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    Ships at Pearl Harbor During the Attack  

    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.

    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

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

    Battleship Row

    InboardOutboard
    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
    Taulog (SS-199) - submarine
    Thresher (SS-200) - submarine
    Pelias (AS-14) - sub tender

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

    References:
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