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Rear Adm. Carleton H. Wright
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Northampton (CA-26)
(sunk)
Commanding officer: Capt. W. A. KittsNotes: Sunk by two Long Lances, 58 killed. -
Minneapolis (CA-36)
(force flagship)
(damaged)
Notes: Damaged by two Long Lances. -
New Orleans (CA-32)
(damaged)
Notes: Damaged by a Long Lance. -
Pensacola (CA-24)
(damaged)
Notes: Damaged by a Long Lance. -
Honolulu (CL-48)Commanding officer: Capt. Robert W. Hayler
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Lamson (DD-367)
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Lardner (DD-487)
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Rear Admiral Raizo Tanaka
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Capt. Toshio Shimizu
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Naganami
(force flagship)
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Takanami
(sunk)
Commanding officer: Comm. Masami OguraNotes: Sunk by cruiser gunfire, 211 killed.
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KuroshioCommanding officer: Comm. Hajimi Takeuchi
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OyashioCommanding officer: Lt. Comm. Hideo Azuma
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KageroCommanding officer: Comm. Terumichi Arimoto
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SuzukazeCommanding officer: Lt. Comm. Kazuo Shibayama
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KawakazeCommanding officer: Lt. Comm. Yoshio Yanase
- The Two-Ocean War By Samuel Elliot Morrison
- Bull Halsey by E. B. Potter
- "The Pacific War: The U.S. Navy" website
- Nihon Kaigun website
- Chronology of the War at Sea 1939-1945 by J. Rohwer & G. Hummelchen