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'Really, Twitter?' @USSArizona looking into why their 'account was suddenly restricted' while tweeting Pearl Harbor 'as it happened'

On the morning of December 7th, 1941, Pearl Harbor was attacked, marking the beginning of the United States’ war against Japan. @USSArizona marked the occasion with a series of “as it happened” tweets, ending the day this way:

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However, earlier in the day during the live “as it happened” tweets, there was a problem that’s being looked into:

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Fortunately it didn’t last too long, but considering what’s been going on lately, Twitter caused even more eyes to roll:

In spite of the interruption, @USSArizona had one of the best timelines of the day in remembrance of the “day that will live in infamy,” so make sure to check it all out here.

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