Here’s another article with pics.
1. 1 mile visibility. 21 knot gusts. No mention of.crosswind component.
2. Fuselage was not submerged.
https://theaviationist.com/2023/11/22/p-8-overshoots-runway-in-hawaii/
3. Considered a hull loss at this point. First one in history of p-8 deployments.
4. No mention of gender of PIC yet.
Is it too early to speculate where it will end up after the investigation?
-Leave it in a hangar for a decade or two before quietly sending it to the boneyard to be cannibalized for parts.
-Renumber it and send it to an outdoor museum, somewhere away from the media "thirty mile zone", such as Fallon Naval Air Station in Nevada.
-Lie through their teeth, cover up the costs, and pay a fortune to restore it and return it to service in order to pretend that it was a 'minor incident'.
Maybe they can mount it outside the Big House at University of Michigan...