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      On 18 August 2020, an ASSM Update was emailed to those on our email mailing list.  If you wish to receive these updates and are not on the ASSM Email List, please click here, which will take you to the ASSM Email Sign Up form. 
  On 3 August 2020, the ASSM Memorial Groundbreaking Ceremony took place at the Wesley Bolin Memorial Plaza and construction has been going on since. Click here for more information (photos) about the construction progress that is happening at the Memorial site.

ASSM MEMORIAL PROJECT UPDATE ANNOUNCEMENT!

GREAT NEWS!

"STATE OF ARIZONA APPROVES THE MEMORIAL!"

Aaaaooogah! Aaaaooogah! Aaaaooogah!

(For those non-submarine types, this means surface the boat!)

The Arizona Department of Administration has given full approval for the construction and establishment of the Arizona Silent Service Memorial Monument.

CLICK HERE to read the historic letter along with construction progress images. CLICK HERE for the message from the Chairman, Tim Moore, of the Accomplishment!

 

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Hear the KDMT Radio 1690 Radio Host Eric Reamer 9 October 2017 interview at the Business Expo of ASSM Chairperson, Tim Moore by clicking here.

Hear the KFNX Radio 1100 AM Radio Host Mike "Shoe Shine" Gebhart's interview of ASSM Chairperson, Dan Moss by clicking here.

ASSM MEMORIAL PROJECT UPDATE ANNOUNCEMENT!

GREAT NEWS!

"STATE OF ARIZONA APPROVES THE MEMORIAL!"

Aaaaooogah! Aaaaooogah! Aaaaooogah!

The Arizona Department of Administration has given full approval for the establishment of the Arizona Silent Service Memorial Project.

CLICK HERE to read the historic letteralong with construction progress images. CLICK HERE for the message from the Chairman, Tim Moore, of the Accomplishment!

 

Lost Boat

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Sponsorships Complete List 

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Postwar records compiled after the end of World War II, indicate that Japan lost 686 warships of 500 gross tons or larger and 2,346 merchantmen for a total of 10.5 million gross tons of shipping to submarines during 1600 war patrols.  Submarines represented only 1.6% of naval manpower in the Pacific and these submarines were responsible for more than half of the enemy tonnage sunk. 

American causalities included 52 submarines lost taking the lives of 374 officers and 3,131 enlisted men.  The submarine force lost 25% of those who served which represented the highest percentage of fatalities of any U.S. military force in WWII.  Our WWII submarine veterans paid a high price for our freedom…we shall never forget their sacrifice.

A Lost Boats Memorial Wall behind the ASSM monument is planned that will feature engraved blocks for all Lost Boats.  Lost Boat Sponsors will receive an engraved 8” x 8” Memorial Paver installed in the "footprint" at the base of the Memorial Wall. You will also be recognized on a Lost Boat Memorial Plaque to be installed at the memorial site.

Click here to see the complete list of Lost Boat Sponsors.

 

Progress to date!

$110K

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