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9.6K views · 845 reactions | On this Day in Naval History, USS Utah (BB 31) is commissioned, the last flight of a Navy airship was made at Naval Air Station Lakehurst, NJ, and the first interception during Operation Desert Shield. | Naval History & Heritage Command | Facebook

You may have seen the uniforms that Utah Football is wearing on Saturday to honor the USS Salt Lake City. Here's some of the history behind that ship and of those who served on it. | The University of Utah

The sunken battleship USS Arizona is the most prominent ship beneath the surface of Pearl Harbor. It was sunk during the attack on December 7, 1941, and remains submerged with over 1,177 sailors and crew members still aboard. The USS Arizona Memorial was built above the wreckage as a tribute to those who perished. Another battleship, the USS Utah, also remains underwater at Pearl Harbor. | Simple History

The USS Utah Was Sunk By the Japanese During the Attack on Pearl Harbor | War History Online