USS Honolulu Survivor Passes Away
October 4, 2017When we discuss the attack on Pearl Harbor, we’re often so focused on the eight battleships that were the prime targets of the Japanese attack that we almost forget that... Read More
Other Ships
The Story of the USS Helm
September 27, 2017On May 27th, 1937, the USS Helm (DD-388) was launched at the Norfolk Navy Yard, sponsored by the widow of Rear Admiral James Meredith Helm. Five months later, the Bagley-class destroyer... Read More
The Pearl Harbor-Tacoma, Washington Connection
June 26, 2017Separated by over 2,500 miles of ocean, the city of Tacoma, WA and the naval base at Pearl Harbor don’t seem to have much to connect them, but even 75... Read More
USS Neosho, Oiler at Pearl Harbor
September 17, 2015During WWII Navy oilers were named after rivers. USS Neosho was named after a river in eastern Kansas and northeastern Oklahoma. It's purpose was to refuel warships. She did far more... Read More
USS Sacramento Pearl Harbor Gunboat
June 8, 2015The USS Sacramento (PG-19) was at Pearl Harbor during the attack. Although she was in a repair berth, she was already opening fire by 0800, just five minutes after the attack... Read More
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