Starkey's Boys
by Christopher P. LaVoie
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Deep diving operations, rescues at sea, and tearing up every port pulled into; this was the life of the young and ready Navy divers stationed aboard the USS Reclaimer in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii during the early 1990’s. The Reclaimer was the Navy’s go-anywhere and do-anything vessel in the Pacific. In charge of directing and supervising the roughshod deep sea divers was master diver Ed Starkey.

Starkey’s Boys is a sailor’s true story of the Navy’s toughest training, its deep sea dive school, and most arduous duty; two years on the salvage/rescue ship USS Reclaimer. From Pearl Harbor to the mean streets of Panama, to the bomb-covered landscape of Kaho‘olawe, the divers of the Reclaimer followed master diver Ed Starkey across the ocean and back.

From Fishponds to Warships: Pearl Harbor
A Complete Illustrated History
by Allan Seiden
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In this timely release, author-photographer Allan Seiden walks us through Pearl Harbor's fascinating history, from pre-settlement days when the spot was an uninhabited tropical lagoon, to the famous bombing in 1941, to the present. Thorough and insightful, this meticulously researched text and collection of photos will serve as a valuable resource for everyone interested in Pearl Harbor.

Pearl Harbor: December 7, 1941
A Day to Remember USS Arizona Memorial:
An Eyewitness Account
text by Captain Emmet Marion Cooke,
Jr. United States Navy, Retired
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Included in this book (In italics and parenthesis) are recollections by CDR Stephen F. Lahmann, USN (Ret.) who lived with his wife and young son outside the Submarine Base at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. Then - Ensign Lahmann was a submariner attached to the USS Plunger moored at Pearl Harbor.

Battleship Missouri
by Ronn Ronck
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The USS Missouri, the last battleship built by the United States, ruled the seas when she fired her nine 16-inch guns. Ronn Ronck tells the full, exciting story of this floating fortress, from its christening by President Truman’s daughter, Margaret, to its final resting place the Arizona Memorial, which straddles the sunken hull of the USS Arizona. Historic photographs gathered from the National Archives in Washington, D.C. trace the ship’s remarkable half-century of service to the nation. A special chapter reveals what life was like in “wartime Hawaii” between the Japanese attack that sunk the Arizona and the new era of peace achieved aboard the Missouri. Over 80 photos.

The Pearl Harbor Story
The True Account of the "December 7" Attack
by Captain William T. Rice, USNR (ret.)
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Authentic information and color pictures of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941. Includes information on the modern USS Arizona Memorial.