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4 Sep 1918

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Administration Building Vault, Building No. 1 at Pearl Harbor Naval Station, Honolulu, US Territory of Hawaii, 4 Sep 1918
26 Dec 1918

Photo(s) dated 26 Dec 1918
Aerial photo looking straight down on the seaplane hangars and ramps at Luke Field on Ford Island in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, Dec 26, 1918.
21 Aug 1919

Photo(s) dated 21 Aug 1919
Water flows into Pearl Harbor Drydock No. 1 for the first time on 21 Aug 1919, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. The dock was flooded with the push of a button from Mrs. Josephus Daniels, wife of the Secretary of The Navy.
6 Sep 1920

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  • USS R-14 arrived at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii. ww2dbase [R-14 | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
19 Jan 1922

Photo(s) dated 19 Jan 1922
Plan of the western end of Fort Kamehameha at the entrance to Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii, 19 Jan 1922.
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Photo(s) dated 25 Mar 1925
Ford Island in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii looking East. The Army’s Luke Field facilities are at left and the Navy’s Air Station at right, Mar 25, 1925.
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4 May 1925

Photo(s) dated 4 May 1925
Aircraft carrier USS Langley (Langley-class) alongside Ford Island, Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii, 4 May 1925.
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15 Aug 1929

Photo(s) dated 15 Aug 1929
The 100-ft mooring mast on the Ewa Plain, Oahu, Hawaii, Aug 15, 1929.
12 Dec 1930

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 12 Dec 1930
20 R-class submarines of US Navy Submarine Divisions 9 and 14 at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, 12 Dec 1930. Note the repair piers and floating crane YD-25 in the distance.
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23 Mar 1932

Photo(s) dated 23 Mar 1932
The mooring mast on the Ewa Plain, Oahu, Hawaii after being shortened to 50-ft, Mar 23, 1932.
24 Mar 1932

Photo(s) dated 24 Mar 1932
Aerial view of the Ewa airship landing area after the mooring mast had been shortened to 50-ft., 24 Mar 1932.
2 Nov 1932

Photo(s) dated 2 Nov 1932
Aerial view of Fort Kamehameha at the entrance to Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii, 2 Nov 1932.
31 Jan 1933

Photo(s) dated 31 Jan 1933
Louisville, Salt Lake City, Northampton, and Chicago turning in formation with three other Scouting Force heavy cruisers to create a slick for landing seaplanes, off Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 31 Jan 1933
2 Feb 1933

Photo(s) dated 2 Feb 1933
USS Lexington off Honolulu, Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, with Diamond Head in the background, 2 Feb 1933USS Saratoga (left) and USS Lexington (Lexington-class) at anchor off Honolulu, Hawaii, 2 Feb 1933. Note Royal Hawaiian Hotel on Waikiki beach and Diamond Head at right.Seven cruisers at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 2 Feb 1933. Clockwise from left are Augusta, Chicago, Salt Lake City, Louisville, Pensacola, unidentified destroyer, Fox, Kane (on marine railway), Northampton, and Chester.
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Photo(s) dated 9 Jul 1934
USS Astoria entering Honolulu harbor during her shakedown cruise, US Territory of Hawaii, 9 Jul 1934
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Photo(s) dated 26 Jul 1934
Students at the KaCruiser USS Houston carrying President Franklin Roosevelt arriving in Honolulu Harbor, Hawaii, 26 Jul 1934. Notice numerous traditional Hawaiian small boats and the Aloha Tower in the background.
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Photo(s) dated 26 May 1935
Battleship USS West Virginia entering Pearl Harbor and turning at Hospital Point, 26 May 1935. Note the radio towers on Hospital Point. Page 2 of 2.Battleship USS West Virginia entering Pearl Harbor and turning at Hospital Point, 26 May 1935. Note the radio towers on Hospital Point. Page 1 of 2.
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Photo(s) dated 1 Jul 1935
USS Ranger at anchor off Honolulu, Hawaii, 1 Jul 1935.
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Photo(s) dated 8 Apr 1936
USS Ranger (foreground), USS Lexington (center), and USS Saratoga (background) at anchor off Honolulu, US Territory of Hawaii, 8 Apr 1936
14 Mar 1937

Photo(s) dated 14 Mar 1937
Survivors of the British Motor Ship Silver Larch posed with Louisville
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8 Apr 1938

Photo(s) dated 8 Apr 1938
USS Ranger (foreground), USS Lexington (center), and USS Saratoga (background) at anchor off Honolulu, US Territory of Hawaii, 8 Apr 1938 during the exercise Fleet problem XIX. Photo 1 of 2USS Lexington at anchor off Honolulu, Hawaii, 8 Apr 1938USS Ranger (foreground), USS Lexington (center), and USS Saratoga (background) at anchor off Honolulu, US Territory of Hawaii, 8 Apr 1938 during the exercise Fleet problem XIX. Photo 2 of 2USS Ranger at anchor off Honolulu, Hawaii, 8 Apr 1938.
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Photo(s) dated 26 Jul 1938
An early photo looking toward the sea at the single runway at Bellows Field, Oahu, Hawaii, Jul 26, 1938.
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Photo(s) dated 14 Jul 1939
USS Honolulu in Honolulu Harbor, Hawaii, 14 Jul 1939. The Aloha Tower and an outrigger canoe can be seen at right.Cruiser USS Honolulu on her first Pacific deployment, 14 Jul 1939, Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii.
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8 Feb 1940

Photo(s) dated 8 Feb 1940
P-36 Hawk fighter based at Hickam Field in flight over Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, 8 Feb 1940
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2 May 1940

Photo(s) dated 2 May 1940
Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard and Ford Island Naval Air Station, Oahu, Hawaii, May 2, 1940.
3 May 1940

Photo(s) dated 3 May 1940
Aerial view of Hickam Field looking toward Honolulu, Hawaii, 3 May 1940. The Pearl Harbor entrance channel is along the bottom of the photo and the Submarine Base can be seen at the upper left.Aerial view of Ford Island and Pearl Harbor’s East Loch anchorage, 3 May 1940. Note 8 battleships along Battleship Row and 2 more across the channel at the 1010 Dock. Note also carrier Yorktown (Yorktown-class).
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5 Jun 1940

Photo(s) dated 5 Jun 1940
Aircraft Mechanic Class 2A posing for their graduation photo in front of a B-18 Bolo bomber at Hickam Field, Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, 5 Jun 1940
20 Jun 1940

Photo(s) dated 20 Jun 1940
The Gantry Crane over the Pearl Harbor drydocks under construction, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 20 Jun 1940.
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Photo(s) dated 12 Jul 1940
Aerial view of Ewa Field, Oahu, Hawaii, 12 Jul 1940. Although clearly an airship mooring field, this photo was not taken from an airship since no airship ever came within sight of this field.
23 Aug 1940

Photo(s) dated 23 Aug 1940
Floating Drydock YFD-2 arriving in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 23 Aug 1940. Note that it is still painted with markings from the Naval Station at New Orleans, Louisiana, United States.
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6 Dec 1940

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7 Dec 1940

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  • Lieutenant Commander Edwin Layton was appointed to the staff of Admiral James O. Richardson, commander of the Pacific Fleet, as the Fleet Intelligence Officer. ww2dbase [Edwin Layton | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | DS]
12 Dec 1940

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7 Jan 1941

Photo(s) dated 7 Jan 1941
Aerial view of Ford Island in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 7 Jan 1941. Note the Pearl Harbor Naval Operating Base in the foreground and the carrier USS Lexington (Lexington-class) on the far side of Ford Island.
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13 Feb 1941

Photo(s) dated 13 Feb 1941
The mooring mast at Ewa Field, Oahu, Hawaii converted for use as a control tower, Feb 13, 1941.
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20 May 1941

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  • USS New Mexico departed Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii for Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. ww2dbase [New Mexico | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
27 May 1941

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  • Jack Kleiss earned the nickname "Dusty" after making an unauthorized landing at Marine Corps Air Station Ewa on the island of Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, stirring up a giant cloud of red dust. ww2dbase [Ewa Marine Corps Air Station | Jack Kleiss | Kapolei, Oahu | CPC]
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29 Jul 1941

Photo(s) dated 29 Jul 1941
Aerial view of Marine Corps Air Station Ewa, Oahu, Hawaii, Jul 29, 1941. The lines painted on the runway were to approximate a carrier’s flight deck.
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1 Aug 1941

Photo(s) dated 1 Aug 1941
Six P-40 Warhawk fighters based at Hickam Field in flight over Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, 1 Aug 1941, photo 1 of 2Six P-40 Warhawk fighters based at Hickam Field in flight over Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, 1 Aug 1941, photo 2 of 2
22 Aug 1941

Photo(s) dated 22 Aug 1941
Straight down aerial view of the Pearl Harbor submarine base, 22 Aug 1941. The large C-shaped building is Fleet Headquarters where Admiral Kimmel’s office was. Note some of the fuel storage tanks are camouflage painted
9 Sep 1941

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21 Sep 1941

Photo(s) dated 21 Sep 1941
22,500 feet above Hickam Field, Oahu, Hawaii and Pearl Harbor’s Main Entrance Channel at left, Sep 21, 1941.
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1 Oct 1941

Photo(s) dated 1 Oct 1941
Aerial view of the Kaneohe air strip, 1 Oct 1941.Straight down aerial view of Hickham Army Air Field, 1 Oct 1941.
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10 Oct 1941

Photo(s) dated 10 Oct 1941
Ford Island, Pearl Harbor, Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, Oct 10, 1941. Carrier Enterprise and Repair Ship Curtiss are moored alonfside Ford Island on the right of the photograph.
13 Oct 1941

Photo(s) dated 13 Oct 1941
Shipyard Repair Basins at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Oct 13, 1941.Southeast Loch of Peal Harbor Naval Base, Oahu, Hawaii, Oct 13 1941. The Submarine Base finger piers (right), Supply Depot (center), last 2 berths of Battleship Row (upper left), and East Loch anchorage (upper right).Aerial view of the Pearl Harbor Submarine Piers at Merry Point, 13 Oct 1941. Also pictured is the U-shaped Headquarters Building for the Pacific Fleet and a tank farm at right. Note one tank painted as a building.Aerial view of the Pearl Harbor Submarine Base with the supply depot on the Kuahua Peninsula in upper center, 13 Oct 1941. Note the building in the lower left with a roof painted to resemble two smaller buildings.
16 Oct 1941

Photo(s) dated 16 Oct 1941
Aerial view of the coaling facilities in the entrance channel of Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 16 Oct 1941. The coaling station was the US Navy’s first use of Pearl Harbor beginning in 1903.Straight down aerial view of the Pearl Harbor Navy Yard and drydocks, 16 Oct 1941. There are two battleships at the Navy Yard piers. Note Drydock #2 still under construction.
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24 Oct 1941

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  • Tatsuta Maru departed Honolulu, US Territory of Hawaii for San Francisco, California, United States. ww2dbase [Tatsuta Maru | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
27 Oct 1941

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 27 Oct 1941
Aerial view looking toward the sea at Bellows Field, Oahu, Hawaii, Oct 27, 1941. The airplanes on the ramp are probably O-47 Observation Aircraft of the 86th Observation Squadron.
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Photo(s) dated 30 Oct 1941
Aerial view looking south at Ford Island, Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, 30 Oct 1941; note partial view of Battleship Row at left and USS Enterprise at upper leftOverhead view of Pearl Harbor Naval Base, Oahu, Hawaii, 30 Oct 1941, 5 weeks before the attack. Photo 1 of 2.Overhead view of Pearl Harbor Naval Base, Oahu, Hawaii, 30 Oct 1941, 5 weeks before the attack. Photo 2 of 2.
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10 Nov 1941

Photo(s) dated 10 Nov 1941
Vertical aerial photograph of Ford Island, Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, 10 Nov 1941; note Battleship Row on top, USS Lexington at bottom, and PBY aircraft at upper right
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22 Nov 1941

Photo(s) dated 22 Nov 1941
Members of the dance band from the USS Arizona during the Battle of Music semifinal at Bloch Arena, Pearl Harbor, Territory of Hawaii, 22 Nov 1941.
27 Nov 1941

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  • Husband Kimmel met with Joseph Rochefort at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii in the late afternoon to discuss possible moves Japan might take should Japan and United States continued to head toward a military conflict. Rochefort believed that the main Japanese thrust would be toward the South Pacific, and the Hawaiian Islands did not seem to be in direct danger for now. ww2dbase [Pearl Harbor Navy Base and Ford Island Naval Air Station | Joseph Rochefort | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
1 Dec 1941

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2 Dec 1941

Photo(s) dated 2 Dec 1941
Overhead view of Marine Corps Air Station Ewa, Oahu, Hawaii, Dec 2, 1941. The lines painted on the runway were to approximate a carrier’s flight deck.
3 Dec 1941

Photo(s) dated 3 Dec 1941
Advertisement for silk fabrics that appeared in two Honolulu newspapers 3 Dec 1941, four days before the attack. This ad was said to have coded messages alerting Japanese residents in Hawaii. This copy has been “decoded”
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7 Dec 1941

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 7 Dec 1941
Wreckage of a Zero fighter after Pearl Harbor attack, Fort Kamehameha, Honolulu, US Territory of Hawaii, 7 Dec 1941A damaged Zero fighter left a trail of smoke above Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, 7 Dec 1941Wrecked Warhawk fighter at Wheeler Field after Japanese attack, Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, 7 Dec 1941Wrecks of destroyers Downes and Cassin in Drydock One at Pearl Harbor Navy Yard, 7 Dec 1941 about 1400 hours; note Pennsylvania in the rear, Helena in distance, Oklahoma and Maryland in far background
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8 Dec 1941

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 8 Dec 1941
Repair ship USS Vestal, damaged by two bombs, beached on Aiea shoal, Pearl Harbor, Honolulu, Hawaii, 8 Dec 1941USS Arizona continuing to burn one day after the Japanese attack, Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, 8 Dec 1941; note JRS-1 flying boat in left foregroundHa-19 beached on Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, 8 Dec 1941, photo 1 of 7Ha-19 beached on Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, 8 Dec 1941, photo 2 of 7
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9 Dec 1941

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 9 Dec 1941
P-40 Warhawk aircraft damaged in a taxiing accident with another P-40 at Bellows Field, Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, 8 Dec 1941, photo 3 of 3Cockpit of Takeshi HiranoAerial view of Naval Air Station Kaneohe, Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, 9 Dec 1941, photo 1 of 2Aerial view of Naval Air Station Kaneohe, Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, 9 Dec 1941, photo 2 of 2
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10 Dec 1941

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 10 Dec 1941
Wreckage of USS Arizona, 10 Dec 1941. Photo 1 of 3Wrecks of destroyers Cassin and Downes in Drydock No. 1, Pearl Harbor, Honolulu, Hawaii, 10 Dec 1941Aerial view of Destroyed US Army aircraft at Wheeler Field, Oahu, during post-Pearl Harbor raid clean up, Dec 1941; note P-40 parts in the pile
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11 Dec 1941

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 11 Dec 1941
Damaged P-26 aircraft and hangar at Wheeler Field, Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, 11 Dec 1941Wrecked P-40 fighters in front of the damaged Hangar #3 at Wheeler Field, Oahu, Hawaii following the Japanese Pearl Harbor attack. 11 Dec 1941 photo.
13 Dec 1941

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 13 Dec 1941
Cruiser Honolulu drydocked for damage suffered during Pearl Harbor attack, Pearl Harbor Navy Yard, 13 Dec 1941, photo 1 of 2Cruiser Honolulu drydocked for damage suffered during Pearl Harbor attack, Pearl Harbor Navy Yard, 13 Dec 1941, photo 2 of 2USS Helena in drydock at Pearl Harbor Navy Yard, US Territory of Hawaii, 13 Dec 1941, photo 1 of 2; note torpedo damage between frames 69 1/2 and 80 1/2 on starboard sideUSS Helena in drydock at Pearl Harbor Navy Yard, US Territory of Hawaii, 13 Dec 1941, photo 2 of 2; note torpedo damage between frames 69 1/2 and 80 1/2 on starboard side
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15 Dec 1941

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 15 Dec 1941
Pearl Harbor chart found in Japanese submarine Ha-19US Navy machine gun crew, possibly at Naval Air Station Ford Island, US Territory of Hawaii, circa mid-Dec 1941US Marine detachment of USS West Virginia aboard another warship, Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, mid or late Dec 1941
16 Dec 1941

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 16 Dec 1941
The capsized minelayer USS Oglala still tied to the dock after being sunk in the Japanese air attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, mid-Dec 1941 photo. Note the checkerboard paint scheme of the harbor ferry Nihoa.
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20 Dec 1941

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 20 Dec 1941
A destroyed Japanese B5N torpedo bomber, flown by Lieutenant Mimori Suzuki of carrier Kaga, being recovered from Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, Dec 1941
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  • USS St. Louis arrived at Honolulu, Hawaii with her convoy. The convoy ships entered Honolulu Harbor and St. Louis entered Pearl Harbor. ww2dbase [St. Louis | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | DS]
23 Dec 1941

Photo(s) dated 23 Dec 1941
Lieutenant General Delos Emmons decorating an enlisted man for actions performed during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Hickam Field, 23 Dec 1941. Major General Clarence Tinker looking on.
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26 Dec 1941

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  • USS St. Louis departed Pearl Harbor, Hawaii as a convoy escort bound for San Francisco, California. The convoy consisted of Matson liners SS Lurline, SS Matsonia, and SS Monterey transporting wounded personnel from the Pearl Harbor Attack and military families returning to the United States after the onset of war. ww2dbase [St. Louis | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | DS]
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Ha-19 under salvage on Oahu, 26 Dec 1941
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31 Dec 1941

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 31 Dec 1941
Japanese Type A-class midget submarine I-22tou which was sunk by destroyer Monaghan inside Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, United States during the Japanese attack, Dec 1941Nimitz having just presented Navy Cross award to Ensign Fisler aboard USS Grayling, Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, 31 Dec 1941; Admiral Kimmel at rightAdmiral Nimitz presenting the Navy Cross award to Aviation MachinistAdmiral Chester Nimitz addressing officers immediately after assuming command of Pacific Fleet, Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, 31 Dec 1941; Admiral Husband Kimmel at right
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2 Jan 1942

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4 Jan 1942

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  • East of Lahaina Roads, Hawaii, Japanese submarine I-19 prepared to launch her E9W1 "Slim" floatplane for a night reconnaissance over Pearl Harbor. The submarine is spotted and an American patrol vessel. After the launch of the floatplane, I-19 spent the next hour successfully evading the patrol vessel. Nearly 3 hours later, the floatplane returned and reported 1 carrier (USS Saratoga), 9 cruisers, and 6 smaller warships in Pearl Harbor. ww2dbase [Pearl Harbor Navy Base and Ford Island Naval Air Station | Oahu | CPC]
9 Jan 1942

Photo(s) dated 9 Jan 1942
Lt George Welch and Lt Ken Taylor pose for a photograph after the ceremony at Wheeler Field, Hawaii, Jan 9, 1942 where each was presented with the Distinguished Service Cross for their actions on Dec 7, 1941.
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Hawaii Photo(s) dated 21 Jan 1942
Brigadier General Clarence Tinker and Colonel Willis Hale being sworn into their new, next higher ranks by Colonel Cheney Bertholf, Adjutant General of the 7th Air Force, Hickam Field, 21 Jan 1942.
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31 Jan 1942

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  • American carrier USS Lexington was ordered to sail south to cover the return of carriers USS Enterprise and USS Yorktown from their Marshall and Gilbert Islands raid. To that end, she set sail for Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii with Task Force 11. ww2dbase [Lexington (Lexington-class) | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | CPC]
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Hawaii Photo(s) dated 5 Feb 1942
Flag officers aboard USS Enterprise being welcomed back to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii 5 Feb 1942 after the Marshalls-Gilberts Raids. VAdm William Halsey (center) with RAdm’s Aubrey Fitch and Raymond Spruance at each end.
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8 Feb 1942

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 8 Feb 1942
Destroyer USS Shaw underway in Pearl Harbor with a temporary stub bow, 8 Feb 1942; note SOC floatplane taxiing nearbyDestroyer USS Shaw fitted with a temporary bow and temporary bridge entering Pearl Harbor, Hawaii 8 Feb 1942 after conducting full-speed trials off Oahu.
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Photo(s) dated 13 Feb 1942
Sand Island detention camp under construction, Sand Island, Honolulu, Hawai
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Photo(s) dated 17 Feb 1942
Badly damaged USS Arizona foremast structure, bridge, and top of turret number 2 in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 17 Feb 1942. Note floating crane YD-25 at leftBattleship USS Nevada refloated after being sunk on 7 Dec 1941 and ready to be moved to a drydock, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 17 Feb 1942.
18 Feb 1942

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 18 Feb 1942
Battleship USS Nevada entering Pearl Harbor’s Drydock No. 2, 18 Feb 1942. Photo 1 of 2.Battleship USS Nevada entering Pearl Harbor’s Drydock No. 2, 18 Feb 1942. Photo 2 of 2.
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Salvage work continuing on the sunken battleship USS Arizona in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 25 Feb 1942. Note Arizona’s two after main turrets being pumped out and disassembled.
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3 Mar 1942

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  • Two Japanese flying boats from the Marshall Islands, refueled by submarines, attacked the US Territory of Hawaii. The intended target was Pearl Harbor, but during this cloudy night one aircraft dropped its four bombs on Mount Tantalus 6 miles away, while the other aircraft dropped its four bombs in the water. ww2dbase [Honolulu, Oahu | TH]
4 Mar 1942

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  • At 0000 hours, US radar operators detected two signals approaching Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii; they were two H8K flying boats from Wotje, Marshall Islands via French Frigate Shoals (where they took on fuel from submarines I-15 and I-19). At 0130 hours, five PBY Catalina aircraft were launched, armed with torpedoes, to search for the carriers that the Americans thought where the flying boats must have launched from; at the same time, five US Army fighters were launched to attack the flying boats. At 0210 hours and 0230 hours, the two flying boats dropped their payloads uncontested, although the first bombs fell harmlessly in the mountains 10 miles from Pearl Harbor and the second bombs landed in the water just outside of Pearl Harbor. The two aircraft flew back to Wotje unscathed. ww2dbase [H8K | Pearl Harbor Navy Base and Ford Island Naval Air Station | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
6 Mar 1942

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10 Mar 1942

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  • At Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, Joseph Rochefort concluded that the target AF which had appeared in Japanese radio messages in the past few days referred to either Johnston, Palmyra, or Midway, and he promptly sent out warnings to all three locations. Privately, he reported to his superiors that Midway was the likely target. ww2dbase [Pearl Harbor Navy Base and Ford Island Naval Air Station | Joseph Rochefort | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
11 Mar 1942

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15 Mar 1942

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  • USS St. Louis and convoy arrive in Hawaii with half of the convoy entering Hilo Harbor, half entering Honolulu Harbor, and St. Louis entering Pearl Harbor. ww2dbase [St. Louis | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | DS]
19 Mar 1942

Photo(s) dated 19 Mar 1942
20mm gun gallery along the portside flight deck of USS Enterprise at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 19 Mar 1942. Note the guns are absent from the mounts. Note also destroyers USS Gridley and Fanning in the background.
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  • Joseph Rochefort's cryptanalytic team based in Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii detected a concentration of Japanese warships at Rabaul, New Britain, including five carriers; while they correctly determined that Shokaku, Zuikaku, and Shoho being at Rabaul, they had mistakenly placed two others (including Kaga) at this location. ww2dbase [Battle of Coral Sea | Pearl Harbor Navy Base and Ford Island Naval Air Station | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
24 Apr 1942

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  • Joseph Rochefort's cryptanalytic team based in Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii had intercepted Japanese Navy radio messages mentioning the existence of task forces bearing names such as MO Covering Force, MO Attack Force, RZP Occupation Force, RXB Occupation Force, etc. Rochefort would quickly arrive at the hypothesis that these task forces were organized for an attack in the Port Moresby, Australian Papua region. ww2dbase [Battle of Coral Sea | Pearl Harbor Navy Base and Ford Island Naval Air Station | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
25 Apr 1942

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 25 Apr 1942
F2A-3 Buffalo fighter possibly of USMC squadron VMF-212 being serviced in a camouflaged revetment, Marine Corps Air Station Ewa, US Territory of Hawaii, 25 Apr 1942
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Hawaii Photo(s) dated 30 Apr 1942
USS Hornet arriving at Pearl Harbor after the Doolittle Raid, escorted by PT-28 and PT-29, US Territory of Hawaii, 30 Apr 1942
1 May 1942

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 1 May 1942
A F2A-3 Buffalo aircraft being refueled at Ewa Marine Corps Air Station, US Territory of Hawaii, 1 May 1942
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  • Chester Nimitz, based in Pearl Harbor in US Territory of Hawaii, informed Ernest King that the next Japanese offensive would likely be aimed at Nauru and Ocean Islands, but it was also possible that the following offensive might be targeting the Hawaiian Islands or even the west coast of the United States, thus King should allow the two carriers currently in the South Pacific to move to the Central Pacific. In the evening, he secretly ordered William Halsey to conduct a show of force with his carrier force in the Tulagi, Solomon Islands area to deter the Japanese from moving against Nauru and Ocean Islands. ww2dbase [Pearl Harbor Navy Base and Ford Island Naval Air Station | Chester Nimitz | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
  • Joseph Rochefort's cryptanalytic team in Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii intercepted a radio message of Japanese warships requesting navigation charts of the Oahu, Hawaii area. Some time later, the team intercepted a message ordering aircraft transport ship Goshu Maru to embark the seaplane unit at Emidj island, Jaluit Atoll, Marshall Islands and sail to Saipan, Mariana Islands to join the AF campaign. Realizing that AF must already have a seaplane base or was a good location for a future seaplane base, Rochefort further confirmed that AF was Midway Atoll. Later in the evening, he sent this report to Chester Nimitz and the naval leadership in Washington DC, United States. ww2dbase [Battle of Midway and the Aleutian Islands | Pearl Harbor Navy Base and Ford Island Naval Air Station | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
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  • US Navy intelligence officer Lieutenant Commander Jasper Holmes arrived at the idea that Midway Atoll could send out a fake message regarding the water distiller breaking down, thus the base desperately needed a supply of fresh water. Holmes' superior Joseph Rochefort gave him the permission to execute this idea in the hopes that the Japanese would pick up this message and provide Rochefort's team a clue on whether the Japanese Navy's reference of AF pointed at Midway Atoll. Rochefort's team also began to find the mention of a new code name, MI, in Japanese messages starting on this date; Rochefort quickly determined it to be the operational code name for the strike on Midway Atoll. ww2dbase [Battle of Midway and the Aleutian Islands | Pearl Harbor Navy Base and Ford Island Naval Air Station | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
20 May 1942

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  • The Japanese, having intercepted the fake message regarding Midway Atoll's water distiller breaking down, reported to the invasion fleet the news and advised the fleet to take on additional supplies of fresh water. This message was intercepted by the US Navy radio intelligence team at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, and it allowed the US to confirm that the target of the next Japanese offensive was indeed Midway Atoll. In response, US Navy and Marine Corps dispatched reinforcements to Midway Atoll and the Aleutian Islands in expectation of an assault. On the same day, US Navy intelligence also intercepted a Japanese message containing the order of battle for the Midway Atoll and Aleutian Islands assaults; this message would be decrypted over the next several days. ww2dbase [Battle of Midway and the Aleutian Islands | Pearl Harbor Navy Base and Ford Island Naval Air Station | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
23 May 1942

Hawaii
  • USS St. Louis departed Pearl Harbor bound for Midway with two companies of the 2nd Raider Battalion, United States Marine Corps. Two hours later, USS Kitty Hawk departed Pearl Harbor also bound for Midway. ww2dbase [Kitty Hawk | St. Louis | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | DS]
24 May 1942

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 24 May 1942
US Navy pilot Lieutenant Commander Lance E. Massey of Torpedo Squadron 3 in his TBD-1 Devastator aircraft, Naval Air Station Ford Island, Pearl Harbor, 24 May 1942
26 May 1942

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 26 May 1942
Hornet at Pearl Harbor, seen from Ford Island Naval Air Station, Pearl Harbor, 26 May 1942Hornet at Pearl Harbor, 26 May 1942Enterprise entering Pearl harbor, 26 May 1942, following the Battle of Coral Sea and shortly before the Battle of Midway.Vincennes at Pearl Harbor, preparing to depart for Battle of Midway, 26-28 May 1942; note SOC floatplane in foreground
27 May 1942

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 27 May 1942
Yorktown arrived at Pearl Harbor after the Battle of Coral Sea, 27 May 1942, with her crew paraded in whites on the flight deckAstoria arriving at Pearl Harbor with Task Force 17, 27 May 1942Doris Miller wearing the the Navy Cross medal, having just been awarded from Admiral Chester Nimitz, onbard carrier Enterprise, Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, 27 May 1942Doris Miller receiving the Navy Cross award from Admiral Chester Nimitz, onboard carrier Enterprise, Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, 27 May 1942; photo 1 of 2
See all photos dated 27 May 1942
28 May 1942

Hawaii
29 May 1942

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 29 May 1942
VF-3 pilot Lieutenant Commander John S. ThachYorktown in Dry Dock #1 of the Pearl Harbor Navy Yard, 29 May 1942
30 May 1942

Hawaii
31 May 1942

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 31 May 1942
US Navy sailors honoring fellow sailors killed during the Pearl Harbor attack, Naval Air Station Kaneohe, Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, possibly 31 May 1942
1 Jun 1942

Hawaii
6 Jun 1942

Photo(s) dated 6 Jun 1942
Survivors of USS Hammann arriving at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii after Battle of Midway, 6 Jun 1942US Navy Lieutenant Commanders Joe Taylor (left) and William O. Burch, Jr. (right) standing beside a Torpedo Squadron 5 TBD-1 Devastator aircraft, Naval Air Station, Ford Island, Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, 6 Jun 1942USS Saratoga arriving at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, 6 Jun 1942
7 Jun 1942

Photo(s) dated 7 Jun 1942
VT-8 survivor Ensign George Gay at Pearl Harbor Naval Hospital, 7 Jun 1942Wounded from Battle of Midway being offloaded from a C-53 variant of C-47 aircraft at Hickam Field, Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, 7 Jun 1942; note Jeep and WC-9 ambulance
9 Jun 1942

Hawaii
13 Jun 1942

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 13 Jun 1942
Cruiser USS Portland entering Pearl Harbor, Territory of Hawaii, 13 Jun 1942. Note the SOC Seagull scout plane on Portland
14 Jun 1942

Photo(s) dated 14 Jun 1942
US Navy Adms R. English & C. Nimitz at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, United States as USS Trout returned with 2 POWs from the sunken Japanese cruiser Mikuma, 14 Jun 1942
15 Jun 1942

Hawaii
16 Jun 1942

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 16 Jun 1942
Rear Admiral David Bagley, Commander Hawaiian Sea Frontier; Admiral Chester Nimitz; Army Major General Delos Emmons, Military Governor of Hawaii; and Rear Admiral Aubrey Fitch aboard USS Saratoga, 16 Jun 1942.
17 Jun 1942

Photo(s) dated 17 Jun 1942
Six US Navy flag officers muster for an awards ceremony at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 17 Jun 1942 following the Battles of Coral Sea and Midway.
21 Jun 1942

Hawaii
  • Gato-class submarine USS Silversides arrived at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Her commanding officer, LtCdr C.C. Burlingame, was awarded the Navy Cross for his actions during this patrol. ww2dbase [Silversides | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | DS]
22 Jun 1942

Hawaii
  • Saratoga departed Pearl Harbor. US Territory of Hawaii to ferry aircraft to Midway Atoll. ww2dbase [Saratoga | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
23 Jun 1942

Hawaii
25 Jun 1942

Hawaii
28 Jun 1942

Hawaii
29 Jun 1942

Hawaii
5 Jul 1942

Hawaii
7 Jul 1942

Hawaii
12 Jul 1942

Photo(s) dated 12 Jul 1942
USS Enterprise berthed on the north side of Ford Island in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 12 Jul 1942. Note the submarine nets, the F4F Wildcat on an aircraft barge alongside, and the camouflaged buildings on the island.
14 Jul 1942

Hawaii
15 Jul 1942

Hawaii
16 Jul 1942

Hawaii
19 Jul 1942

Hawaii
22 Jul 1942

Hawaii
  • Two transports with the final elements of the US 1st Marine Division departed from Pearl Harbor for New Zealand aboard 12 ships. ww2dbase [Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
23 Jul 1942

Hawaii
28 Jul 1942

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 28 Jul 1942
Aerial view of Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard, US Territory of Hawaii, 28 Jul 1942Aerial view of drydocks at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, 28 Jul 1942. By this time the drydock facilities had doubled since the air attack. Note that, unlike in 1941, the drydocks are protected with anti-torpedo booms.
31 Jul 1942

Hawaii
1 Aug 1942

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 1 Aug 1942
Aerial view of Ford Island from over Pearl City Peninsula looking toward Diamond Head in the distance, 1 Aug 1942. Escort carrier USS Long Island and Yorktown-class carrier USS Hornet are moored to Ford Island.
7 Aug 1942

Hawaii
14 Aug 1942

Hawaii
17 Aug 1942

Hawaii
18 Aug 1942

Hawaii
  • USS Wahoo arrived at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii. ww2dbase [Wahoo | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
21 Aug 1942

Hawaii
  • USS Wahoo began a period of training at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii. ww2dbase [Wahoo | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
23 Aug 1942

Hawaii
25 Aug 1942

Photo(s) dated 25 Aug 1942
The submarine USS Nautilus approaching the pier at the submarine base in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 25 Aug 1942.
26 Aug 1942

Photo(s) dated 26 Aug 1942
The submarine USS Argonaut approaching the pier at the submarine base in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 26 Aug 1942.
27 Aug 1942

Hawaii
  • US Marine Corps squadron VMF-214 took delivery of 12 F4F-3 Wildcat fighters while at Marine Corps Air Station Ewa in the US Territory of Hawaii. ww2dbase [Ewa Marine Corps Air Station | Kapolei, Oahu | CPC]
30 Aug 1942

Hawaii
  • USS Permit arrived at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, ending her sixth war patrol. ww2dbase [Permit | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | CPC]
31 Aug 1942

Hawaii
3 Sep 1942

Hawaii
7 Sep 1942

Hawaii
9 Sep 1942

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 9 Sep 1942
Battleship USS West Virginia leaving Drydock #1, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 9 Sep 1942 following preliminary repairs of damage sustained in the Japanese attack. Note the mast and portions of the upper hull have been removed.
10 Sep 1942

Hawaii
  • The commanding officer of USS Silversides, LtCdr C.C. Burlingame, was awarded his second Navy Cross for his actions during the previous patrol and was promoted to full Commander. ww2dbase [Silversides | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | DS]
15 Sep 1942

Hawaii
16 Sep 1942

Hawaii
23 Sep 1942

Hawaii
27 Sep 1942

Hawaii
1 Oct 1942

Hawaii
2 Oct 1942

Hawaii
4 Oct 1942

Hawaii
  • The Headquarters Squadron, Marine Aircraft Wing, Pacific of the United States Marine Corps arrived at Ewa Marine Corps Air Station near Honolulu, US Territory of Hawaii. ww2dbase [Ewa Marine Corps Air Station | Kapolei, Oahu | CPC]
5 Oct 1942

Photo(s) dated 5 Oct 1942
Drayton
9 Oct 1942

Hawaii
10 Oct 1942

Hawaii
12 Oct 1942

Hawaii
13 Oct 1942

Hawaii
  • USS S-41 arrived at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, ending her fifth war patrol. ww2dbase [S-41 | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
16 Oct 1942

Hawaii
17 Oct 1942

Hawaii
  • USS Wahoo arrived at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, ending her first war patrol. ww2dbase [Wahoo | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
22 Oct 1942

Hawaii
  • US Navy Pacific Fleet's chief communications officer John Redman ordered radio intelligence officer Joseph Rochefort to travel to Washington DC, United States for a temporary assignment. Rochefort would quickly note that it was likely to be the first step in his removal from his current command at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii. ww2dbase [Pearl Harbor Navy Base and Ford Island Naval Air Station | Joseph Rochefort | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
25 Oct 1942

Hawaii
27 Oct 1942

Hawaii
28 Oct 1942

Hawaii
31 Oct 1942

Hawaii
1 Nov 1942

Hawaii
2 Nov 1942

Hawaii
4 Nov 1942

Hawaii
8 Nov 1942

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 8 Nov 1942
USS North Carolina in drydock No. 1 of Pearl Harbor Navy Yard, US Territory of Hawaii, 8 Nov 1942Admiral Chester Nimitz, Rear Admiral Marc Mitscher, and others salute the National Anthem during Sunday morning colors at Kaneohe Naval Air Station, Hawaii, 8 Nov 1942
9 Nov 1942

Hawaii
10 Nov 1942

Hawaii
15 Nov 1942

Photo(s) dated 15 Nov 1942
BirdSide view of a twin 40mm Bofors mount aboard USS North Carolina while the ship was at Pearl Harbor Navy Yard, US Territory of Hawaii, 15 Nov 1942USS North Carolina at Pearl Harbor Navy Yard, US Territory of Hawaii, 15 Nov 1942
20 Nov 1942

Hawaii
23 Nov 1942

Hawaii
24 Nov 1942

Photo(s) dated 24 Nov 1942
Admiral Chester Nimitz conducting his fifth press conference of the war, Fleet Headquarters, Pearl Harbor, HawaiAdmiral Chester Nimitz conducting his fifth press conference of the war, Fleet Headquarters, Pearl Harbor, Hawai
26 Nov 1942

Hawaii
29 Nov 1942

Hawaii
4 Dec 1942

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 4 Dec 1942
USS San Francisco at Pearl Harbor with crew manning the rails, US Territory of Hawaii, 4 Dec 1942
7 Dec 1942

Hawaii
12 Dec 1942

Hawaii
16 Dec 1942

Hawaii
19 Dec 1942

Hawaii
21 Dec 1942

Hawaii
  • Submarine USS Saury ended her fifth war patrol at Pearl Harbor, Hawai'i. She was then ordered to the Mare Island Navy Yard for a badly needed overhaul. ww2dbase [Saury | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | DS]
22 Dec 1942

Hawaii
28 Dec 1942

Hawaii
31 Dec 1942

Hawaii
1 Jan 1943

Hawaii
2 Jan 1943

Hawaii
3 Jan 1943

Hawaii
10 Jan 1943

Hawaii
12 Jan 1943

Hawaii
14 Jan 1943

Hawaii
18 Jan 1943

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 18 Jan 1943
US Navy PhotographerUS Navy PhotographerScrap pieces of all types being loaded onto an Army barge at Berth 23, Pearl Harbor Navy Yard, Pearl Harbor, Hawai
20 Jan 1943

Photo(s) dated 20 Jan 1943
Aerial view of Ewa Field (near) and Barbers Point Naval Air Station (beyond) on Oahu, Hawaii, 20 Jan 1943.
25 Jan 1943

Hawaii
28 Jan 1943

Hawaii
  • Submarine USS Spearfish departed Pearl Harbor, Hawai'i bound for the Mare Island Naval Shipyard in California. ww2dbase [Spearfish | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | DS]
31 Jan 1943

Hawaii
  • Gato-class submarine USS Silversides arrived at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Her commanding officer, Cdr C.C. Burlingame, was awarded his third Navy Cross for his actions during this patrol. ww2dbase [Silversides | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | DS]
1 Feb 1943

Hawaii
6 Feb 1943

Hawaii
7 Feb 1943

Hawaii
  • USS Wahoo arrived at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, ending her third war patrol. ww2dbase [Wahoo | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
Photo(s) dated 7 Feb 1943
Lieutenant Commander Dudley Morton and Lieutenant Richard OLieutenant Commander Dudley Morten (at open bridge) and Lieutenant Richard OUSS Wahoo arriving at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, 7 Feb 1943
9 Feb 1943

Hawaii
  • Barbers Point Naval Air Station: Army 72nd Fighter Squadron, consisting of 21 aircraft (Model P-40K), with a compliment of 25 officers and 229 men, departed for Bellows Field. The 19th Fighter Squadron arrived on board, with 32 aircraft (Model P-40F), 26 officers and 238 men. Note: the 72nd Fighter Squadron and its successor, the 19th Fighter Squadron, were on a constant alert status. ww2dbase [Barbers Point Naval Air Station | Ewa, Oahu | DS]
10 Feb 1943

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 10 Feb 1943
Lieutenant Commander Dudley Morton describing USS Wahoo
11 Feb 1943

Hawaii
  • Barbers Point Naval Air Station: The 243rd and 244th Marine Scouting/Bombing Squadrons (VMSB-243 & VMSB-244) arrived on board, aircraft based at Ewa. The officers and men departed for Ewa on the 26th of February. ww2dbase [Barbers Point Naval Air Station | Ewa, Oahu | DS]
15 Feb 1943

Hawaii
17 Feb 1943

Hawaii
  • USS Wahoo declared readiness for her next war patrol while at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii. ww2dbase [Wahoo | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
18 Feb 1943

Hawaii
21 Feb 1943

Hawaii
23 Feb 1943

Hawaii
24 Feb 1943

Hawaii
26 Feb 1943

Hawaii
27 Feb 1943

Hawaii
28 Feb 1943

Hawaii
1 Mar 1943

Hawaii
2 Mar 1943

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 2 Mar 1943
Battleship USS Mississippi entering Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 2 Mar 1943.
4 Mar 1943

Hawaii
  • Barbers Point Naval Air Station: Post Office turned over to station. British Fighter Squadrons 882, 896, and 898 from HMS Victorious ("USS Robin"), arrived on board. ww2dbase [Barbers Point Naval Air Station | Ewa, Oahu | DS]
Photo(s) dated 4 Mar 1943
HMS Victorious moored at Berth F-10, Ford Island, Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii, Mar 4, 1943. The carrier was undergoing modifications for service during the period she was on loan to the US Fleet. Photo 1 of 2.HMS Victorious moored at Berth F-10, Ford Island, Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii, Mar 4, 1943. The carrier was undergoing modifications for service during the period she was on loan to the US Fleet. Photo 2 of 2.
5 Mar 1943

Hawaii
6 Mar 1943

Hawaii
7 Mar 1943

Hawaii
8 Mar 1943

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 8 Mar 1943
Righting Oklahoma during her salvage at Pearl Harbor, 8 Mar 1943
11 Mar 1943

Hawaii
17 Mar 1943

Hawaii
  • US Marine Scout-Bomber Squadron 243 arrived at Johnston Island from Ewa, US Territory of Hawaii. ww2dbase [Kapolei, Oahu | CPC]
  • Barbers Point Naval Air Station: Part of Marine Fighting Squadron 215 (VMF-215) and Marine Fighting Squadron 222 (VMF-222) departed. ww2dbase [Barbers Point Naval Air Station | Ewa, Oahu | DS]
18 Mar 1943

Hawaii
21 Mar 1943

Photo(s) dated 21 Mar 1943
Overhead view of the progress of the salvage work on the sunken battleship USS Arizona in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 21 Mar 1943, a year and a half after the attack. Note flag flying from staff amidships.
22 Mar 1943

Hawaii
24 Mar 1943

Hawaii
27 Mar 1943

Hawaii
29 Mar 1943

Photo(s) dated 29 Mar 1943
The battleship USS Oklahoma, capsized in the Pearl Harbor Attack on 7 Dec 1941, is righted to about 30-degrees during her salvage work, 29 Mar 1943. Photo 1 of 2.The battleship USS Oklahoma, capsized in the Pearl Harbor Attack on 7 Dec 1941, is righted to about 30-degrees during her salvage work, 29 Mar 1943. Photo 2 of 2.
30 Mar 1943

Hawaii
1 Apr 1943

Hawaii
2 Apr 1943

Hawaii
3 Apr 1943

Hawaii
  • USS Sunfish arrived at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, ending her second war patrol. ww2dbase [Sunfish (Gato-class) | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
  • After repairs and upgrades to her deck armament, Gato-class submarine USS Silversides departed Pearl Harbor, Hawaii for her patrol area after two previous departures thwarted by mechanical failures. ww2dbase [Silversides | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | DS]
5 Apr 1943

Hawaii
6 Apr 1943

Hawaii
7 Apr 1943

Hawaii
9 Apr 1943

Hawaii
10 Apr 1943

Hawaii
  • Barbers Point Naval Air Station: More portions of British Fighter Squadrons 882, 896, and 898 departed. Link Trainer building turned over to station. ww2dbase [Barbers Point Naval Air Station | Ewa, Oahu | DS]
11 Apr 1943

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 11 Apr 1943
USS Minneapolis at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii after being fitted with a new bow, 11 Apr 1943, photo 1 of 2USS Minneapolis at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii after being fitted with a new bow, 11 Apr 1943, photo 2 of 2
12 Apr 1943

Hawaii
13 Apr 1943

Hawaii
14 Apr 1943

Hawaii
15 Apr 1943

Hawaii
16 Apr 1943

Hawaii
17 Apr 1943

Hawaii
  • Lieutenant Commander Anthony Henry Dropp took command of submarine USS Saury at Pearl Harbor, Hawai'i. ww2dbase [Saury | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | DS]
19 Apr 1943

Hawaii
20 Apr 1943

Hawaii
22 Apr 1943

Hawaii
30 Apr 1943

Photo(s) dated 30 Apr 1943
USS West Virginia (foreground) and USS North Carolina (background) at Pearl Harbor Navy Yard, US Territory of Hawaii, 30 Apr 1943Battleship USS West Virginia, sunk in the Pearl Harbor Attack 7 Dec 1941 and then given temporary repairs at Pearl Harbor, is about to leave Hawaii for further repairs in the United States, 30 Apr 1943. Photo 3 of 3.Battleship USS West Virginia, sunk in the Pearl Harbor Attack 7 Dec 1941 and then given temporary repairs at Pearl Harbor, is about to leave Hawaii for further repairs in the United States, 30 Apr 1943. Photo 1 of 3.Battleship USS West Virginia, sunk in the Pearl Harbor Attack 7 Dec 1941 and then given temporary repairs at Pearl Harbor, is about to leave Hawaii for further repairs in the United States, 30 Apr 1943. Photo 2 of 3.
1 May 1943

Hawaii
2 May 1943

Hawaii
4 May 1943

Hawaii
5 May 1943

Hawaii
6 May 1943

Hawaii
  • Barbers Point Naval Air Station: Part of Marine Fighting Squadron 222 (VMF-222) departed. Part of British Fighter Squadrons 882, 896, and 898 departed. Officers' Club turned over to station. ww2dbase [Barbers Point Naval Air Station | Ewa, Oahu | DS]
7 May 1943

Hawaii
  • Barbers Point Naval Air Station: Parts of British Fighter Squadrons 882, 896, and 898 departed. ww2dbase [Barbers Point Naval Air Station | Ewa, Oahu | DS]
  • Submarine USS Saury departed Pearl Harbor, Hawai'i on her sixth war patrol to the East China Sea off the northern Ryukyu Islands and off Kyushu, Japan. ww2dbase [Saury | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | DS]
8 May 1943

Hawaii
10 May 1943

Hawaii
11 May 1943

Hawaii
12 May 1943

Hawaii
15 May 1943

Hawaii
17 May 1943

Hawaii
  • With further repairs complete, Gato-class submarine USS Silversides departed Pearl Harbor, Hawaii on her fifth war patrol. ww2dbase [Silversides | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | DS]
20 May 1943

Hawaii
21 May 1943

Hawaii
  • USS Wahoo arrived at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, ending her fifth war patrol. ww2dbase [Wahoo | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
22 May 1943

Hawaii
  • Admiral Chester Nimitz boarded USS Wahoo at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii to present awards. ww2dbase [Wahoo | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
24 May 1943

Hawaii
25 May 1943

Hawaii
26 May 1943

Hawaii
  • Submarine USS Spearfish arrived at Pearl Harbor, Hawai'i following an overhaul at Mare Island Naval Shipyard in California. While in California, Spearfish had a change of command with Commander George A. Sharp relieving Lieutenant Commander James Dempsey. ww2dbase [Spearfish | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | DS]
27 May 1943

Hawaii
29 May 1943

Hawaii
30 May 1943

Hawaii
1 Jun 1943

Hawaii
  • Barbers Point Naval Air Station: Part of Fighting Squadron 9 (VF-9; Model F6F-3) on board. Part of Torpedo Squadron 9 (VT-9; Model TBF-1) on board. Bombing Squadron 9 (VB-9; Model SBD-4) on board. Part of Fleet Air Base Unit 1 departed. Part of Bombing Sq 137 (VB-137; Model PV-1) departed. ww2dbase [Barbers Point Naval Air Station | Ewa, Oahu | DS]
2 Jun 1943

Hawaii
4 Jun 1943

Hawaii
5 Jun 1943

Hawaii
7 Jun 1943

Hawaii
8 Jun 1943

Hawaii
10 Jun 1943

Hawaii
11 Jun 1943

Hawaii
12 Jun 1943

Hawaii
  • Barbers Point Naval Air Station: More of Photographic Squadron 3 (VD-3) on board. Aircraft storehouse, paint and oil storehouse, and Public Works and Maintenance building, turned over to station. ww2dbase [Barbers Point Naval Air Station | Ewa, Oahu | DS]
13 Jun 1943

Hawaii
14 Jun 1943

Hawaii
18 Jun 1943

Hawaii
21 Jun 1943

Hawaii
25 Jun 1943

Hawaii
26 Jun 1943

Hawaii
  • USS S-38 departed Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii for her seventh war patrol. ww2dbase [S-38 | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
30 Jun 1943

Hawaii
1 Jul 1943

Hawaii
7 Jul 1943

Hawaii
11 Jul 1943

Hawaii
13 Jul 1943

Hawaii
  • Submarine USS Saury departed Pearl Harbor, Hawai'i on her seventh war patrol assigned to patrol off Okinawa. ww2dbase [Saury | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | DS]
14 Jul 1943

Hawaii
16 Jul 1943

Hawaii
18 Jul 1943

Hawaii
19 Jul 1943

Hawaii
20 Jul 1943

Hawaii
23 Jul 1943

Hawaii
24 Jul 1943

Hawaii
26 Jul 1943

Hawaii
27 Jul 1943

Hawaii
28 Jul 1943

Hawaii
1 Aug 1943

Hawaii
2 Aug 1943

Hawaii
  • USS Wahoo departed Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii. ww2dbase [Wahoo | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
3 Aug 1943

Hawaii
4 Aug 1943

Hawaii
5 Aug 1943

Hawaii
9 Aug 1943

Hawaii
10 Aug 1943

Hawaii
12 Aug 1943

Hawaii
16 Aug 1943

Hawaii
18 Aug 1943

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 18 Aug 1943
Aerial view straight down onto Ford Island, Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii, 18 Aug 1943.
20 Aug 1943

Hawaii
21 Aug 1943

Hawaii
22 Aug 1943

Hawaii
23 Aug 1943

Hawaii
24 Aug 1943

Hawaii
28 Aug 1943

Hawaii
29 Aug 1943

Hawaii
  • USS Wahoo arrived at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, ending her sixth war patrol. ww2dbase [Wahoo | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
30 Aug 1943

Hawaii
31 Aug 1943

Hawaii
1 Sep 1943

Hawaii
2 Sep 1943

Hawaii
4 Sep 1943

Hawaii
  • Barbers Point Naval Air Station: Part of Air Group 16 departed. More of Fighting Squadron 5 (VF-5; Model F6F-3) arrived on board. More of Bombing Squadron 5 (VB-5; Model SBD-5) arrived on board. More of Torpedo Squadron 5 (VT-5; TBF-1) arrived on board. ww2dbase [Barbers Point Naval Air Station | Ewa, Oahu | DS]
7 Sep 1943

Hawaii
8 Sep 1943

Hawaii
9 Sep 1943

Hawaii
10 Sep 1943

Hawaii
  • Barbers Point Naval Air Station: Cold storage building and equipment turned over to station. More of Air Group 16 on board. Part of Torpedo Squadron 16 (VT-16) departed. Part of Bombing Squadron 16 (VB-16) departed. ww2dbase [Barbers Point Naval Air Station | Ewa, Oahu | DS]
11 Sep 1943

Hawaii
12 Sep 1943

Hawaii
13 Sep 1943

Hawaii
15 Sep 1943

Hawaii
16 Sep 1943

Hawaii
17 Sep 1943

Hawaii
  • Barbers Point Naval Air Station: Black top on landing mat completed. Part of Fighting Squadron 25 (VF-25; Model F6F-3); Torpedo Squadron 25 (VT-25; Model TBF-1), on board. Part of Bombing Squadron 25 (VB-25; Model SBD-5) on board. ww2dbase [Barbers Point Naval Air Station | Ewa, Oahu | DS]
19 Sep 1943

Hawaii
24 Sep 1943

Hawaii
26 Sep 1943

Hawaii
29 Sep 1943

Hawaii
30 Sep 1943

Hawaii
3 Oct 1943

Hawaii
4 Oct 1943

Hawaii
5 Oct 1943

Hawaii
6 Oct 1943

Hawaii
7 Oct 1943

Hawaii
8 Oct 1943

Hawaii
11 Oct 1943

Hawaii
12 Oct 1943

Hawaii
  • Submarine USS Spearfish arrived at Pearl Harbor, Hawai'i, ending her eighth war patrol. Spearfish moored alongside submarine tender USS Holland and began a routine overhaul. ww2dbase [Spearfish | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | DS]
13 Oct 1943

Hawaii
14 Oct 1943

Hawaii
15 Oct 1943

Hawaii
16 Oct 1943

Hawaii
17 Oct 1943

Hawaii
  • Barbers Point Naval Air Station: About 0010, a small float-type monoplane was picked up by the searchlight of NAS, Barber's Point. The plane, presumably a Japanese reconnaissance plane, attempted to dodge the searchlights, and sped out to sea at a low altitude [an E14Y "Glen" floatplane was launched from submarine I-36 120 miles south-southwest of Oahu and failed to return]. One staff officer of Task Group 19.13 on board. ww2dbase [E14Y | Barbers Point Naval Air Station | Ewa, Oahu | DS]
18 Oct 1943

Hawaii
19 Oct 1943

Hawaii
  • Barbers Point Naval Air Station: Twenty-two officers and 500 men of CASU-17; 12 officers and 175 men of ACORN-14; 22 officers and 132 men of ARGUS-12; 2 officers and 190 men of CASU-18; 19 officers and 139 men of ARGUS-15; 5 officers and 383 men of ACORN-16; and one staff officer of Task Group 19.14 arrived on board. ww2dbase [Barbers Point Naval Air Station | Ewa, Oahu | DS]
25 Oct 1943

Hawaii
29 Oct 1943

Photo(s) dated 29 Oct 1943
Early model Mark XIII torpedo after bodies (motors & guidance) on the deck of escort carrier USS Copahee upon delivery to Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, 29 Oct 1943.
30 Oct 1943

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 30 Oct 1943
Cruisers USS Salt Lake City, Pensacola, and New Orleans nested together at Pearl Harbor in Berth B-3, 30 Oct 1943. Note the radar antennae, gun directors and eight-inch guns on these three heavy cruisers.
31 Oct 1943

Hawaii
4 Nov 1943

Hawaii
7 Nov 1943

Hawaii
  • After a routine overhaul that included complete overhauls of all four main engines and replacing a faulty SJ radar transmitter, submarine USS Spearfish was ready for sea. She departed Pearl Harbor on her ninth war patrol. ww2dbase [Spearfish | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | DS]
8 Nov 1943

Hawaii
  • Gato-class submarine USS Silversides arrived at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii concluding her seventh war patrol. Her commanding officer, LtCdr J.S. Coye, received the Navy Cross for his actions during this patrol. ww2dbase [Silversides | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | DS]
10 Nov 1943

Hawaii
  • USS Yorktown (Essex-class) departed Pearl Harbor, Hawaii in company with the Fast Carrier Forces to participate in her first major assault operation, the occupation of certain of the Gilbert Islands. ww2dbase [J. J. Clark | Yorktown (Essex-class) | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | DS]
14 Nov 1943

Photo(s) dated 14 Nov 1943
At Nimitz’ headquarters in Pearl Harbor are VAdm William Calhoun, VAdm John Towers, Adm Chester Nimitz, VAdm Robert Ghormley, and VAdm Aubrey Fitch, 14 Nov 1943. All but Nimitz were classmates at the Naval Academy.
15 Nov 1943

Hawaii
18 Nov 1943

Hawaii
20 Nov 1943

Hawaii
21 Nov 1943

Hawaii
22 Nov 1943

Hawaii
25 Nov 1943

Hawaii
  • Barbers Point Naval Air Station: Two officers of ACORN-20; 11 officers of ACORN-21; 2 officers of CASU-30; 1 officer of ARGUS-18; 1 officer of ARGUS-21; and 1 officer of ARGUS-22 arrived on board. Parts of ACORN-17 and CASU-16 departed. Part of ARGUS-16 departed. Two officers of ACORN-22 and 1 officer of CASU-30 arrived on board. ww2dbase [Barbers Point Naval Air Station | Ewa, Oahu | DS]
26 Nov 1943

Hawaii
29 Nov 1943

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30 Nov 1943

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1 Dec 1943

Hawaii
  • Barbers Point Naval Air Station: More of ACORN-20, ARGUS-18, ACORN-21, CASU-30, ACORN-22, CASU-34, ARGUS-21, ARGUS-22, and 4 officers and 99 men of GROPAC-4; plus 1 officer of GROPAC-2 arrived on board. More of ACORN-20, CASU-20, CASU-30, GROPAC-2, and 2 officers and 38 men of GROPAC-5 arrived on board, plus 1 officer and 17 men of Task Group 19.18. ww2dbase [Barbers Point Naval Air Station | Ewa, Oahu | DS]
2 Dec 1943

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3 Dec 1943

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4 Dec 1943

Hawaii
5 Dec 1943

Hawaii
  • Barbers Point Naval Air Station: More of GROPAC-4 arrived on board. Planes of Composite Squadron 41 (VC-41) and Composite Squadron 33 (VC-33) on board. ww2dbase [Barbers Point Naval Air Station | Ewa, Oahu | DS]
7 Dec 1943

Hawaii
8 Dec 1943

Hawaii
9 Dec 1943

Hawaii
11 Dec 1943

Hawaii
12 Dec 1943

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 12 Dec 1943
Aerial view of shipping in the Pearl Harbor Navy Yard repair basin with Ford Island beyond, 12 Dec 1943. Note the camouflage patterns painted on the roofs of the buildings.Aerial view of shipping in the Pearl Harbor Navy Yard dry docks, 12 Dec 1943. Note USS Lexington (Essex-class) in the new Drydock No. 4 at the top of the photo.
13 Dec 1943

Hawaii
14 Dec 1943

Hawaii
17 Dec 1943

Photo(s) dated 17 Dec 1943
Rear Admiral Richmond Turner congratulating US Marine Corps Private First Class Carl Emanuel Magnuson after Magnuson had just received a Purple Heart medal, aboard a hospital ship at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, 17 Dec 1943All three battleships of the New Mexico-class, USS Idaho, USS New Mexico, and USS Mississippi, moored abreast at Pearl Harbor, Territory of Hawaii, 17 Dec 1943
19 Dec 1943

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20 Dec 1943

Hawaii
23 Dec 1943

Hawaii
25 Dec 1943

Hawaii
29 Dec 1943

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31 Dec 1943

Hawaii
1 Jan 1944

Hawaii
  • Barbers Point Naval Air Station: More of 76th Construction Battalion (76th SeaBees) arrived. More of 72nd Construction Battalion (72nd SeaBees) arrived. Five officers and 240 men of the 56th Construction Battalion (56th SeaBees) departed. ww2dbase [Barbers Point Naval Air Station | Ewa, Oahu | DS]
3 Jan 1944

Photo(s) dated 3 Jan 1944
An element of TBM-1C Avengers of Torpedo Squadron VT-32 assigned to Light Carrier USS Langley flying south from their temporary training base at Kaneohe, Oahu, Hawaii, 3 Jan 1944. Note Ko
4 Jan 1944

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6 Jan 1944

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7 Jan 1944

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8 Jan 1944

Hawaii
10 Jan 1944

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12 Jan 1944

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16 Jan 1944

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 16 Jan 1944
Ships at Pearl Harbor’s repair piers, 16 Jan 1944. Note the camouflage paint on the buildings.Admiral Chester Nimitz, a Texan, hosted an “Old Texas Roundup” on Oahu, Hawaii for all personnel in the Pacific Area who were from Texas; some 40,000 members of the Navy, Marine Corps, and Army, 16 Jan 1944. Photo 2 of 3.Admiral Chester Nimitz, a Texan, hosted an “Old Texas Roundup” on Oahu, Hawaii for all personnel in the Pacific Area who were from Texas; some 40,000 members of the Navy, Marine Corps, and Army, 16 Jan 1944. Photo 1 of 3.Admiral Chester Nimitz, a Texan, hosted an “Old Texas Roundup” on Oahu, Hawaii for all personnel in the Pacific Area who were from Texas; some 40,000 members of the Navy, Marine Corps, and Army, 16 Jan 1944. Photo 3 of 3.
17 Jan 1944

Hawaii
  • After a routine overhaul, submarine USS Spearfish was ready for sea. She departed Pearl Harbor on her tenth war patrol. ww2dbase [Spearfish | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | DS]
19 Jan 1944

Hawaii
20 Jan 1944

Hawaii
  • Barbers Point Naval Air Station: Ten quonset huts for officers' quarters, 10 quonset huts for enlisted men's barracks, turned over to station. More of ARGUS-15 on board. Part of GROPAC-2 departed. Part of Task Group 19.19 departed. Part of ACORN-20 departed. Part of CASU-20 departed. Part of ARGUS-18 departed. ww2dbase [Barbers Point Naval Air Station | Ewa, Oahu | DS]
22 Jan 1944

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24 Jan 1944

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25 Jan 1944

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26 Jan 1944

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28 Jan 1944

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31 Jan 1944

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2 Feb 1944

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3 Feb 1944

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5 Feb 1944

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6 Feb 1944

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8 Feb 1944

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11 Feb 1944

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13 Feb 1944

Hawaii
  • Barbers Point Naval Air Station: Thirty aircraft (Model F6F-3) and 45 officers of Night Fighting Squadron 76 (VF(N)-76) departed. Air Group 2 arrived on board. ww2dbase [Barbers Point Naval Air Station | Ewa, Oahu | DS]
Photo(s) dated 13 Feb 1944
Battleship Indiana at Pearl Harbor Navy Yard, US Territory of Hawaii, 13 Feb 1944, photo 1 of 4; note damage from collision with WashingtonBattleship Indiana at Pearl Harbor Navy Yard, US Territory of Hawaii, 13 Feb 1944, photo 2 of 4; note damage from collision with WashingtonBattleship Indiana at Pearl Harbor Navy Yard, US Territory of Hawaii, 13 Feb 1944, photo 3 of 4; note damage from collision with WashingtonBattleship Indiana at Pearl Harbor Navy Yard, US Territory of Hawaii, 13 Feb 1944, photo 4 of 4; note damage from collision with Washington
15 Feb 1944

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16 Feb 1944

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19 Feb 1944

Photo(s) dated 19 Feb 1944
Battleship Washington
21 Feb 1944

Hawaii
  • Submarine USS Saury completed her ninth war patrol at Pearl Harbor, Hawai'i and was ordered to the Mare Island Navy Yard for an overhaul. ww2dbase [Saury | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | DS]
23 Feb 1944

Hawaii
  • Submarine USS Saury departed Pearl Harbor, Hawai'i bound for Mare Island Naval Shipyard in California for overhaul. ww2dbase [Saury | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | DS]
26 Feb 1944

Photo(s) dated 26 Feb 1944
A sailor sitting in the starboard steering gear ram room of the USS Intrepid seen through a torpedo hole in the hull 15 feet below the waterline, taken as the water receded in Pearl Harbor Drydock #1, 26 Feb 1944.Looking up into a torpedo hole in the USS Intrepid hull 15 feet below the waterline near the starboard rudder, taken in Pearl Harbor Drydock #1, 26 Feb 1944. The damage was done 17 Feb 1944 off Truk.Damage to USS Intrepid’s starboard rudder being examined in Pearl Harbor Drydock #1, 26 Feb 1944. The damage was done by an aerial torpedo on 17 Feb 1944 off Truk.
27 Feb 1944

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28 Feb 1944

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29 Feb 1944

Hawaii
  • After having been redirected from Midway to Pearl Harbor, submarine USS Spearfish arrived at Pearl Harbor, Hawai'i and ended her tenth war patrol. ww2dbase [Spearfish | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | DS]
3 Mar 1944

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4 Mar 1944

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 4 Mar 1944
USS Washington with temporary bow, Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, 4 Mar 1944Essex-class Aircraft carrier USS Hornet gliding into Berth F-9 on the northwest corner of Ford Island, Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii, 4 Mar 1944. Note SB2C Helldivers on the flight deck and Measure 33, Design 3a paint.
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7 Mar 1944

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10 Mar 1944

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11 Mar 1944

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15 Mar 1944

Hawaii
  • Barbers Point Naval Air Station: Acetylene Generation and Oxygen Manifold building turned over to station. ww2dbase [Barbers Point Naval Air Station | Ewa, Oahu | DS]
  • Rear Admiral J. J. Clark assumed command of carrier Task Group 58.1 built around USS Hornet (Essex-class) at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii. ww2dbase [J. J. Clark | Honolulu, Oahu | DS]
16 Mar 1944

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18 Mar 1944

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19 Mar 1944

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20 Mar 1944

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21 Mar 1944

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23 Mar 1944

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29 Mar 1944

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31 Mar 1944

Hawaii
  • USS S-43 departed Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii. ww2dbase [S-43 | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
  • After a refit that concentrated on her main engines, submarine USS Spearfish departed Pearl Harbor, Hawai'i on her eleventh war patrol. ww2dbase [Spearfish | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | DS]
1 Apr 1944

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4 Apr 1944

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6 Apr 1944

Hawaii
  • Barbers Point Naval Air Station: Water Supply (water development project) turned over to station. Part of 125th Construction Battalion (125th SeaBees) arrived on board. ww2dbase [Barbers Point Naval Air Station | Ewa, Oahu | DS]
7 Apr 1944

Hawaii
8 Apr 1944

Hawaii
  • The US XXIV Corps was established at Fort Shafter, Territory of Hawaii, under the command of Major General John R. Hodge. The Corps would participate in the Leyte landings in the Philippine Islands (October 1944) and later in the invasion of Okinawa, Japan. ww2dbase [Fort Shafter | Honolulu, Oahu | AC]
10 Apr 1944

Hawaii
15 Apr 1944

Hawaii
  • Barbers Point Naval Air Station: More of 116th Construction Battalion (116th SeaBees) arrived on board. Part of 72nd Construction Battalion (72nd SeaBees) departed. ww2dbase [Barbers Point Naval Air Station | Ewa, Oahu | DS]
17 Apr 1944

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18 Apr 1944

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21 Apr 1944

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23 Apr 1944

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24 Apr 1944

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27 Apr 1944

Hawaii
  • USS Archerfish arrived at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, ending her second war patrol. ww2dbase [Archerfish | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
1 May 1944

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2 May 1944

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4 May 1944

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6 May 1944

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7 May 1944

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8 May 1944

Hawaii
  • Barbers Point Naval Air Station: Two officers and 97 men of ARGUS-8 arrived on board. Two officers and 91 men of ARGUS-7 arrived on board. Parts of Air Group 11 arrived on board. ww2dbase [Barbers Point Naval Air Station | Ewa, Oahu | DS]
10 May 1944

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11 May 1944

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12 May 1944

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14 May 1944

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15 May 1944

Photo(s) dated 15 May 1944
P-47 Thunderbolt aircraft of the 318th Fighter Group lined up for an inspection at Bellows Field, Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, 15 May 1944. Photo 1 of 8.P-47 Thunderbolt aircraft of the 318th Fighter Group lined up for an inspection at Bellows Field, Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, 15 May 1944. Photo 2 of 8.P-47 Thunderbolt aircraft of the 318th Fighter Group receiving maintenance before an inspection at Bellows Field, Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, 15 May 1944.P-47 Thunderbolt aircraft of the 318th Fighter Group lined up for an inspection at Bellows Field, Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, 15 May 1944. Photo 7 of 8.
See all photos dated 15 May 1944
16 May 1944

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 16 May 1944
P-47 Thunderbolt aircraft of the 318th Fighter Group lined up for an inspection at Bellows Field, Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, 15 May 1944. Photo 3 of 8.
17 May 1944

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18 May 1944

Hawaii
  • While at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, Lieutenant Commander William Harry Wright was made the commanding officer of USS Archerfish, relieving George Kehl. ww2dbase [Archerfish | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
20 May 1944

Photo(s) dated 20 May 1944
Lieutenant Commander Richard O
21 May 1944

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 21 May 1944
Fully laden United States Navy LSTs burning furiously while other ships flee in Pearl Harbor’s West Loch after massive chain-reaction explosions in what became known as the West Loch Disaster, 21 May 1944.
22 May 1944

Photo(s) dated 22 May 1944
Tugs and other craft tried to put out fires on LST-480 resulted from an explosion from the previous day, Pearl Harbor, 22 May 1944US Coast Guard vessel Woodbine fighting a fire on the stern of a destroyed LST which exploded the previous day, West Loch, Pearl Harbor, 22 May 1944
23 May 1944

Photo(s) dated 23 May 1944
LST-480 burning in West Loch, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 23 May 1944 two days after the West Loch explosion that sank six LSTs. The chain-reaction explosion started on LST-39 whose wreckage is visible off LST-480’s bow.
25 May 1944

Hawaii
  • After a week of screening landing forces conducting rehearsals in Maalaea Bay, Maui, destroyer USS Saufley went alongside destroyer tender USS Piedmont in Pearl Harbor for tender availability. ww2dbase [Saufley | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | DS]
26 May 1944

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27 May 1944

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28 May 1944

Hawaii
29 May 1944

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 29 May 1944
USS Yorktown (Essex-class) in the channel leaving Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 29 May 1944.USS Yorktown (Essex-class) in the channel leaving Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 29 May 1944.USS Yorktown (Essex-class) in the channel leaving Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 29 May 1944.USS Yorktown (Essex-class) in the channel leaving Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 29 May 1944.
30 May 1944

Hawaii
  • At Pearl Harbor, submarine USS Spearfish experienced a change of command with Lieutenant Commander Cyrus C. Cole relieving Lieutenant Commander Joseph Williams. ww2dbase [Spearfish | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | DS]
31 May 1944

Hawaii
  • Submarine USS Spearfish departed Pearl Harbor, Hawai'i bound for Mare Island Naval Shipyard in California. ww2dbase [Spearfish | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | DS]
1 Jun 1944

Hawaii
  • Destroyer USS Saufley departed Pearl Harbor, Hawai'i as an escort for a convoy bound for Kwajalein, Marshall Islands and ultimately Saipan, Mariana Islands. ww2dbase [Saufley | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | DS]
Photo(s) dated 1 Jun 1944
P-47D Thunderbolts of the 318th Fighter Group are loaded onto Escort Carrier USS Natoma Bay, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, June 1, 1944. The Fighter Group was on its way to Saipan, Marianas. Note USS Manila Bay with the rest of the Fighter Group’s Thunderbolts.
4 Jun 1944

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6 Jun 1944

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7 Jun 1944

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8 Jun 1944

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10 Jun 1944

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11 Jun 1944

Hawaii
  • Barbers Point Naval Air Station: Part of CASU-45 arrived on board. Part of ARGUS-22 arrived. ww2dbase [Barbers Point Naval Air Station | Ewa, Oahu | DS]
  • Gato-class submarine USS Silversides arrived at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii and concluded her tenth war patrol. Her commanding officer, LtCdr J.S. Coye, was awarded his third Navy Cross for his actions during this patrol. ww2dbase [Silversides | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | DS]
12 Jun 1944

Hawaii
  • Barbers Point Naval Air Station: Fifteen aircraft (Model F6F), 2 aircraft (Model TBF), 28 officers and 25 men of Night Fighting Squadron 78 (VF(N)-78) arrived on board. Thirteen aircraft (Model F6F), 5 aircraft (Model TBF), 29 officers and 16 men of Night Fighting Squadron 79 (VF(N)-79) arrived on board. ww2dbase [Barbers Point Naval Air Station | Ewa, Oahu | DS]
13 Jun 1944

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14 Jun 1944

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15 Jun 1944

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16 Jun 1944

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18 Jun 1944

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22 Jun 1944

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23 Jun 1944

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24 Jun 1944

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25 Jun 1944

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26 Jun 1944

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29 Jun 1944

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1 Jul 1944

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 1 Jul 1944
Aviation Approach Chart for Naval Air Station Kaneohe, Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, dated 1 Jul 1944
2 Jul 1944

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3 Jul 1944

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4 Jul 1944

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6 Jul 1944

Hawaii
  • Barbers Point Naval Air Station: Sixteen men of WIMU (special ordinance project) arrived on board. Part of Air Group 22 arrived. ww2dbase [Barbers Point Naval Air Station | Ewa, Oahu | DS]
  • Casablanca-class escort carrier USS Sargent Bay departed Pearl Harbor, Hawaii bound for Eniwetok, Marshall Islands with USAAF's 333rd Fighter Squadron aboard along with their P-47 Thunderbolt aircraft. ww2dbase [Sargent Bay | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | DS]
11 Jul 1944

Photo(s) dated 11 Jul 1944
Battleship USS Maryland entering Drydock No. 2 at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii 11 Jul 1944 for repairs to her bow caused by an aerial torpedo that struck the ship while at anchor in Saipan Harbor, Mariana Islands 22 Jun 1944.
15 Jul 1944

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 15 Jul 1944
Oahu Air Traffic Plan, Jul 15, 1944.
16 Jul 1944

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19 Jul 1944

Hawaii
21 Jul 1944

Hawaii
  • Barbers Point Naval Air Station: Recreation facilities - 6 handball courts and one basketball court for officers; and 2 handball courts, 2 basketball courts, and one athletic field for enlisted men, turned over to station. ww2dbase [Barbers Point Naval Air Station | Ewa, Oahu | DS]
25 Jul 1944

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26 Jul 1944

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 26 Jul 1944
MacArthur, Roosevelt, and Nimitz aboard USS Baltimore, Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, 26 Jul 1944, photo 1 of 3MacArthur, Roosevelt, and Nimitz aboard USS Baltimore, Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, 26 Jul 1944, photo 2 of 3MacArthur, Roosevelt, and Nimitz aboard USS Baltimore, Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, 26 Jul 1944, photo 3 of 3
27 Jul 1944

Hawaii
  • US 7th Division conducted a parade for US President Franklin Roosevelt and General Douglas MacArthur on Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii. ww2dbase [Pacific Strategy Conference | Oahu | CPC]
Photo(s) dated 27 Jul 1944
United States Army General Douglas MacArthur, President Franklin Roosevelt, and Admiral Chester Nimitz enjoying fresh tropical fruit at Schofield Barracks, Oahu, Hawaii, 27 Jul 1944.
28 Jul 1944

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 28 Jul 1944
US President Roosevelt in conference with MacArthur, Leahy, and Nimitz, at the Queen’s Surf Residence, Honolulu, Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, 28 Jul 1944, photo 1 of 3US President Roosevelt in conference with MacArthur, Leahy, and Nimitz, at the Queen’s Surf Residence, Honolulu, Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, 28 Jul 1944, photo 2 of 3While touring Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, President Franklin Roosevelt (seated in car) listened to Col William Saffarans (in jungle suit) at the Army’s Jungle Training Unit at Kahana Bay, 28 July 1944. Photo 1 of 2.While touring Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, President Franklin Roosevelt (seated in car) listened to Col William Saffarans (in jungle suit) at the Army’s Jungle Training Unit at Kahana Bay, 28 July 1944. Photo 2 of 2.
29 Jul 1944

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30 Jul 1944

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1 Aug 1944

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4 Aug 1944

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 4 Aug 1944
USS Enterprise in her new Measure 33-4Ab paint scheme leaving Pearl Harbor, Hawaii for exercises, 4 Aug 1944. Photo 1 of 4.USS Enterprise in her new Measure 33-4Ab paint scheme leaving Pearl Harbor, Hawaii for exercises, 4 Aug 1944. Photo 2 of 4.USS Enterprise in her new Measure 33-4Ab paint scheme leaving Pearl Harbor, Hawaii for exercises, 4 Aug 1944. Photo 3 of 4.USS Enterprise in her new Measure 33-4Ab paint scheme leaving Pearl Harbor, Hawaii for exercises, 4 Aug 1944. Photo 4 of 4.
6 Aug 1944

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8 Aug 1944

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9 Aug 1944

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10 Aug 1944

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11 Aug 1944

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12 Aug 1944

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13 Aug 1944

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15 Aug 1944

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16 Aug 1944

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17 Aug 1944

Hawaii
  • Barbers Point Naval Air Station: Third commanding officer, Capt Erl CB Gould USNR assumed command of station. Sixteen aircraft (Model F6F), 33 officers and 24 men of Night Fighting Squadron 103 (VF(N)-103) arrived on board. ww2dbase [Barbers Point Naval Air Station | Ewa, Oahu | DS]
18 Aug 1944

Hawaii
  • Casablanca-class escort carrier USS Sargent Bay departed Pearl Harbor, Hawaii bound for Eniwetok, Marshall Islands.n ww2dbase [Sargent Bay | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | CPC]
  • Barbers Point Naval Air Station: Night Attack and Combat Training Unit commissioned, Capt JH Griffin, commanding. On this date it was composed of 21 F6F's, 10 TBM's, 4 F4U's, 2 SB2C's, and 1 SNV. Compliment: 11 officers and 24 men. ww2dbase [Barbers Point Naval Air Station | Ewa, Oahu | DS]
20 Aug 1944

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21 Aug 1944

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23 Aug 1944

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24 Aug 1944

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25 Aug 1944

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1 Sep 1944

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3 Sep 1944

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5 Sep 1944

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 5 Sep 1944
Ford Island Naval Air Station, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii during the build-up before the Leyte Gulf landings with over 1,000 aircraft visible on the islands with more arriving on transport carriers, Sep 5, 1944.
7 Sep 1944

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8 Sep 1944

Hawaii
  • USS Bergall departed Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii for her first war patrol. ww2dbase [Bergall | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
9 Sep 1944

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11 Sep 1944

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12 Sep 1944

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13 Sep 1944

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14 Sep 1944

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17 Sep 1944

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18 Sep 1944

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20 Sep 1944

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24 Sep 1944

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27 Sep 1944

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29 Sep 1944

Hawaii
  • USS Archerfish arrived at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, ending her fourth war patrol. Lieutenant Commander Joseph Francis Enright, Sr. was made the submarine's commanding officer, relieving William Wright. ww2dbase [Archerfish | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
5 Oct 1944

Photo(s) dated 5 Oct 1944
Stern view of USS Anzio, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 5 Oct 1944
8 Oct 1944

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9 Oct 1944

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10 Oct 1944

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12 Oct 1944

Hawaii
  • USS Corregidor began qualifying carrier pilots while at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii. ww2dbase [Corregidor | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
15 Oct 1944

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16 Oct 1944

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 16 Oct 1944
Lieutenant Commander Albert O. Vorse with his lucky green scarf aboard USS Ticonderoga at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii on the day he assumed command of Air Group 80, 16 Oct 1944.
17 Oct 1944

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24 Oct 1944

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26 Oct 1944

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  • USS Corregidor was assigned to Escort Division 64, a hunter-killer group, while at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii. ww2dbase [Corregidor | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
28 Oct 1944

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29 Oct 1944

Photo(s) dated 29 Oct 1944
Overall view of unprepared scrap at Makalapa Crater, Pearl Harbor Navy Yard, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 29 Oct 1944. This is roughly the location of today’s football field at Radford High School in Honolulu.
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1 Nov 1944

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6 Nov 1944

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7 Nov 1944

Photo(s) dated 7 Nov 1944
USS Charr underway from New London, Connecticut, United States to Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, 7 Nov 1944
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11 Nov 1944

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  • USS Permit arrived at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, ending her fourtheenth war patrol. ww2dbase [Permit | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | CPC]
Photo(s) dated 11 Nov 1944
United States battleship USS Wisconsin at the Pearl Harbor Naval Base tying up alongside the hulk of the battleship Oklahoma, which had been decommissioned just two months earlier, 11 Nov 1944.
12 Nov 1944

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13 Nov 1944

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14 Nov 1944

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  • USS Spot arrived at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii. ww2dbase [Pearl Harbor Navy Base and Ford Island Naval Air Station | Spot | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | CPC]
  • Barbers Point Naval Air Station: Nine PBY's of Headquarters Squadron Fleet Air Wing 2 (HEDRON FAW-2) on board. ww2dbase [Barbers Point Naval Air Station | Ewa, Oahu | DS]
  • United States Coast Guard personnel witnessed a paper Japanese Fu-Go balloon descend into the sea 5 miles off Kailua, Hawaii. The envelope, the rigging, and some apparatus were recovered. This was the farthest south any Fu-Go balloon was known to have been aloft. ww2dbase [Kailua, Oahu | DS]
  • United States Coast Guard personnel witnessed a paper Japanese Fu-Go balloon descend into the sea 5 miles off Kailua, Hawaii. The envelope, the rigging, and some apparatus were recovered. This was the farthest south any Fu-Go balloon was known to have been aloft. ww2dbase [Fu-Go | Kailua, Oahu | DS]
15 Nov 1944

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16 Nov 1944

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18 Nov 1944

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20 Nov 1944

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21 Nov 1944

Hawaii
  • USS Corregidor ended qualifying carrier pilots while at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii. ww2dbase [Corregidor | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
  • At Pearl Harbor, Composite Squadron VC-90 reported aboard escort carrier USS Steamer Bay for duty with aircraft and personnel. ww2dbase [Steamer Bay | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | DS]
29 Nov 1944

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30 Nov 1944

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  • USS Sterlet arrived at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, ending her second war patrol. ww2dbase [Sterlet | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
  • USS Honolulu departed Pearl Harbor, Hawaii bound for San Pedro, California. ww2dbase [Honolulu | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | DS]
2 Dec 1944

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5 Dec 1944

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6 Dec 1944

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8 Dec 1944

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9 Dec 1944

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10 Dec 1944

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11 Dec 1944

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13 Dec 1944

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15 Dec 1944

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16 Dec 1944

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17 Dec 1944

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  • Tambor-class submarine USS Tautog departed Pearl Harbor, Hawaii on her thirteenth war patrol. ww2dbase [Tautog | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | DS]
19 Dec 1944

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20 Dec 1944

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21 Dec 1944

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22 Dec 1944

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24 Dec 1944

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27 Dec 1944

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30 Dec 1944

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2 Jan 1945

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8 Jan 1945

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9 Jan 1945

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10 Jan 1945

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15 Jan 1945

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24 Jan 1945

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25 Jan 1945

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30 Jan 1945

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3 Feb 1945

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14 Feb 1945

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15 Feb 1945

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  • USS Ancon departed Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii for Eniwetok, Marshall Islands. ww2dbase [Ancon | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
  • USS Shangri-La arrived at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii. ww2dbase [Shangri-La | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
20 Feb 1945

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 20 Feb 1945
Gantry Crane spanning the Pearl Harbor drydocks, 20 Feb 1945 (the crane was built in 1940).
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4 Apr 1945

Hawaii
  • Barbers Point Naval Air Station: Task Force 19.9.9, comprised of Scouting Squadron 46 (VS-46), Scouting Squadron 53 (VS-53), and Scouting Squadron 69 (VS-69) arrived on board. All major construction on the Inshore Patrol Squadron area completed, including parking mat, nose hangar, enlisted barracks, mess hall, BOQ's, and shop space. Carrier Air Group 31 (CVG-31) on board. ww2dbase [Barbers Point Naval Air Station | Ewa, Oahu | DS]
Photo(s) dated 4 Apr 1945
War weary aircraft at the Wheeler Field graveyard (Waieli Gulch airstrip), Oahu, Hawaii, 4 Apr 1945. Photo 1 of 2.War weary aircraft at the Wheeler Field graveyard (Waieli Gulch airstrip), Oahu, Hawaii, 4 Apr 1945. Photo 2 of 2.
5 Apr 1945

Hawaii
6 Apr 1945

Hawaii
  • Barbers Point Naval Air Station: Station commemorated its 3rd anniversary. Bagley outdoor theater commissioned this date. Guests included Admiral Bagley, Gov Stainback of the Territory of Hawaii, Brig General LWT Waller, Jr., USMC, and Commodore BL Austen. ww2dbase [Barbers Point Naval Air Station | Ewa, Oahu | DS]
10 Apr 1945

Hawaii
14 Apr 1945

Hawaii
15 Apr 1945

Hawaii
19 Apr 1945

Hawaii
26 Apr 1945

Hawaii
28 Apr 1945

Hawaii
29 Apr 1945

Hawaii
30 Apr 1945

Hawaii
1 May 1945

Hawaii
2 May 1945

Hawaii
3 May 1945

Hawaii
  • Barbers Point Naval Air Station: The following squadrons and air groups aboard at this time: Carrier Air Group 100 (CVG-100); Carrier Night Air Group 91 (CVGN-91); Carrier Night Air Group 53 (CVGN-53); Air Photographic Squadron 3 (VD-3); Air Group 6; CASU - Photographic Training Unit. ww2dbase [Barbers Point Naval Air Station | Ewa, Oahu | DS]
4 May 1945

Hawaii
6 May 1945

Hawaii
7 May 1945

Hawaii
9 May 1945

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 9 May 1945
Liberty parties returning from Honolulu board LCVPs in Pearl Harbor to return to their ships, 9 May 1945. The LCVPs are from attack transports USS Hyde, USS Colusa, and USS Effingham.
10 May 1945

Hawaii
14 May 1945

Hawaii
16 May 1945

Hawaii
17 May 1945

Hawaii
20 May 1945

Hawaii
21 May 1945

Hawaii
26 May 1945

Hawaii
28 May 1945

Hawaii
30 May 1945

Hawaii
1 Jun 1945

Hawaii
6 Jun 1945

Hawaii
8 Jun 1945

Hawaii
9 Jun 1945

Hawaii
  • Barbers Point Naval Air Station: A reception was given by the station in honor of Rear Admiral Mason, Commander, Naval Air Bases, Fourteenth Naval District. ww2dbase [Barbers Point Naval Air Station | Ewa, Oahu | DS]
11 Jun 1945

Hawaii
18 Jun 1945

Photo(s) dated 18 Jun 1945
Captured MXY7 Ohka aircraft on display at Hickam Field, Oahu, Hawaii, 18 Jun 1945.
19 Jun 1945

Hawaii
20 Jun 1945

Hawaii
22 Jun 1945

Hawaii
23 Jun 1945

Hawaii
25 Jun 1945

Hawaii
30 Jun 1945

Hawaii
  • USS Saint Paul completed training operations in waters off Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii. ww2dbase [Saint Paul | Oahu | CPC]
1 Jul 1945

Hawaii
  • Barbers Point Naval Air Station: Vice Admiral George D Murray, US Navy, was awarded Honorary Degree of Doctor of Naval Science by Boston College at this station. ww2dbase [Barbers Point Naval Air Station | Ewa, Oahu | DS]
2 Jul 1945

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 2 Jul 1945
USS Flying Fish and other submarines en route to Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, 1-4 Jul 1945
4 Jul 1945

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 4 Jul 1945
US Navy WAVES Captain Mildred McAfee listening to Storekeeper 2nd Class Dorothy Oates, Naval Air Station Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, 4 Jul 1945Two of HydemanThree of HydemanFour of Hydeman
See all photos dated 4 Jul 1945
6 Jul 1945

Hawaii
8 Jul 1945

Hawaii
9 Jul 1945

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 9 Jul 1945
WAVES Aviation Metalsmith 2nd Class Kathryn A. Wolny repairing an inflatable liferaft for use on patrol planes, Naval Air Station Kaneohe, US Territory of Hawaii, 9 Jul 1945WAVES Aviation Machinist
10 Jul 1945

Hawaii
  • USS Archerfish departed Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, starting her seventh war patrol. ww2dbase [Archerfish | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
11 Jul 1945

Hawaii
12 Jul 1945

Hawaii
13 Jul 1945

Hawaii
  • Barbers Point Naval Air Station: Four members of Congressional Committee inspected this station. Present: Edward VM IZAC, Albert A GORE, Andrew J BIEMILLER and CW BISHOP. ww2dbase [Barbers Point Naval Air Station | Ewa, Oahu | DS]
14 Jul 1945

Hawaii
15 Jul 1945

Hawaii
16 Jul 1945

Hawaii
17 Jul 1945

Hawaii
18 Jul 1945

Hawaii
19 Jul 1945

Photo(s) dated 19 Jul 1945
View of conning tower of USS Flying Fish, Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, Jul 1945
23 Jul 1945

Hawaii
24 Jul 1945

Hawaii
28 Jul 1945

Hawaii
29 Jul 1945

Hawaii
30 Jul 1945

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 30 Jul 1945
USS Cero at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, circa 30 Jul 1945
1 Aug 1945

Hawaii
2 Aug 1945

Hawaii
3 Aug 1945

Hawaii
4 Aug 1945

Hawaii
5 Aug 1945

Hawaii
6 Aug 1945

Hawaii
7 Aug 1945

Hawaii
8 Aug 1945

Hawaii
9 Aug 1945

Hawaii
10 Aug 1945

Hawaii
15 Aug 1945

Photo(s) dated 15 Aug 1945
Victory celebration, Waikiki, Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, 15 Aug 1945, photo 1 of 4Victory celebration, Waikiki, Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, 15 Aug 1945, photo 2 of 4Victory celebration, Waikiki, Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, 15 Aug 1945, photo 4 of 4Victory celebration, Waikiki, Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, 15 Aug 1945, photo 3 of 4
17 Aug 1945

Hawaii
19 Aug 1945

Hawaii
  • Submarine USS Saury departed Pearl Harbor, Hawai'i bound for San Francisco, California. ww2dbase [Saury | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | DS]
  • Submarine USS Spearfish departed Pearl Harbor, Hawai'i bound for Mare Island Naval Shipyard in California. ww2dbase [Spearfish | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | DS]
Photo(s) dated 19 Aug 1945
USS Gar arriving Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, 19 Aug 1945. Note the exceptionally long commissioning pennant with balloon known as a "Going Home" pennant that was common when heading home after the war
22 Aug 1945

Hawaii
24 Aug 1945

Hawaii
25 Aug 1945

Hawaii
26 Aug 1945

Hawaii
27 Aug 1945

Hawaii
29 Aug 1945

Hawaii
30 Aug 1945

Hawaii
7 Sep 1945

Hawaii
10 Sep 1945

Hawaii Photo(s) dated 10 Sep 1945
USS Manta arriving at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, 10 Sep 1945USS Manta at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, 10 Sep 1945, photo 1 of 2USS Manta at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, 10 Sep 1945, photo 2 of 2USS Alabama departing Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, 10 Sep 1945
12 Sep 1945

Hawaii
16 Sep 1945

Hawaii
18 Sep 1945

Hawaii
20 Sep 1945

Hawaii
22 Sep 1945

Hawaii
25 Sep 1945

Hawaii
28 Sep 1945

Photo(s) dated 28 Sep 1945
Fleet Admiral Chester Nimitz presenting Admiral William Halsey with a gold star in lieu of a fourth award of the Navy Distinguished Service Medal aboard USS Missouri in Pearl Harbor, 28 Sep 1945.
10 Oct 1945

Photo(s) dated 10 Oct 1945
Annex A of the interrogation of Mitsuo Fuchida, 10 Oct 1945; Pearl Harbor attack map
17 Oct 1945

Hawaii
19 Oct 1945

Hawaii
22 Oct 1945

Hawaii
23 Oct 1945

Hawaii
  • Casablanca-class escort carrier USS Sargent Bay departed Pearl Harbor, Hawaii bound for Alameda, San Francisco Bay, California. ww2dbase [Sargent Bay | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | DS]
2 Nov 1945

Hawaii
3 Nov 1945

Hawaii
8 Nov 1945

Hawaii
15 Nov 1945

Hawaii
24 Nov 1945

Hawaii
  • USS Menhaden became Fleet Admiral Chester Nimitz's flagship at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii. ww2dbase [Menhaden | Pearl Harbor, Oahu | CPC]
2 Jan 1946

Hawaii
6 Jan 1946

Hawaii
  • I-400 arrived at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii. ww2dbase [I-400 | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
  • I-401 arrived at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii. ww2dbase [I-401 | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
  • I-14 arrived at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii. ww2dbase [I-14 | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
23 Jan 1946

Photo(s) dated 23 Jan 1946
Aerial view of the Pearl Harbor repair basin with Ford Island beyond, Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, 16 to 23 Jan 1946USS Bennington alongside Ford Island at Berth F-2 in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 23 Jan 1946. Note her freshly painted peacetime white deck markings and camouflage paint on some of the Ford Island buildings.
5 Feb 1946

Hawaii
18 Feb 1946

Hawaii
21 Feb 1946

Hawaii
  • USS DD-224 departed Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii under tow by ATF-148. ww2dbase [Stewart | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
22 Feb 1946

Hawaii
1 May 1946

Hawaii
14 May 1946

Photo(s) dated 14 May 1946
Mugford at Pearl Harbor while being prepared for use as a target for the Operation Crossroads atomic bomb tests, 14 May 1946, photo 1 of 2Mugford at Pearl Harbor while being prepared for use as a target for the Operation Crossroads atomic bomb tests, 14 May 1946, photo 2 of 2
28 May 1946

Hawaii
  • I-14 served as a target ship for the Mark 10-3 exploder about895 8 miles off Barber's Point, Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii. She was sunk by a torpedo from USS Bugara. ww2dbase [I-14 | Oahu | CPC]
22 Jun 1946

Hawaii
26 Jun 1946

Hawaii
9 Aug 1946

Photo(s) dated 9 Aug 1946
Returning Japanese-American veterans of US 442nd Regimental Combat Team parading through the the Iolani Palace grounds, Honolulu, US Territory of Hawaii, 9 Aug 1946Governor of Hawaii Ingram Stainback speaking to returning Japanese-American veterans of US 442nd Regimental combat Team from the steps of the Iolani Palace, Honolulu, US Territory of Hawaii, 9 Aug 194US Army Lieutenant Colonel A. A. Pursall of US 442nd Regimental Combat Team addressing returning veterans at the Iolanni Palace, Honolulu, US Territory of Hawaii, 9 Aug 1946Crowd gathering at the Iolani Palace grounds to welcome returning Japanese-American troops of US 442nd Regimental Combat Team, Honolulu, US Territory of Hawaii, 9 Aug 1946
See all photos dated 9 Aug 1946
7 Sep 1946

Hawaii
12 Sep 1946

Hawaii
1 Oct 1946

Hawaii
7 Oct 1946

Hawaii
9 Nov 1946

Hawaii
4 Sep 1947

Hawaii
15 Nov 1947

Hawaii
27 Mar 1948

Hawaii
9 Aug 1948

Photo(s) dated 9 Aug 1948
Cruiser USS Pasadena entering Pearl Harbor, Hawaii on a summer NROTC midshipmen’s cruise, 9 Aug 1948.
24 Aug 1948

Hawaii
29 Jul 1949

Photo(s) dated 29 Jul 1949
The Boat Dock and pier extending into Waimanalo Bay at Bellows Air Force Base, Oahu, Hawaii, Jul 29, 1949. The entire structure was removed in the late 1950s.
13 Aug 1949

Hawaii
8 Sep 1949

Hawaii
  • Francis Wai was buried at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific in Honolulu, US Territory of Hawai'i. ww2dbase [Francis Wai | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
29 May 1950

Photo(s) dated 29 May 1950
Grave site of Ernie Pyle, National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, Honolulu, US Territory of Hawaii, 29 May 1950National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, Honolulu, US Territory of Hawaii, 29 May 1950US Marines at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, Honolulu, US Territory of Hawaii, 29 May 1950
9 Jun 1950

Photo(s) dated 9 Jun 1950
Aerial view of the Ewa Plain lying below the Wai’anae foothills on the south coast of Oahu, Hawaii. Barbers Point Naval Air Station is seen on the left and Ewa Marine Corps Air Station on the right, Jun 9, 1950
10 Jun 1950

Hawaii
4 Jul 1950

Photo(s) dated 4 Jul 1950
Marine Lt Gen Lem Shepherd (seated) with Col Chesty Puller and Mrs. Virginia Puller at a 4th of July barbecue at the Marine barracks, TH Hawaii, July 4 1950.
2 Jun 1951

Hawaii
4 Aug 1951

Photo(s) dated 4 Aug 1951
Ford Island, Pearl Harbor shipyard, and Hickam Field, Oahu, Hawaii post-war, Aug 4, 1951. Note oil slick streaming from the sunken Arizona, upper left.
2 Oct 1951

Photo(s) dated 2 Oct 1951
Pearl Harbor’s Main Entrance Channel, Ford Island, and the Naval Shipyard, Oahu, Hawaii, Oct 2, 1951.
15 Jan 1952

Hawaii
  • Marine Corps Air Station Kaneohe Bay was established on the former site of US Army's Fort Hase and US Navy's Naval Air Station Kaneohe in the US Territory of Hawaii. ww2dbase [Kaneohe Naval Air Station | Kaneohe, Oahu | CPC]
18 Jun 1952

Hawaii
28 Oct 1952

Photo(s) dated 28 Oct 1952
USS Iowa entering Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii with her rails manned as she prepares to pass the sunken USS Arizona, 28 Oct 1952
14 Oct 1953

Photo(s) dated 14 Oct 1953
An oblique aerial view of the Ewa Plain, Oahu, Hawaii looking east, Oct 14, 1953. Barbers Point Naval Air Station is in the center and the former Ewa Marine Corps Air Station beyond.
13 Sep 1954

Hawaii
  • USS Sterlet arrived at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii and was assigned to Submarine Squadron 1. ww2dbase [Sterlet | Honolulu, Oahu | CPC]
7 Dec 1954

Hawaii
21 Feb 1955

Photo(s) dated 21 Feb 1955
Aerial view of Bellows Air Force Base, Oahu, Hawaii, Feb 21, 1955, when Bellows’ aviation era was winding down.
31 May 1958

Photo(s) dated 31 May 1958
Crew of the USS Bennington honoring the sunken USS Arizona as she passes in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 31 May 1958. Note that Bennington now has an angled flight deck and a starboard side deck edge aircraft elevator.
1 Jul 1959

Photo(s) dated 1 Jul 1959
USS Saint Paul off Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, 1 Jul 1959
20 Nov 1959

Photo(s) dated 20 Nov 1959
The Ewa Plain on the south coast of Oahu, Hawaii with Barbers Point Naval Air Station on the left and the former Ewa Marine Corps Air Station on the right, Nov 20, 1959
6 Jul 1960

Photo(s) dated 6 Jul 1960
Japanese Type A Kō-hyōteki-class midget submarine used in the Pearl Harbor Attack recovered from the Keehi Lagoon off Honolulu, Hawaii, 6 Jul 1960. A floating heavy-lift crane is lowering the submarine onto a lighter.
14 Jul 1960

Photo(s) dated 14 Jul 1960
USS Current at Pearl HarborUSS Current alongside Pearl Harbor Salvage Dock as Floating Crane YD-121 lifts a Japanese Type A Kō-hyōteki-class midget submarine used in the Pearl Harbor Attack salvaged from Oahu’s Keehi Lagoon, 14 Jul 1960.
27 Mar 1961

Hawaii
10 Jan 1963

Hawaii
5 Mar 1964

Hawaii
9 Mar 1964

Photo(s) dated 9 Mar 1964
Overhead view of Barbers Point Naval Air Station, Oahu, Hawaii, Mar 9, 1964
19 Mar 1964

Photo(s) dated 19 Mar 1964
Preston arriving at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, United States, 19 Mar 1964
30 Mar 1964

Hawaii
25 May 1964

Hawaii
17 Jun 1964

Hawaii
19 Aug 1964

Hawaii
9 Sep 1964

Hawaii
10 Sep 1974

Hawaii
5 Jan 1978

Photo(s) dated 5 Jan 1978
The 200-ton Hammerhead Crane fixed to Berth B-12 at the Repair Basins of the Naval Operating Base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 5 Jan 1978. This crane was in use from 1935 and removed in 1986.
1 Apr 1981

Hawaii
28 May 1987

Hawaii
31 Mar 1992

Photo(s) dated 31 Mar 1992
Brass marker affixed to the Verandah Deck of the USS Missouri on the spot where the Japanese surrender was signed 2 Sept 1945. This is at least the third marker used and is now on the Missouri museum ship in Pearl Harbor
1 Jul 1999

Hawaii
30 Nov 2014

Photo(s) dated 30 Nov 2014
Museum ship Bowfin, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, United States, 30 Nov 2014



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