It provides naval forces to the Indo-Pacific Command. 1 covers Alabama through Missouri vol.2.The United States Pacific Fleet ( USPACFLT) is a theater-level component command of the United States Navy, located in the Pacific Ocean. Combat Connected Naval Casualties, World War II, by States. 2 vols. United States Submarine Losses, World War II. Washington: Naval History Division, 1963. Lists of casualties are also included in two publications which may be located at a large university or depository libraries in your area or through interlibrary loan channels: Another two microfiche set consists of an alphabetical list of the officer and enlisted prisoners of war in the Pacific and Asiatic areas as of 28 July 1945. Arranged alphabetically, the list includes service number, rank or rate, date of capture and the prisoner of war camp designation. There is a two fiche set list of officers and enlisted prisoners of war as of 25 September 1945. The name, service number, rank or rate, casualty code, and date of casualty is included. The casualties are arranged chronologically and then alphabetical under the unit. An eight fiche set contains a list of personnel killed or wounded in World War II actions not designated in the Navy and Marine Corps Awards Manual, such as naval gun crews on merchant ships and Army transports. The National Archives in College Park, Maryland, also has several other lists of personnel casualties on microfiche. The original printout and extensive records including folders of casualties from naval ships and of the armed guard crews of merchant ships, as well as microfilm and microfiche additions are located at the National Archives and Records Administration, 8601 Adelphi Road, College Park, MD 20740-6001.
The man's service number, rank/rate, casualty code (wounded or killed), and date of casualty are included. Under each campaign, the ships and units are listed alphabetically and then, the personnel casualties are listed alphabetically by last name. The Bureau of Naval Personnel's official list of the Navy's World War II casualties resulting from enemy action is a 1947 IBM printout arranged chronologically by the campaigns as listed in the Secretary of the Navy's Navy and Marine Corps Awards Manual. Sources of Information on US Navy Casualties in World War II
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