Five of the battleships damaged on December 7, 1941 at Pearl Harbor came to Bremerton for repairs: , , , , and . The "Tennessee" received new 14-inch rifles for her main battery; the anti-aircraft guns were replaced with 20mm and 40mm batteries, and the ship was completely modernized. The "Nevada" was extensively rebuilt and sailed from Puget Sound in time for the Aleutian campaign of 1943. The "California" had been sunk at Pearl Harbor. She was raised, and towed to Bremerton for repairs. The "California" rejoined the battle in January 1944. The "West Virginia" was hit by six or seven torpedoes, taking a longer time to repair, rejoining the fleet in July 1944. In January 1944, "Maryland" and returned to Puget Sound for rebuilding. Both battleships were returned to the fleet in time for the assault on the Marianas. Other well-known battleships that arrived at the yard during the war included , , , and .