United States Asiatic Fleet Locations December 7 1941*
(* December 8 1941, Local Time Located on the other side of the International Date Line)
Forces in Manila Bay And Cavite Navy Yard
Destroyer Division 59 (DESRON 29)
DD-225 Pope
DD-226 Peary (Undergoing Repair at Cavite)
DD-227 Pillsbury (Undergoing Repair at Cavite)
DD-228 John D. Ford
Floating Dry Dock Dewey
Motor Torpedo Boats
MTB Squadron 3
PT-31
PT-32
PT-33
PT-34
PT-35
PT-41
Forces At Other Locations In The Philippine Islands
Heavy Cruiser
CA-30 Houston, Iloilo PI
Light Cruiser
CL-47 Boise, Cebu, PI Note Boise Belonged to the Pacific Fleet,
She had recently escorted a reinforcement convoy to the Philippines and was "Drafted" into the Asiatic Fleet.
Submarines
SS-141, S-36, on patrol off Lingayen, PI
SS-144, S-39, on patrol off Sarosogon Bay, Luzon PI
Seaplane Tenders
AVD-7 William B. Preston, Davao, PI
AVP-2 Huron, Palawan, PI
Forces In Other Locations Assigned To The Asiatic Fleet
Gunboat
PR-8 Mindanao, Enroute Cavite from Hong Kong.
Minesweeper
AM -5 Finch, at sea in the Taiwan Strait.
At Tarakan Borneo
Light Cruiser
CL-12 Marblehead
Destroyers (DesDiv 58, DESRON 29)
DD-230 Paul Jones (Flagship DesRon 29)
DD-224 Stewart
DD-222 Bulmer
DD-213 Barker
DD-218 Parrott
At Balikpapan Borneo
Destroyers (DesDiv 57, DESRON 29)
DD-217 Whipple
DD-211 Alden
DD-216 John D. Edwards
DD-219 Edsall Destroyer Tender
AD-9 Black Hawk Note
This force had been ordered (December 7 Local Time, December 6th US Time)
to sail to Singapore Malaysia, via Batavia, Java, (Dutch East Indies) to join the screen of HMS Prince of Wales and HMS Repulse
Both ships were sunk before they could join and were ordered back to the Philippines.