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Rear Admiral Jesse B. Oldendorf
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R. Adm. Oldendorf
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Louisville (fleet flagship)Commanding officer: Capt. Hurt
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PortlandCommanding officer: Capt. Settle
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MinneapolisCommanding officer: Capt. Slocum
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Rear Admiral R. W. Hayler
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DenverCommanding officer: Capt. Bledsoe
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ColumbiaCommanding officer: Capt. Curts
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Capt. Smoot
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NewcombCommanding officer: Cdr. Cook
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Richard P. LearyCommanding officer: Cdr. Habecker
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Albert W. GrantCommanding officer: Cdr. Nisewaner
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Capt. Conley
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RobinsonCommanding officer: Cdr.Grantham
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HalfordCommanding officer: Cdr. Hardy
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BryantCommanding officer: Cdr. High
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R. Adm. G. L. Weyler
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MississippiCommanding officer: Capt. Redfield
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MarylandCommanding officer: Capt. Ray
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West VirginiaCommanding officer: Capt. Wiley
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R. Adm. Chandler
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TennesseeCommanding officer: Capt. Heffernan
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CaliforniaCommanding officer: Capt. Burnett
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PennsylvaniaCommanding officer: Capt. Martin
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R. Adm. R. S. Berkey
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PhoenixCommanding officer: Capt. Duncan
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BoiseCommanding officer: Capt. Roberts
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HMAS ShropshireCommanding officer: Capt. Nichols
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Capt. Coward
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RemeyCommanding officer: Cdr. Fiala
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McGowenCommanding officer: Cdr. Cox
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MelvinCommanding officer: Cdr. Atkins
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MertzCommanding officer: Cdr. Estabrook
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Desron108,Commanding officer: Cdr. Phillips
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McDermutCommanding officer: Cdr. Jennings
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MonssenCommanding officer: Cdr. Bergin
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McNairCommanding officer: Cdr. McCullough
The PT boats were divided into 3 boat sections.
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Lt. Cdr. Leeson
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PT-152
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PT-130
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PT-131
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PT-127
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PT-128
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PT-129
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PT-151
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PT-146
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PT-190
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PT-192
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PT-191
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PT-195
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PT-196
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PT-194
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PT-150
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PT-134
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PT-132
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PT-137
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PT-494
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PT-497
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PT-324
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PT-523
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PT-524
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PT-526
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PT-490
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PT-491
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PT-493 (sunk)
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PT-495
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PT-489
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PT-492
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PT-327
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PT-321
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PT-326
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PT-320
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PT-330
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PT-331
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PT-328
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PT-323
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PT-329
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Nashville
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Up to 69 destroyers
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Up to 10 frigates
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Transports
Some of these destroyers became components of Oldendorf's force, and others had left the area with unloaded transports before the Battle of Surigao Strait.
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Vice Admiral Shoji Nishimura †(killed)
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V. Adm. Nishimura †(killed)
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Yamashiro (sunk)Commanding officer: R. Adm. T. Shinoda †(killed)
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Fuso (sunk)Commanding officer: R. Adm. M. Ban †(killed)
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Mogami (sunk)Commanding officer: Capt. R. Tooma †(killed)
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Vice Admiral Kiyohide Shima
- "History of United States Naval Operations in World War II," vol. XII by Samuel Elliot Morison
- Special help from Peter Dechaineux, Commodore RAN (Ret'd)
- 16 February 2000
- Benchmark
- 07 October 2014
- Deleted HMAS Australia and added HMAS Shropshire