Guy Nasuti Interview on USS Oklahoma

The USS Oklahoma Memorial stands as a bold expression of the USS Oklahoma’s lost members. The black granite marble represents the formidable hull of the Oklahoma and the 429 marble pillars represent each individual sailor and Marine in his pristine dress uniform. The lost crew stands at attention in a display of respect and honor, coming home for the final time by manning the rails. This beautiful memorial is on Ford Island, which is a military installation. You can view the USS Oklahoma Memoria

Remembering the attack on Pearl Harbor at USS Oklahoma memorial

World War II veterans, U.S. and allied service members, friends and family pay tribute to the 429 crew-members of the USS Oklahoma killed Dec. 7, 1941 in the attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, during the USS Oklahoma ceremony held every December 7th. The casualties included 415 sailors and 14 Marines, who continued to fight even after the ship was struck by 9 torpedoes, causing it to capsize. This event is open to those who have access to Ford Island (Military or Government ID required) | Pearl Har