The film follows a crew operating the vehicle to explore the lower decks of the U.S.S. Arizona for the first time since it sank, according to the network.
(FOX)- In one scene, a sink appears as if it is attached to the ship’s floor due to a high sediment buildup.
On a shelf in the officer’s ward room, white soap dishes believed to be made of porcelain are free of debris, standing out in a sea of brown and green as they are illuminated by the vehicle’s lights.
One thing the crew didn’t see was potential human remains of the 1,177 sailors and Marines who died onboard the ship, due to sediment accumulation over the years.
“Working inside the Arizona is obviously a very sensitive issue with the loss of life there,” Brett Seymour, deputy chief of the National Park Service’s Submerged Resources Center, says in a video clip previewing the film.
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