The U.S.S. Arizona, an illustrious example of a U.S. Navy battleship, holds a distinct place in naval history. Born from the conventional layout of two turrets forward and two aft, the Arizona was the epitome of seaborne might in the late 1910s.
Accommodating for the "all or nothing" concept in her design, the Arizona was meticulously built to engage adversaries from long range. Her main armament was a...