Pacific War: Pearl Harbor           The USN Ships at Pearl Harbor During the Attack
Positions of the ships at the start of the Pearl Harbor attack at 0755. Starting at the harbor entrance at the west and going approximately clockwise. Click on ship name for brief description with links to fuller descriptions.

Outside Harbor Entrance
Antares (AKS-3) - stores ship entering harbor followed by mini-sub.
Ward (DD-139) - destroyer, on patrol, sinks mini-submarine.
Condor (AMc-14) - patroling

Hospital Point
Helm (DD-388) - destroyer, in transit East Lock to West Lock.
Rail (AM-26) ; Bobolink (AM-20) ; Vireo (AM-52) ; Turkey (AM-13) - auxiliary mine sweepers

West Loch
Pyro (AE-1) - explosives ship

Middle Loch
Ramsay (DM-16) ; Gamble (DM-15) ; Montgomery (DM-17) - light minelayers
Trever (DMS-16) ; Breese (DM-18) ; Zane (DMS-14) ; Perry (DMS-17) ; Wasmuth (DMS-15) - fast minesweepers
Madusa (AR-1) - repair ship
Curtiss (AV-4) - seaplane tender

NW side of Ford Island
Tangier (AV-8) - seaplane tender
Utah (AG-31) - gunnery training ship
Raleigh (CL-7) - light cruiser, flag, DesFlot1
Detroit (CL-8) - light cruiser, flag, DesFlot2

East Loch
Monaghan (DD-354) - ready destroyer ; Farragut (DD-348) ; Dale (DD-353) ; Aylwin (DD-355) - destroyers.
Henley (DD-391) ; Ralph Talbot (DD-390) ; Patterson (DD-392) - destroyers.
Dobbin (AD-3) - destroyer tender.
    Worden (DD-352) ; Hull (DD-350); Phelps (DD-360) ; Dewey (DD-349) ; MacDonough (DD-351)
Whitney (AD-4) - destroyer tender
    Selfridge (DD-357) ; Case (DD-370) ; Tucker (DD-374) ; Reid (DD-369) ; Conyngham (DD-371) ;
Blue (DD-387) - destroyer
Phoenix (CL-46) - light cruiser
Solace (AH-5) - hospital ship
Allen (DD-66) ; Chew (DD-106) - old destroyers

Battleship Row
Inboard	Outboard
Nevada (BB-36) - battleship
Arizona (BB-39) - battleship ;	Vestal (AR-4) - repair ship
Tennessee (BB-43) - battleship ;	West Virginia (BB-48) - battleship
Maryland (BB-46) - battleship ;	Oklahoma (BB-37) - battleship
Neosho (AO-23) - oil tanker
California (BB-44) - battleship
Avocet (AVP-4) - small seaplane tender

Navy Yard - Going approximately from west to east.
Shaw (DD-373) - destroyer
Downes (DD-375) ; Cassin (DD-372) ; Pennsylvania (BB-38) - battleship
Cachalot (SS-170) - submarine
Oglala (CM-4) - fleet minelayer ;   Helena (CL-50) - light cruiser
Argonne (AG-31) - HQ ship
Sacramento (PG-13) ; Mugford (DD-389) ; Jarvis (DD-393)
Swan (AVP-7) - small seaplane tender
Ramapo (AO-12) - oil tanker
Rigel (AR-11) - repair ship
Tracy (DM-19) ; Preble (DM-20) ; Schley (DD-103) ; Cummings (DD-365) - destroyer
Pruitt (DM-22) ; Sicard (DM-21) ; Grebe (AM-43) ; Ontario (AT-13) - ocean tug
New Orleans (CA-32) - heavy cruiser
San Francisco (CA-38) - heavy cruiser
St Louis (CL-49) - light cruiser
Honolulu (CL-48) - light cruiser
Bagley (DD-386) - destroyer

Submarine Base
Castor (AKS-1) - stores ship
Sumner (AG-32) - survey ship
Hulbert (AVD-6) - seaplane tender destroyer
Thornton (AVD-11) - seaplane tender destroyer
Narwhal (SS-167) - submarine
Dolphin (SS-169) - submarine
Cachalot (SS-170) - submarine
Taulog (SS-199) - submarine
Pelias (AS-14) - sub tender

Mooring place unknown.
"Observed standing out to sea: Wharton at 10:25 ." [(AP-7), certainly Worden (DD-352)]

USCG Station Honolulu - under USN command
Taney (WPG-37) - 327' cutter, 2-5", 4:-3"
Reliance (WSC-150) - 78' patrol craft, 1- 3"
Tiger (WSC-152) - on patrol western shore of Oahu

Virtually unknown under whoese command : USN or USCG?
Condor (AMc-14)

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