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*Of the 100 ships moored at Pearl Harbor on December 7th, 1944, only 21 were lost or damaged, and of these only 8 were sunk or capsized. The USS ''Arizona'' and the USS ''Oklahoma'' were the only battleships permanently lost, and the USS ''Nevada'', ''California'', and ''West Virginia'' were all re-floated and repaired in time to play a role in the rest of the War in the Pacific. | *Of the 100 ships moored at Pearl Harbor on December 7th, 1944, only 21 were lost or damaged in [[Wikipedia:Attack on Pearl Harbor|the attack]], and of these only 8 were sunk or capsized. The USS ''Arizona'' and the USS ''Oklahoma'' were the only battleships permanently lost, and the USS ''Nevada'', ''California'', and ''West Virginia'' were all re-floated and repaired in time to play a role in the rest of the War in the Pacific. | ||
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Revision as of 13:34, 18 February 2021
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Date
February 16th, 2021
Summary
The dreadnaught looks more like a dreadNOT as it's taken down by the resistance bombers and guest commentator Jackie Kashian!
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- 25:23 podcast episode length.
- Of the 100 ships moored at Pearl Harbor on December 7th, 1944, only 21 were lost or damaged in the attack, and of these only 8 were sunk or capsized. The USS Arizona and the USS Oklahoma were the only battleships permanently lost, and the USS Nevada, California, and West Virginia were all re-floated and repaired in time to play a role in the rest of the War in the Pacific.