Florida Class LOA 521′ / 158.8 m TDISP 23,000 tons (2, 1 a memorial)
USS Utah BB-31 (1911) main armament removed and used as a training ship in 1930s, sunk 7 Dec. 1941, memorial
USS Utah (ex-BB-31), serving as a Radio Control – Bombing & Submarine Target and Anti-Aircraft Gunnery Training Ship at time of her 7 Dec. 1941 sinking at Pearl Harbor (photo ca. 1989). NARA 330-CFD-DN-SC-04-14300 PH3 Bos, USNUSS Utah BB-31, late 1920s, NH 50227 Courtesy Naval History and Heritage Command, Commander Harold C. Train
New York Class LOA 573′ / 174.7 m TDISP 29,000 tons (2, 1 preserved)
USS Texas BB-35 (1914-1948) Museum Ship – San Jacinto Texas. Towed from location to a drydock at Galveston TX for restoration 2022/08/31.
USS Texas BB-35, 1944, 80-G-426229 Courtesy of Naval History and Heritage Command (original in collection of National Archives)
Pennsylvania Class LOA 608′ / 185.3 m TDISP 32,000 tons (2, 1 memorial)
USS Arizona BB-39 (1916) sunk 7 Dec. 1941, Memorial wreck site
USS Arizona BB-39 late 1930s, 80-G-463589 Courtesy of the Naval History and Heritage Command (original in collection of National Archives)
These views show the general outlines of the ship, with the elevated bow (at right), the sides of No.2 Turret (guns removed), and the stern barbettes particularly visible. No. 1 turret (a triple 14″) is whole, but is deeper, in the collapsed portion behind the bows.
North Carolina Class LOA 728′ / 221.9 m TDISP 45,000 tons (2, 1 preserved)
USS North Carolina BB-55 (1941-1947) – Museum Ship Wilmington NC
USS North Carolina BB-55 New York naval yard, 1941 NH 61326 Courtesy Naval History and Heritage Command
South Dakota Class LOA 680′ / 207.3 m TDISP 45,000 tons (4, 2 preserved)
USS Massachusetts BB-59 (1942-1947) Museum Ship – Fall River, MA
USS Massachusetts July, 1942 NARA: 2977-42 NYBOS
USS Alabama BB-60 (1942-1947) Museum Ship – Mobile ABAlso of note, the USS South Dakota Memorial, Sioux Falls SD, with artifacts from the ship
Iowa Class LOA 887′ / 270.4 m TDISP 60,000 tons (4, all preserved)
USS Wisconsin BB-64 near HMCS Quebec during Exercise Mainbrace, 1952. Credit: Library and Archives Canada / Department of National Defence QB-622 Copyright belongs to the Crown.
USS Iowa BB-61 (1943-1990) Museum Ship – Los Angeles CA
USS Iowa, Burrard inlet, on a goodwill visit to Vancouver, BC, ca. 1947. Library and Archives Canada / Department of National Defence E-7199-1
USS New Jersey BB-62 (1943-1991) Museum Ship – Camden NJ
USS New Jersey BB-62 being reactivated out of reserve in Bremerton WA in 1981 (in part because of the perceived threat of Kirov-class Soviet Battlecruisers). Updates visible below included Harpoon Anti ship missiles and Tomahawk missile systems (large angled boxes just forward of No. 3 gun), and Phalanx CIWS. NARA 330-CFD-DN-ST-82-01716 PH1 Terry C. Mitchell
USS New Jersey BB-62 steams alongside a Japanese Maritime Self Defense Force destroyer during Fleet Exercise ’89 NARA: 330-CFD-DN-SN-93-04327 PH1 Terry Cosgrove
USS Missouri BB-63 (1944-1992) Museum Ship – Pearl Harbor HW
USS Missouri BB-63 bombarding North Korean targets, Oct 1950, 80-G-421049 Courtesy of the Naval History and Heritage Command
USS Wisconsin BB-64 (1944-1991) Museum Ship – Norfolk VA
USS Wisconsin visiting Halifax, 1951. Library and Archives Canada / Department of National Defence, DNS-5639
USS Wisconsin refuels at sea from HMCS Provider during the Gulf War. Credit: Canada. Department of National Defence / Library and Archives Canada / ISC 90 4031
Also of note, the USS South Dakota Memorial, Sioux Falls SD, with artifacts from the ship
USS New Jersey BB-62 (1943-1991) Museum Ship – Camden NJ
USS Wisconsin BB-64 (1944-1991) Museum Ship – Norfolk VA
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