Data Sheet #8. United States Naval Losses of WWII Surface Vessels

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Data Sheet #8 United States Naval Losses of WWII Surface Vessels This data sheet provides a listing of the major named U.S. Naval vessel losses for World War If. This list does not include unnamed vessels such as the landing craft, district craft, small craft, drydocks, and unnamed patrol vessels. Submarine losses are incorporated in Data Sheet #2, compiled by members of USS NATHAN HALE Chapter #68. The cause of each loss, location, and date of loss are given for each ship listed using the official Navy Department release of October 2, 1945 as the primary source. Where the actual location of the ship's loss is not shown, a general geographic area is given. A number of ships werÿ heavily damaged by enemy action and subsequently sunk or destroyed by U.S. forces; in these cases the date shown is the date of sinking or destruction. Such conflicts in dates or cause as may exist in various references were generally resolved in favor of information contained in the Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships. This Data Sheet was compiled initially by Roger A. Wentworth (9963) with assistance of James P. Myerson, Helen St. John, and H.E. Musgrove who provided the raw material to put this list together. In February, 1992, the list was revised and edited by James E. Smith (5861), John Milewski, Sr. (4604) and Robert Rawlins (5490). References: office official Navy Department release of Oct 2, 1945 Ships & Aircraft, Victory Edition by James C. Fahey Almanac of Naval Facts, 1964, U.S. Naval Institute Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships, Gov't Printing Abbreviations: A/C = aircraft Sub = submarine

Ship Date Cause/location Battleships: ARIZONA (BB-39) OKLAHOMA (BB-37) Aircraft Carriers HORNET (CV-8) LEXINGTON (CV-2) PRINCETON (CVL-23) WASP (CV-7) YORKTOWN (CV-5) 12-7-41 12-7-41 10-27-42 5-8-42 10-24-44 9-15-42 6-7-42 A/C bombs & torpedoes, Pearl Harbor A/C torpedoes, Pearl Harbor A/C bombs & torpedoes off Santa Cruz Is. A/C bombs; sunk by U.S. Coral Sea A/C bombs; sunk by U.S. Leyte Gulf Sub torpedo; sunk by U.S., Espirtu Santos, New Hebrides. Sub torpedo off Midway Is. Aircraft Carriers, Escort: BISMARCK SEA (CVE-95) BLOCK ISLAND (CVE-21) GAMBIER BAY (CVE-73) LISCOME BAY (CVE-56) 2-21-45 Kamikaze A/C off Iwo Jima Is. 5-29-44 Sub torpedo, NW of Canary Is. 10-25-44 Naval gunfire off Leyte Gulf 11-24-43 Sub torpedo, off Tarawa, Gilbert Is. OMMANEY BAY (CVE-79) 1-4-45 Kamikaze A/C in Luzon area, P.I. SAINT LO (CVE-63) 10-25-44 Kamikaze A/C, Leyte Gulf Heavy Cruisers: ASTORIA (CA-34) CHICAGO (CA-29) HOUSTON (CA-30) INDIANAPOLIS (CA-ÿ5) NORTHAMPTON (CA-26) QUINCY (CA-39) VINCENNES (CA-44) 8-9-42 1-30-43 2-28-42 7-29-45 11-30-42 8-9-42 8-9-42 Naval gunfire, Savo Is. A/C torpedo, Rennell Is. Naval gunfire & torpedoes, Sunda Strait Sub torpedo, Philippine Sea Torpedoes, Lunga Point, Solomon Is. Naval gunfire, Savo Is. Naval gunfire, Savo Is. Light cruisers: ATLANTA (CL-51) HELENA (CL-50) JUNEAU (CL-52) Destroyers: AARON WARD (DD-483) ABNER READ (DD-526) BARTON (DD-599) BEATTY (DD-640) BENHAM (DD-397) BLUE (DD-387) BORIE (DD-215) BRISTOL (DD-453) BROWNSON (DD-518) BUCK (DD-420) BUSH (DD-529) CALLAGHAN (DD-792) CHEVALIER (DD-451) COLHOUN (DD-801) COOPER (DD-695) CORRY (DD-463) CUSHING (DD-376) DE HAVEN (DD-469) 11-13-42 Naval gunfire, Guadalcanal 7-6-43 Torpedoes, Kula Gulf, Solomon Is. 11-13-42 Sub torpedo, Guadalcanal 4-7-43 A/C bombs, near Tulagi, Solomon Is. 11-1-44 Kamikaze A/C, Leyte Gulf 11.-13-42 Torpedo, Guadalcanal 11-6-43 A/C torpedo, Mediterranean off NW Africa 11-15-42 Torpedo; sunk by U.S.,Guadalcanal 8-22-42 Torpedo; scuttled by U.S., Guadalcanal 11-1-43 Gunfire - rammed sub, Atlantic 10-13-43 Sub torpedo, Mediterranean 12-26-43 A/C bomb, Cape Gloucester, New Britain 10-9-43 Sub torpedo, Salerno Bay 4-46-45 Kamikaze A/C, Okinawa, Ryukyu Is 7-28-45 Kamikaze A/C, Okinawa 10-6-43 Torpedo, sunk by U.S., Vella Lavella 4-6-45 Kamikaze A/C, okinawa 12-3-44 Torpedo, Ormoc Bay, P.I. 6-6-44 Mine off Normandy France 11-13-42 Naval gunfire, Guadalcanal 2-1-43 A/C bombs, Savo Is

DREXLER (DD-741) DUNCAN (DD-485) EDSALL (DD-219) GLENNON (DD-620) GWIN (DD-433) HALLIGAN (DD-584) 3-26-45 HAMMANN (DD-412) 6-6-42 HENLEY (DD-391) 10-3-43 HOEL (DD-533) HULL (DD-350) INGRAHAM (DD-444) JACOB JONES (DD-130) JARVIS (DD-393) JOHNSTON (DD-557 LAFFEY (DD-459) LANSDALE (DD-426 4-20-44 LEARY (DD-158) 12-24-43 LITTLE (DD-803) 5-3-45 LONGSHAW (DD-559 5-18-45 LUCE (DD-522) 5-4-45 MADDOX (DD-622) 7-10-43 MAHAN (DD-364) 12-7-44 MANNERT L ABELE (DD-733) 4-12-45 MEREDITH (DD-434) MEREDITH (DD-726) MONAGHAN (DD-354) MONSSEN (DD-436) O'BRIEN (DD-415) PARROTT (DD-218) PEARY (DD-226) PERKINS (DD-377) PILLSBURY (DD-227) POPE (DD-225) PORTER (DD-356) PRESTON (DD-379) PRINGLE (DD-477) REID (DD-369) REUBEN JAMES (DD-245) ROWAN (DD-405) SIMS (DD-409) SPENCE (DD-512) STEWART (DD-224) STRONG (DD-467) STURTEVANT (DD-240) TRUXTUN (DD-229) TUCKER (DD-374) TURNER (DD-648) TWIGGS (DD-591) WALKE (DD-416) WARRINGTON (DD-383) WM. D. PORTER (DD-579) WORDEN (DD-352) 5-28-45 Kamikaze A/C, Okinawa 10-12-42 Naval gunfire, north of Savo Is. 3-1-42 Naval gunfire, south of Java 6-10-44 Shore gunfire off Normandy, France 7-13-43 Torpedo, scuttled by U.S., Kolombangara, Solomon Is. Mine off Okinawa Sub torpedo off Midway Is. Sub torpedo, east of New Guinea 10-25-44 Naval gunfire, Samar, Leyte Gulf 12-17-44 Typhoon, Philippine Sea 8-22-42 Collision w/chemung off Nova Scotia 2-28-42 Sub torpedo off Cape May, NJ 8-9-42 A/C off Tulagi-Guadalcanal 10-25-44 Naval gunfire, Leyte Gulf 11-13-42 Naval gunfire & torpedo, Savo Is. A/C torpedo, western Mediterranean Sub torpedo, north Atlantic Kamikaze A/C, Okinawa Shore gunfire, sunk by U.S., Okinawa Kamikaze A/C off Okinawa A/C bomb off Sicily Kamikaze A/C, sunk by U.S. off Leyte Kamikaze bomb, off Okinawa 10-15-42 A/C torpedo off San Cristobal, Solomon Is. 6-8-44 Mine off Normandy, France 12-17-44 Typhoon, Philippine Sea 11-13-42 Naval gunfire, Guadalcanal i 9-19-42 Torpedo, later broke in two off Samoa 5-2-44 Rammed by SS John Morton, Norfolk & scrapped 2-19-42 A/C bomb at Port Darwin, Australia 11-29-43 Collision w/troopship off New Guinea 3-1-42 Naval gunfire in Bali Strait 3-1-42 A/C bomb & naval gunfire, Java Sea 10-26-42 Sub torpedo, sunk by U.S., Santa Cruz Is. 11-15-42 Naval gunfire, Savo Is. 4-16-45 Kamikaze A/C, Okinawa Area 12-11-44 Kamikaze A/C, Ormoc Bay, Philippines 10-31-41 Sub torpedo, north Atlantic 9-11-43 5-7-42 12-17-44 3-2-42 7-5-43 4-26-42 2-18-42 8-4-42 1-3-44 Torpedo, Italian waters A/C bomb, Coral Sea Typhoon, Philippine Sea Scuttled in Soerabaja, Java; refloated and placed in service by Japanese Navy Sub torpedo, Kula Gulf Possible mine, Marquesas Key, F!orida Sunk by storm, Placentia Bay, Newfoundland U.S. mine, Espiritu Santo, New Hebrides Explosion in Ambrose Channel, NY Harbor 6-16-45 A/C torpedo, Okinawa area 11-15-42 Naval gunfire & torpedo, Savo Is. 9-13-44 Hurricane off Bahama Is. 6-10-45 Kamikaze A/C Okinawa area 1-12-43 Grounding off Amchitka Is, Alaska -3-

Destroyer Escorts: EVERSOLE (DE-404) 10-28-44 Sub torpedo, Leyte area FECHTELER (DE-157) 5-4-44 Sub torpedo, western Mediterranean FISKE (DE-143) 8-2-44 Sub torpedo, north Atlantic FREDERICK C.DAVIS(DE-136) 4-24-45 Sub torpedo, Atlantic HOLDER (DE-401) 4-11-44 A/C torpedo, Mediterranean Sea; later cut apart, bow used to repair USS MENGES, remainder scrapped LEOPOLD (DE-319) 3-9-44 Sub torpedo, south of Iceland OBERRENDER (DE-344) 5-9-45 Kamikaze off Okinawa; beyond repair, sunk by UoSo RICH (DE-695) 6-8-44 Mine off Normandy, France SAM'L B.ROBERTS (DE-413) 10-25-44 Naval gunfire, Leyte Gulf SHELTON (DE-407) 10-30-44 Sub torpedo, New Guinea area UNDERHILL (DE-682) 7-24-45 Kamikaze torpedo, sunk by U.S. off Luzon, Minelayers: GAMBLE (DM-15) MIANTONOMAH (CM-10) MONTGOMERY (DM-17) Minsweepers: BITTERN (AM-36) CROW (AMC-20) EMMONS (DMS-22) FINCH (AM-9) HORNBILL (AMC-13) HOVEY (DMS,II) LONG (DMS-12) OSPREY (AM-S6) PALMER (DMS-5) PENGUIN (AM-33) PERRY (DMS-17) PORTENT (AM-106) QUAIL (AM-15) SALUTE (AM-294) SENTINEL (AM-II3) SKILL (AM-II5) SKYLARK (AM-63) SWALLOW (AM-65) SWERVE (AM-121) TANAGER (AM-S) TIDE (AM-125) VALOR (AMC-108) WASMUTH (DMS-15) Seaplane Tenders: GANNET (AVP-8) LANGLEY (AV-3) THORNTON (AVD-II).L Polo 2-18-45 A/C bombs off Iwo Jima; beyond repair, sunk by U.S off Guam 9-25-44 Mine off La Havre, France 10-17-44 Floating mine, Ngulu Lagoon; beyond repair, sold 4-8-42 9-3-43 4-6-45 4-10-42 6-30-42 1-6-45 1-6-45 6-5-44 1-7-45 12-8-41 9-13-44 1-22-44 5-5-42 6-8-45 7-12-43 9-25-43 3-28-45 4-22-45 7-9-44 5-4-42 6-7-44 6-29-44 A/C bomb, Cavite Navy Yard; beyond repair; scuttled by U.S. in Manila Bay Accidentally sunk in Puget Sound, WA Kamikaze A/C, sunk by U.S., Okinawa A/C bomb, Corregidor Collision in San Francisco Bay Kamikaze A/C in Lingayen Gulf, P.I. Kamikaze A/C in Lingayen Gulf, P.I. Mine in English Channel A/C bomb, Lingayen Gulf, P.I. A/C bomb, Apra Harbor, Guam Mine, Palau Is. Mine off Anzio, Italy Scuttled by U.S., Corregidor Mine south of Borneo A/C bombs off LaCata, Sicily Sub torpedo, Salerno Bay, Italy Mine off Borneo Kamikaze A/C off Okinawa Mine off Anzio, Italy Shore gunfire, Corregidor Mine off Normandy France Collision off Nantucket Is. 12-29-42 Explosion of own depth charges, Aleutian, Is. 6-7-42 2-27-42 4-5-45 Sub torpedo off Bermuda A/C bombs off Tjilatjap, Java Collision w/ashtabula and ESCALANTE; beyond repair, beached Ryukus Is. -4--

Tugs: GENESSE (AT-55) GREBE (AT-134 NAPA (AT-32) NAUSET (AT-29 NAVAHO (AT-64 PARTRIDGE (ATO-138) SEMINOLE (AT-65) SONOMA (ATO-12) Tankers: KANAWHA (AO-1) MISSISSINEWA (AO-59) NECHES (AO-5) NEOSHO (AO-23) PECOS (AO-6) SHEEPSCOT (AUG-24) Troop Transports: BARRY (APD-29) BATES (APD-47) COLHOUN (APD-2) DICKERSON (APD-21) EDWARD RUTLEDGE (AP-52) GEORGE F ELLIOT (AP-13) GREGORY (APD-3) HUGH H. SCOTT (AP-43) JOHN PENN (APA-23) JOSEPH HEWES (AP-50)ÿ LEEDSTOWN (AP-73) LITTLE (APD-4) MC CAWLEY (APA-4) MC KEAN (APD-5) NOA (APD-24) SUSAN B ANTHONY (AP-72) TASKER H. BLISS (AP-42) THOMAS STONE (APA-29) WARD (APD-16) 5-5-42 1-2-43 Scuttled by U.So off Corregidor Grounded, destroyed by hurricane, Fiji Is 4-8-42 Scuttled by U.S. off Bataanr P.I i 9-9-43 9-11-43 6-i1-44 A/C bombs off Italy Explosion off New Hebrides Is. Torpedo off Normandy, France 10-25-42 Naval gunfire off Guadalcanal 10-24-44 Kamikaze:A/C, Leyte Gulf 4-7-43 A/C bombs near Tulagi, Guadalcanal 11-20-44 Sub torpedo, Marianas Is area 1-23-42 Sub torpedo off Hawaiian Is. 5-11-42 A/C bombs, sunk by U.S. Coral Sea 3-1-42 A/C bombs south of Java 6-6-45 Grounded by storm, abandoned at Iwo Jima, 6-21-45 5-25-45 8-30-42 4-4-45 11-12-42 8-8-42 9-5-42 11-12-42 8-13-43 11-11-42 11-9-42 9-5-42 6-30-43 Kamikaze A/C off Okinawa Kamikaze A/C off Okinawa A/C bomb Guadalcanal Kamikaze A/C; sunk by U.S. off Okinawa Sub torpedo off Morocco A/C bomb; sunk by U.S. off Guadalcanal Naval gunfire, Guadalcanal area Sub torpedo off Morocco A/C off Guadalcanal Sub torpedo, Fedala Roads, North Africa Sub & A/C off Algiers Naval gunfire in Solomons Is. area Sub torpedo; sunk by U.S. New Georgia, Solomon Is. 11-17-43 A/C torpedo off Bougainville, Solomon Is. 9-12-44 Collision, Palau Is. area 6-7-44 Mine off Normandy, France 11-12-42 Sub torpedo off Morocco 11-25-42 Sub torpedo, A/C bomb, grounded and abandoned Algiers Harbor 12-7-44 Kamikaze A/C off Leyte Cargo Ships: ALUDRA (AK-72) DEIMOS (AK-78) POLLUX (AKS-2) SERPENS (AK-17) Gunboats: ASHVILLE (PG-21) ERIE (PG-50) LUZON (PR-7) MINDANAO (PR-8) 6-23-43 6-23-43 2-18-42 1-29-45 5-6-42 5-2-42 Sub torpedo, Solomon Is area Sub torpedo, Solomon Is.area Sunk by storm, Placentia Bay, Newfoundland Explosion at Guadalcanal Naval gunfire south of Java Torpedoed near Curacao; towed to Willemstadt Harbor, capsized Scuttled in Manila Bay; salvaged by Japanese A/C bomb; sunk off Corregidor to prevent capture -5-

OAHU (PR-6) PLYMOUTH (PG-57) ST. AUGUSTINE (PG-54) WAKE (PR-3) 5-6-42 8-5-43 1-6-44 12-8-41 Scuttled in Manila Bay; salvaged by Japanese Sub torpedo off Cape Henry Collision off North Carolina Coast Captured in Shanghai Miscellaneous Auxiliary Ships: AILANTHUS (YN-57) 2-26-44 ASPHALT (IX-153) 10-6-44 CANOPUS (AS-9) 4-10-42 CYTHERA (PY-26) 5-?-42 EXTRACTOR (ARS-15) 1-24-45 MOUNT HOOD (AE-II) MUSKEGET (AG-48) MACAW (ASR-II) NIAGARA (AGP-I) PIGEON (ASR-6) PONTIAC (AF-20) PORCUPINE (IX-126) REDWING (ARS-4) RESCUER (ARS-18) ROBERT L. BARNES (AG-27) 12-8-41 RONAKI (IX-94) 6-18-43 UTAH (AG-16) 12-7-41 Groundedÿin Aleutian Is. Grounded off Saipan, Marianas Iso Scuttled by U.S. off Mariveles Bay, P.Io Unknown; overdue Atlantic Accidentally sunk by UoSo sub in Philippine Sea 11-10-44 Exploded & sunk at Manus Admiralty Is. 9-11-42 Unknown; overdue Atlantic 2-12-44 Grounded & sunk, Midway Channel 5-23-43 A/C bombs, Solomons Is. area 5-4-42 A/C bomb off Corregidor 1-30-45 Sank in heavy seas off Halifax, N.S. 12-30-44 A/C bomb, Mangarin Bay, P.I. 6-27-43 Underwater explosion, North African area 1-1-43 Grounded in Aleutian Is. Captured at Guam Grounded, east coast of Australia A/C bombs & torpedoes, Pearl Harbor -6-

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