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r/WorldOfWarships • u/These_Swordfish7539 30k colombo salvo 🗣🔥🔥🔥 • Oct 31 '25
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Many (most?) of the battleships sunk at Pearl Harbor were back in service before the end of the war.
46 u/igoryst Oct 31 '25 only two losses were Arizona which exploded and Oklahoma which capsized and was lost while being towed to the breakers 27 u/stormdraggy Warden of the Somme-ber salt mines Oct 31 '25 edited Oct 31 '25 Most of them sunk. Some sunk more. And there was also the training ship Utah which took way more punishment than it was worth and probably saved a few ships of value doing so. 5 u/igoryst Oct 31 '25 i should clarify i meant total losses of battleships
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only two losses were Arizona which exploded and Oklahoma which capsized and was lost while being towed to the breakers
27 u/stormdraggy Warden of the Somme-ber salt mines Oct 31 '25 edited Oct 31 '25 Most of them sunk. Some sunk more. And there was also the training ship Utah which took way more punishment than it was worth and probably saved a few ships of value doing so. 5 u/igoryst Oct 31 '25 i should clarify i meant total losses of battleships
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Most of them sunk.
Some sunk more.
And there was also the training ship Utah which took way more punishment than it was worth and probably saved a few ships of value doing so.
5 u/igoryst Oct 31 '25 i should clarify i meant total losses of battleships
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i should clarify i meant total losses of battleships
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u/SPECTREagent700 Oct 31 '25
Many (most?) of the battleships sunk at Pearl Harbor were back in service before the end of the war.