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USS Tennessee being mothballed in May 1946.
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The mothballed USS Tennessee at NISMF Philadelphia on 19 May 1955
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The mothballed USS Tennessee in December 1956.
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The ex-USS Tennessee on 11 June 1959.
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The ex-USS Tennessee in late summer 1959, after Bethlehem Steel had towed the old battleship to Baltimore, MD.
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The former USS Tennessee (left) and USS California (right) being scrapped at Sparrows Point, MD in 1959. Scrapping of USS Tennessee did not finish until 1960, the last of the Pearl Harbor Battleship Row survivors to go.
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USS Oklahoma (BB-37)
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USS Oklahoma capsizing during the attack. Behind the rolling hull is USS Maryland and smoke from the burning hangars on Ford Island.
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Draining holes on the capsized hull being patched on 22 November 1942.
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Wreckage off USS Oklahoma being barged away during the summer of 1943.
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The pulley foundations being built ashore on 28 October 1942.
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Installation of the bents on the USS Oklahoma
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Position of the bents on the USS Oklahoma.
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The righting of the USS Oklahoma begins on 8 March 1943.
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USS Oklahoma on 19 March 1943, with the bents still on and rolled to about 90°.
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USS Oklahoma in June 1943, rolled to 34°.
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2nd pucture of USS Oklahoma in June 1943, rolled to 34°.
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The rolling process continued, now with the cables wrapped around the main turrets.
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USS Oklahoma rolled to 10° during the summer of 1943.
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USS Oklahoma completely righted but still sunk.
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USS Oklahoma again afloat in December 1943, two years after being sunk.
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The barnacle-encrusted hull after the stern seaplane crane was removed in December 1943.
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USS Oklahoma in drydock on 31 December 1943.
