In early 1934, the ship and her crew were featured in a James Cagney film for Warner Brothers, "Here Comes the Navy", which made extensive use of exterior footage as well as on-board location shots. In the early morning of 26 July, "Arizona" collided with a fishing trawler, "Umatilla", that was under tow by another trawler off Cape Flattery. Two men aboard "Umatilla" were killed in the collision and the Navy convened a Court of Inquiry to investigate the incident. The court recommended that the ship's captain, Captain MacGillivray Milne, be court-martialed. This took place at Guantanamo Bay Naval Base, Cuba, while the ship was participating in that year's Fleet Problem off the East Coast. Milne was judged guilty and replaced several months later by Captain George Baum after the ship returned to the West Coast. In the meantime, Rear Admiral Samuel W. Bryant assumed command of Battleship Division Two on 4 September, with "Arizona" as his flagship.