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|14°00'N, 120°00'E |
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|HMAS Australia]]<br>(Heavy cruiser) |
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|8 January 1945 |
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|16°22'N, 120°12'E |
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|Cressman p 606 |
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|HMAS Australia]]<br>(Heavy cruiser) |
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|9 January 1945 |
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|16°22'N, 120°12'E |
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|Cressman p 607 |
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|[[USS Bache (DD-470)]]<br>(Destroyer) |
|[[USS Bache (DD-470)]]<br>(Destroyer) |
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|[[USS Belknap (DD-251)]]<br>( |
|[[USS Belknap (DD-251)]] (APD-34)<br>(Troop Transport (High Speed)) |
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|Damaged |
|Damaged |
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|11 January 1945 |
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|Off Luzon, 16°20'N, 120°10'E |
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|Cressman p 608 |
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|[[USS Belleau Wood (CVL-24)]]<br>(Aircraft Carrier, Light) |
|[[USS Belleau Wood (CVL-24)]]<br>(Aircraft Carrier, Light) |
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|[[USS Bismarck Sea (CVE-95)]] (CVE-21)<br>(Aircraft Carrier, escort) |
|[[USS Bismarck Sea (CVE-95)]] (CVE-21)<br>(Aircraft Carrier, escort) |
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|Sunk |
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|21 February 1945 |
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|Off Iwo Jima, 24°36'N, 141°48'E |
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|Cressman p 627 |
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|[[USS Bowers (DE-637)]]<br>(Destroyer escort) |
|[[USS Bowers (DE-637)]]<br>(Destroyer escort) |
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|[[USS Callaway (APA-35)]]<br>(Attack Personnel Transport Ship) |
|[[USS Callaway (APA-35)]]<br>(Attack Personnel Transport Ship) |
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|Damaged |
|Damaged |
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|7 January 1945 |
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|17°00'N, 120°00'E |
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|Cressman p 607 |
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|[[SS Canada Victory]]<br>(Victory cargo ship) |
|[[SS Canada Victory]]<br>(Victory cargo ship) |
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|16°20'N, 120°10'E |
|16°20'N, 120°10'E |
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|Cressman p 604 |
|Cressman p 604 |
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|[[USS Columbia (CL-56)]]<br>(Light cruiser) |
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|Damaged |
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|9 January 1945 |
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|16°08'N, 120°10'E |
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|Cressman p 607 |
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|[[USS Comfort (AH-6)]]<br>(Hospital ship) |
|[[USS Comfort (AH-6)]]<br>(Hospital ship) |
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|Tacloban, Leyte |
|Tacloban, Leyte |
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|Cressman p 561 |
|Cressman p 561 |
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|[[SS David Dudley Field]]<br>(Cargo ship) |
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|Damaged |
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|12 January 1945 |
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|Subic Bay |
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|Cressman p 609 |
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|[[USS Devilfish (SS-292)]]<br>(Submarine) |
|[[USS Devilfish (SS-292)]]<br>(Submarine) |
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|[[USS |
|[[USS Dupage (APA-41)]]<br>(Attack Personnel Transport Ship) |
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|Damaged |
|Damaged |
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|10 January 1945 |
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|16°17'N, 120°15'E |
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|Cressman p 608 |
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|[[SS Edward M. Wescott]]<br>(Cargo ship) |
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|Damaged |
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|12 January 1945 |
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|Off the west coast of Luzon |
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|Cressman p 609 |
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|[[USS Egeria (ARL-8)]]<br>(Repair Ship, Landing Craft) |
|[[USS Egeria (ARL-8)]]<br>(Repair Ship, Landing Craft) |
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|11°11'N, 125°05'E |
|11°11'N, 125°05'E |
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|Cressman p 575 |
|Cressman p 575 |
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|[[SS Elmira Victory]]<br>(Cargo ship) |
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|Damaged |
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|12 January 1945 |
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|16°11'N, 120°20'E |
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|Cressman p 609 |
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|[[USS Emmons (DD-457)]] (DMS-22)<br>(High-speed minesweeper) |
|[[USS Emmons (DD-457)]] (DMS-22)<br>(High-speed minesweeper) |
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|[[USS Gilligan (DE-508)]]<br>(Destroyer escort) |
|[[USS Gilligan (DE-508)]]<br>(Destroyer escort) |
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|Damaged |
|Damaged |
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|12 January 1945 |
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|Off the west coast of Luzon, 16°20'N, 120°10'E |
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|Cressman p 609 |
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|[[USS Gregory (DD-802)]]<br>(Destroyer) |
|[[USS Gregory (DD-802)]]<br>(Destroyer) |
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|[[USS Hodges (DE-231)]]<br>(Destroyer escort) |
|[[USS Hodges (DE-231)]]<br>(Destroyer escort) |
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|Damaged |
|Damaged |
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|9 January 1945 |
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|16°22'N, 120°12'E |
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|Cressman p 607 |
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|[[USS Hopkins (DD-249)]]<br>(Destroyer) |
|[[USS Hopkins (DD-249)]]<br>(Destroyer) |
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|Sunk |
|Sunk |
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|28 December 1944 |
|28 December 1944 |
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|Off Mindoro |
|Off Mindoro, 9°1'11"N 123°26'50"E |
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|Cressma p 598 |
|Cressma p 598 |
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|Cressman p 595 |
|Cressman p 595 |
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|[[USS Kadashan Bay (CVE-76)]]<br>(Aircraft |
|[[USS Kadashan Bay (CVE-76)]]<br>(Aircraft carrier, escort) |
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|Damaged |
|Damaged |
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|8 January 1945 |
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|15°10'N, 119°08'E |
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|Cressman p 606 |
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|[[USS Kalinin Bay (CVE-68)]]<br>(Aircraft Carrier, Escort) |
|[[USS Kalinin Bay (CVE-68)]]<br>(Aircraft Carrier, Escort) |
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|Cressman p 563 |
|Cressman p 563 |
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|[[USS Keokuk ( |
|[[USS Keokuk (AKN-4)]]<br>(Net Cargo Ship) |
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|Damaged |
|Damaged |
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|21 February 1945 |
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|24°36'N, 141°48'E |
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|Cressman p 627 |
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|[[USS Kidd (DD-661)]]<br>(Destroyer) |
|[[USS Kidd (DD-661)]]<br>(Destroyer) |
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|11°10'N, 126°20'E |
|11°10'N, 126°20'E |
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|Cressman p 563 |
|Cressman p 563 |
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|[[USS Kitkun Bay (CVE-71)]]<br>(Aircraft carrier, escort) |
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|Damaged |
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|8 January 1945 |
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|15°48'N, 119°09'E |
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|Cressman p 606 |
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|[[SS Kyle V. Johnson]]<br>(Cargo Ship) |
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|Damaged |
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|12 January 1945 |
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|15°12'N, 119°30'E |
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|Cressman p 609 |
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|[[USS La Grange (APA-124)]]<br>(Attack Personnel Transport Ship) |
|[[USS La Grange (APA-124)]]<br>(Attack Personnel Transport Ship) |
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|15°36'N, 119°20'E |
|15°36'N, 119°20'E |
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|Cressman p 604 |
|Cressman p 604 |
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|[[USS LCI(G)-365]]<br>(Landing craft, infantry (gun boat)) |
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|Sunk<ref name="sunkboat" /> |
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|10 January 1945 |
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|16°06'N, 120°14'E |
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|Cressman p 607 |
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|[[USS LCI(G)-404]]<br>(Landing craft Infantry (gunboat)) |
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|8 January 1945 |
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|Damaged<ref name="swim">Damaged by suicide swimmers</ref> |
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|Yoo Passage, Palaus |
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|Cressman p 606 |
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|[[USS LCI(M)-974]]<br>(Landing craft, infantry (mortar)) |
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|Sunk<ref name="sunkboat">Sunk by Japanese assault demolition boats</ref> |
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|10 January 1945 |
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|16°06'N, 120°14'E |
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|Cressman p 607 |
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|[[USS LCS(L)-7]]<br>(Support Landing Craft, Large (Rocket)) |
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|Sunk<ref name="boat" /> |
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|16 February 1945 |
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|At the entrance to Mariveles harbor |
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|Cressman p 623 |
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|[[USS LCS(L)(3)-15]]<br>(Landing craft, support (large) (Mk. III)) |
|[[USS LCS(L)(3)-15]]<br>(Landing craft, support (large) (Mk. III)) |
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|off Leyte, 11°11'N, 125°05'E |
|off Leyte, 11°11'N, 125°05'E |
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|Cressman p575 |
|Cressman p575 |
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|[[USS Leray Wilson (DE-414)]]<br>(Destroyer escort) |
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|Damaged |
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|10 January 1945 |
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|16°20'N, 120°10'E |
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|Cressman p 608 |
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|[[USS Leutze (DD-481)]]<br>(Destroyer) |
|[[USS Leutze (DD-481)]]<br>(Destroyer) |
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|10°57'N, 124°35'E |
|10°57'N, 124°35'E |
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|Cressman p 589 |
|Cressman p 589 |
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|[[USS LST-477]]<br>(Landing ship, tank) |
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|Damaged |
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|21 February 1945 |
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|24°40'N, 141°44'E |
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|Cressman p 627 |
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|[[USS LST-447]]<br>(Landing ship, tank) |
|[[USS LST-447]]<br>(Landing ship, tank) |
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|off southern tip of Mindoro, 12°19'N, 121°05'E<ref>scuttled by destroyer Hall (DD-583)</ref> |
|off southern tip of Mindoro, 12°19'N, 121°05'E<ref>scuttled by destroyer Hall (DD-583)</ref> |
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|Cressman p 592-593 |
|Cressman p 592-593 |
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|[[USS LST-610]]<br>(Landing ship tank) |
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|Damaged<ref name="boat" /> |
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|10 January 1945 |
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|16°20'N, 120°10'E |
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|Cressman p 607 |
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|[[USS LST-700]]<br>(Landing ship, tank) |
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|Damaged |
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|12 January 1945 |
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|14°04'N, 119°25'E |
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|Cressman p 609 |
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|[[USS LST-737]]<br>(Landing ship, tank) |
|[[USS LST-737]]<br>(Landing ship, tank) |
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|11°13'N, 121°04'E |
|11°13'N, 121°04'E |
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|Cressman p 595 |
|Cressman p 595 |
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|[[USS LST-750]]<br>(Landing ship, tank) |
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|Sunk<ref>scuttled by destroyer Edwards (DD-619)</ref> |
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|28 December 1944 |
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|09°01'N, 122°30'E |
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|Cressma p 598 |
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|[[USS LST-809]]<br>(Landing ship, tank) |
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|Damaged |
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|21 February 1945 |
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|24°08'N, 142°06'E |
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|Cressman p 627 |
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|[[USS LST-884]]<br>(Landing ship, tank) |
|[[USS LST-884]]<br>(Landing ship, tank) |
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|[[USS LST- |
|[[USS LST-912]]<br>(Landing ship tank) |
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|Damaged |
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|Sunk<ref>scuttled by destroyer Edwards (DD-619)</ref> |
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|7 January 1945 |
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|28 December 1944 |
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|Cressman p 607 |
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|[[USS LST-925]]<br>(Landing ship tank) |
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|Damaged<ref name="boat" /> |
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|9 January 1945 |
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|16°20'N, 120°10'E |
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|Cressman p 607 |
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|[[USS LST-1028]]<br>(Landing ship tank) |
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|Damaged<ref name="boat" /> |
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|9 January 1945 |
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|16°20'N, 120°10'E |
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|Cressman p 607 |
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|[[USS Luce (DD-522)]]<br>(Destroyer) |
|[[USS Luce (DD-522)]]<br>(Destroyer) |
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|[[USS Lunga Point (CVE-94)]]<br>(Aircraft carrier, escort) |
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|Damaged |
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|21 February 1945 |
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|24°40'N, 141°44'E |
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|Cressman p 627 |
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|[[USS Maddox (DD-731)]]<br>(Destroyer) |
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|Damaged |
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|21 January 1945 |
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|23°06'N, 122°43'E |
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|Cressman p 613 |
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|[[USS Mahan (DD-364)]]<br>(Destroyer) |
|[[USS Mahan (DD-364)]]<br>(Destroyer) |
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|[[USS Mississippi (BB-41)]]<br>(Battleship) |
|[[USS Mississippi (BB-41)]]<br>(Battleship) |
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|Damaged |
|Damaged |
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|9 January 1945 |
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|16°08'N, 120°18'E |
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|Cressman p 607 |
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|[[USS Moale (DD-693)]]<br>(Destroyer) |
|[[USS Moale (DD-693)]]<br>(Destroyer) |
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|Northeastern area of the Sulu Sea |
|Northeastern area of the Sulu Sea |
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|Cressman p 603 |
|Cressman p 603 |
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|[[SS Otis Skinner]]<br>(Cargo ship) |
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|Damaged |
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|12 January 1945 |
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|14°42'N, 119°35'E |
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|Cressman p 609 |
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|[[USS Pathfinder (AGS-1)]]<br>(Surveying Ship) |
|[[USS Pathfinder (AGS-1)]]<br>(Surveying Ship) |
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|12°19'N, 121°02'E |
|12°19'N, 121°02'E |
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|Cressman p 593 |
|Cressman p 593 |
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|[[USS PC-1129]]<br>(Coastal Patrol Craft) |
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|Damaged<ref name="boat" /> |
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|31 January 1945 |
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|14°05'N, 120°30'E |
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|Cressman p 617 |
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|[[USS Philip (DD-498)]]<br>(Destroyer) |
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|Damaged<ref name="boat" /> |
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|10 January 1945 |
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|16°06'N, 120°14'E |
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|Cressman p 607 |
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|[[USS Pinkney (APH-2)]]<br>(Troop Transport, Hospital) |
|[[USS Pinkney (APH-2)]]<br>(Troop Transport, Hospital) |
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|[[USS Rednour (APD-102)]]<br>(High |
|[[USS Rednour (APD-102)]]<br>(Troop Transport (High Speed)) |
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|Damaged |
|Damaged |
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|16°20'N, 120°10'E |
|16°20'N, 120°10'E |
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|Cressman p 604 |
|Cressman p 604 |
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|[[USS Richard W. Suesens (DE-342)]]<br>(Destroyer escort) |
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|Damaged |
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|12 January 1945 |
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|Off the west coast of Luzon, 16°20'N, 120°10'E |
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|Cressman p 609 |
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|[[USS Riddle (DE-185)]]<br>(Destroyer escort) |
|[[USS Riddle (DE-185)]]<br>(Destroyer escort) |
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|[[USS Robinson(DD-562)]]<br>(Destroyer) |
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|Damaged<ref name="boat" /> |
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|10 January |
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|16°06'N, 120°14'E |
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|Cressman p 607 |
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|[[USS Roper (DD-147)]]<br>(Destroyer) |
|[[USS Roper (DD-147)]]<br>(Destroyer) |
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|[[USS Salamaua (CVE-96)]]<br>(Aircraft |
|[[USS Salamaua (CVE-96)]]<br>(Aircraft carrier, escort) |
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|Damaged |
|Damaged |
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|13 January 1945 |
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|17°09'N, 119°21'E |
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|Cressman p 610 |
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|[[USS Samuel S. Miles (DE-183)]]<br>(Destroyer escort) |
|[[USS Samuel S. Miles (DE-183)]]<br>(Destroyer escort) |
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|09°45'N, 126°20'E |
|09°45'N, 126°20'E |
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|Cressman p 563 |
|Cressman p 563 |
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|[[USS Saratoga (CV-3)]]<br>(Aircraft carrier) |
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|Damaged |
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|21 February 1945 |
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|24°56'N, 142°01'E |
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|Cressman p 627 |
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|[[USS Saufley (DD-465)]]<br>(Destroyer) |
|[[USS Saufley (DD-465)]]<br>(Destroyer) |
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|off Leyte, 11°11'N, 125°05'E |
|off Leyte, 11°11'N, 125°05'E |
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|Cressman p 575 |
|Cressman p 575 |
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|[[USS Ticonderoga (CV-14)]]<br>(Aircraft carrier) |
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|Damaged |
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|21 January 1945 |
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|22°40'N, 122°57'E |
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|Cressman p 613 |
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|[[USS Twiggs (DD-591)]]<br>(Destroyer) |
|[[USS Twiggs (DD-591)]]<br>(Destroyer) |
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|16°40'N, 120°10'E |
|16°40'N, 120°10'E |
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|Cressman p 605 |
|Cressman p 605 |
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|[[USS War Hawk (AP-168)]]<br>(Personnel Transport Ship) |
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|Damaged<ref name="boat">Damaged by Japanese assault demolition boats</ref> |
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|9 January 1945 |
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|16°20'N, 120°10'E |
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|Cressman p 607 |
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|War Hawk (AP-168)]]<br>(Personnel Transport Ship) |
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|Damaged<ref name="boat" /> |
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|10 January 1945 |
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|16°06'N, 120°14'E |
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|Cressman p 607 |
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|[[USS Ward (APD-16)]]<br>(Troop Transport (High Speed)) |
|[[USS Ward (APD-16)]]<br>(Troop Transport (High Speed)) |
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|[[USS Zeilin (APA-3)]]<br>(Attack Personnel Transport Ship) |
|[[USS Zeilin (APA-3)]]<br>(Attack Personnel Transport Ship) |
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|Damaged |
|Damaged |
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|12 January 1945 |
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|15°23'N, 119°25'E |
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|Cressman p 609 |
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| Ship | Damaged or Sunk | Date | Location | Source | |
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| USS Aaron Ward (DM-34) (Destroyer minelayer) |
Damaged[1] | 3 May 1945 | Okinawa radar picket station number 10 | Cressman p 672 Rieley p 220-214 DANFS | |
| USS Abner Read (DD-526) (Destroyer) |
Sunk | 1 Nov 1944 | 10°47'N 125°22'E | Cressman p 569 DANFS | |
| USS Achernar (AKA-53) (Attack cargo ship) |
Damaged | 2 April 1945 | San Pedro Bay, Philippine Islands | Cressman p 653 DANFS | |
| USS Achilles (ARL-41) (Repair Ship, Landing Craft) |
Damaged | 11°11'N, 125°05'E | Cressman p575 DANFS Navsource.org | ||
| SS Alcoa Pioneer (Cargo ship) |
Damaged | 19 November 1944 | San Pedro Bay, Leyte | Cressman p 581 | |
| SS Alexander Majors (Cargo ship) |
damaged | 12 November 1944 | off Leyte, 11°11'N, 125°05'E | Cressman p575 Bud's Cargo Ships | |
| USS Allen M. Sumner (DD-692) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | 6 January | 16°40'N, 120°10'E | Cressman p 604 | |
| USS Alpine (APA-92) (Attack Personnel Transport Ship) |
Damaged | 12 November 1944 | 11°07'N, 125°02'E | Cressman p 579 DANFS Navsource | |
| USS Alpine (APA-92) (Attack Personnel Transport Ship) |
Damaged | 17 November 1944 | off Leyte, 11°07'N, 125°02'E | Cressman p 579 | |
| USS Ammen (DD-527) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | 1 November 1944 | 10°40'N, 125°20'E | Cressman p 569 | |
| USS Anderson (DD-411) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | 1 November 1944 | 10°11'N, 125°02'E | Cressman p 569 | |
| USS Anthony (DD-515) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Apache (ATF-67) (Fleet Tug) |
Damaged | 5 January 1945 | 15°53'N, 120°00'E | Cressman p 604 | |
| HMAS Arunta (Destroyer) |
Damaged | 5 January 1945 | 14°00'N, 120°00'E | Cressman p 604 | |
| SS Augustus Thomas (Liberty Cargo ship) |
Damaged | 24 October 1944 | San Pedro Bay, Philippine Islands | Cressman p 561 | |
| USS Aulick (DD-569) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | 29 November 1944 | 10°35'N, 125°40'E | Cressman p 585 | |
| HMAS Australia (D84) (Heavy cruiser) |
Damaged | 5 January 1945 | 14°00'N, 120°00'E | Cressman p 604 | |
| HMAS Australia]] (Heavy cruiser) |
Damaged | 8 January 1945 | 16°22'N, 120°12'E | Cressman p 606 | |
| HMAS Australia]] (Heavy cruiser) |
Damaged | 9 January 1945 | 16°22'N, 120°12'E | Cressman p 607 | |
| USS Bache (DD-470) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Barry (DD-248) (APD-29) (Troop Transport (High Speed)) |
Damaged | 21 Jun 1945[2] | off Okinawa | Naval Historical Center DANFS Kimball (2007) | |
| USS Bates (DE-68) (APD-47) (Troop Transport (High Speed)) |
Sunk | 25 May 1945 | |||
| USS Belknap (DD-251) (APD-34) (Troop Transport (High Speed)) |
Damaged | 11 January 1945 | Off Luzon, 16°20'N, 120°10'E | Cressman p 608 | |
| USS Belleau Wood (CVL-24) (Aircraft Carrier, Light) |
Damaged | 30 October | 15°07'N, 124°01'E | Cressman p 568 | |
| SS Benjamin Ide Wheeler (Liberty Cargo ship) |
damaged | 27 October | Off Leyte | Cressman p 566 | |
| USS Birmingham (CL-62) (Light cruiser) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Bismarck Sea (CVE-95) (CVE-21) (Aircraft Carrier, escort) |
Sank | 21 February 1945 | Off Iwo Jima, 24°36'N, 141°48'E | Cressman p 627 | |
| USS Bowers (DE-637) (Destroyer escort) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Braine (DD-630) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Bright (DE-747) (Destroyer escort) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Brooks (DD-232) (APD-10) (Troop Transport (High Speed)) |
Damaged | 6 January 1945 | 16°20'N, 120°10'E | Cressman p 604 | |
| USS Bryant (DD-665) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | 22 December 1944 | off Mindoro, 12°00'N, 121°00'E | Cressman p 595 | |
| USS Bullard (DD-660) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Bunker Hill (CV-17) (Aircraft carrier) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Bush (DD-529) (Destroyer) |
Sunk | 6 Apr 1945 | |||
| USS Butler (DD-636) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Cabot (CVL-28) (Aircraft carrier, light) |
Damaged | 25 November 1944 | 15°42'N, 123°09'E | Cressman p 584 | |
| USS Caldwell (DD-605) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | 12 December 1944 | off Leyte, 10°30'N, 124°42'E | Cressman p 592 | |
| USS California (BB-44) (Battleship) |
Damaged | 6 January 1945 | 16°20'N, 120°10'E | Cressman p 604 | |
| USS Callaghan (DD-792) (Destroyer) |
Sunk | 29 July 1945[3] | |||
| USS Callaway (APA-35) (Attack Personnel Transport Ship) |
Damaged | 7 January 1945 | 17°00'N, 120°00'E | Cressman p 607 | |
| SS Canada Victory (Victory cargo ship) |
Sunk | 27 Apr 1945 | |||
| SS Cape Constance (Cargo ship) |
Damaged | 3 November | Tacloban, Leyte | Cressman p 571 | |
| SS Cape Romano (Cargo ship) |
Damaged | 19 November 1944 | San Pedro Bay, Leyte | Cressman p 581 | |
| USS Cassin Young (DD-793) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Champion (AM-314) (Minelayer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Chase (DE-158) (Destroyer escort) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Claxton (DD-571) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | 1 November 1944 | 10°40'N, 125°20'E | Cressman p 569 | |
| USS Colhoun (DD-801) (Destroyer) |
Sunk | 6 Apr 1944 | |||
| USS Colorado (BB-45) (Battleship) |
Damaged | 27 November 1944 | 10°50'N, 125°25'E | Cressman p 585 | |
| USS Columbia (CL-56) (Light cruiser) |
Damaged | 6 January 1945 | 16°20'N, 120°10'E | Cressman p 604 | |
| USS Columbia (CL-56) (Light cruiser) |
Damaged | 9 January 1945 | 16°08'N, 120°10'E | Cressman p 607 | |
| USS Comfort (AH-6) (Hospital ship) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Cowanesque (AO-79)]] (Fleet Oiler) |
Damaged | 3 January 1945 | 08°56'N, 122°49'E | Cressman p 603 | |
| USS Cowell (DD-547) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Daly (DD-519) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| SS David Dudley Field (Cargo ship) |
Damaged | 24 October | Tacloban, Leyte | Cressman p 561 | |
| SS David Dudley Field (Cargo ship) |
Damaged | 12 January 1945 | Subic Bay | Cressman p 609 | |
| USS Devilfish (SS-292) (Submarine) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Dickerson (DD-157) (APD-21) (Troop Transport (High Speed)) |
Damaged | 2 Apr 1945 | Kadena Bay, Okinawa | Rieley p 104 Cressman 653 DANFS | |
| USS Denver (CL-58) (Light cruiser) |
Damaged | 28 October | 10°57'N, 125°02'E | Cressman p 567 | |
| USS Dorsey (DD-117) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Douglas H. Fox (DD-779) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Drayton (DD-366) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | 5 December 1944 | 10°10'N, 125°20'E | Cressman p 588 | |
| USS Drexler (DD-741) (Destroyer) |
Sunk | 28 May 1945 | |||
| USS Dupage (APA-41) (Attack Personnel Transport Ship) |
Damaged | 10 January 1945 | 16°17'N, 120°15'E | Cressman p 608 | |
| SS Edward M. Wescott (Cargo ship) |
Damaged | 12 January 1945 | Off the west coast of Luzon | Cressman p 609 | |
| USS Egeria (ARL-8) (Repair Ship, Landing Craft) |
Damaged | 12 November | 11°11'N, 125°05'E | Cressman p 575 | |
| SS Elmira Victory (Cargo ship) |
Damaged | 12 January 1945 | 16°11'N, 120°20'E | Cressman p 609 | |
| USS Emmons (DD-457) (DMS-22) (High-speed minesweeper) |
Sunk | 6 Apr 1945 | |||
| USS England (DE-635) (Destroyer escort) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Enterprise (CV-6) (Aircraft carrier) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Essex (CV-9) (Aircraft carrier) |
Damaged | 25 November 1944 | 15°47'N, 124°14'E | Cressman p 584 | |
| USS Evans (DD-552) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Facility (AM-233) (Minesweeper) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Foote (DD-511) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | 21 December 1944 | Off Mindoro, 11°05'N, 121°20'E | Cressman p 595 | |
| HMS Formidable (67) (Aircraft carrier) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Forrest (DD-461) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| SS Francisco Morozan (Cargo ship) |
Damaged[4] | 30 December 1944 | Off Mindoro | Cressman p 598 | |
| USS Franklin (CV-13) (Aircraft carrier) |
Damaged | 13 October 1944 | 22°55'N, 123°12'E | Cressman, p 554 DANFS | |
| USS Gansevoort (DD-608) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | 30 December 1944 | 12°21'N, 121°02'E | Cressman p 598 | |
| MV General Fleischer (Norwegian motor vessel) |
Damaged | 19 November 1944 | San Pedro Bay, Leyte | Cressman p 581 | |
| SS Gilbert Stuart (Cargo ship) |
Damaged | 18 November 1944 | Off Tacloban | Cressman p 580 | |
| USS Gilligan (DE-508) (Destroyer escort) |
Damaged | 12 January 1945 | Off the west coast of Luzon, 16°20'N, 120°10'E | Cressman p 609 | |
| USS Gregory (DD-802) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Guest (DD-472) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Gwin (DM-33) (Destroyer minelayer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Haggard (DD-555) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Halloran (DE-305) (Destroyer escort) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Hambleton (DD-455) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Hancock (CV-19) (Aircraft carrier) |
Damaged | 25 November 1944 | 15°47'N, 124°14'E | Cressman p 584 | |
| USS Hank (DD-702) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Haraden (DD-585) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | 13 December 1944 | 08°40'N, 122°33'E Mindanao-Negros area |
Cressman p 592 | |
| USS Harding (DD-625) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Haynsworth (DD-700) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Hazelwood (DD-531) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Helm (DD-388) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | 5 January 1945 | 15°00'N, 119°00'E | Cressman p 604 | |
| USS Henrico (APA-45) (Attack Personnel Transport Ship) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Hinsdale (APA-120) (Attack Personnel Transport Ship) |
Damaged | ||||
| SS Hobbs Victory (Victory cargo ship) |
Sunk | 6 Apr 1945 | |||
| USS Hobson (DD-464) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Hodges (DE-231) (Destroyer escort) |
Damaged | 9 January 1945 | 16°22'N, 120°12'E | Cressman p 607 | |
| USS Hopkins (DD-249) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Howorth (DD-592) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | 15 December 1944 | 12°19'N, 121°02'E | Cressman p 593 | |
| USS Hughes (DD-410) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | 10 December 1944 | 10°15'N, 125°10'E | Cressman p 590 | |
| USS Hyman (DD-732) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| HMS Indefatigable (R10) (Aircraft Carrier) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Ingraham (DD-694) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Intrepid (CV-11) (Aircraft Carrier) |
Damaged | 29 October | 15°07'N, 124°01'E | Cressman p 567 | |
| USS Intrepid (CV-11) (Aircraft carrier) |
Damaged | 25 November 1944 | 15°47'N, 124°14'E | Cressman p 584 | |
| USS Isherwood (DD-520) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS J. William Ditter (DM-31) (Destroyer minelayer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS James O'Hara (APA-90) (Attack Personnel Transport Ship) |
Damaged | 23 November 1944 | off Leyte, 10°57'N, 125°02'E | Cressman p 583 | |
| SS Jeremiah M. Daily (Cargo ship) |
Damaged | 12 November 1944 | off Leyte, 11°11'N, 125°05'E | Cressman p575 | |
| SS John Burke (Liberty Cargo ship) |
Sunk | 28 December 1944 | Off Mindoro, 9°1'11"N 123°26'50"E | Cressma p 598 | |
| SS John Evans (Cargo ship) |
Damaged | 5 December 1944 | San Pedro Bay, Leyte, 09°34'N, 127°30'E | Cressman p 588 | |
| SS Juan de Fuca (Cargo ship) |
Damaged | 21 December 1944 | Off Panay, continues on to Mindoro (see 31 December) | Cressman p 595 | |
| USS Kadashan Bay (CVE-76) (Aircraft carrier, escort) |
Damaged | 8 January 1945 | 15°10'N, 119°08'E | Cressman p 606 | |
| USS Kalinin Bay (CVE-68) (Aircraft Carrier, Escort) |
Damaged | 25 October 1944 | 11°10'N, 126°20'E | Cressman p 563 | |
| USS Keokuk (AKN-4) (Net Cargo Ship) |
Damaged | 21 February 1945 | 24°36'N, 141°48'E | Cressman p 627 | |
| USS Kidd (DD-661) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Kimberly (DD-521) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Kitkun Bay (CVE-71) (Aircraft Carrier, Escort) |
Damaged | 25 October 1944 | 11°10'N, 126°20'E | Cressman p 563 | |
| USS Kitkun Bay (CVE-71) (Aircraft carrier, escort) |
Damaged | 8 January 1945 | 15°48'N, 119°09'E | Cressman p 606 | |
| SS Kyle V. Johnson (Cargo Ship) |
Damaged | 12 January 1945 | 15°12'N, 119°30'E | Cressman p 609 | |
| USS La Grange (APA-124) (Attack Personnel Transport Ship) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Laffey (DD-724) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Lamson (DD-367) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | 7 December 1944 | 10°28'N, 124°41'E | Cressman p 589 | |
| USS LCI(G)-70 (Landing craft, infantry (gunboat)) |
Damaged | 5 January 1945 | 15°36'N, 119°20'E | Cressman p 604 | |
| USS LCI(G)-365 (Landing craft, infantry (gun boat)) |
Sunk[5] | 10 January 1945 | 16°06'N, 120°14'E | Cressman p 607 | |
| USS LCI(G)-404 (Landing craft Infantry (gunboat)) |
8 January 1945 | Damaged[6] | Yoo Passage, Palaus | Cressman p 606 | |
| USS LCI(M)-974 (Landing craft, infantry (mortar)) |
Sunk[5] | 10 January 1945 | 16°06'N, 120°14'E | Cressman p 607 | |
| USS LCS(L)-7 (Support Landing Craft, Large (Rocket)) |
Sunk[7] | 16 February 1945 | At the entrance to Mariveles harbor | Cressman p 623 | |
| USS LCS(L)(3)-15 (Landing craft, support (large) (Mk. III)) |
Sunk | 22 1945 | |||
| USS LCS(L)(3)-33 (Landing craft, support (large) (Mk. III)) |
Sunk | 12 Apr 1945[8] | Rielly (2000, 125) | Naval Historical Center Rielly 2000, 112,125 | |
| LCT-1075 (Landing craft, tank) |
Sunk[9] | 10 December 1944 | South of Dulag | Cressman p 590 | |
| SS Leonidas Merritt (Cargo ship) |
Damaged | 12 November 1944 | off Leyte, 11°11'N, 125°05'E | Cressman p575 | |
| USS Leray Wilson (DE-414) (Destroyer escort) |
Damaged | 10 January 1945 | 16°20'N, 120°10'E | Cressman p 608 | |
| USS Leutze (DD-481) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| SS Lewis L. Dyche (Liberty cargo ship) |
Sunk | 4 January 1945 | South of Mindoro | Cressman p 603 | |
| USS Lexington (CV-16) (Aircraft carrier) |
Damaged | 5 November 1944 | 16°20'N, 123°59'E | Cressman p 571 | |
| USS Liddle (APD-60) (Troop Transport (High Speed)) |
Damaged | 7 December 1944 | 10°57'N, 124°35'E | Cressman p 589 | |
| USS Lindsey (DM-32) (Destroyer minelayer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Little (DD-803) (Destroyer) |
Sunk | 3 May 1945 | |||
| SS Logan Victory (Victory cargo ship) |
Sunk | 6 Apr 1945 | |||
| USS Long (DD-209) (DMS-12) (High-speed minesweeper) |
Damaged | 6 January 1945 | 16°12'N, 120°11'E | Cressman p 604 | |
| USS Louisville (CA-28) (Heavy cruiser) |
Damaged | 5 January 1945 | 15°53'N, 120°00'E | Cressman p 604 | |
| USS Louisville (CA-28) (Heavy cruiser) |
Damaged | 6 January 1945 | 16°37'N, 120°17'E | Cressman p 604 | |
| USS Loy (DE-160) (Destroyer escort) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS LSM-18 (Landing ship, medium) |
Damaged | 7 December 1944 | 10°57'N, 124°35'E | Cressman p 589 | |
| USS LSM-19 (Landing ship, medium) |
Damaged | 7 December 1944 | 10°57'N, 124°35'E | Cressman p 589 | |
| USS LSM-20 (Landing ship, medium) |
Sunk | 5 Dec 1944 | |||
| USS LSM-59 (Landing ship, medium) |
Sunk | 21 June 1945 | |||
| USS LSM-135 (Landing ship, medium (rocket)) |
Sunk | 25 May 1945 | |||
| USS LSM(R)-189 (Landing ship, medium (rocket)) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS LSM(R)-190 (Landing ship, medium (rocket)) |
Sunk | 4 May 1945 | |||
| USS LSM(R)-194 (Landing ship, medium (rocket)) |
Sunk | 4 May 1945 | |||
| USS LSM(R)-195 (Landing ship, medium (rocket)) |
Sunk | 3 May 1945 | |||
| USS LSM-318 (Landing ship, medium) |
Sunk | 7 December 1944 | 10°57'N, 124°35'E | Cressman p 589 | |
| USS LST-477 (Landing ship, tank) |
Damaged | 21 February 1945 | 24°40'N, 141°44'E | Cressman p 627 | |
| USS LST-447 (Landing ship, tank) |
Sunk | 7 Apr 1945[10] | |||
| USS LST-460 (Landing ship, tank) |
Damaged | 21 December 1944 | 11°13'N, 121°04'E | Cressman p 595 | |
| USS LST-472 (Landing ship, tank) |
Damaged | 15 December 1944 | off southern tip of Mindoro, 12°19'N, 121°05'E[11] | Cressman p 592-593 | |
| USS LST-610 (Landing ship tank) |
Damaged[7] | 10 January 1945 | 16°20'N, 120°10'E | Cressman p 607 | |
| USS LST-700 (Landing ship, tank) |
Damaged | 12 January 1945 | 14°04'N, 119°25'E | Cressman p 609 | |
| USS LST-737 (Landing ship, tank) |
Damaged | 7 December 1944 | 10°57'N, 124°35'E | Cressman p 589 | |
| USS LST-738 (Landing ship, tank) |
Damaged | 15 December 1944 | off southern tip of Mindoro, 12°19'N, 121°05'E[12] | Cressman p 592-593 | |
| USS LST-749 (Landing ship, tank) |
Damaged | 21 December 1944 | 11°13'N, 121°04'E | Cressman p 595 | |
| USS LST-750 (Landing ship, tank) |
Sunk[13] | 28 December 1944 | 09°01'N, 122°30'E | Cressma p 598 | |
| USS LST-809 (Landing ship, tank) |
Damaged | 21 February 1945 | 24°08'N, 142°06'E | Cressman p 627 | |
| USS LST-884 (Landing ship, tank) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS LST-912 (Landing ship tank) |
Damaged | 7 January 1945 | 16°20'N 120°10'E | Cressman p 607 | |
| USS LST-925 (Landing ship tank) |
Damaged[7] | 9 January 1945 | 16°20'N, 120°10'E | Cressman p 607 | |
| USS LST-1028 (Landing ship tank) |
Damaged[7] | 9 January 1945 | 16°20'N, 120°10'E | Cressman p 607 | |
| USS Luce (DD-522) (Destroyer) |
Sunk | 4 May 1945 | |||
| USS Lunga Point (CVE-94) (Aircraft carrier, escort) |
Damaged | 21 February 1945 | 24°40'N, 141°44'E | Cressman p 627 | |
| USS Maddox (DD-731) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | 21 January 1945 | 23°06'N, 122°43'E | Cressman p 613 | |
| USS Mahan (DD-364) (Destroyer) |
Sank[14] | 7 December 1944 | 10°50'N, 124°30'E | Cressman p 589 | |
| USS Mahnomen County (LST-912) (Landing ship, tank) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Manila Bay (CVE-61) (Aircraft carrier, escort) |
Damaged | 5 January 1945 | 14°50'N, 119°10'E | Cressman p 604 | |
| USS Mannert L. Abele (DD-733) (Destroyer) |
Sunk | 12 Apr 1945 | |||
| SS Marcus Daly (Liberty Cargo ship) |
Damaged | 5 December 1944 | San Pedro Bay, Leyte, 09°34'N, 127°30'E | Cressman p 588 | |
| SS Marcus Daly (Cargo ship) |
Damaged | 10 December 1944 | South of Dulag | Cressman p 590 | |
| USS Marcus Island (CVE-77) (Aircraft carrier) |
Damaged | 15 December 1944 | off Mindoro | Cressman p 593 | |
| USS Maryland (BB-46) (Battleship) |
Damaged | 29 November 1944 | In Leyte Gulf, 10°41'N, 125°23'E | Cressman p 585 | |
| SS Matthew P. Deady (Cargo ship) |
Damaged | 3 November 1944 | Tacloban, Leyte | Cressman p 571 | |
| USS Mississinewa (AO-59) (Fleet oiler) |
Sunk[15] | 20 November 1944 | Ulithi, 10°06'N, 139°43'E | Cressman p 581 | |
| USS Mississippi (BB-41) (Battleship) |
Damaged | 9 January 1945 | 16°08'N, 120°18'E | Cressman p 607 | |
| USS Moale (DD-693) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Montpelier (CL-57) (Light cruiser) |
Damaged | 27 November 1944 | 10°50'N, 125°25'E | Cressman p 585 | |
| USS Morris (DD-417) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Morrison (DD-560) (Destroyer) |
Sunk | 4 May 1945 | |||
| SS Morrison R. Waite (Cargo ship) |
Damaged | 12 November 1944 | off Leyte, 11°11'N, 125°05'E | Cressman p575 | |
| USS Mugford (DD-389) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | 5 December 1944 | 10°15'N, 125°20'E | Cressman p 588 | |
| USS Mullany (DD-528) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Nashville (CL-43) (Light cruiser) |
Damaged | 13 December 1944 | 08°57'N, 123°28'E | Cressman p 592 | |
| USS Natoma Bay (CVE-62) (Aircraft Carrier, Escort) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Nevada (BB-36) (Battleship) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS New Mexico (BB-40) (Battleship) |
Damaged | 6 January 1945 | 16°20'N, 120°10'E | Cressman p 604 | |
| USS New York (BB-34) (Battleship) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Newcomb (DD-586) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | 6 January 1945 | 16°20'N, 120°10'E | Cressman p 604 | |
| USS O'Brien (DD-725) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | 6 January 1945 | 16°23'N, 120°14'E | Cressman p 604 | |
| USS O'Neill (DE-188) (Destroyer escort) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Orca (AVP-49) (Small Seaplane Tender) |
Damaged | 5 January 1945 | 15°36'N, 119°20'E | Cressman p 604 | |
| USS Orestes (AGP-10) (Patrol Craft Tender) |
Damaged | 30 December 1944 | 12°19'N, 121°04'E | Cressman p 598 | |
| USS Ommaney Bay (CVE-79) (Aircraft carrier, escort) |
Sunk[16] | 4 January 1945 | Northeastern area of the Sulu Sea | Cressman p 603 | |
| SS Otis Skinner (Cargo ship) |
Damaged | 12 January 1945 | 14°42'N, 119°35'E | Cressman p 609 | |
| USS Pathfinder (AGS-1) (Surveying Ship) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Paul Hamilton (DD-590) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | 15 December 1944 | 12°19'N, 121°02'E | Cressman p 593 | |
| USS PC-1129 (Coastal Patrol Craft) |
Damaged[7] | 31 January 1945 | 14°05'N, 120°30'E | Cressman p 617 | |
| USS Philip (DD-498) (Destroyer) |
Damaged[7] | 10 January 1945 | 16°06'N, 120°14'E | Cressman p 607 | |
| USS Pinkney (APH-2) (Troop Transport, Hospital) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Porcupine (IX-126) (Auxiliary tanker) |
Sunk | 30 December 1944 | 12°21'N, 121°02'E[17] | Cressman p 598 | |
| USS Prichett (DD-561) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Pringle (DD-477) (Destroyer) |
Sunk | 30 December 1944 | 12°18'N, 121°01'E | Cressman p 598 | |
| USS Purdy (DD-734) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS PT-84 (Patrol torpedo boat) |
Damaged | 17 December 1944 | off Mindoro, 12°19'N, 121°04'E | Cressman p 593 | |
| USS PT-223 (Patrol torpedo boat) |
Damaged | 15 December 1944 | 12°19'N, 121°05'E | Cressman p 593 | |
| [[USS PT-300 (Patrol torpedo boat) |
Sunk | 18 December 1944 | off Mindoro, 12°19'N, 121°05'E | Cressman p 593 | |
| USS PT-323 (Patrol torpedo boat) |
Sunk | 10 December 1944 | 10°33'N, 125°14'E | Cressman p 590 | |
| USS Rall (DE-304) (Destroyer escort) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Ralph Talbot (DD-390) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Randolph (CV-15) (Aircraft carrier) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Ransom (AM-283) (Minesweeper) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Rathburne (DD-113) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Rednour (APD-102) (Troop Transport (High Speed)) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Reid (DD-369) (Destroyer) |
Sunk | 11 December 1944 | off Leyte, 09°50'N, 124°55'E | Cressman p 591 | |
| USS Reno (CL-96) (Light cruiser) |
Damaged | 14 October 1944 | 22°48'N, 123°01'E | Cressman p 554 DANFS | |
| USS Richard P. Leary (DD-664) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | 6 January 1945 | 16°20'N, 120°10'E | Cressman p 604 | |
| USS Richard W. Suesens (DE-342) (Destroyer escort) |
Damaged | 12 January 1945 | Off the west coast of Luzon, 16°20'N, 120°10'E | Cressman p 609 | |
| USS Riddle (DE-185) (Destroyer escort) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Robinson(DD-562) (Destroyer) |
Damaged[7] | 10 January | 16°06'N, 120°14'E | Cressman p 607 | |
| USS Roper (DD-147) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Salamaua (CVE-96) (Aircraft carrier, escort) |
Damaged | 13 January 1945 | 17°09'N, 119°21'E | Cressman p 610 | |
| USS Samuel S. Miles (DE-183) (Destroyer escort) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS San Pablo (AVP-30) (Small Seaplane Tender) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Sandoval (APA-194) (Attack Personnel Transport Ship) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Sangamon (CVE-26) (Aircraft Carrier, Escort) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Santee (CVE-29) (Aircraft Carrier, Escort) |
Damaged | 25 October 1944 | 09°45'N, 126°20'E | Cressman p 563 | |
| USS Saratoga (CV-3) (Aircraft carrier) |
Damaged | 21 February 1945 | 24°56'N, 142°01'E | Cressman p 627 | |
| USS Saufley (DD-465) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | 29 November 1944 | 10°50'N, 125°25'E | Cressman p 585 | |
| USS Savo Island (CVE-78) (Aircraft carrier, escort) |
Damaged | 5 January 1945 | 14°50'N, 119°00'E | Cressman p 604 | |
| USS SC-744 (Submarine chaser) |
Sunk | 27 November 1944 | Leyte Gulf, 10°44'N, 125°07'E | Cressman p 585 | |
| USS Sederstrom (DE-31) (Destroyer escort) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Shubrick (DD-639) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Sims (DE-154) (Destroyer escort) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Sonoma (AT-12) ATO-12 (Fleet tug, old) |
Damaged | 24 October 1944 | San Pedro Bay, Leyte | Cressman p 561, Navsource.org | |
| USS Southard (DD-207) (DMS-10) (High Speed Minesweeper (converted destroyer)) |
Damaged | 6 January 1945 | 16°11'N, 126°16'E | Cressman p 604 | |
| USS Spectacle (AM-305) (Minesweeper) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS St. George (AV-16) (Seaplane Tender) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS St. Lo (CVE-63) (Escort carrier) |
Sunk | 25 Oct 1945[18] | 11°13'N, 126°05'E | Cressman p 563 | |
| USS St. Louis (CL-49) (Light cruiser) |
Damaged | 27 November 1944 | 10°50'N, 125°25'E | Cressman p 585 | |
| USS Stafford (DE-411) (Destroyer escort) |
Damaged | 5 January 1945 | 14°00'N, 120°00'E | Cressman p 604 | |
| USS Suwannee (CVE-27) (Aircraft Carrier, Escort) |
Damaged | 25 October 1944 | 09°45'N, 126°42'E | Cressman p 563 | |
| USS Swallow (AM-65) (Minesweeper) |
Sunk | 22 Apr 1945 | |||
| USS Taluga (AO-62) (Fleet Oiler) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Telfair (APA-210) (Attack Personnel Transport Ship) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Tennessee (BB-43) (Battleship) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Terror (CM-5) (Minelayer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Thatcher (DD-514) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| SS Thomas Nelson (Cargo ship) |
Damaged | 12 November 1944 | off Leyte, 11°11'N, 125°05'E | Cressman p 575 | |
| USS Ticonderoga (CV-14) (Aircraft carrier) |
Damaged | 21 January 1945 | 22°40'N, 122°57'E | Cressman p 613 | |
| USS Twiggs (DD-591) (Destroyer) |
Sunk | 16 Jun 1945 | |||
| USS Tyrrell (AKA-80) (Attack cargo) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Wadsworth (DD-516) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Walke (DD-723) (Destroyer) |
Damaged[19] | 6 January 1945 | 16°40'N, 120°10'E | Cressman p 605 | |
| USS War Hawk (AP-168) (Personnel Transport Ship) |
Damaged[7] | 9 January 1945 | 16°20'N, 120°10'E | Cressman p 607 | |
| [[USS | War Hawk (AP-168)]] (Personnel Transport Ship) |
Damaged[7] | 10 January 1945 | 16°06'N, 120°14'E | Cressman p 607 |
| USS Ward (APD-16) (Troop Transport (High Speed)) |
Sank[20] | 7 December 1944 | 10°51'N, 124°33'E | Cressman p 589 | |
| USS Wesson (DE-184) (Destroyer escort) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS White Plains (CVE-66) (Escort Carrier) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Whitehurst (DE-634) (Destroyer escort) |
Damaged | ||||
| SS William A. Coulter (Cargo ship) |
Damaged | 12 November 1944 | off Leyte, 11°11'N, 125°05'E | Cressman p 575 | |
| USS William D. Porter (DD-579) (Destroyer) |
Sunk | 10 June 1945 | |||
| SS William S. Ladd (Liberty Cargo ship) |
Sank | 10 December 1944 | South of Dulag | Cressman p 590 | |
| SS William Sharon (Cargo ship) |
Damaged and abandoned | 28 December 1944 | Off Mindoro[21] | Cressma p 598 | |
| USS Wilson (DD-408) (Destroyer) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Witter (DE-636) (Destroyer escort) |
Damaged | ||||
| USS Zeilin (APA-3) (Attack Personnel Transport Ship) |
Damaged | 12 January 1945 | 15°23'N, 119°25'E | Cressman p 609 |
References
- ^ Ward was hit by kamikazes 6 times)
- ^ The Naval Historical Center listing states that Barry (APD-29) was "damaged by Kamikaze attack off Okinawa, Ryukyu Islands, 25 May 1945, and sunk as a decoy, 21 June 1945." This description does not make clear how Barry sank on June 21, 1945.
The Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships describes the sinking as follows:
- Barry was towed to the anchorage at Kerama Retto 28 May and found too extensively damaged to warrant repair or salvage. Stripped of useful gear, she was decommissioned 21 June 1945. Later in the day she was towed from the harbor of Kerama Retto to be used as a decoy for the kamikazes. While under tow she was attacked by Japanese suicide planes and sunk along with her escort, LSM-59.
- The USS Barry was an old four-stacker Destroyer commissioned around 1920 and modernized and converted into a high-speed troop transport and reclassified as an APD. It took some hits and was intentionally run up on the beach to avoid sinking in deep water and it spent sometime just sitting there. The High Command was experimenting with methods of defending against the relentless kamikaze attacks by the Japanese pilots and it was decided to use the Barry as a decoy to attract the suicide pilots. Since Barry was stripped of all usable equipment its hulk was expendable. Lipan's divers put a soft patch on the hull of the Barry and its interior was filled with empty sealed 5" ammo containers. It was hoped the sealed containers would act as flotation gear and make the Barry less vulnerable to sinking from direct hits. The Barry was fitted with remote controlled flashing lights that looked like anti-aircraft gun muzzle flashes from the air. It also had smudge pots placed at strategic locations and remotely controlled to simulate stack smoke and damage from attacks. From the air it looked like a fully operational Destroyer and it was intended to draw the kamikaze pilots to it and away from the nearby manned vessels. The LSM contained the remote controls for the Barry's pseudo weapons and Lipan was to tow the Barry to simulate an underway tin can. It didn't take long before two kamikaze planes appeared just ten feet off the water equipped with huge bombs strapped to their belly to create a gigantic explosion when they slammed into a vessel. To our dismay, the first attacking Japanese plane slammed into the small LSM 59 and hit it directly amidships. The resultant explosion blew the ship into the hereafter and there was not one recognizable part left floating and at least sixty sailors met their demise. We hadn't anytime to think as the second kamikaze climbed straight up to make a dive on us and the Barry. I was a gunner on the 40mm and we gave him all we had, shooting off his wings and setting him afire. Nevertheless, he was able to slam into the Barry and hit her right on the bridge. We could not save her so we tried to tow her to Ie Shima. In the middle of the night the Barry started to sink and was pulling our old "Green Dragon" down by the stern. We had a pelican hook rigged and a sailor hit the release and the Barry slipped from our grasp and headed for Davy Jones' Locker.
- ^ The Naval Historical Center listing gives July 28, 1945, as the date Callaghan sunk. However, Foster (2002, 302-7) makes clear in his book on Callaghan that the kamikaze plane hit and the ship sank in the early morning of July 29, 1945. The account by Parkin (1995, 329-30) confirms this date.
- ^ Damaged when kamikaze is shot down by U.S. fighter and explodes over the ship
- ^ a b Sunk by Japanese assault demolition boats
- ^ Damaged by suicide swimmers
- ^ a b c d e f g h i Damaged by Japanese assault demolition boats
- ^ The Naval Historical Center listing states that LCS(L)(3)-33 was "sunk by shore batteries off Iwo Jima, Volcano Islands, 19 February 1945." However, the LCS(L)(3)-33 Action Report dated 4 April 1945 describes the ship's firing at attacking Japanese planes (Rielly 2000, 112), so the ship obviously did not sink off Iwo Jima. describes the sinking of LCS(L)(3)-33 on April 12, 1945: LCS(L) 33 fared no better. Under attack by three kamikazes, she downed the first one and had a close miss by the second, which took off her radio antenna before crashing into the sea. Unfortunately, this was not to be her day. A Val struck the starboard side of the 33, setting her on fire. The call to abandon ship was made and the crew went into the water. Number 33 continued to circle slowly to port before she blew up and sank in front of her crew. One of Rielly's sources for the above account is Action Report - LCS(L)(3)-57, Battle of Okinawa at Radar Picket Station |1, 12 April, 1945 - 15 April, 1945. The LCS(L)(3)-57 was at the same picket station as the LCS(L)(3)-33 on April 12, 1945.
- ^ LCT-1075 sunk from debris from kamakize that hit SS Marcus Daly
- ^ Warner (1982, 328) gives the date of the sinking as April 6, 1945. However, the Naval Historical Center listing and the Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships indicate that LST-447 sank on April 7, 1945, following a kamikaze attack.
- ^ scuttled by destroyer Hall (DD-583)
- ^ scuttled by destroyer Hall (DD-583)
- ^ scuttled by destroyer Edwards (DD-619)
- ^ Mahan is scuttled by destroyer Walke (DD-723)
- ^ USS Mississinewa (AO-59) was sunk by kaiten (fired by Japanese submarine I-47 or I-36)
- ^ Destroyer Burns (DD-588) scuttled Ommaney Bay, 11°25'N, 121°19'E
- ^ Porcupine is ultimately scuttled by Gansevoort
- ^ The Naval Historical Center listing states that USS St. Lo was sunk by Japanese aircraft on October 25, 1944, but there is no mention of kamikaze. However, several sources (e.g., Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships; Inoguchi 1958, 59; Warner 1982, 106-8) describe the sinking of St. Lo when a Zero carrying a bomb hit the escort carrier.
- ^ attacked by four enemy aircraft
- ^ Ward is scuttled by destroyer O'Brien (DD-725)
- ^ Salvage vessel Grapple (ARS-7) later tows Sharon to San Pedro Bay for repairs.