS
Arizona
USS
Arizona
and NPS FAQ
Research
Rationale
Project Objectives
Ultrasonic
Hull Thickness
Photomosaic
and Sampling
Interior Data Collection
Project Team
Doug Lentz (Memorial
Supt.)
Matt Russell (Proj.
Dir.)
Dave Conlin
Art Ireland
Marshall Owens
Brett Seymour
Don Johnson
Jenni Burbank
Kelly Gleason
Technology
VideoRay ROV
Historical Record
Pearl
Harbor Attack
USS
Arizona
Ensign Jackson
Arnold, USN
USS Utah
Salvage at Pearl
Harbor
Memorial Listing of the Lost
USS
Arizona Interments
Memorials, Myths & Symbols
Additional Materials
NPS Report
Arizona Mgmt. Strategies
Links to Pearl
Harbor Sites
Links to Other
Sites
Arizona-Related Media
Recommended
Reading
For Kids and Teachers
Links to
Curriculum Materials
Books for
Young People
Contact Information
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Links to Other Sites of Interest
In addition to
websites related to USS Arizona and Pearl Harbor, there are other sites
relevant to the preservation of historic sites and marine environments:
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Department of
Defense Legacy Resources Management Fund
The Department of Defense's
Legacy Resources Management Fund has provided funding for the USS
Arizona Preservation Project since 2002. |
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NOAA
Marine Sanctuaries Program
The mission of NOAA's
National Marine Sanctuary Program is to serve as the trustee for the
nation's system of marine protected areas, to conserve, protect, and
enhance their biodiversity, ecological integrity and cultural
legacy. Its goals are appropriate to the unique diversity contained
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NOAA's Ocean Explorer
NOAA Ocean Explorer is an
educational Internet offering for all who wish to learn about,
discover, and virtually explore the ocean realm. It provides public
access to current information on a series of NOAA scientific and
educational explorations and activities in the marine environment.
The site provides a platform to follow explorations in near
real-time, learn about exploration technologies, observe
remote<<Selection in Document>> marine flora and fauna in the
colorful multimedia gallery, read about NOAA’s 200-year history of
ocean exploration, and discover additional NOAA resources in a
virtual library.
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USS
Monitor
National Marine Sanctuary
The Monitor National
Marine Sanctuary protects the wreck of the famed Civil War ironclad
USS Monitor, best known for its battle with the Confederate
ironclad Virginia in Hampton Roads, Va., on March 9, 1862. Since its
designation as our nation's first marine sanctuary in 1975, the
Monitor has been the subject of intense investigation. Through
underwater archaeology and state-of-the-art marine technology, the
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) strives to
preserve this significant part of our past for future generations.
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U.S. Naval Historical Center
Underwater Archeology Branch
The Naval Historical Center's
Underwater Archeology Branch advises the Navy in matters related to
historic preservation of U.S. Navy ship and aircraft wrecks. An
underwater archaeologist oversees and coordinates this program that
deals not only with archaeology and conservation, but many sensitive
issues such as war graves, unexploded ordnance, potential use of
recovered weapons systems, and complicated legal issues dealing with
title and the illegal removal of property from wrecks.
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