My only .02: If you scan down your system on a regular basis, and there are no K162s (meaning someone has opened a WH to your system), then you can leave your static unopened and no one is going to come through it from the other side.
The USS Oklahoma sits in water in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, on March 29, 1943, while under salvage. It was attacked on Dec. 7, 1941. The destruction of the USS Oklahoma came quickly. On Dec. 7, 1941, it was hit with numerous torpedoes and bombs during Japanâs fierce and shocking bombardment of Pearl Harbor, capsizing within minutes with hundreds of Marines and sailors inside.
On December 7, 1941, USS Oklahoma took several torpedo hits from the Japanese attack and eventually sank. She capsized and took with her a total of 429 men. Have a closer look at this mighty sea vessel, book a Pearl Harbor VIP Tour with us. On July 15, 1942, the job of salvaging USS Oklahoma commenced. It took 8 months for the preparation alone to be completed. Righting and refloating the overturned hull of the USS Oklahoma was considered the largest and most difficult Pearl Harbor salvage job. Some of her equipment, some machinery, and remaining ammunition were recovered and taken off for reuse. In 1946, USS Oklahoma was sold to a scrapping firm.