of being one of only two military vessels still afloat that was present during the Pearl Harbor attack, 7 December 1941. Fate With the exception of Hamilton, which was torpedoed and sunk off Iceland 29 January 1942, all of the Treasury-class ships led very long lives. Bibb and Duane were sunk as artificial reefs off the coast of Florida in 1987. Campbell was sunk by the US Navy in a training exercise on 29 November 1984. Spencer was sold 8 October 1981 for scrap. Taney is currently a museum ship at the Baltimore Maritime Museum, in Baltimore, Maryland, and Ingham is part of the Key West Maritime Museum in Key West, Florida. References Footnotes Bibliography Patrol ship classes High endurance cutters Battle of the Atlantic North Atlantic convoys of World War II