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The bell was initially cast for the USS Arizona, a battleship that tragically sank during the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941.
The bell is housed at the University of Arizona in Tucson, serving as a memorial and a reminder of the ship's legacy.
The bell is rung during special ceremonies and events, including the annual Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day.
There are actually two bells from the USS Arizona; one is at the University of Arizona, and the other is at the Arizona State Capitol Museum in Phoenix.
The bell symbolizes the connection between the state of Arizona and the battleship, fostering a sense of historical remembrance and pride.
The bell was removed from the ship before the attack for maintenance, which inadvertently saved it from destruction.
