US Navy Report of Japanese Raid on Pearl Harbor, Enclosure E, USS Detroit
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CL8/P3-1 Serial 1471 | U.S.S. Detroit | 11/Ge/ December 10, 1941. |
From: | The Commanding Officer. | |||||||
To: | Commander-in-Chief, U.S. PACIFIC FLEET. | |||||||
Subject: | URDIS 102102 December 1941. |
- Set Condition Zed throughout ship.
- Manned and fired all A.A. Guns, both 3" and .50 calibre machine guns. Round fired: 422 3"; 10,000 .50 calibre.
- Two planes were brought down by joint fire of this vessel and Curtiss.
- Two men received superficial wounds.
- No damage to ship, Motor boat sunk by explosion alongside Nevada.
- No case of distinguished conduct.
- One aerial torpedo passed about ten yards astern of Detroit at Berth F-13. Believe this torpedo buried in mud or coral between Berths F-12 and F-13.
[signed]
L.J. WILTSE.
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