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| ake Bay area, Prentiss sailed from Norfolk for | Pearl Harbor, arriving on 13 April. |
| Following the attack on | Pearl Harbor, he enlisted in the army on December 11 |
| After the attack on | Pearl Harbor, Bowers joined the Navy and was honorab |
| inia, for Hawaii and arrived at her home port, | Pearl Harbor, on 1 March. |
| ed in exercises during the passage, stopped at | Pearl Harbor, and spent only a brief period of time |
| ands; then she departed Kwajalein 16 April for | Pearl Harbor, arriving 29 April. |
| carried out various towing assignments between | Pearl Harbor, Bikini, Eniwetok, and Kwajalein. |
| She departed for | Pearl Harbor, Territory of Hawaii, 21 June 1945, and |
| Yucca arrived at | Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, in late August 1945, just afte |
| stern Pacific Ocean in the autumn of 1947, via | Pearl Harbor, and conducted peacetime training until |
| s, Maverick, Apollo 13, Forrest Gump, Titanic, | Pearl Harbor, Constantine, National Treasure, Transf |
| After the attack on | Pearl Harbor, and the start of World War II, the Nak |
| After the Japanese Attack on | Pearl Harbor, the squadron flew antisubmarine patrol |
| Steaming via Saipan and | Pearl Harbor, she arrived San Francisco 9 May. |
| She continued local operations at | Pearl Harbor, and on 20 January 1944 was redesignate |
| After training at | Pearl Harbor, Cohoes sailed 20 June 1945 for Eniweto |
| She sailed on to | Pearl Harbor, where she was decommissioned 2 Novembe |
| After calling at Hong Kong, Buckner Bay, and | Pearl Harbor, she arrived at Long Beach, California, |
| , Capable served as convoy escort, voyaging to | Pearl Harbor, Kwajalein, Tarawa, Eniwetok, Manus, an |
| ba, Dutch West Indies, and the Panama Canal to | Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, where she arrived 21 May 1944. |
| ne, Men in Black, X-Men, Dude, Where's My Car, | Pearl Harbor, Swordfish, Legally Blonde, Collateral |
| returned to the United States via Eniwetok and | Pearl Harbor, arriving San Diego 20 May to report to |
| intelligence episode relating to the Attack on | Pearl Harbor, especially the advance-knowledge debat |
| New York musicians, including | Pearl Harbor, assisted and overseen by Andy Dunkley, |
| After | Pearl Harbor, Clinton a determined patriot decided t |
| brief overhaul at Mare Island and training at | Pearl Harbor, Lamson arrived at Eniwetok 8 August to |
| After stops at | Pearl Harbor, Eniwetok, Ulithi, Manila, Subic Bay, a |
| f overhaul she sailed on convoy escort duty to | Pearl Harbor, Eniwetok, and Ulithi, returning to Eni |
| lorikan aided in the training of submarines at | Pearl Harbor, acting as target, screening, escort, a |
| Following the attack on | Pearl Harbor, he re-enlisted and returned to active |
| n the bridge of the Peterson as it sailed into | Pearl Harbor, when he heard news of the explosion of |
| In port 7 December 1941 during the attack on | Pearl Harbor, Macdonough downed one of the Japanese |
| At | Pearl Harbor, Kinzer embarked U.S. Marines of the Re |
| After the attack on | Pearl Harbor, all of the adult males were incarcerat |
| on 6 September 1945, disembarked passengers at | Pearl Harbor, Guam, and Ulithi Atoll, and arrived at |
| ego, California, 29 July for onward routing to | Pearl Harbor, where the ship celebrated the end of o |
| or San Francisco, California, then moved on to | Pearl Harbor, Territory of Hawaii, where she arrived |
| After repairs at | Pearl Harbor, she prepared for the Marshall Islands |
| transported planes and cargo from San Diego to | Pearl Harbor, then returned to California, whence sh |
| Following Christmas and training at | Pearl Harbor, Revenge sailed for Kwajalein Atoll and |
| city, escorting a convoy from San Francisco to | Pearl Harbor, and then running with convoys to Eniwe |
| r to the Pacific Fleet following the attack on | Pearl Harbor, he remained in this post until April 1 |
| joined the escort of a troop convoy bound for | Pearl Harbor, arriving 20 January 1944. |
| D. Roosevelt embarked in Baltimore (CA-68) to | Pearl Harbor, Adak, and Juneau. |
| March when she sailed to Hong Kong, calling at | Pearl Harbor, Eniwetok, and Guam on her outward boun |
| After having heard of the attack on | Pearl Harbor, on 8 December 1941, the Brooke governm |
| ngs, she steamed via San Pedro, California, to | Pearl Harbor, where she arrived the 16th. |
| At the time of the attack on | Pearl Harbor, Kinashi was captain of I-62. |
| ar Department's radio system could not contact | Pearl Harbor, he decided to send their message by RC |
| ptember 2003 Bremerton changed its homeport to | Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. |
| Following the attack on | Pearl Harbor, the base's status was upgraded to full |
| After a west coast overhaul, she returned to | Pearl Harbor, from which she sailed 3 February 1945 |
| Steaming via | Pearl Harbor, San Francisco, and the Panama Canal, A |
| In late 1941, with the air attack on | Pearl Harbor, there was significant interest by civi |
| ained fame for his role as Cpt Danny Walker in | Pearl Harbor, and has starred since then for a varie |
| Returning to | Pearl Harbor, she participated in mining and gunnery |
| in this position at the time of the attack on | Pearl Harbor, which he had strenuously opposed. |
| all of duty, during the attack on the Fleet in | Pearl Harbor, by Japanese forces on 7 December 1941. |
| On 23 April 1970, she got underway from | Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, to conduct a special operation |
| tting to sea on 13 March, Casablanca called at | Pearl Harbor, then delivered passengers and aircraft |
| Six days out of | Pearl Harbor, on 18 January 1945, she effected the r |
| Following the Japanese attack on | Pearl Harbor, he enlisted in the Naval Reserve and w |
| Prior to the attack on | Pearl Harbor, American planners foresaw the possibil |
| is brave actions during the Japanese attack on | Pearl Harbor, for which he was posthumously awarded |
| ls were getting paged concerning the attach on | Pearl Harbor, in the US territory of Hawaii. |
| In March 1941, before the Japanese attack at | Pearl Harbor, Prentice volunteered in the U.S. Army |
| At the time of the attack on | Pearl Harbor, Oite was assigned to Destroyer Divisio |
| ne 1945, and proceeded via the Panama Canal to | Pearl Harbor, arriving 21 July. |
| rked a United States Marine Corps air group at | Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, and steamed into Vila Harbor, |
| After the attack on | Pearl Harbor, Japanese forces mobilized everywhere w |
| On 25 September, she sailed, via | Pearl Harbor, for her eighth WestPac deployment. |
| ing the surrender of Japan, Hawkbill sailed to | Pearl Harbor, departing 22 September 1945 for San Fr |
| 28 September; then the new submarine sailed to | Pearl Harbor, arriving 15 October, and steamed westw |
| The ship debarked troops at | Pearl Harbor, Eniwetok, Saipan, Guam, and Kwajalein |
| Visiting | Pearl Harbor, Yokosuka, and Sasebo, she provided ser |
| towards the pier in preparation for mooring at | Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. |
| ATA-207 then steamed to | Pearl Harbor, arriving on 13 June to assist SS John |
| commanded a destroyer squadron, and fought at | Pearl Harbor, Iwo Jima, and Okinawa. |
| At the time of the attack on | Pearl Harbor, Tachikaze (assigned to Destroyer Divis |
| Eversole sailed from Boston 20 May 1944 for | Pearl Harbor, arriving 19 June. |
| On 25 October she departed for | Pearl Harbor, calling briefly at Buckner Bay en rout |
| At the time of the attack on | Pearl Harbor, Inazuma was assigned to Destroyer Divi |
| She then shifted to a new home port, | Pearl Harbor, as part of Destroyer Squadron 1. |
| July 1974 and proceeded to her new home port, | Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, where she arrived on 10 Septem |
| Returning to | Pearl Harbor, she underwent repairs from 28 May to 1 |
| on board the USS Missouri (BB-63) memorial in | Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. |
| Diego and taking on supplies, she departed for | Pearl Harbor, and then to Eniwetok Lagoon where she |
| The show was a farce set in | Pearl Harbor, and it was due to open on December 8, |
| After participating in Fleet Problem XXI at | Pearl Harbor, Balch steamed to Mare Island Navy Yard |
| d September 1944, she escorted convoys between | Pearl Harbor, Majuro, Kwajalein, Eniwetok, Guam, and |
| all, 429 men were entombed in the Oklahoma at | Pearl Harbor, including Flaherty. |
| Moving to | Pearl Harbor, she got underway with the assault flee |
| d until 2 July when she departed for Japan via | Pearl Harbor, Midway, and Guam, arriving Sasebo on 1 |
| She was named for | Pearl Harbor, where World War II began for the Unite |
| Leyte on 30 June and steamed, via Eniwetok and | Pearl Harbor, back to the United States. |
| the idea was dropped when the Japanese bombed | Pearl Harbor, resulting in the United States enterin |
| She called at San Diego and proceeded to | Pearl Harbor, arriving 7 September. |
| h the rest of the CCC, following the attack on | Pearl Harbor, which brought the United States into W |
| pot until 31 December 1943 when she sailed for | Pearl Harbor, arriving 10 January 1944. |
| ch 1969, repairs to the ship were completed at | Pearl Harbor, Hawaii and the ship proceeded on her d |
| nd 1945 Adair carried troops and cargo between | Pearl Harbor, Eniwetok, Saipan, Tinian, Ulithi, Holl |
| nd patrol duty between the U.S. West Coast and | Pearl Harbor, the ship departed Pearl Harbor 27 Augu |
| She departed on 19 December for | Pearl Harbor, arriving Christmas Eve. |
| at San Francisco and training at San Diego and | Pearl Harbor, Deede joined the replenishment group f |
| After returning to | Pearl Harbor, Cuttlefish put to sea on her first war |
| She refitted there and at | Pearl Harbor, and on 2 May cleared Midway for her se |
| pril 1945 and, after steaming via Eniwetok and | Pearl Harbor, arrived at Portland, Oregon, on 22 May |
| , however, and Improve sailed 17 September for | Pearl Harbor, Eniwetok, Saipan, and Okinawa. |
| Returning to | Pearl Harbor, Drum sailed to the West Coast for anot |
| n, USS Willamette (AO-180) was commissioned in | Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, the first U.S. Navy ship to be |
| Fourteenth Naval District with headquarters in | Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. |
| c, released just one week before the attack on | Pearl Harbor, warning of an imminent Japanese attack |
| In 2002, the Buffalo entered drydock in | Pearl Harbor, Hawaii and became the first ship to un |
| k her to Noumea and Espiritu Santo in January; | Pearl Harbor, San Francisco and back to sea in Febru |
| e two more voyages to supply the fleet, one to | Pearl Harbor, the other to Pearl Harbor and Kwajalei |
| On 7 December 1941, when the Japanese attacked | Pearl Harbor, Conyngham lay moored at berth X-8, Eas |
| eet, Naval Inactive Ship Maintenance Facility, | Pearl Harbor, HI, (Maintenance Category "B"). |
| rgo and passenger operations which took her to | Pearl Harbor, Tinian, Saipan, the Philippines, and u |
| ia on 19 November, arriving on 20 December via | Pearl Harbor, San Diego, California, and the Panama |
| She was assigned to the Navy Yard, | Pearl Harbor, on 29 January 1940 for harbor tug duty |
| e on the ground in the Philippines hours after | Pearl Harbor, and then proceeded to sink the British |
| He stated that he was loyal to Japan before | Pearl Harbor, and that his loyalty to Japan had incr |
| ve at Naval Inactive Ship Maintenance Facility | Pearl Harbor, HI. |
| d from Ulithi on 25 July, and, after a stop at | Pearl Harbor, arrived San Francisco, California, 10 |
| She arrived at | Pearl Harbor, Territory of Hawaii, on 31 May 1945 an |
| Following two final trips to | Pearl Harbor, Octavia arrived in San Francisco Bay 3 |
| Unlike his duty at | Pearl Harbor, all jobs were now a race against the c |
| nama Canal to the Pacific Ocean and arrived at | Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, on 14 May to begin duties in s |
| e Panama Canal, San Francisco, California, and | Pearl Harbor, arriving on 17 November. |
| In a dramatization of the attack on | Pearl Harbor, this force attacks the demons at the i |
| erred to the Pacific Fleet and operated out of | Pearl Harbor, until decommissioned there 3 May 1922. |
| se Corps, she witnessed the Japanese attack on | Pearl Harbor, Hawaii on 7 December 1941. |
| "Following the attack on | Pearl Harbor, the United States uprooted more than 1 |
| After a drydock period at | Pearl Harbor, she had the pleasant task 31 May to 6 |
| initial attacks on the US Pacific Fleet at | Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, with carrier-based aircraft of |
| d between the fall of France and the attack on | Pearl Harbor, public opinion changed dramatically an |
| On 16 July 1923, R-8 sailed west for | Pearl Harbor, her base for almost eight years - duri |
| Commanded by Rear Admiral Kendall, USN, in | Pearl Harbor, the "Magic Carpet" fleet had the speci |
| Navy ensign who died in the Japanese attack on | Pearl Harbor, was born in town. |
| After special training at | Pearl Harbor, Carteret was transferred to JTF-1 for |
| ber 1945, she steamed via Guam and Eniwetok to | Pearl Harbor, and was attached to Operation Magic Ca |
| Following shakedown, Prestige reported to | Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 11 March 1942, and conducted m |
| was 26 years old at the time of the attack on | Pearl Harbor, managed to take photographs from the a |
| Shortly after Task Force 16 returned to | Pearl Harbor, Halsey was hospitalized with a severe |
| ears of World War II until the Japanese bombed | Pearl Harbor, at which time he joined American force |
| Shortly after her arrival at | Pearl Harbor, Auburn entered a drydock to undergo re |
| Steaming via Eniwetok and | Pearl Harbor, Alabaster entered port at San Pedro, C |
| icer for Mobile Diving and Salvage Unit One in | Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii. |
| For the attack on | Pearl Harbor, this fleet had a strength of 103 level |
| rning of 7 December 1941, during the attack on | Pearl Harbor, Worden lay in a nest alongside destroy |
| on the USS Nevada (BB-36) during the attack on | Pearl Harbor, Hawaii on December 7, 1941. |
| nes at Norfolk, Virginia for transportation to | Pearl Harbor, where she arrived 21 December 1943. |
| Similar duty took her to | Pearl Harbor, Guam, and Saipan between 28 November a |
| Following the December 7, 1941 Attack on | Pearl Harbor, Hess enlisted in the United States Arm |
| In the 2001 Touchstone film, | Pearl Harbor, Ben Affleck's character, Capt. |
| at Bayonne, New Jersey, and sailed 4 June for | Pearl Harbor, arriving 30 June. |
| At the time of the attack on | Pearl Harbor, Shinonome was assigned to Destroyer Di |
| Arrival at | Pearl Harbor, 1980 |
| The carrier shuttled from San Francisco to | Pearl Harbor, Okinawa, and Kwajalein, returning seve |
| After the Japanese struck | Pearl Harbor, she departed Seattle, Washington for K |
| -week periods at San Pedro, California, and at | Pearl Harbor, she proceeded to Japan, via Eniwetok a |
| By 1941, the year of the Attack on | Pearl Harbor, Embree had become a staff sergeant. |
| Proceeding via | Pearl Harbor, Bering Strait reached San Francisco, C |
| ship Relief, witnessed the Japanese attack on | Pearl Harbor, and served on the hospital ship Haven |
| Sailing to | Pearl Harbor, she had similar duty until 22 July 194 |
| ruary 1963, Bonefish moved to a new home port, | Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. |
| Steaming via Eniwetok and | Pearl Harbor, she arrived San Francisco 1 February 1 |
| crew ended the operation with a port visit in | Pearl Harbor, a rare stateside visit for forward dep |
| 8 July 1945 Chambers sailed from New York for | Pearl Harbor, where she arrived 16 August to transpo |
| rts occasionally cruising as far west as Guam, | Pearl Harbor, and Saipan. |
| go, CA, for replenishment; and continued on to | Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. |
| After a month at | Pearl Harbor, she departed for China, arriving off t |
| ide to a blackboard map and chalk three Xs- on | Pearl Harbor, the Panama Canal, San Francisco. |
| rancisco, California, 25 March 1944, bound for | Pearl Harbor, Majuro, and Eniwetok. |
| risoners of war, and then sailed via Saipan to | Pearl Harbor, where she offloaded them on July 13. |
| After having seen Neosho to a safe haven at | Pearl Harbor, Worden returned to the open sea on 14 |
| hanged and she departed for the Naval Station, | Pearl Harbor, where she completed the yard period. |
| llegan departed Okinawa on 5 August, bound for | Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, via Saipan. |
| amed Halawa and commissioned 10 April 1942, at | Pearl Harbor, Lt. Comdr. |
| rancisco Bay on 15 December and-after stops at | Pearl Harbor, Eniwetok Atoll, and Saipan -- arrived |
| At the time of the attack on | Pearl Harbor, Yudachi was assigned to Destroyer Divi |
| During 1946, Chub operated from | Pearl Harbor, her new home port, visiting the west c |
| ved as Sixth Fleet command ship and ordered to | Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, to become the command ship for |
| 's declaration of war against the US following | Pearl Harbor, the respective nuclear weapons plans w |
| who was on board Arizona during the attack on | Pearl Harbor, and was the first American flag office |
| Then after a two-month overhaul at | Pearl Harbor, Keokuk returned to Eniwetok on 2 July |
| ard Officer, Marine Barracks, U.S. Naval Base, | Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii. |
| the surviving carriers of Taffy 3 via Manus to | Pearl Harbor, then returned to Manus on 17 December. |
| On 14 September she departed Seattle for | Pearl Harbor, embarking 307 passengers on arrival th |
| L folded in response to the Japanese attack on | Pearl Harbor, Kimbrough parlayed his gridiron fame a |
| Pausing briefly at | Pearl Harbor, Acme reached her home port on 9 June. |
| killed in action during the Japanese attack on | Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941, while in command of |
| scorted by PC-1139 up to a point 30 miles from | Pearl Harbor, the attack cargo ship proceeded indepe |
| On the 22nd anniversary of the attack on | Pearl Harbor, the District Court of Tokyo declined t |
| Fallon sailed from San Pedro 12 April 1945 for | Pearl Harbor, her base from 21 April to 22 May on tw |
| rom 5 January 1946 to 16 February, and then at | Pearl Harbor, she was prepared for use as a target s |
| At the time of the attack on | Pearl Harbor, Yamakaze was assigned to Destroyer Div |
| lippines before returning via Midway Atoll and | Pearl Harbor, to San Diego where she arrived in Marc |
| Calling en route at | Pearl Harbor, island bases, and Australian ports, Ch |
| et by Pogy (SSN-647) firing a MK48 torpedo off | Pearl Harbor, HI, 27 April 1975. |
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