Okay does this save the Oklahoma, how about California? Even the Arizona was struck by at least one torpedo. Without torpedo damage how long does it take to get the fleet repaired?
There were torpedo nets at Pearl Harbor. They just weren't in place on the
morning of December 7, 1941. As for USS Arizona, having a torpedo net wouldn't have helped. Yamamoto converted two of Nagato's sixteen inch shells into aerial bombs. Maybe having a crew on the antiaircraft guns would have helped. Maybe, like the Nevada, if Oklahoma, Arizona, and California,
had been able to beach themselves, they would have survived. Maybe if the
the dumbass lieutenant on duty that morning had taken the warnings from the radar operators on Diamond Head seriously, instead of dismissing them as routine flight of B-17s, the battleships could have been saved. California
was later salvaged. Oklahoma was too far gone and scuttled, like the first USS Walker, a month or two earlier.