The USS Arizona Survivors List has been updated. Eight years ago when I first typed the list, I left out a survivor, Dayton Merrill Genest. This was brought to my attention recently and has been corrected. (13 May 2007 / N. Nease - webmaster)
Most of these lists are in PDF format due to the large amount of names they contain... in some cases well over 2000 names. PDF files are easy to search using the built in search feature (binocular icon). PDF files are also printer friendly for those of you wishing to print a list.
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The lists are divided into two sections: USS Arizona Lists & Pearl Harbor Lists. There are several new lists in the Pearl Harbor section including Hickam Field Casualties and casualties of several ships at Pearl Harbor.
USS ARIZONA LISTS
PEARL HARBOR LISTS
Other Casualty Lists
LISTS ON CD & BOOKS
E-Book CD-ROM 5756 Pages. This CD-ROM on the "day that will live in infamy" is extensively illustrated with photography, charts, graphs, and maps; United States and Japanese Aerial Photography is featured. The remarkable photography documents the carnage of Pearl Harbor: the explosions, fires, sinkings, and wreckage of ships, aircraft, and facilities. Also documented are the firefighting, rescue and salvage efforts. The coverage features a listing of all 101 vessels in or near Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. Each of the ships damaged in the attack are profiled, led by the eight battleships: USS Arizona, USS California, USS Maryland, USS Nevada, USS Oklahoma, USS Pennsylvania, USS Tennessee, and USS West Virginia.
Important documents include the following: U.S. Cryptologic History: Pearl Harbor Revisited: U.S. Naval Communications Intelligence, 1924-1941; Pearl Harbor Operations: Japanese Monograph; U.S. Navy Code Words of World War II; U.S. Navy in Hawaii 1826-1945: An Administrative History; Warships Associated with World War II in the Pacific; U.S. Navy World War II Abbreviations; President Franklin Roosevelt's Pearl Harbor Speech; and Battleships: Overview.
Paperback - 72 Pages. Same lists found online in book form for easy research. Good starting point.
