USS Arizona No, the battleship in question was USS Oklahoma which capsized. Most of the Arizona crew died quickly as the ship blew up and sank. Days after the attack on Pearl Harbor, divers were still involved in the rescue of Oklahoma crewmen. * Of the battleships at Pearl Harbor, only the Arizona and Oklahoma were beyond repair. Arizona became a national monument after the war, and Oklahoma sank in the Pacific while being towed back to the US.
U.S.S. Nevada. Ran a ground in the channel while attempting to steam out of Pearl Harbor. Fifty of the 1,500 man crew were killed during the attack.
Arizona
AnswerAt Pearl the main memorial is the battleship Arizona. It was hit by bombs, capsized and took over 1,000 of its crew down. The ship was never raised. After the war a memorial was built over it, and half of the ship sticks out of the water.Although popular as a tourist attraction for Americans it is even more the focus of Japanese tourists.it releases oil in the water like every minutes because, they just fulled it with oil before they attacked. u can also throw orchids in the water. ohh and Hawaii is awesome
NO. Vito Colonna is not listed as one of crew of the USS Arizona at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 when that ship was sunk. There were 334 survivors among the crew of the ship. He is not listed as killed, or as a survivor of that ship. It is possible that he was a survivor of the attack on Pearl Harbor, but not on the USS Arizona , or that he was an USS Arizona crew member before the attack on Pearl Harbor, but not a crew member on that day. Vito Colonna was a navy medic according to a recently article who was standing near the USS Arizona when it was attacked. He in fact lives in a veteran retirement home in Ohio.
1,177 crew lost on dec 7, 1941...uss Arizona sunk at pearl harbor
The U.S.S. Arizona is a battleship, the remains of which, along with about 1100 of her crew missing after the attack of December 7th, 1941 , form the Pearl Harbor Memorial in Honolulu, Hawaii.
U.S.S. Nevada. Ran a ground in the channel while attempting to steam out of Pearl Harbor. Fifty of the 1,500 man crew were killed during the attack.
A few aircraft and flyers and one or two mini-subs and crew.
Arizona
A Japanese submarine .
The Battleship had a crew of 954 officer and men.
AnswerAt Pearl the main memorial is the battleship Arizona. It was hit by bombs, capsized and took over 1,000 of its crew down. The ship was never raised. After the war a memorial was built over it, and half of the ship sticks out of the water.Although popular as a tourist attraction for Americans it is even more the focus of Japanese tourists.it releases oil in the water like every minutes because, they just fulled it with oil before they attacked. u can also throw orchids in the water. ohh and Hawaii is awesome
NO. Vito Colonna is not listed as one of crew of the USS Arizona at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 when that ship was sunk. There were 334 survivors among the crew of the ship. He is not listed as killed, or as a survivor of that ship. It is possible that he was a survivor of the attack on Pearl Harbor, but not on the USS Arizona , or that he was an USS Arizona crew member before the attack on Pearl Harbor, but not a crew member on that day. Vito Colonna was a navy medic according to a recently article who was standing near the USS Arizona when it was attacked. He in fact lives in a veteran retirement home in Ohio.
1,177 crew lost on dec 7, 1941...uss Arizona sunk at pearl harbor
Some fought back, they all were abandoned when they begun sinking. It depends on which battleship. The Utah was no longer a battleship, but a target ship which the Japanese mistook for a carrier, and they sank her first. The Arizona was next, and most of her crew died before they knew what hit them. Oklahoma capsized and entombed her crew, some of whom were not rescued until days after the attack. Maryland, California, West Virginia, and Tennessee were sunk but settled easily to the bottom. Nevada managed to make a run for it but was was hit and grounded herself to avoid blocking the harbor. Pennsylvania could not run because she was in drydock, but neither could she be sunk, and her anti-aircraft gunners fought off the Japanese successfully.
Well, none, actually. The Missouri (BB63) was only commisioned in the US Navy in June, 1944. The question probably means the USS Arizona, which was destroyed in Pearl Habor 12/7/41 with the loss of 1177 men.
Here is a brief summary of US ship losses & damage to the 8 battleships at Pearl Harbor: Battleship-USS Arizona, heavily damaged by bombs & magazine explosion & sunk; 1,177 killed Battleship-USS Oklahoma, heavily damaged by 5 to 9 torpedoes, capsized & sunk; 429 killed Battleship-USS West Virginia, heavily damaged & sunk; 106 killed Battleship-USS California, 2 torpedoes & 2 bomb hits, sunk in shallow water 2 days later; 105 killed Battleship-USS Nevada, damaged by 2 torpedoes & 5 bombs; beached (not sunk); 57 killed Battleship-USS Pennsylvania, slight damage from bombs & strafing; 32 killed Battleship-USS Tennessee, 2 bomb hits, minor damage; 5 killed Battleship-USS Maryland, 2 bomb hits, some damage; 4 killed The USS Utah was previously an old battleship but with guns removed it was then a target ship. It received 2 torpedo hits then capsized & sank. 58 of her crew were killed.