In a small coastal town, there was a group of children who loved to play by the sea. One day, they heard a story from an old fisherman about a lost treasure from a sunken navy ship, the Arizona. The children were intrigued and decided to go on a treasure hunt.

They gathered their buckets and shovels and set off towards the rocky cliffs where the Arizona had sunk many years ago. As they reached the cliffs, they saw the remains of the old navy ship peeking out from the water. Excitedly, they started digging in the sand, hoping to find the treasure.

After hours of digging, one of the children hit something hard with their shovel. They all gathered around and uncovered a chest filled with shiny gold coins and sparkling jewels. The children couldn't believe their eyes - they had found the lost treasure of the Arizona!

As they celebrated their discovery, they heard a low rumbling sound coming from the sea. Suddenly, a group of navy sailors emerged from the water, thanking the children for finding their lost treasure. The sailors had been searching for the treasure for years, and the children had unknowingly helped them find it.

The sailors rewarded the children with some of the treasure and told them stories of the Arizona and its brave crew. The children listened in awe, grateful for the adventure and the new friends they had made. And from that day on, the children's seaside games were filled with tales of the lost treasure of the Arizona.