The sunken battleship West Virginia (BB-48) after her fires were out, possibly on December 8, 1941, following the attack on Pearl Harbor. - USS Tennessee (BB-48) is inboard.
An OS2U floatplane (marked &quot;4-O-3&quot;) is upside down on West Virginia's main deck.  A second OS2U is partially burned out atop the Turret # 3 catapult.
Note radar antenna atop West Virginia's foremast.

The sunken USS West Virginia

General Dwight D. Eisenhower, Supreme Commander, Allied Expeditionary Force, accompanied by Rear Admiral Alan G. Kirk (behind him), inspected the heavy cruiser U.S.S. Quincy (CA-71) in Belfast Lough, under the watchful eye of a Marine guard, on  May 18, 1944.

Ship inspection

Mahan-class destroyer, USS Shaw, destroyed during the Japanese aerial assault on Pearl Harbour, 7 December, 1941.  USS Shaw - a ship plagued by mechanical problems from the time of her commissioning in 1936, was in dry dock at the time of the attack, and thus a sitting duck.  In the event, it did not help that her magazines were well filled.  The ship was set on fire by Japanese bombs, and exploded spectacularly when the fire ignited her forward magazine.  Best regards, JR.