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| On 23 August 2004, La Jolla returned to | Pearl Harbor after a six-month deployment in the Pac |
| escorted four convoys on their passage between | Pearl Harbor and San Francisco, California, continui |
| II, Alamance shuttled cargo and personnel from | Pearl Harbor to ports in the Philippines, Eniwetok, |
| Pearl Harbor as History: Japanese-American Relations | |
| On 3 April, the submarine departed | Pearl Harbor for her first war patrol, setting cours |
| Returning to | Pearl Harbor from Canton on 26 November the gasoline |
| ing training exercises in Hawaii, she departed | Pearl Harbor on 13 April 1945 and steamed to Majuro |
| ned to the 14th Naval District, she arrived at | Pearl Harbor 17 October where she took up duty in ne |
| After returning to | Pearl Harbor on 2 October, she continued as a patrol |
| iiWare version was released on July 5, 2010 as | Pearl Harbor Trilogy - 1941: Red Sun Rising. |
| This article is about the | Pearl Harbor and the Explosions song. |
| However, | Pearl Harbor did not have as crippling an effect on |
| The Bells returned to the United States before | Pearl Harbor in 1941 and retired in Montreat, North |
| On 23 October, she got underway from | Pearl Harbor for her second war patrol, in a coordin |
| l at Pago Pago, Samoa, sailing on to arrive in | Pearl Harbor 1 May. |
| sland Naval Shipyard for overhaul; returned to | Pearl Harbor 22 August 1943; and conducted her sixth |
| istoric aviation events prior to the attack on | Pearl Harbor on 7 December 1941, including the first |
| Arriving | Pearl Harbor on 20 May, she proceeded to Kwajalein a |
| From San Diego she steamed to | Pearl Harbor and, after a brief training period, sai |
| in the United States Navy and spent a year in | Pearl Harbor replacing sailors who were sent home af |
| en days after World War II began, he flew from | Pearl Harbor to Midway Island. |
| She returned to San Diego from Majuro and | Pearl Harbor 27 April, bringing home wounded and oth |
| oy escort voyage to San Francisco, she cleared | Pearl Harbor on 28 January 1944 to guard vulnerable |
| On the 17th, she set her course westward for | Pearl Harbor and the Marshalls. |
| Calling at | Pearl Harbor 12 December, she pushed on to San Diego |
| he sailed 7 April for the Pacific, arriving at | Pearl Harbor 29 April. |
| her shakedown cruise from San Francisco Bay to | Pearl Harbor 6 February to 12 February 1944, carryin |
| Cabana returned to | Pearl Harbor 21 November for training, and on 11 Feb |
| Departing | Pearl Harbor on 19 August 1944, she sailed to Eniwet |
| he took two craft in tow and proceeded back to | Pearl Harbor which she reached on 26 July. |
| he marines at Kahului on Maui, she returned to | Pearl Harbor on 7 April and devoted the next few day |
| off California and in Hawaii, Nehenta Bay left | Pearl Harbor 18 June for the Marianas assault, stagi |
| station ship at Tutuila, American Samoa, using | Pearl Harbor as her home yard, until being decommiss |
| ided repair services to Pacific Fleet ships at | Pearl Harbor until the beginning of 1959. |
| Crisis: The Japanese Attack on | Pearl Harbor and Southeast Asia is a 1992 book writt |
| Clearing | Pearl Harbor 3 March, Guam sailed into Ulithi 13 Mar |
| She proceeded to | Pearl Harbor on a towing assignment, arriving 26 Mar |
| d for the Pacific with Hull (DD-350), reaching | Pearl Harbor on 23 October 1944. |
| ed at San Francisco, California, in September; | Pearl Harbor and San Francisco in October; and San P |
| Departing Sasebo on 17 August and sailing via | Pearl Harbor for an overnight refueling stop, Warble |
| Arriving at | Pearl Harbor on 10 February 1945, Fitch trained in m |
| e Pacific, and on 18 December was underway for | Pearl Harbor with cargo. |
| Arriving back at | Pearl Harbor on 17 December Mender operated in the m |
| the Gilbert and Marshall Islands, returning to | Pearl Harbor on 29 February. |
| In the years prior to the attack on | Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, Japan constructed |
| She arrived at | Pearl Harbor on 27 April, after stopping at Guam to |
| he remainder of her cargo, Electra returned to | Pearl Harbor 8 March. |
| The force made a search, refueled at | Pearl Harbor on 8 December, and the following day so |
| epid (CV-11) to San Francisco, she sailed from | Pearl Harbor 1 April to patrol in the Marshall Islan |
| g Charleston 1 May 1944, the transport reached | Pearl Harbor 24 May and embarked Underwater Demoliti |
| submarine departed for the South China Sea via | Pearl Harbor in February 1944. |
| she departed Fremantle 15 May 1944, touched at | Pearl Harbor 6 June and reached San Francisco the 15 |
| Following the bombing of | Pearl Harbor in 1941, Glennon declared, "We are not |
| lippines until April 1947 and then returned to | Pearl Harbor via Okinawa, Guam, and Kwajalein. |
| She continued her duties into 1946, departed | Pearl Harbor on 30 January, and returned to the west |
| as a training vessel in submarine exercises at | Pearl Harbor from 2 December 1944-5 February 1945. |
| rvice Squadron (ServRon) 8 upon her arrival at | Pearl Harbor on 19 October. |
| K-2 arrived at | Pearl Harbor on 23 May 1952 to join Submarine Divisi |
| face attack, and ended her first war patrol at | Pearl Harbor 21 January. |
| Part of what allowed the attack on | Pearl Harbor to be pulled off was the assumption tha |
| She made stops at | Pearl Harbor and at Eniwetok Atoll before arriving a |
| ifornia, Christmas Day, and following a run to | Pearl Harbor and back, she departed San Francisco Ba |
| Another ferry mission to | Pearl Harbor followed in mid-November, with three mo |
| Returning to | Pearl Harbor for a refit, the destroyer conducted a |
| peake Bay, Montour sailed for Hawaii, arriving | Pearl Harbor 1 February 1945. |
| ted personnel from the various island bases to | Pearl Harbor for eventual routing on to the United S |
| The patrol ended at | Pearl Harbor on 27 September. |
| course for the Hawaiian Islands and arrived at | Pearl Harbor on the 22nd. |
| Haskell steamed independently via Eniwetok and | Pearl Harbor to San Francisco, where she arrived 1 M |
| Just weeks after the Japanese air Attack on | Pearl Harbor (Sunday morning, December 7, 1941), the |
| Ultimately, she departed | Pearl Harbor on 19 January 1946 and sailed west to K |
| April and continued to make fueling runs from | Pearl Harbor to the Marshalls. |
| She returned to | Pearl Harbor on 19 June after an absence of more tha |
| inst entering World War II after the attack on | Pearl Harbor was highly unpopular and contributed to |
| with her first cargo since 1945, she called at | Pearl Harbor and her new homeport of Guam. |
| Aspro left | Pearl Harbor on 6 September 1976 and stopped at Esqu |
| t minesweeping exercises off Maui she departed | Pearl Harbor on 5 January with an amphibious assault |
| After overhaul, Change sailed to | Pearl Harbor in November 1945, then cleared for the |
| Beaufort arrived in | Pearl Harbor on 10 October and, after post-deploymen |
| vailability for alterations and repairs at the | Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard, which was followed by a |
| ober as escort unit for a convoy which entered | Pearl Harbor on the 30th. |
| the aircraft carrier Kaga during the attack on | Pearl Harbor in December 1941, Yamamoto claimed to h |
| The six Japanese aircraft carriers from the | Pearl Harbor Attack 7 Dec 1941, the Fast Carrier Str |
| central and southern Pacific, she sailed from | Pearl Harbor to the New Hebrides, Marianas, Marshall |
| She headed for | Pearl Harbor on the 29th and reached her destination |
| he V Amphibious Corps, Leonis loaded troops at | Pearl Harbor and departed the Hawaiian Islands 29 Ma |
| ast month of the war, the ship operated out of | Pearl Harbor on amphibious training exercises. |
| orts followed 19 January 1921 when she arrived | Pearl Harbor for 8 years with Mine Squadron 2, Fleet |
| o Service Force, Pacific Fleet, she arrived at | Pearl Harbor 6 January 1944. |
| She headed back to | Pearl Harbor on 12 June and stood into that port on |
| On 13 August 1949 she departed | Pearl Harbor for overhaul at San Francisco, returnin |
| d troopships from San Francisco, California to | Pearl Harbor from 28 June to 8 July 1943. |
| r patrolling in the Ellice Islands, arrived at | Pearl Harbor on 13 October. |
| Departing from | Pearl Harbor on 15 October 1938, S-22 returned to Ne |
| In the 24 hours following the | Pearl Harbor bombing, 125 separate truck convoys wer |
| D-351) :" Our concept of the Japanese prior to | Pearl Harbor was that they were a weak, not very sop |
| Finback put in to | Pearl Harbor for refit. |
| present in South East Asia when Japan attacked | Pearl Harbor and invaded Malaya. |
| She arrived in | Pearl Harbor on 24 May, took on her cargo, and retur |
| opposite Ben Affleck in her breakthrough film, | Pearl Harbor (2001). |
| rticipated in still more training exercises at | Pearl Harbor before departing for her first war patr |
| Ise participated in the attack on | Pearl Harbor (albeit on a sortie from Hashirajima as |
| On 8 November, she cleared | Pearl Harbor for the invasion of the Marshalls. |
| of each supply mission, she returned to either | Pearl Harbor or San Francisco to load additional car |
| Balboa, Canal Zone, and Hackleback sailed for | Pearl Harbor 25 January 1945. |
| until his death during the Japanese attack on | Pearl Harbor 7 December 1941. |
| to the Philippines when the Japanese attacked | Pearl Harbor on 7 December 1941. |
| Immediately after the | Pearl Harbor attack Magee joined the United States A |
| ed by way of Mios Woendi, Schouten Islands, to | Pearl Harbor where she arrived 18 November for train |
| et, Bottineau carried a cargo of ammunition to | Pearl Harbor during March 1945. |
| he Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service attacked | Pearl Harbor on 7 December 1941. |
| After the | Pearl Harbor Attack on 7 December 1941, Seventh Air |
| arriers until the task force shaped course for | Pearl Harbor 8 December. |
| ment troops to the Philippines and returned to | Pearl Harbor to prepare for the invasion of Japan. |
| d to the Southwest Pacific after the Attack on | Pearl Harbor for combat duty with Fifth Air Force. |
| e sailed for Hawaii on 1 March and reported at | Pearl Harbor on 7 March for duty with the Service Fo |
| Following repairs Boyd arrived at | Pearl Harbor 23 March 1944. |
| Leaving | Pearl Harbor 16 November 1929, she arrived San Diego |
| Francisco whence she embarked upon a voyage to | Pearl Harbor on the 19th. |
| She returned to | Pearl Harbor in October where Admiral Turner and his |
| y when the Japanese attacked the naval base at | Pearl Harbor in 1941. |
| She stayed at | Pearl Harbor between 5 and 10 April, then headed for |
| bruary 1945 for the Pacific Ocean, arriving at | Pearl Harbor 18 March. |
| l on 9 January 1945, the cargo ship arrived at | Pearl Harbor on 23 January and immediately unloaded |
| One week later, the Hornet arrived at | Pearl Harbor to join the USS Enterprise as part of T |
| Shakedown completed, Hemminger reached | Pearl Harbor in August 1944 to train submarines for |
| training in the Caribbean in June, and arrived | Pearl Harbor via the Panama Canal and California 21 |
| After returning to | Pearl Harbor in mid-March, she was assigned to salva |
| operation in July 2008, and was deactivated at | Pearl Harbor in September 2008. |
| After the | Pearl Harbor Attack, became first an Operational Tra |
| n, the ship embarked 100 returning veterans at | Pearl Harbor and brought them to San Pedro, Californ |
| The air portion of the attack on | Pearl Harbor in 1941 began at December 7, 7:48 a.m. |
| au, Tennessee and four other ships steamed for | Pearl Harbor 5 November, arriving November 16. |
| She returned to | Pearl Harbor for a brief overhaul from 19 May-7 June |
| ve headed back for the west coast, touching at | Pearl Harbor and San Francisco, California, before a |
| US Army in December 1941, after the attack on | Pearl Harbor deeply affected him. |
| and towing as well as salvage operations from | Pearl Harbor to Eniwetok and Ulithi. |
| 1941 General Short was removed from command of | Pearl Harbor as a result of the attack. |
| Island 17 February 1946 and after touching at | Pearl Harbor reached San Francisco 13 May. |
| an its attack on the US Pacific Fleet based at | Pearl Harbor and on outlying airfields. |
| Attack on | Pearl Harbor was first demonstrated at the San Diego |
| Before returning to | Pearl Harbor to escort convoys to and from west coas |
| , sailed through the Panama Canal, and arrived | Pearl Harbor 23 March 1945. |
| Ray K. Edwards departed | Pearl Harbor on 14 September 1945 bound for Eniwetok |
| he store ship made two additional cruises from | Pearl Harbor to Saipan and Ulithi. |
| e developed boiler trouble and was diverted to | Pearl Harbor on 14 January 1946 for repairs. |
| r, she set her course eastward and steamed via | Pearl Harbor and San Francisco, California to Portla |
| Operating from San Francisco, California, and | Pearl Harbor in 1944, the ship discharged her chille |
| Following the | Pearl Harbor attack, he volunteered for military ser |
| he termination of hostilities, Rogers departed | Pearl Harbor on 17 August for Tokyo Bay where she ar |
| at San Pedro, California, until departing for | Pearl Harbor on the 20th. |
| His next patrol left | Pearl Harbor on 6 January 1944, headed for a patrol |
| e funeral was held on Sunday December 7, 1941 ( | Pearl Harbor Day) as to provide proper respect for t |
| ry 1959, Grayback departed Mare Island to make | Pearl Harbor her permanent home base, reaching Hawai |
| Grumium arrived | Pearl Harbor 30 June and 10 July continued to Roi Is |
| The ship arrived at | Pearl Harbor on 21 August and was routed westward, v |
| tland remained in the military and was sent to | Pearl Harbor where he served as a member of the 6th |
| ber for duty in the Hawaiian Islands, arriving | Pearl Harbor on 14 October. |
| When the Japanese attacked | Pearl Harbor 7 December 1941, Dewey was undergoing t |
| She made a brief stop at | Pearl Harbor between 24 and 26 February before arriv |
| She arrived at | Pearl Harbor on 9 January 1961, then called at Funaf |
| Short, commanding general of the Army post at | Pearl Harbor |
| The ship returned to | Pearl Harbor on 25 September 1945, and was assigned |
| es the Lower Pearlridge, Aiea, Halawa, Hickam, | Pearl Harbor and Moanalua Gardens on the island of O |
| more opportunities before ending her patrol at | Pearl Harbor 24 December 1944. |
| Entemedor reached | Pearl Harbor on 29 June 1945 from New London, en rou |
| Pearl Harbor (2001) | |
| The attack on | Pearl Harbor brought a sudden end to his union organ |
| In August, she sailed to | Pearl Harbor and then continued on to the Mariana Is |
| The attack on | Pearl Harbor was intended to neutralize the U.S. Pac |
| She returned to | Pearl Harbor on 4 December. |
| She touched briefly at | Pearl Harbor before finally arriving at Eniwetok on |
| o duty in early 1946, Alamance touched back at | Pearl Harbor on 26 January. |
| t Okinawa until 8 July when she headed back to | Pearl Harbor with 1,056 Japanese prisoners of war em |
| ried aviation gasoline to Saigon, returning to | Pearl Harbor 7 December. |
| Save for an overhaul or two at the | Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard, her service in the Far |
| She returned to | Pearl Harbor on 3 February for repairs. |
| wounded in the Iwo Jima campaign and returned | Pearl Harbor 17 March. |
| She arrived at | Pearl Harbor on 18 May, released the tow, and sailed |
| The Attack on | Pearl Harbor lasted a little under two hours, but fo |
| he invasion well underway arrived in convoy at | Pearl Harbor 7 December 1943. |
| bic Bay in the Philippines, Abnaki returned to | Pearl Harbor on 8 August. |
| On 7 December 1954 she departed | Pearl Harbor for San Diego, where she arrived 15 Dec |
| nia, and proceeded to the Pacific, arriving at | Pearl Harbor on 23 December. |
| She then continued operations out of | Pearl Harbor until 7 December 1954. |
| destroyed during the 7 December 1941 Japanese | Pearl Harbor Attack at Hickam Field. |
| known as Puʻu Loa for what became known as the | Pearl Harbor naval base. |
| Island began a ferry voyage from San Diego to | Pearl Harbor and back to Alameda, California On 6 Au |
| to Kwajalein for a brief period, returning to | Pearl Harbor 3 July. |
| 3 on a world cruise, stopping at San Diego and | Pearl Harbor on the way to the Far East. |
| touching Manila and Leyte, and after reaching | Pearl Harbor in early June sailed thence to Norfolk |
| En route, she called at | Pearl Harbor and then arrived in San Francisco on 5 |
| After returning to | Pearl Harbor 30 May, Gratia decommissioned there 1 J |
| The escort carrier returned | Pearl Harbor on 14 February and immediately commence |
| California, on 25 May 1944, Crowley arrived at | Pearl Harbor on 31 May and joined in anti-submarine |
| Beginning with the Japanese attack on | Pearl Harbor in 1941 and ending sometime after V-J D |
| On 4 December she departed | Pearl Harbor for San Diego. |
| Departing | Pearl Harbor on 9 July, Wabash steamed in convoy for |
| July, expecting her ultimate destination to be | Pearl Harbor in the Hawaiian Islands. |
| again found herself away from her home port of | Pearl Harbor and instead off the coast of Vietnam su |
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