USS OAKLAND'S REMEMBER PEARL HARBOR MEMORIAL

Remember Pearl Harbor
7 December 1941

Taps	Colors
How Great Thou Art	In The Garden
Navy Hymn	Amazing Grace

12/07 Sun. REMEMBER PEARL HARBOR. Japanese carrier-based horizontal
bombers, dive bombers, torpedo bombers, and fighters totaling 360 aircraft from
naval Striking Force (Vice Adm. C. Nagumo) heavily attack ships of the United
States Pacific Fleet and military installations at Pearl harbor and other places on
Oahu, T. H. Navy Yard and Naval Base, Pearl Harbor; Naval Air Station, Ford
Island; Naval Patrol Plane Station, Kaneohe; Marine Corps airfield, Ewa; Army
airfields Hickam, Wheeler, and Bellows are damaged; 188 Naval and Army
aircraft are destroyed. .
Killed or missing:
.

Navy

2,004

Marine Corps

108

Army

222

.
Wounded
.

Navy

912

Marine Corps

Army

360

The casualty list includes 2,335 servicemen and 68 civilians killed, and 1,178
wounded. Included are 1,104 men aboard the USS Arizona battleship killed after
a 1,760 pound air bomb penetrated into the forward magazine causing
catastrophic explosions."

United States naval vessels sunk by air attack:

	Battleship OKLAHOMA (BB-37)
	Battleship ARIZONA (BB-39)
	Battleship CALIFORNIA (BB-44)
	Battleship WEST VIRGINA (BB-48)
	Minelayer OGALA (CM-4)
	Target ship UTAH (AG-16)

[All ships sunk, except ARIZONA, OKLAHOMA, and UTAH,
were raised, repaired, and subsequently returned to service.]

United States naval vessels damaged:

	Battleship NEVADA (BB-36)
	Battleship PENNSYLVANIA (BB-38)
	Battleship TENNESSEE (BB-43)
	Battleship MARYLAND (BB-46)
	Light Cruiser RALEIGH (CL-7)
	Light Cruiser HONOLULU (CL-48)
	Light Cruiser HELENA (CL-50)
	Destroyer CASSIN (DD-372)
	Destroyer SHAW (DD-373)
	Destroyer DOWNES (DD-375)
	Seaplane Tender CURTISS (AV-4)
	Repair Ship VESTAL (AR-4)

[Personnel casualty statistics for the Pearl Harbor attack have been revised
several times after evaluation of new data. The figures presented here were
compiled in 1955 from official sources.]

Japanese Losses:

Japanese lose 5 midget submarines, 28 aircraft, and fewer than 100 men.

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