Film offers first-ever look into the depths of sunken Pearl Harbor ship

[SZonian]

It was a sight that Donald Stratton, a Pearl Harbor survivor, thought he would never see again.

The remotely-operated underwater vehicle snaked through the corridors and rooms of the U.S.S. Arizona, revealing to him images of how the battleship’s insides looked before it was bombed by the Japanese 15 minutes into America’s “Day of Infamy.”

“The phone was there on the desk and the lightbulb was in the socket. It’s just kind of eerie,” said the seaman first class, who was on board the ship on Dec. 7, 1944[sic  ]. “I never thought you could see something like that 75 years later.”

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http://www.foxnews.com/us/2016/11/22/film-offers-first-ever-look-into-depths-sunken-pearl-harbor-ship.html

Short video at link...

[txradioguy]

As ghoulish as it sounds...I'd be interested to see the footage they don't show on the movie.  I imagine there are areas where there are bodies that didn't make the final cut of the film.