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| surfacing, the submarine headed via Midway and | Pearl Harbor for the west coast of the United States |
| ion on board USS Oklahoma during the attack on | Pearl Harbor by Japanese forces on 7 December 1941, |
| departed New London for the Pacific, arriving | Pearl Harbor 7 August. |
| concluded on 21 March, and Badger returned to | Pearl Harbor to prepare for overseas movement. |
| The net-laying ship arrived in | Pearl Harbor on 10 August and remained there for alm |
| , then sailed for San Francisco, arriving from | Pearl Harbor on 19 August. |
| Gendreau departed | Pearl Harbor on 8 September 1944, with a convoy for |
| After stops at | Pearl Harbor and San Diego, she transited the Panama |
| inity of Eniwetok and Manus until returning to | Pearl Harbor on 13 December. |
| She operated off | Pearl Harbor until 5 September when she sailed for t |
| ted the Panama Canal on 1 February; touched at | Pearl Harbor and Subic Bay; and arrived Saigon on 21 |
| Immediately after the Japanese attack on | Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, Nobel Prize laurea |
| The Japanese attack on | Pearl Harbor on 7 December 1941 prompted a flurry of |
| Returning to | Pearl Harbor on 7 December she again loaded troops a |
| ailed through the Panama Canal, and arrived at | Pearl Harbor 19 March. |
| On 14 June she arrive in | Pearl Harbor and remained there until 16 June 1957, |
| gh the Panama Canal on 1 February and reaching | Pearl Harbor on 19 February. |
| Homeward bound, she called at | Pearl Harbor and San Diego, California, en route to |
| Dayton arrived at | Pearl Harbor 15 May for training, and reached San Pe |
| from San Diego 10 April to ferry aircraft from | Pearl Harbor to Majuro until 3 June, when she began |
| Steaming via the Panama Canal she arrived | Pearl Harbor on 24 October and pushed on toward Japa |
| nd headed for Hawaii the next day, arriving at | Pearl Harbor on the 25th. |
| This school, opened in 1957, overlooks | Pearl Harbor in Oahu. |
| ton reported to the Pacific Fleet, arriving at | Pearl Harbor 6 December 1943. |
| Sailing once more via | Pearl Harbor and Guam, she reached Okinawa on 28 Sep |
| Departing San Diego 19 October, she sailed to | Pearl Harbor for antisubmarine training operations a |
| The ship got underway for | Pearl Harbor on 22 March 1944 arrived there on 28 Ma |
| ns until departing Yokosuka on 18 May 1954 for | Pearl Harbor where she arrived on 3 June. |
| She arrived at | Pearl Harbor on 11 September 1940. |
| In August 1949, Sharps sailed to | Pearl Harbor for an overhaul. |
| y, carrying replacement troops and aircraft to | Pearl Harbor and Guam before returning to Alameda, C |
| Shortly after the Japanese attack on | Pearl Harbor in 1941, Nozaki was abruptly dismissed |
| Conyngham continued to patrol from | Pearl Harbor through December, and after a brief ove |
| Cabot returned to | Pearl Harbor for a brief repair period, but was back |
| Plaice ended her patrol at | Pearl Harbor 13 June. |
| His | Pearl Harbor experience was portrayed in the 1970 fi |
| of Niihau immediately following the attack on | Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. |
| hrough the December 7, 1941 Japanese attack on | Pearl Harbor that opened the Pacific War, and remain |
| the United States Navy following the attack on | Pearl Harbor as the Kennebec class. |
| aw Tokyo Burning: An Eyewitness Narrative from | Pearl Harbor to Hiroshima, Jove Publications, 1982 |
| In 1941, the Japanese attack on | Pearl Harbor and the subsequent declaration of war o |
| Nutmeg had been scheduled for duty at | Pearl Harbor when she departed Boston, Massachusetts |
| She shaped a course back to the west coast via | Pearl Harbor and reached San Francisco on the 29th. |
| She made stops at Okinawa, Eniwetok, and | Pearl Harbor before arriving back in San Diego on 21 |
| iral Isoroku Yamamoto, he viewed the attack on | Pearl Harbor as the first step towards the "destruct |
| , and moreover seems to have believed that the | Pearl Harbor attack had become a blunder - even thou |
| She then headed back to | Pearl Harbor to resume shuttling cargo and landing c |
| Flasher arrived at | Pearl Harbor from New London 15 December 1943 to pre |
| e most of the other battleships damaged in the | Pearl Harbor attack, she was never repaired and retu |
| at Eniwetok and Parry Island), she returned to | Pearl Harbor on 3 March. |
| vor out of the 22 combat ships involved in the | Pearl Harbor assault force. |
| The Pacific War Companion: From | Pearl Harbor to Hiroshima. |
| Operating at | Pearl Harbor from 18 May 1945, until 2 June, she the |
| December 7 WNBT airs special news report on | Pearl Harbor attack, pre-empting regular programming |
| t salvage job was commenced on 15 July 1942 by | Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard men under the immediate |
| nered dentist Leslie Steckler; Amistad (1997); | Pearl Harbor (2001); and The Greatest Game Ever Play |
| Less than a month later, the Attack on | Pearl Harbor launched the United States into World W |
| parted Shanghai late in April 1946 and reached | Pearl Harbor on 2 May. |
| She got underway for | Pearl Harbor on 4 April, arrived there on 10 April, |
| e, during the winter of 1921-1922 and a run to | Pearl Harbor for exercises in early 1923. |
| Redfish arrived at | Pearl Harbor on 27 June 1944. |
| From Saipan, Ara headed for Hawaii and reached | Pearl Harbor on 20 March. |
| He reported for duty on board that ship at | Pearl Harbor on the afternoon of January 6, 1942. |
| num, P.I., have also used shots of the raid on | Pearl Harbor taken from the film to illustrate episo |
| December 8: The day after the Attack on | Pearl Harbor all fishing boats owned by Japanese Can |
| with Minecraft, Pacific, 17 April; and reached | Pearl Harbor 17 May. |
| the USS Oklahoma during the Japanese attack on | Pearl Harbor on 7 December 1941. |
| Stoddard sailed from | Pearl Harbor on 11 May, in the screen of Ticonderoga |
| Left Tsingtau Dec. 2 and Arrived | Pearl harbor Dec.15. |
| Artemis sailed eastward on 31 July and reached | Pearl Harbor two weeks later. |
| Guardfish departed | Pearl Harbor 6 August 1942, sank a trawler 22 August |
| eening transports, then made escort voyages to | Pearl Harbor and Majuro. |
| Following shakedown, Pamanset sailed for | Pearl Harbor and duty with the Pacific Fleet during |
| nactivation 11 March and she decommissioned at | Pearl Harbor 7 June. |
| Sailing from | Pearl Harbor on 20 November with a convoy of merchan |
| join ServRon 2. In August she continued on to | Pearl Harbor for four months of target towing duty, |
| Antietam arrived in | Pearl Harbor on 19 June and remained in the Hawaiian |
| il 18 September 1958, when she was assigned to | Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard for activation overhaul |
| ke Island on 5 October, Coghlan replenished at | Pearl Harbor and sailed on 31 October for escort and |
| During World War II she served in Hawaii at | Pearl Harbor and Aiea Heights. |
| until 9 January 1947 when she got underway for | Pearl Harbor with troops. |
| ry 29, 1941, ten months prior to the Attack on | Pearl Harbor and America's official entry into World |
| It was filmed at | Pearl Harbor and Kauai. |
| She departed | Pearl Harbor on 16 March and intercepted a large ene |
| re Island Navy Yard for overhaul, returning to | Pearl Harbor on 12 September. |
| e 15th Fighter Group was re-equipped after the | Pearl Harbor attack and remained in Hawaii as part o |
| This successful patrol terminated at | Pearl Harbor 28 October. |
| call at Eniwetok, Anne Arundel arrived back at | Pearl Harbor on 22 March. |
| Laden with casualties, Callaway returned to | Pearl Harbor to embark army troops for rehearsal lan |
| or duty in the Pacific Ocean and proceeded via | Pearl Harbor to the Marshall Islands where she arriv |
| operated on escort duty between that port and | Pearl Harbor until 20 October. |
| rted San Diego on 7 August 1953 and arrived at | Pearl Harbor on 15 August, received briefings by mem |
| Surviving Shrikes were grounded just after | Pearl Harbor was bombed in December 1941. |
| lies and passengers at San Diego, proceeded to | Pearl Harbor where she conducted further training ex |
| After the Japanese bombing of | Pearl Harbor on December 73 1941, IX Army Corps was |
| She arrived at | Pearl Harbor on 25 June. |
| After her maiden voyage to | Pearl Harbor in May 1917, Cuyama departed San Franci |
| At the time of the attack on | Pearl Harbor in 1941, Yokosuka Naval District encomp |
| After the | Pearl Harbor attack, Dilling was indicted, along wit |
| The vessel reached | Pearl Harbor on 18 July and entered the navy yard. |
| On 16 July, Anchor departed | Pearl Harbor and sailed for Eniwetok. |
| d War II wreckages from the Japanese Attack on | Pearl Harbor in 1941. |
| After the bombing of | Pearl Harbor and the U.S. entry into the war, Serisa |
| cessary to deter an adversary from launching a | Pearl Harbor like surprise attack or war against the |
| air maintained this schedule of cruises out of | Pearl Harbor into the spring of 1960. |
| At the end of the same year, | Pearl Harbor thrust Governor Green into the job of l |
| ng a San Diego Padres contest and dedicated to | Pearl Harbor survivor Commander Lawrence S. Jackman, |
| She departed | Pearl Harbor 23 January 1944 for the invasion of the |
| cable departed Sasebo 20 November, sailing via | Pearl Harbor to San Francisco, California, where she |
| rried personnel and petroleum products between | Pearl Harbor and Tarawa, Gilbert Islands. |
| steamed for Hawaii; then after a brief stay at | Pearl Harbor arrived at Eniwetok on 24 August. |
| o in the Solomons and Ellices, and training at | Pearl Harbor continued until 29 May, when Callaway g |
| Lamprey sailed from | Pearl Harbor 17 February 1945 for the coast of Luzon |
| 13 January 1946, she steamed via Eniwetok and | Pearl Harbor and arrived San Pedro, California, 15 F |
| the defendants and many U.S. Navy personnel at | Pearl Harbor were outraged. |
| After the attack on | Pearl Harbor the government converted the center int |
| After a west coast overhaul, Cygnus sailed via | Pearl Harbor to discharge cargo at Okinawa in Decemb |
| rvice there and at Eniwetok until returning to | Pearl Harbor 25 March. |
| cort on a voyage to Eniwetok, PC-1598 departed | Pearl Harbor on 14 October 1944 to escort a convoy o |
| Returning to | Pearl Harbor or San Francisco to refill her holds wi |
| After touching at | Pearl Harbor Goss arrived Los Angeles, California, 2 |
| Arriving | Pearl Harbor 3 July, she underwent conversion and tr |
| Donaldson arrived at | Pearl Harbor on 9 February 1944 and five days later |
| land and laid a course for Hawaii, arriving in | Pearl Harbor on the 28th. |
| After the | Pearl Harbor Attack, was deployed to New England and |
| Sample returned to | Pearl Harbor on 12 December. |
| 22 June for the South Pacific Ocean, arriving | Pearl Harbor 1 July. |
| Arriving at | Pearl Harbor on 2 January 1945, Van Buren operated a |
| Just before the | Pearl Harbor attack, Thomsen was involved in a curio |
| rted the Aleutians on 25 August and arrived at | Pearl Harbor on 1 September. |
| Returning to | Pearl Harbor in April 1944, Canfield got underway on |
| on 26 July 1952, and in September returned to | Pearl Harbor for repairs and training. |
| Another few days back at | Pearl Harbor followed, and then Beckham shifted to H |
| il 20 November, when she cleared Kwajalein for | Pearl Harbor and San Francisco, California, arriving |
| She stood out of | Pearl Harbor on 5 September to resume her voyage wes |
| the Marshalls, towing USS Cinnabar (IX-163) to | Pearl Harbor before continuing on to Ebon Atoll. |
| cember 7, 1941 when Japan's surprise attack on | Pearl Harbor opened the Pacific War. |
| Condor was in | Pearl Harbor when the attack occurred. |
| ng disastrous losses in the Japanese attack on | Pearl Harbor (7 December 1941). |
| f training operations, the minesweeper arrived | Pearl Harbor 26 May 1945 for deployment to the weste |
| Repairs were made at | Pearl Harbor from 10 April to 6 August, when she sai |
| She departed | Pearl Harbor on 6 August 1945 en route to the Philip |
| The ship then returned to | Pearl Harbor for refit, arriving 18 May. |
| On 11 January 2000, Asheville departed | Pearl Harbor for a six-month Western Pacific Deploym |
| Surfbird arrived at | Pearl Harbor and on 26 May departed there for Okinaw |
| km) outside of | Pearl Harbor The starboard side of the submarine's c |
| After sailing in convoy to | Pearl Harbor and back between 4 September and 24 Sep |
| Gunnel was refitting at | Pearl Harbor and at war's end she was ordered to New |
| However, at 0300 word of Japan's attack on | Pearl Harbor arrived with orders to return to Manila |
| val warfare in the Pacific, from the attack on | Pearl Harbor to the final bloody sorties as American |
| ate hit single for San Francisco new wave band | Pearl Harbor and the Explosions. |
| Map of ships and port facilities in | Pearl Harbor during the attack; click on the image f |
| e 1945 she proceeded to Saipan and returned to | Pearl Harbor where she converted LCIs for service as |
| Bowie stood out of | Pearl Harbor on 17 April in a convoy. |
| Ishii spoke out strongly against the attack on | Pearl Harbor and waging a war against the United Sta |
| At the time of the attack on | Pearl Harbor on 7 December 1941, Boreas was in San F |
| ast Guard, and Merchant Marine vessel entering | Pearl Harbor participates in the tradition of "manni |
| at both Tarawa and Abemama before returning to | Pearl Harbor on 12 January 1944. |
| Underway the next day for | Pearl Harbor she arrived as the war in the Pacific w |
| She operated out of there and | Pearl Harbor until arriving Bremerton, Washington, 1 |
| ntly, as foreign military vessels are entering | Pearl Harbor for joint military exercises, foreign t |
| Francisco, California, 11 March 1944 bound for | Pearl Harbor and Majuro, where she arrived 10 April. |
| , and steamed in convoy for Hawaii arriving at | Pearl Harbor on 21 November. |
| Sea and the East China Sea until departing for | Pearl Harbor in early 1946. |
| S Arizona burning after the Japanese attack on | Pearl Harbor |
| nd warmer action, calling at San Francisco and | Pearl Harbor en route Manus Island. |
| She arrived at | Pearl Harbor on 20 September and flew Admiral Nimitz |
| made 10 round-trips between San Francisco and | Pearl Harbor in 1942 hauling goods and material to r |
| The First Team: Pacific Naval Air Combat from | Pearl Harbor to Midway. |
| Among other tasks, she carried pontoons from | Pearl Harbor to Ulithi Atoll between 2 October 1944 |
| She arrived via | Pearl Harbor at one of the most important bodies of |
| Returning to | Pearl Harbor for training until 15 September 1944, C |
| lein was a major base supporting the attack on | Pearl Harbor and the Battle of Wake Island. |
| After the attack on | Pearl Harbor and the U.S.' entry into World War II, |
| Next morning, the surprise attack on | Pearl Harbor found Neosho alert to danger; her capta |
| Alcor continued on to Hawaii and arrived at | Pearl Harbor on 3 February. |
| The two ships arrived at | Pearl Harbor on 1 August. |
| from New York 8 June 1945, and was training at | Pearl Harbor when the war ended. |
| Schley returned to | Pearl Harbor on 22 February and proceeded to the New |
| She returned to | Pearl Harbor on October 6, 1987. |
| t the entire year in Hawaii, either in port at | Pearl Harbor or cruising in the local operating area |
| e) she received word of the Japanese attack on | Pearl Harbor and prepared for a similar move on Cavi |
| The sub departed | Pearl Harbor for her first three-month operational p |
| ions in the Korea-China area until sailing for | Pearl Harbor 19 December 1945. |
| Stoddard entered | Pearl Harbor for the third time on 24 April 1945. |
| Scamp stopped at | Pearl Harbor during the period 10 to 15 September, t |
| Crenshaw arrived at | Pearl Harbor 5 March 1945 and joined in amphibious t |
| Orleans on 1 May 1945 for Hawaii, arriving at | Pearl Harbor on 3 June. |
| ry to 9 April 1970 and then entered drydock at | Pearl Harbor for an availability period which lasted |
| U.S. entered the war after the Japanese bombed | Pearl Harbor on 7 December 1941 and the U.S. was at |
| Close up look of USS | Pearl Harbor (LSD-52) |
| ine departed San Diego on November 5, 1940 for | Pearl Harbor and operated from there until November |
| er, enabled the man-of-war to get underway for | Pearl Harbor on 24 August, nine days after the Japan |
| Returning to | Pearl Harbor on 9 June, the destroyer underwent an e |
| After stopping at | Pearl Harbor and refueling at Midway Island, Roark s |
| Ordered to | Pearl Harbor 3 June 1944 for badly needed repairs, s |
| 1953 she underwent restricted availability at | Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard for the installation of |
| Fanning sailed from | Pearl Harbor with TF 8 on 19 December to relieve Wak |
| She reached | Pearl Harbor on 10 July and San Francisco on 20 July |
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