A wonderful collage of these still touching memorials of both the USS Arizona and Missouri, Lyn.
Thanks for the link too.

PS:
some additional information:
The USS Arizona Memorial in Pearl Harbor is a marble memorial over the sunken battleship USS Arizona, which was dedicated on May 30, 1962 ("Memorial Day"), in honor of the 1,177 crew members who were killed. The memorial remembers all military personnel who were killed in the Pearl Harbor attack.

The USS Missouri was towed across the eastern Pacific, and docked at Ford Island, Pearl Harbor on 22 June, 1998 just 500 yds (460 m) from the Arizona Memorial. Less than a year later, on 29 January 1999, Missouri was opened as a museum operated by the MMA (USS Missouri Memorial Association of Honolulu, Hawaii).
On 14 October 2009, Missouri was moved from her berthing station on Battleship Row to a drydock at the Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard to undergo a three-month overhaul. The work included installing a new anti-corrosion system, repainting the hull, and upgrading the internal mechanisms. Drydock workers reported that the ship was leaking at some points on the starboard side. The repairs were completed the first week of January 2010 and the ship was returned to her berthing station on Battleship Row on 7 January 2010. The ship's grand reopening occurred on 30 January.

This is a superb collage, and I appreciate that you include the link, and Mr. C. took the time give his narrative as well. tigs=^..^=

Wonderful collage!

A day that will live in infamy, LE. Thanks for sharing this beautiful collage.

TicK

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I have several books about this...a terrible time in those years!..
A great montage of memroies here

An interesting and beautiful collection of the different scenes of Pearl harbor. The name "Pearl Harbor" will never be forgotten.

"A day that will live In Infamy"....Good collage..R.

Excellent collage, Lyn, the name of the city that will never be forgotten.

My cousins name is on a plaque there Lyn - my great uncle found it when he visited in the 1970's - he was always considered MIA - but that has since been changed. This is a very nice collage.

Thanks for sharing Lyn.

This is an outstanding selection and variety of styles of images, Lyn, giving us a real sense of being there. The tasteful and respectful way you've displayed it is something that a lot of Americans should emulate, those who view conflict as not much more than an annoying interruption of their Facebook usage. As a veteran myself, I appreciate this. I love the photos but have only one suggestion, from a graphic design standpoint; when framing a collage of images that includes a title, at the top or bottom of the group, you might want to expand the color field just a little to provide the title with the same space given to the photographs. Here the title is rather pinched in between the white borders. Just a thought. Definitely a favorite for me.

-Nik

Fantastic collage of this historical sight - been there and is very emotional

Lyn, per your suggestion, I switch from Chrome to I.E. and now can see your picture. I am glad for your advice for now I can see your wonderful work.