S1 E1: USS Arizona
Although the Arizona fought only minutes in the battle in which she died, her afterlife as a tragic symbol epitomizes American naval sacrifice and courage.
45 minutes
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Exploring the world's most impressive ships, including aircraft carriers, icebreakers and livestock vessels.
Cast: Eric Wertheim
Director: Henry Nevison, Mike Stivala, John Wright
Although the Arizona fought only minutes in the battle in which she died, her afterlife as a tragic symbol epitomizes American naval sacrifice and courage.
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