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They Gave Their Lives to Our Country

On July 17, 1944, at Port Chicago Naval Magazine, 320 men were instantly killed when two ships being loaded with ammunition for the Pacific theater troops blew up. It was WWII’s worst home front disaster.

These members of the U.S. Armed Forces gave their lives in service to our country.

Source: history.navy.mil

IDENTIFIED DEAD
Division Name Rank ?? ??
a. U.S. NAVY and U.S. NAVAL RESERVE
Officers: U.S. Naval Magazine, Port Chicago
(1) CHRISTENBURY, John Body Lieut.(jg) O-V(S) USNR 252 205
(2) JOHNSON, James Basil Lieut.(jg) O-V(S) USNR 343 770
(3) MORDOH, Gilbert (n) Ens. O-V(S) USNR 331 454
(Misspelled as MURDOH in exhibit 114)
(4) Wood, Harold A. Lieut. D-V(S) USNR 142 379
U.S. Naval Barracks, Port Chicago
(5) ANDERSON, Maxie Lee Lt. (jg) D-V (S) USNR 262 643
(6) SCHINDLER, Roland (n) Lieut. O-V (S) USNR 155 860
(7) WHITE, Raymond Robert Lt. (jg) D-V(S) USNR 240 261
Enlisted Personnel:
U.S. Naval Barracks, Port Chicago
(1) BAILEY, Henry William 831 66 55 S2c V6 SV
(2) BORN, James Henry 618 61 14 CM1c V6
(3) BOWDEN, “L” “T” 847 52 75 S2c V6 SV
(4) COFFEE, Eugene (n) Jr. 604 93 40 S1c V6
(5) COLEY, Enos (n) 834 15 23 S2c V6 SV
(6) GABRIEL, Gerard (n) 644 76 30 S1c V6
(7) HAMILTON, “A” “D” 843 70 19 S2c V6 SV
(8) HARRISON, Phillip Harold 894 99 46 S2c V6 SV
(9) HILL, Cluster (n) 630 35 04 S1c V6
(10) HUDSON, Earl Howard 845 88 62 S2c V6 SV
(11) HUGHES, Glen (n) 843 69 72 S2c V6 SV
(12) HUGHES, Leroy (n) 849 81 98 S2c V6 SV
(13) HUNT, Ross Dee 840 04 58 S2c V6 SV
(14) JACKSON, Levi Randel 614 66 31 S1c V6
(15) JENNINGS, Willie (n) 605 09 31 S1c V6
(16) JOHNSON, Clarence (n) 847 66 78 S2c V6 SV
(17) JOHNSON, Gabe (n) 840 01 99 S1c USN-I
(18) JOHNSON, Milton Frank 831 93 23 S1c V6 SV
(19) LAW, Willie (n) Jr. 556 26 12 S1c V6
(20) LONG, Lemuel McKinley 827 75 74 S2c V6 SV
(21) MATHEWS, Lawrence (n) Jr. 604 93 86 S1c V6
(22) MAYFIELD, Charles Alvin 645 06 67 S2c V6
(23) MCFARLAND, Clarence “K” 605 16 87 CCM(T) V6
(24) MILLER, Otis Kenneth 557 16 96 S2c V6
(25) METTLES, Willis (n) 857 96 61 S2c V6 SV
(26) PERSON, Joe Herman 659 92 33 S2c V6
(27) SANDERS, Robert (n) 829 22 27 S2c V6 SV
(28) SIMS, Willie (n) 644 74 91 S2c V6
(29) SMITH, Isaac Ebenezer 256 61 57 S1c V6 SC
(30) WALKER, Walter Lee Jr. 604 61 52 S2c V6
(31) WARREN, William Claude 617 28 66 CM2c(T) V6
(32) WASHINGTON, James “L” 846 74 36 S2c V6 SV
(33) WILLIAMS, Mitchell Adelbert 246 06 69 S2c V6
(34) WOODS, James Edward 836 74 14 S2c V6 SV
b.U.S. MARINE CORPS RESERVE
(1) BLANKE, Elwin Arnold Pvt. USMCR SS Class III (b) 945730
c. U.S. COAST GUARD RESERVE
(1) PORTZ, Edward J. 604-857 McMM 3c
(2) SULLIVAN, James C. 604-509 Sea 2c
d. CIVILIAN CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYEES OF THE U.S. NAVY
(1) ZANARINI, Fred Chauffeur U.S. Naval Magazine, Port Chicago
e. U.S. MARITIME SERVICE
(1) HENRIKSEN, Elis Night Relief Engineer QUINAULT VICTORY
(2) THOMPSON, Glen E. Licensed Jr. Engr. QUINAULT VICTORY
(3) WIDNER, Louis J. Messman QUINAULT VICTORY
f. CIVILIANS
(1) BUSTRACK, Lawrence C. Office Manager Macco Construction Co.
(2) HALVERSON, Gundar Timekeeper Macco Construction Co.
(3) HUNT, Thomas David Project Engr. Macco Construction Co.
UNIDENTIFIED DEAD
a. U.S. NAVY and U.S. NAVAL RESERVE
V6 SV
Officers — Naval Barracks
(1) BLACKMAN, Thomas L. Lieut. D-V (S) USNR 101 466
(2) SHAMER, Vernon Carlyle Lieut. D-V (S) USNR 195 133
Armed Guard Officer S.S. E. A. BRYAN
(3) HARTMANN, Ralph B. Lieut. D-V (S) USNR 259 326
Enlisted Personnel — U.S. Naval Barracks
(1) AKINS, James Cleo 830 59 73 S2c V6 SV
(2) ALLEN, Clarence (n) Jr. 645 05 79 CM3c V6
(3) ASAHE, Leslie Koffic 854 78 67 S2c V6 SV
(4) ASH, Isaiah (n) Jr. 641 62 39 S2c V6
(5) BACON, David (n) Sr. 831 00 07 S1c V6 SV
(6) BAKER, Leonard (n) 644 92 77 CM3c V6
(7) BARNES, David (n) Jr. 835 31 09 S2c V6 SV
(8) BATTLE, Joseph (n) 862 09 27 S2c V6 SV
(9) BEASOM, Raphel Orval 839 89 55 S2c V6 SV
(10) BELL, Silas (n) 840 02 24 S2c V6 SV
(11) BLACKWELL, David Edwin 936 00 63 S2c V6 SV
(12) BLAYLOCK, Thimon (n) 839 87 08 S2c V6 SV
(13) BORDERS, Johnnie C. 830 94 68 S1c V6 SV
(14) BOYCE, Charles Louis 836 00 39 S2c V6 SV
(15) BREWER, Alvin (n) Jr. 617 22 20 S2c V6
(16) BRIDGES, James (n) 644 92 79 S2c V6
(17) BROOKS, Walter Lee Jr. 669 44 68 S1c V6
(18) BROOME, Johnnie Lee 556 30 16 F1c V6
(19) BURNETT, Ernest Lee 844 01 10 S1c V6 SV
(20) CALVIN, Wilbert (n) 604 76 11 S1c V6
(21) CARLIN, Lawrence Louis 847 60 75 S2c V6 SV
(22) CARTER, Robert Andrew 863 32 60 S2c V6 SV
(23) CLARK, Eddie Lewis 939 86 94 S2c V6 SV
(24) COLEMAN, Bill (n) 645 10 65 F1c V6
(25) CONNOR, Arthur Alexander 834 28 06 S2c V6 SV
(26) COOLEY, Frank (n) 856 40 11 S2c V6 SV
(27) CRAIG, Norman Hamilton 836 69 75 S2c V6 SV
(28) CROSS, Eddie Lee 831 81 47 S2c V6 SV
(29) CRIMP, Jessie “V” 834 08 96 S2c V6 SV
(30) CURTIS, Herman Lee 832 88 40 S1c V6 SV
(31) DANIEL, Horace (n) Sr. 831 81 56 S2c V6 SV
(32) DANSBY, Huby (n) 644 86 40 S2c V6
(33) DAVIS, Floyd McKinley 812 78 61 S2c V6 SV
(34) DAVIS, Henry Joseph 835 88 82 S2c V6 SV
(35) DAVIS, Willie (n) 847 66 96 S2c V6 SV
(36) DEVAUGHN, James Lloyd 831 00 55 S2c V6 SV
(37) DIXSON, Nathaniel (n) 939 63 91 S2c V6 SV
(38) DOYLE, Rayfield David 556 06 57 S2c V6
(39) DUNBAR, Herman 930 89 83 S2c V6 SV
(40) EBENEZER, A[…]her Lee 840 22 80 S2c USN-I
(41) EDWARDS, Dunton Ives 712 15 31 F2c V6
(42) EDWARDS, Herbert Lee 873 18 80 S1c V6 SV
(43) ERVIN, Junice Calvin 958 59 90 S2c V6 SV
(44) EUSERY, Luther (n) 831 81 23 S2c V6 SV
(45) EVANS, Ananias (n) Sr. 944 32 24 S2c V6 SV
(46) EVANS, Horace 609 75 60 S2c V6
(47) EVANS, John Henry 895 99 76 S2c V6 SV
(48) EVANS, William Lee 936 00 52 S2c V6 SV
(49) FELISERET, John Baptist 712 79 41 S2c V6
(50) FERGUSON, Robert Lewis 712 78 78 S2c V6
(51) FIELDS, Clarence Sinclair 552 46 93 CM3c V6
(52) FINNEY, Jessie (n) 831 81 21 S2c V6 SV
(53) FOKKNER, Matthew (n) Jr. 645 07 62 S2c V6
(54) FRANCIS, Joseph Robertson 873 18 47 S1c V6 SV
(55) FRANKLIN, Ford Sumpter Jr. 285 30 19 S2c V6
(56) FRAZIER, Artie James 831 81 45 S2c V6 SV
(57) FROID, Elmer Bartle 375 51 42 CM1c V6
(58) GAINES, Bennie Lansie 831 49 96 S2c V6 SV
(59) GANT, Elgar (n) 927 28 20 S2c V6 SV
(60) GIBSON, John Samuel 758 66 26 S1c (CH) V6
(61) GILBERT, Jethero (n) 847 63 96 S2c
(62) GLENN, Samuel (n) Jr. 612 75 48 S1c V6
(63) GOUDBLOCK, Lewis Dennis 822 55 78 S1c V6 SV
(64) GRAHAM, Harry Lloyd 812 78 26 S2c V6 SV
(Misspelled in exhibit 114 as Graman, Harold Lloys)
(65) GREEN, William Henry 658 77 87 S1c V6
(66) GRINAGE, Ross Burl 923 86 53 S2c V6 SV
(67) HAMILTON, Ernest Eugene 923 85 58 S2c V6 SV
(68) HAMM, […]aral (n) 658 89 26 S2c V6
(69) HAMMOND, George Russell 246 07 68 S2c V6
(70) HANNAN, John Wesley Jr. 855 10 04 S2c V6 SV
(71) HARDAWAY, Joe Henry 933 17 75 S2c V6 SV
(72) HARDING, John Lloyd 557 10 40 S2c V6
(73) HARRIS, “B” “C” 831 71 26 S2c V6 SV
(74) HARRIS, Roscoe Alexander 246 04 42 S2c V6 SV
(75) HARVEY, Clifford (n) Jr. 933 17 76 S2c V6 SV
(76) HAYES, George Washington 835 44 90 S1c V6 SV
(77) HAYWOOD, “D” “C” 847 53 39 S2c V6 SV
(78) HECTOR, Douglas Lee 556 02 32 S1c V6
(79) HIGGINBOTHAM, David Lee 604 70 50 S1c V6
(80) HIGGS, Bobie Richard 840 04 03 S1c V6 SV
(81) HILLS, Joseph (n) 847 66 98 S2c V6 SV
(82) HITE, Charles William 958 60 08 S2c V6 SV
(83) HOLDEN, Rudolph Valent[…]n 722 10 23 S2c(SO) V6 SV
(84) HOLLEY, Stanford (n) 817 67 32 S2c V6 SV
(85) HOLMES, Edred Larue 552 27 15 MoMM3c(T) V6
(86) HOWARD, Ernest Milton 855 46 89 S2c V6 SV
(87) HOWARD, Frank James 811 94 77 S2c V6 SV
(88) HUGHES, Theodore Lawrence 625 93 96 S2c V6
(89) HUMPHREY, William (n) Jr. 628 58 41 S2c V6
(90) HUNT, Wave 930 58 05 S2c V6 SV
(91) HUNTER, Rudolph William 875 33 54 S2c V6 SV
(92) INGRAM, Leroy 612 61 80 CM3c(T) V6
(93) JACKSON “D” “G” 840 17 46 S1c V6 SV
(94) JACKSON, James (n) 833 87 98 S2c V6 SV
(95) JACKSON, James Edward Mason 603 36 94 CM2c V6
(96) JACKSON, Paul Eugene 828 84 15 S2c V6 SV
(97) JACKSON, Robert Albert Jr. 816 91 46 S2c V6 SV
(98) JACKSON, Samuel (n) Jr. 724 53 16 CM3c V6
(99) JAMISON, Daniel Lucas 603 45 16 S1c V6
(100) JOHNSON, Earl Thomas 936 00 80 S2c V6 SV
(101) JOHNSON, Harold (n) 809 32 62 S1c V6 SV
(102) JOHNSON, Henry Lee 843 70 21 S2c V6 SV
(103) JONES, Daniel Lancaster 603 42 94 S1c V6
(104) JONES, Ivery Lee 556 15 06 S1c V6
(105) JOSEPH, Henry (n) Jr. 846 44 65 S1c V6 SV
(106) KEARNEY, Samuel (n) 833 87 99 S1c V6
(107) KING, Calvin (n) 862 17 42 S1c(SC)(B) V6 SV
(108) KING, Clifton (n) 847 63 61 S2c V6 SV
(109) LAND, Verne (n) 936 00 96 S2c V6 SV
(110) LaPORTE, Sidney Joseph Jr. 644 71 13 S1c V6
(111) LAWSON, Cleo (n) 812 98 92 S2c V6 SV
(112) LESLIE, Claudius William 936 01 02 S2c V6 SV
(113) LEWIS, Aaron Augustus 812 11 03 S2c(SO) V6 SV
(114) LEWIS, “T” “C” 844 04 23 S2c V6 SV
(115) MAKINS, Beattie John 930 58 98 S2c V6 SV
(116) LYONS, Robert (n) 625 21 30 S2c V6
(117) MARTIN, Rossell Edward 873 42 81 S1c(CM) V6 SV
(mis-copied in exhibit 114 as 873 42 61)
(118) MARTIN, Alonmo (n) 285 50 60 S2c(CM) V6
(119) MASSIE, Daniel (n) 551 85 23 S1c V6
(120) MCCLAM, Mitchell (n) 930 44 79 S1c V6 SV
(121) MILTON, Calvin (n) 603 42 87 S1c V6
(122) MILLER, Ernest Charlee 724 97 07 S1c V6
(123) MILLER, Ira (n) Jr. 556 11 46 MoMM3c V6
(124) MOORE, Marshall (n) Sr. 831 62 23 S2c V6 SV
(125) MOORE, Thomas (n) 634 53 33 CM2c V6
(126) MOORE, William Paul 815 37 30 S2c V6 SV
(127) NEAL, Eddie […] 831 60 79 S2c V6 SV
(128) NIXON, James Henry 656 81 91 S1c V6
(129) OTKY, William Houston Sr. 966 78 22 S2c V6 SV
(130) PACKER, Auguster (n) 831 06 69 S2c V6 SV
(131) PASCHAL, William Floyd 845 06 30 S1c(SC) V6 SV
(132) PEETE, Robert Fulton 936 00 97 S2c V6 SV
(133) PERRY, Lester Lee 831 68 56 S2c V6 SV
(134) PHILLIPS, Alfred (n) 831 60 78 S2c V6 SV
(135) PICKETT, Charles (n) 551 99 71 CM3c V6
(136) PORTER, Houston (n) 847 60 76 S2c V6 SV
(137) PORTER, McCoy (n) 844 03 25 S2c V6 SV
(138) POTTS, David William 936 00 91 S2c V6 SV
(139) POWELL, Samuel Harry 603 36 59 SM3c(T) V6
(140) PREUITT, Joe Clarence 625 75 52 CM2c V6
(141) […]KID, Arthur (n) Jr. 930 56 78 S2c V6 SV
(142) RHODES,James Elten 724 62 38 CM3c V6
(143) RICHARDSON, Clyde Franklin 866 65 81 S2c V6 SV
(144) ROBERTS, James Allen 867 93 81 S2c V6 SV
(145) ROBERTS, Mango (n) 556 02 24 S1c V6
(146) ROBINSON, Alphonse (n) 644 74 19 MoMM3c V6
(147) ROBINSON, Fred (n) Jr. 813 38 88 S2c V6 SV
(148) ROO[…]S, Eugene James 656 75 97 S1c V6
(149) SCOTT, Carll Clifton 636 57 17 CM3c V6
(150) SAUNDERS, Wseley (n) 813 08 40 S2c V6 SV
(151) SHECKLYSS, Joseph Jackson 854 22 19 S1c V6 SV
(152) SMITH, 634 46 10 S1c V6
(153) TAYLOR, Ellis 812 29 44 S1c V6 SV
(154) TOLSON, Joseph Marcella 712 78 92 S2c V6
(155) TOWLES, Maxie Daniel 603 97 90 MA2c V6 SV
(156) VAN DUNK, Mervin Lester 710 91 21 S1c(CM) V6
(157) WADE, 630 32 53 S1c V6
(158) WALKER, Charels (n) Jr. 644 90 05 S2c V6
(159) WALKER, Woddrow Luther 630 28 95 S2c V6
(160) WASHINGTON, Woodrow (n) Jr. 832 93 27 S2c V6 SV
(161) WEST, Daniel (n) 570 10 48 CM3c V6
(162) WHITE, Joseph Bailey 625 01 38 S1c V6
(163) WHITMORE, Arthur (n) 630 40 69 S2c V6
(164) WILSON, Maryland Eugene 758 67 50 S2c V6
(165) WILSON, Oliver (n) 552 27 28 CM3c V6
(166) WILSON, Samuel David 833 87 34 S2c V6 SV
(167) WRIGHT, Walter Eugene 822 70 26 S2c USN-I
(168) WYATT, Charles Edward 935 92 37 S2c V6 SV
Armed Guard — SS QUINAULT VICTORY
(169) ALBIN, Jack L. 654 27 30 GM3c V6
(170) BERGSTROM, Delbert P. 616 01 16 GM2c V6
(171) BOWMAN, Jack P. 735 52 59 S1c(RM) V6
(172) HALL, John Gibson 356 60 37 GM3c USN
(173) HOVLAND, Geroge D. 871 47 77 S1c V6 SV
(174) MORROW, Andy (n) 849 26 36 S1c V6 SV
(175) MULRYAN, William H. 305 97 26 GM2c USN
(176) MYERS, Henry J. 944 07 61 S1c V6 SV
(177) RIIFF, Woodrow A. 871 47 76 S1c V6 SV
(178) RISENHOEVER, Jacob D. 882 79 56 S1c V6 SV
(179) ROBINSON, William R. 849 21 13 S1c V6 SV
(180) RONDELL, Charles H. 386 98 81 S1c V6
(181) ROSE, Jay Jr. 629 98 95 S1c V6
(182) ROSS, Otis Kyle 956 77 20 S1c V6 SV
(183) SAINT, Woodrow W. 860 22 60 S1c V6 SV
(184) SANDERS, Arnold T. 874 00 99 S1c V6 SV
(185) SANO, Harold S. 845 17 35 S1c V6 SV
Armed Guard — SS E. A. BRYAN
(186) CAUSEY, Wayland E. 849 02 92 S1c V6 SV
(187) CEBELLA, Rudy J. 944 28 40 S1c V6 SV
(188) CHASE, Robert K. 944 13 96 S1c V6 SV
(189) CHASTAIN, Claude L. 883 72 21 S1c V6 SV
(190) GEE, John Jefferson 575 24 36 SM3c V6
(191) HOLLANDSWORTH, Clarence R. 894 52 36 S1c V6 SV
(192) MUIRHEAD, Kenneth H. 923 15 21 S1c V6 SV
(193) MULLIGAN, Jesse W. 841 46 42 S1c V6 SV
(194) QUICK, Lloyd J. 801 12 63 S1c V6 SV
(195) SETZER, Martin J. 378 55 09 S1c V6
(196) SINGER, George H. 762 49 06 S1c V6 SV
(197) SMALL, Listern L. 823 43 31 S1c V6 SV
b. U.S. COAST GUARD AND U.S. COAST GUARD RESERVE
(1) BRODA, Peter G. 220-033 BM1c USCG
(2) DE GRICE, William O. 3060-049 MM1c USCGR
(3) HILKY, Charles H. 604-199 Sea 1c USCGR
c. U.S. CIVILIAN CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYEES OF THE U.S. NAVY
(1) HUNNICUTT, Raymond V. Brakeman Naval Magazine, P.C.
(2) MIDDLETON, Harry A. Engineman Naval Magazine, P.C.
d. U.S. MARITIME SERVICE
Crew Members of the SS QUINAULT VICTORY
(1) BAILEY, Robert D. Utility Messman
(2) BARTLETT, Robert E. Messman
(3) BELL, John D. Jr. Asst. Purser
(4) BENTLEY, Frederick E. Able Seaman
(5) CHENEY, Donald H. Elect. (Jr. Engineer)
(6) CRAWFORD, Hugh E. Maintenance Man (Deck)
(7) CRIST, Floyd F. Ordinary Seaman
(8) DINDE, Albert C. Messman
(9) DURLAND, Wallace M. Able Seaman
(10) EULRICK, Kenneth J. Able Seaman
(11) FALOR, Burke E. [misspelled as FALCH in exhibit 114] Utility Messman
(12) GARRETT, Eugene W. Watertender & Fireman
(13) HENDRICKSEN, Robert K. Able Seaman
(14) JUSTESEN, Johannes M. Steward
(15) KANNBERG, Walter F. 3rd Asst. Eng.
(16) KEIM, Robert E. 2nd Mate
(17) KOENINGJoseph B.ER, Able Seaman
(18) MALLERY, Karl L. 1st Asst. Engr.
(19) McDANIEL, Lloyd K. Ordinary Seaman
(20) MOEN, Kenneth M. Jr. 3rd Mate
(21) MORILL, Robert S. Oiler
(22) MARINSKY, Isadore E. Ordinary Seaman
(23) NELSON, Roy L. Carpenter
(24) PARSONS, David B. 3rd Mate
(25) PEARSON, Mike Oiler
(26) PINSON, Ellis B. Jr. 3rd Asst. Engr.
(27) POTTER, Richard V. Watertender & Fireman
(28) SANDBERG, Virgil R. 2nd Asst. Engineer
(29) SCOTT, Albert R. Chief Mate
(30) SKANCE, Lester S. Ordinary Seaman
(31) SULLIVAN, Howard W. Able Seaman
(32) SULLIVAN, Robert J. Master
(33) WILLIAMS, John A. Chief Engineer
Crew Members of the SS E. A. BRYAN
(1) ANDRASCHKO, Elmer A. 2nd Cook
(2) ARSENIAN, Albert A. O.S. Sub. for A.B.
(3) BENHART, William C. Oiler
(4) CACIC, Martin M. O.S.
(5) DAVIS, Ray E. Wiper Sub. for FM/ST
(6) DENNON, Donald L. Wiper
(7) DORSEY, Thomas E. O.S. Sub for A.B.
(8) FALK, Geroge H. Bos’n
(9) FRANKLIN, Marcus J. Jr. Engr. Sub. for 3rd Asst.
(10) GILBERT, Alfred B. 1st Asst. Engr.
(11) GILSTRAP, James R. O.S.
(12) GRANGE, Joseph D. Jr. Dk. Engr.
(13) HAYES, Fred A.B.
(14) HUTCHINSON, Delbert R. FM/WT
(15) JEPSEN, Peter C. Chief Engr.
(16) JOHNSON, Charles A. Utility
(17) JOHNSON, Clifford R. Utility
(18) LANTZ, Ralph A. A.B.
(19) LOUIS, John A. Night Relief Engineer
(20) MALIZIA, Frank C. Carpenter — B/T
(21) MANIAGO, Edward Messman
(22) NATHAN, Harry E. O.S.
(23) PORTER, Jesse Sr. Chief Cook
(24) ROBERSON, Richard D. A.B.
(25) SANGSTER, Aaron C. Jr. O.S. Sub. for A.B.
(26) SHAW, Ellsworth M. Oiler
(27) SMITH, Howard A. 1st Mate
(28) SUCHAN, Andrew FM/WT
(29) TOWNSEND, Robert F. 2nd Mate
(30) WHITE, Harding E. Messman
(31) WITT, George H. Utility
Severely injured — at least partial disability expected.
U.S. Navy and U.S. Naval Reserve
Officers: U.S. Naval Barracks, Naval Magazine, Port Chicago
(1) GARDNER, Morrison, Frank, Lt., (jg), SO-V(S), USNR, 174 492, White. DIAGNOSIS: WOUND, Lacerated, Multiple, Hospitalized from 7-17-44 to 8-14-44.
(2) MANGAN, James Godfrey, Lt. D-V (S), USNR, 201 262, White. DIAGNOSIS: WOUND, Punctured, eye, right, hospitalized since 7-17-44.
Enlisted Personnel: U.S. Naval Barracks, Naval Magazine, Port Chicago
(3) BALLINGER, Harry Thomas, Jr., S2c, V6, USNR, 753 27 00, Negro. DIAGNOSIS: FRACTURE, Compound, Femur, Left, hospitalized since 7-17-44.
(4) JOHNSON, Cornelius (n), McMM3c, V6, USNR, 604 67 05, Negro. DIAGNOSIS: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple, hospitalized since 7-17-44. Has lost one eye and can perceive light with the other.
(5) JONES, Jessi Perry, S2c SV6, USNR, 652 91 04, Negro. DIAGNOSIS: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple, hospitalized from 7-17-44 to 8-16-44. Lost right eye.
(6) POLLARD, Montague Howard, S1c, SV6, USNR, 836 55 06, Negro. DIAGNOSIS: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple, hospitalized since 7-17-44, with fracture simple, Femur, left.
(7) SCOTT, Scipio Beaudhuy, S1c, SV6, USNR, 836 70 87, Negro. DIAGNOSIS: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple, hospitalized since 7-17-44, with fracture, simple, femur, left.
(8) ROUTH, Robert (n) Jr., S1c, SV6, USNR, 640 52 71, Negro. DIAGNOSIS: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple, hospitalized since 7-17-44, has lost left eye.
INJURED – NO PERMANENT DISABILITY EXPECTED
Officers:
(9) CASPAR, Robert Bulman, Lt. OV(S), 151 055, White, hospitalized from 7-17-44 to 8-1-44. WOUNDS, Lacerated.
(10) HODGDEN, Howard Burton, Lt. DV(S), 28079, White, hospitalized from 7-18-44 to 7-18-44. RUPTURE, TRAUMATIC, Membrani Tumpani, left.
Enlisted Personnel:
(11) ACKEN, Thomas “J”; S2c SV6; 933 21 78; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(12) ANDERSON, Jesse (n); S1c SV6; 822 59 91; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, CONTUSION, Back
(13) ANTHONY, Douglas Garnett; S2c SV6; 827 77 02; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(14) ARMSTEAD, Walter Lee; S2c SV6; 847 60 80; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-22-44, WOUNDS, Lacerated, Both Knees
(15) BAILEY, James Franklin; S2c SV6; 831 81 16; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(16) BALDWIN, Preston Charles; StM1c V6; 617 35 85; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-12-44, WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(17) BALL, Leo (n); S1c V6; 669 44 56; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 8-19-44, FRACTURE, SIMPLE, Patella, left
(18) BANKS, Thomas Lee; S1c V6; 640 91 39; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, SPRAIN, Left Shoulder
(19) BATTLE, Philip (n); S2c SV6; 818 26 17; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(20) BEARDEN, Therle Waldon; S1c V6; 630 38 21; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(21) BOYKIN, Denverd (n); S2c SV6; 831 81 17; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(22) BRADFORD, Frank (n); S2c SV6; 822 55 74; Negro; hospitalized 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(23) BRAY, Conel (n); S2c SV6; 832 92 14; Negro; hospitalized 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, WOUND, Lacerated, Back
(24) BREZELL, James Albert; S2c SV6; 836 73 02; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(25) BROWN, Henry (n); S2c SV6; 712 79 33; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(26) BROWN, John Louis, S1c SV6; 836 34 86; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, WOUND, FRACTURE, SIMPLE, 2nd Metacarpal, right
(27) BRYANT, Neal (n); S2c SV6; 812 18 01; Negro; hospitalized 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, WOUND, Lacerated, left heel
(28) BORDENAVE, Martin August; S2c V6; 644 87 32; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(20) BOWERS, Jessie Lee; S1c SV6; 966 07 52; Negro; hospitalized 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(30) BURNETT, Tony (n); S2c N-I; 840 04 66; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, CONTUSION, Back
(31) BURRELL, Charles Edward; S2c SV6; 815 37 13; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(32) BURROUGHS, William Henry McKinley; S2c SB6; 836 73 10; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(33) BYRD, William George; MM3c V6; 623 62 56; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(34) CAINES, Samuel Emanual; S2c SV6; 812 41 31; Negro; hospitalized, &-17-44 to 7-21-44, WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(35) CALLOWAY, William Carl; S2c SV6; 831 81 51; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(36) CARROLL, Troy (n); S2c SV6; 840 03 22; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, ABRASIONS, Multiple
(37) CARTER, Lenard (n); S2c SV6; 831 81 36; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, WOUNDS, Lacerated
(38) CAVER, Jessie “B”; S1c V6; 604 97 35; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-20-44, WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(39) CAZENAVE, Edward Emile, Jr.; S2c V6; 645 05 69; Negro; hospitalized, 7-017-44 to 8-6-44, WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(40) CHAMBLISS, Aron (n); S2c SV6; 831 71 19; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(41) CHEESEBORO, Maberia (n); S1c SV6; 831 83 21; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(42) CLARK, Frank James; S2c SV6; 721 74 19; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, WOUNDS, Lacerated, Left Palm
(43) CLAY, Major (n); S1c V6; 560 08 66; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(44) CODY, Richard Dudley; S1c SV6; 811 33 74; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(45) COLEMAN, James (n); S1c SV6; 894 73 52; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(46) COLLINS, “H” “L”; S2c SV6; 940 07 40; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, WOUNDS, Lacerated, Lacerated Multiple
(47) COLLINS, Ralph (n); S2c SV6; 856 53 43; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, WOUNDS, Lacerated, Right Shoulder
(48) COX, Freddie Lee; S2c SV6; 857 65 27; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to Unknown, FOREIGN BODY, Both feet
(49) CRADLE, James Arthur; S2c SV6; 834 40 68; Negro; hospitalized; 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, CONTUSION, Left Shoulder
(50) CROSBY, Joseph (n); S2c N-I; 938 81 31; Negro; hospitalized; 7-17-44 to 7-22-44, SPRAIN, Joint, Back
(51) DAVID, Charles Leslie; S2c SV6; 853 11 01 Negro; hospitalized; 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(52) DAVIS, Cecil Lee; S2c SV6; 854 78 52; Negro; hospitalized; 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(53) DAVIS, Frank Jefferson; S2c SV6; 847 50 88; Negro; hospitalized; 7-17-44 to 7-18-44, DIAGNOSIS UNDETERMINED (FRACTURE, SHOULDER)
(54) DAVIS, Iwathia Hermon; S2c SV6; 951 91 37; Negro; hospitalized; 7-17-44 to 7-26-44, WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(55) DAVIS, Willie Lee; S2c SV6; 842 72 07; Negro; hospitalized; 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, WOUNDS, Lacerated, Rt. Forehead
(56) DEADWYLER, Odysee (n); S2c SV6; 837 12 62; Negro; hospitalized; 7-17-44 to 7-29-44, WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(57) DEES, Bennon (n); S2c SV6; 843 99 41; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, WOUND, Lacerated, Left Wrist
(58) DICKINSON, Coleridge Taylor; S2c SV6; 876 83 07; Negro; hospitalized; 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(59) DIXSON, Julius (n), Jr.; S2c SV6; 930 37 39; Negro; hospitalized; 7-17-44 to 7-21-44, WOUNDS, Lacerated, R. Forearm
(60) DIXON, William Randolph; S2c V6; 245 83 32; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(61) DOCKERY, Carl Clifford; Bdr2c V6; 640 87 93; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; CONTUSION, Left hip
(62) DONALD, Dennis (n); S2c SV6; 943 05 51; Negro; hospitalized; 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(63) DUGGINS, Levator Weir; Sp(M)1c V6; 640 16 07; White; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Scalp
(64) DYER, Samuel Noah; S1c SV6; 878 57 09; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUND, Lacerated, Left forehead
(65) EARLY, Lee Roy; S2c SV6; 907 03 55; Negro; hopsitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated
(66) ECHOLS, Josh (nO Jr.; S2c SV6; 933 16 94; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(67) EDWARDS, Napoleon (n); S2c SV6; 831 60 74; Negro; Hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated
(68) EDWARDS, Robert (n); S2c SV6; 816 25 43; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated
(69) FARRIOR, William (n); S2c SV6; 835 92 52; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-22-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(70) FLOWERS, Jessie (n); S2c SV6; 834 07 64; Negro; hospitalized; 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(71) FLOWERS, Roderick (n); S2c SV6; 939 59 57; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-22-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Legs and Knees
(72) FERGUSON, Wilbert Francis; S2c SV6; 856 53 40; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-18-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(73) FORTUNE, Harry (n); S1c V6; 650 66 76; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(74) FUGATE, Clentie (n); S2c SV6; 864 72 26; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Left Eyebrow
(75) GARRETT, Kelly (n); S2c N-I; 840 22 84; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-22-44; STRAIN, MUSCULAR, Lumbar
(76) GARRISON, Herman (n); S2c V6; 656 88 08; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; NO DISEASE (SURGICAL OBSERVATION)
(77) GIPSON, Hill (n): S1c V6; 656 55 83; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(78) GODLEWSKI, Joseph Peter; MA2c V6; 853 92 03; White; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-20-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(79) GOLDEN, Charles Horace; S2c SV6; 958 60 31 [NOTE: identical to #80–one must be an error]; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-20-44; CONTUSION, Back
(80) GOLDEN, Raymond Mason; S2c SV6; 958 60 31 [NOTE: identical to #79–one must be an error]; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-20-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated
(81) GOODALL, James Calvin; S1c SV6; 845 86 36; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(82) GOSHA, Sam Lee, Jr.; S2c SV6; 838 53 64; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(83) GONDY, Charles Edward, S2c V6; 635 29 48; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; SPRAIN, Back
(84) GRAY, Willie James; S1c SV6; 834 07 36; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(85) GREEN, Ollie Eaton; S2c SV6; 836 53 60; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-24-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(86) GREENE, Richard Samuel; Ptr3c V6; 603 54 04; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(87) GRIMES, John Horace; Sp(a)3c V6; 611 35 46; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; CONTUSIONS, Multiple
(88) HARPER, Edward Gaylord, Jr.; S2c SV6; 956 67 39; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(89) HALL, Halden, Churchill; S1c SV6; 907 03 58; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated
(90) HALL, Robert Henry, Jr.; S2c SV6; 856 53 45; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(91) HALL, Willie (n), Jr.; S1c SV6 831 60 70; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(92) HARDIE, James Earl; S1c SV6; 834 40 96; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(93) HARRIS, Bernard (n); S2c V6; 659 82 60; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-24-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Left foot
(94) HARRIS, Robert Lewis; S1c V6; 711 74 73; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(95) HARRIS, Roscoe (n); S2c SV6; 831 48 98; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-24-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(96) HAWKINS, George Eugene; S2c V6; 721 03 55; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(97) HAYNES, Alfonse Samuel; S2c SV6; 858 72 80; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-24-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(98) HEATH, Lowell Orvalle; HA1c SV6; 876 67 55; White; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-24-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(99) HEATH, Roy (n); S2c SV6; 933 17 67; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-20-44; WOUND, Lacerated, Left arm
(100) HERBERT, Ivan Benjamin; SC2c V6; 644 92 09; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(101) HILL, Bobby (n); S2c V6; 631 24 37; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Left Foot
(102) HILL, James Sandford; S2c V6; 285 55 92; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 8-5-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(103) HILTON, Jesse (n); S2c SV6; 939 63 76; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(104) HODGES, Charles Joseph, Jr.; SF2c V6; 646 85 54; White; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated
(105) HOSCH, Nickie Eugene; Y3c SV6; 839 20 06; White; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-20-44; SPRAIN, JOINT, Ankle, Left
(106) HUDSON, James Hubert; S2c SV6; 894 97 65; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(107) HUNDLEY, James Willie; S2c SV6; 936 01 44; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; NO DISEASE (SURGICAL OBSERVATION)
(108) JACKSON, Joseph William; S2c SV6; 927 32 60; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(109) JACOBS, Edward Aubrey; S2c SV6; 0-8 06 32; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-20-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(110) JACOB, Frederick Marshall; S2c SV6; 847 55 64; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(111) JEFFERSON, June Lee, Jr.; S2c SV6; 836 55 05; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(112) JENKINS, Jack (n); S2c V6; 605 75 22; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(113) JERNIGAN, James Earl; S1c V6; 657 83 79; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Lt. Ankle
(114) JETT, Otha Lee; S2c SV6; 854 38 58; Negro; hospitalized; 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(115) JOHNSON, Daniel (n); S2c SV6; 920 72 12; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(116) JOHNSON, James Erastus; S2c SV6; 837 10 31; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(117) JOHNSON, Rose Wilhelm; S2c SV6; 820 75 70; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-24-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(118) JOINER, Wendel (n); S1c SV6; 861 47 16; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(119) JONES, Albert (n): S2c SV6; 907 03 61; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-20-44; CONTUSION, Head
(120) JONES, Charlie (n), Jr.; S2c SV6; 930 63 67; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(121) JONES, Louis (n); S2c V6; 604 87 38; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(122) JOHNS, James Clarence; S2c SV6; 939 64 52; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-28-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(123) KEY, Russell Edward; S2c V6; 659 01 16; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(124) KILGORE, Robert John; HA2c V6; 629 78 15; White; hospitalized 7-14-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(125) KING, Ernest Paul; S2c SV6; 551 99 56; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 8-1-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(126) KORNEGAY, James Davis: S2c SV6; 932 93 08; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-20-44; ABRASIONS, Multiple
(127) LANIER, Ennis Melvin; S2c V6[…]; 657 66 27; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-20-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(128) LEASON, Oscar Bennett; SK3c V6; 721 69 69; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(129) LEE, Amos (n); S2c SV6; 940 07 38; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(130) LEE, Welborn (n); S1c V6; 669 51 59; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUND, Lacerated, R. arm
(131) LEVY, Frank Scott Sr.; S2c SV6; 939 63 64; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(132) LLOYD, Charles Edwin; S2c V6; 560 97 74; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: ABRASIONS, Left Wrist
(133) LONG, Arthur (n); S1c SV6; 861 41 99; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(134) LOTT, Lacy (n); SK3c SV6; 857 72 97; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(135) LOVING, Wayland […]ase; S2c USN-I; 842 71 73; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-18-44: Wounds, Lacerated, Left foot
(136) LYONS, George Edward Phillip; S2c V6; 873 13 54; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: NO DISEASE (SURGICAL OBSERVATION)
(137) MACK, Monroe (n); S2c SV6; 830 96 21; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Left Forehead
(138) MADDOK, Fostella (n); S1c V6; 612 40 40; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-18-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Rt. Arm
(139) MAJORS, Rodrick Gilbert; S2c V6; 879 82 15; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(140) MARSHALL, Donovan Erwin; Sp(A) 2cV6; 879 17 77; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(141) MARTIN, James Ivory; S1c V6; 656 78 87; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated
(142) MAYFIELD, Clarence (n); S2c SV6; 832 88 27; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(143) MAYO, Leonard William; S2c V6; 657 92 28; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Right Knee
(144) McLAIN, Alexander (n); S1c SV6; 831 61 06; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(145) McALLISTER, Leander James; S2c SV6; 834 40 66; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(146) McBROOM, Charles William; S2c SV6; 908 07 59; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(147) MCCAIN, Elred Mack; CM3c V6; 656 82 01; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Neck
(148) MCCONNELL, Lindsay (n); S2c SV6; 855 53 97; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUND, Lacerated, Scalp
(149) McCUTCHEN, Sam (n); S1c USN-I; 831 60 77; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUND, Lacerated, forehead
(150) MCINTOCH, Thurman Harrell; S2c SV6; 849 81 99; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Rt. Forearm
(151) MCPHERSON, Akogibsi (n); S2c V6; 552 37 15; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-24-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated Multiple
(152) MCPHERSON, Bill Sunday; S2c SV6; 956 31 74; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: CONTUSION, Left Hand, Neck
(153) MCWELL, Isiah (n); S2c V6; 840 03 75; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated Multiple
(154) MILES, Thomas (n); S2c SV6; 817 84 90; ; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated Multiple
(155) MILLER, Charles (n); AS SV6; 931 09 62; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated Multiple
(156) MITCHELL, Richard (n); S2c SV6; 907 21 24; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated Multiple
(157) MITCHELL, Willie (n); S1c SV6; 848 94 90; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 8-1-44; WOUNDS, Lacerated Multiple
(158) MITCHUM, Charles Daniel; S2c SV6; 943 58 72; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated Multiple
(159) MORGAN, Clarence (n); S1c V6; 846 44 22; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUND, Lacerated, Wrist and Hand
(160) MORGAN, Wyatt (n); S1c SV6; 816 56 37; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(161) NIXON, Ernest Shaw; S2c V6; 833 88 00; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(162) NIXON, William Oliver; S2c SV6; 854 04 77; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(163) PAIGE, Gilbert Scipio Lee; S1c V6; 814 91 85; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 8-5-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(164) PARKER, James Nelson; S1c V6; 669 52 63; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(165) PATTERSON, Frank (n), Jr.; S1c V6; 721 67 34; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUND, Lacerated, Left Foot
(166) PATTON, Andrew Lee; S2c SV6; 640 96 98; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(167) PEEBLES, Charlie (n); S2c V6; 835 92 20; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(168) PERRY, Jewel Herman; S2c SV6; 958 60 20; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-22-44: WOUND, Lacerated, Rt. Hand
(169) PETERS, Robert Charles; S2c V6; 614 89 36; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(170) PETTES, Elbert (n); S2c V6; 629 96 20; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-18-44: CONTUSION, Left Forearm
(171) PHILLIPS, John Thomas; S2c V6; 898 42 06; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(172) PIPER, Brisco (n); StM2c SV6; 842 64 50; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-24-44: CONTUSION, Neck
(173) PITTMAN, William Lee; S2c V6; 897 22 83; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Multiple
(174) POLLARD, Aaron Roy; Bkr2c V6; 628 58 99; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: ABRASIONS, Multiple Forehead
(175) POLLARD, Whitfield Herbert; MM3c SV6; 822 02 55; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-29-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(176) POSEY, Ernest Mendum; […](PA)USN; 153 64 67; White; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: ABRASIONS, Multiple
(177) PUGH, John Davis; S2c V6; 831 73 00; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Right Leg
(178) PYATT, Duane Russell; S2c SV6; 712 79 27; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-24-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(179) REED, Thurman Edward; S1c V6; 626 57 35; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: CONTUSIONS, Multiple
(180) REYNOLDS, Comadore (n); S2c SV6; 942 78 97; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Thigh
(181) REYNOLDS, Rogers (n); S2c V6; 560 11 01; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(182) RICHARDSON, Louis Herman; S2c SV6; 818 59 25; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Both Feet
(183) RICHARDSON, Minard Thomas; S1c V6; 644 88 88; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(184) ROBB, James Pompey; CM3c SV6; 817 97 44; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(185) ROBINS, Glen (n); S2c SV6; 939 90 10; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Rt. Hand
(186) ROBINSON, Percy (n); S2c V6; 853 10 79; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-20-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Forehead
(187) ROBY, Arthur Lee; S2c SV6; 847 52 28; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(188) ROSS, Charles (n); S2c SV6; 812 41 58; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(189) ROSS, William Vernon; S2c V6; 907 03 47; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(190) SAPP, George Lester; StM2c SV6; 907 03 47; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(191) SCOTT, Harry (n); S1c V6; 550 11 27; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: CONTUSION, Right Shoulder
(192) SHEFFIELD, Joel Lazarus; S2c SV6; 831 70 11; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(193) SIMMS, Charles (n), Jr.; S1c SV6; 867 39 94; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: ABRASIONS, Minor, Both Feet
(194) SMILEY, William Joseph, Jr.; S2c V6; 886 39 57; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: ABRASIONS, Multiple
(195) SMITH, John (n); S2c SV6; 830 99 34; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(196) SMITH, John “N”; S2c V6; 831 63 44; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-18-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(197) STANLEY, “J” “C”; S2c SV6; 933 17 66; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(198) STEWARD, Charles Leroy; S1c V6; 611 93 49; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(199) STILL, LeRoy Edward; S2c SV6; 906 50 01; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-20-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(200) STITTS, “W” “C”; S2c V6; 640 55 30; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(201) STRANGE, Frank William, Jr.; S2c V6; 878 38 65; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(202) SUBER, Willie Chris; S2c SV6; 930 62 59; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-24-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(203) SULLIVAN, Louis Billy; S2c V6; 861 38 35; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUND, Lacerated, Penis
(204) TAPP, Williard (n); S2c V6; 873 60 44; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(205) TAYLOR, James Theodore; Swc SV6; 860 31 78; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(206) TAYLOR, Nathaniel (n); S1c V6; 658 60 73; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(207) TERRY, Willis (n); S1c V6; 658 65 06; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-20-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(208) THOMAS, Frank (n); S2c V6; 846 57 95; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to unknown: ABRASION, Left Cornea
(209) THOMPSON, Walter (n); S2c V6; 644 75 26; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(210) THOMPSON, John Henry; CM3c V6; 604 57 67; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Both Feet
(211) TRAVICK, Thomas Hill; S2c SV6; 862 51 67; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated Multiple
(212) TWINE, Randolph Bergees; S2c SV6; 712 79 34; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated Multiple
(213) VALENTINE, John (n) Jr.; S2c SV6; 874 08 54; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated Multiple
(214) WADDELL, Edgar Carter; S1c V6; 602 35 94; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated Multiple
(215) WADE, James Andrew; […]3c SV6; 850 96 13; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUND, Lacerated, Flet Foot
(216) WALLACE, Sumner (n); S2c SV6; 931 07 95; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated Multiple
(217) WALTON, Lowell Lennie; S2c SV6; 845 88 26; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated Multiple
(218) WASHINGTON, Cecil Leon Jr.; S2c V6; 628 58 39; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 8-2-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated Multiple
(219) WATSON; Robert Powell; S2c SV6; 858 62 85; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 8-2-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated Multiple
(220) WATTS, Nathaniel (n); Sp(W)2c SV6; 878 01 91; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUND, Lacerated, Right Leg
(221) WELLS, Clyde (n); CM3c V6; 604 58 83; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Forehead and Rt. Arm
(222) WIGGINS, John Noble; F1c SV6; 813 86 11; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated Multiple
(223) WILLIAMS, Clyde Lemuel; S2c V6; 560 83 57; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated Multiple
(224) WHITE, John Watson; S1c SV6; 830 97 23; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated Multiple
(225) WHITING, Elery (n); S2c SB6; 830 71 86; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-20-44: CONTUSION, Toe Right First
(226) WILDER, William Dalton; S2c V6; 560 03 89; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUND, Lacerated, Right Knee
(227) WILLIAMS, David (n); S1c V6; 522 22 84; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-20-44: ABRASION; Right Cornea
(228) WILLIAMS, Jessie Lee; S2c SV6; 840 19 53; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-22-44: WOUND, Lacerated, Right Knee
(229) WILLIAMS, Ollie (n); S2c SV6; 873 36 01; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-22-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(230) WILLIAMS, Robert Lee; S1c V6; 634 40 29; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-18-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(231) WILLIAMS, Sam (n); S2c SV6; 939 93 29; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(232) WOLFE, Henry Sterling, Jr.; S1c V6; 551 81 20; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Right Upper Arm
(233) WRIGHT, James Elwood; MM1c SV6; 826 82 75; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(234) WRIGHT, Leroy (n); CM3c V6; 636 62 21; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 8-12-44: DIAGNOSIS UNDETERMINED (BACK INJURY)
(235) WYLIE, John David; S2c SV6; 836 73 14; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(236) YOUNG, Lee Adams; S1c V6; 625 55 43; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
(237) YOUNG, Ulysses (n); Y3c V6; 556 11 45; Negro; hospitalized, 7-17-44 to 7-21-44: WOUNDS, Lacerated, Multiple
 Personal Injuries to Civilians:
(1) That the name, address, and occupation, if any, of each civilian injured as result of said explosions, and the nature and extent of the injury or injuries suffered by each, if known, are, as follows:
CIVILIAN CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYEES OF U.S. NAVY
Severely Injured — At least partial disability expected
(1) COTTRELL, Alfred F.; Route 2, Box 454, Concord, California; Electrician; Multiple lacerations of face; compound fracture left ulna; left eye removed
(2) JOHNSON, John F.; Vine Hill, Arthur Rd., Box 124, Martinez, California; Helper, General; Tenderness left hip and pelvis; abrasion right leg and left arm; fracture of body of left ilium
(3) JONES, Aaron D.; 303 Hillside Avenue, Port Chicago, California; Rigger; Multiple lacerations; Contused wound of back; Depressed fracture of tip of nasal bone.
(4) MEYERS, James A.; Route 3, Box 293; Concord, California; Brakeman; Fracture, compound right humerus
(5) WILEY, Calvert F.; 125 Park Avenue, Port Chicago, California; Joiner; Sever shock; Comm[…]ted fracture and maceration of left arm; laceration of scalp; maceration of left side and neck
(6) BAACK, Myron C.; 2524 Pacific Street, P.O. Box 929, Concord, Calif.; Snapper Electrician; Lower back and right foot
(7) DARNELL, Stacey M.; 409-B Poplar Avenue, Port Chicago, California; Auto Mechanic; Contusions to right ear and head; contusion left elbow
(8) HARRIS, Frank E.; 202 Norman Street, Clyde, California; Joiner; Bruise on head and shock
(9) HAWKINS, Sam H.; 224 Poplar Street, Port Chicago, California; Engineman H&P; Back strain and shock
(10) HIGGS, Elmon M.; 320 Wellington Ave., Clyde, California; Joiner; Abrasion &contusion of right arm; slight puncture wounds; nervous shock
(11) HOLLETT, Vearl L.; 217 Wellington, Clyde, California; Machine Operation; Back — strain
(12) LOZANO, Frank D.; 771 E. Street, Pittsburg, California; Machine Operator; Puncture wound left foot; nervous shock
(13) NEVILLS, Clarence; 220 8th Street, Antioch, California; Machine Operator; Nervous shock; abrasion nose and right elbow; cut chin; bruise right knee
(14) PARKER, Gerald; Port Chicago, California; Rigger, Min.; Generalized body soreness; nervousness
(15) PETERS, Frank H.; 2019 Fir Street, Concord, California; Brakeman; Psychoneurosis; hysteria; back strain
(16) ROBBINS, Percy F.; P.O. Box 219, Port Chicago, California; Welder; Contusions of scalp; lacerations on both thumbs
(17) SCHOENING, Robert K.; Route 3, Box 184, Concord, California; Machinist; Nervous shock
(18) SCHOENING, Russell H.; Route 3, Box 184, Concord, California; Machinist; Nervous shock
(19) STRICKLING, Ralph C.; Route 1, Box 900, Pittsburg, California; Auto Mechanic; Back injuries; laceration of right shoulder; bruised neck; shock
(20) TURNER, Russell L., 307 East Lind Street, Port Chicago, California; Brakeman; Contusions both knees; strain neck and shoulders
(21) WHITE, Alonso T.; Route 3, Box 407, House #38 Avon Acres, Concord, Calif.; Rigger; Nervous shock and dazed
(22) WILLIAMS, Olando; 544 West 1st Street, Pittsburg, California; Helper, General; Wounds, lacerated above right eye
CIVILIAN CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYEES OF U.S. ARMY
No permanent disability expected
(1) JORDAN, Harrison E.; General Delivery, Benicia, California; Carpenter’s Helper; Extreme shock — contusions and lacerations of head and body
(2) MINI, Rita W.; West “K” Street, Post Office Box 458, Benicia, Calif.; Clerk in Stock, Central Division; Puncture wound from flying glass in back below right shoulder — sever shock
(3) SIBLEY, Mary Grace; 32 Sample Way, Benicia, California; Helper Mechanic; Lacerations about the head, neck and back; serious injury to right foot and ankle.
c. Personal Injuries to Civilians:
CIVILIANS:
(1) ALDEN, Regina; 223 W. Hayden St., Port Chicago, California; Housewife; Lacerations left upper eyelid, side of nose and cheek; scar tissue may be permanent.
(2) ALDEN, Wilma (Mrs.); Custodian of School, Port Chicago, Calif.; Nature of injuries unknown (reported by Red Cross).
(3) ALESSANDRELLI, Victoria; 1730 Pine St., Martinez, California; Housewife; Cut across right eye — vision impaired; may be permanent.
(4) ANDERSON, Charles F.; Astoria Hotel (Rm #54), 844 7th St., Oakland, California; Brakeman, Southern Pacific Company; Cut in left eye-ball. May be permanent.
(5) ASHLEY, Doris (Mrs); 219 Madison, Pittsburg, California; Glass removed from knee; scar may be permanent.
(6) BAGGENSTO[…], Agnes; Route #3, Box 192, Concord, California; Housewife; Broken upper plate of teeth.
(7) BAGGENSTO[…], Herbert; Route #3, Box 192, Concord, California; Infant (17 mos.); Scratches on forehead — not permanent.
(8) BAGGENSTO[…], Stephen; Route #3, Box 192, Concord, California; Associated Oil, Avon, California; Puncture wound on ball of right foot. Minor scratches on head. No permanent injury.
(9) BARGER, Ida; Route 1, Box 72-A, Martinez, California; Stenciler, Shell Oil Company, Martinez, Calif.; Right eye removed; permanent injury. Cut on forehead above nose..
(10) BARRERA, Lee; 859 W. 92nd Street, Los Angeles, California; Permanente Metals Corporation; Injured right eye; left leg; knee injury; may be permanent.
(11) BAYNE, Caroline; P.O. Box 764, Selby, California; Child — 10 years; Lacerated right knee — water on knee; may be permanent.
(12) BAYNE, Dixon (Mrs); P.O. Box 764, Selby, California; Occupation — unknown; Injuries unknown.
(13) BEDOYA, Catherine; 43 Champion Street, Port Chicago, California; Housewife; Cut left upper arm, back and behind left ear. Scars. No injury permanent.
(14) BEDOYA, Robert J.; Box 416, 43 Champion St., Port Chicago, California; Cuts on face, legs, body. Not permanent.
(15) BEECHER, Hazel A.; Route 2, Box 105 (80-4), Mountain View Ave., Pittsburg, California; U.S. Army, Camp Stoneman, Post Exchange; Right eye cut. Some permanent loss of vision. Cuts right upper forehead and back of head.
(16) BENNETT, Camille M.; 2100 Castro Street, Martinez, California; Occupation — unknown; Injury — unknown.
(17) BOROKOFF, Helen; 1221 Florida Street, San Francisco, California; S.P. Company, San Francisco, Calif.; Injury — unknown.
(18) BROOKS, Lucius P.; Station Building, Port Chicago, California; S.P. Company, Station Agent; Cuts on face, body and knee; not permanent.
(19) BUMGANNER, Evelyn; P.O. Box #195, Port Chicago, California; Richmond Shipyard #3; Back injury — not permanent.
(20) CASSIDY, George; 117 Main Street, Port Chicago, California; Bartender, Bank Club, Port Chicago, California; Injuries — unknown.
(21) CHAPMAN, Mable (Mrs); 228 Driscoll Place, Benicia, California; Yuba Manufacturing Company, Benicia, California; 4-inch wound — 3 inches deep in anterior surface right thigh; not permanent except for scar.
(22) CLARK, Etta; 305 W. Lind Street, Port Chicago, California; Bauxite Grinder, General Chemicals, Nichols, California; Left eye removed. Cut left cheekbone, right shoulder, cut shin. Left cheek paralyzed. Minor cuts. Scars permanent..
(23) CLARK, David; 305 W. Lind Street, Port Chicago, California; Infant — 13 mos.; Some glass in leg — completely healed..
(24) CLARK, Loren; 305 W. Lind Street, Port Chicago, California; Occupation — unknown; Minor cuts and lacerations — not permanent.
(25) CLARK, Orin; 306 Burgess Street, Port Chicago, California; Occupation — unknown; Injury — unknown.
(26) COLVARD, Carl E.; 302 W. Hayden St., Port Chicago, California; Asst. Wharfman, Tidewater Assoc. Oil Company, Avon, Calif.; Lacerations and shock — not permanent.
(27) COLVARD, Myrtle; 302 W. Hayden St., Port Chicago, California; Lichti’s Pharmacy, Port Chicago, Calif.; Three fingers cut to bone on left hand; may be permanent.
(28) CURLETTO, John Jr.; Slayton Rd., Box 620, Concord, California; Self-employed (not stated); Lost toe-nail — not permanent.
(29) DALTON, Henry B.; 415 E. Lind Street, Port Chicago, California. Pumper — Tidewater Assoc. Oil Company, Avon, California. Laceration left leg — required drain; not permanent.
(30) DARNELL, Nora B. (Mrs); 309 West Lind St., Port Chicago, California; Camp Stoneman, Mess Hall #2; Cut forehead and one foot. Not permanent.
(31) DENIO, Jessie P. (Mrs); 744 Ohio St., Vallejo, California; Homemaker; Fractured pelvis — shock; may be permanent.
(32) DODSON, Fannie L.; 401 E. Lind St., Port Chicago, California; Shipping Helper; Assoc. Oil Company, Avon, California; Shock and nervous prostration; not permanent.
(33) DOTY, C.A.; P.O. Box, Port Chicago, California; Occupation — unknown; Injury — unknown.
(34) DUMOND, F.J.; 606 Castro St., Martinez, California; International Assoc. of Mach., Concord, California; Cuts on nose, hand and foot; scars may be permanent.
(35) DUNNING, Mabelle; 315 W. Fleet St., Port Chicago, California; Self-employed; Right foot — broken bone; right leg and knee — cut, bruises, lacerations — no permanent injury.
(36) ENEA, Patrina; 198 West 9th St., Pittsburg, California; Housewife; Cut over right eye; deep gash — scar may be permanent.
(37) EWING, C.W.; RFD, Concord, California; Office Assistant, Tidewater Assoc. Oil Company, Avon, Calif.; Contusion of right knee — not permanent.
(38) FAWCETT, John W.; 117 Main Street, Port Chicago, California; Bartender, Bank Club, Port Chicago, California; Laceration right hand required suture; injury right thigh and hip; scar left hand; should be no permanent injury.
(39) FLEMING, Bertha; Route #1, Box 544, Pittsburg, California; Associated Oil Co., Avon, California; Right eye blackened; right toe and heel cut; left foot and left knee cut; not permanent.
(40) FOSS, Fred E.; 1327 Peralta Avenue; Berkeley, California; Conductor, S.P. Company; Shock (Injuries not permanent).
(41) FRAGA, Thomas F.; 630 Court Street, Martinez, California; Occupation — unknown; Injury — unknown.
(42) FRANCE, Jessie (Mrs); Route 1, Box 525, Pittsburg, California; Housewife; Severe injury to right eye; may eventually lose eyeball; vision lost permanently.
(43) FRATES, Isabelle; Route #2, Box 578, Concord, California; Housewife; Glass washed from both eyes; small cuts about face well healed; no permanent injury.
(44) FRATES, Thomas L.; Route #2, Box 578, Concord, California; Millwright, Columbia Steel Corp., Pittsburg, Calif.; Eye injured; may be permanent.
(45) FULLMER, Myrtle (Mrs.); Route #1, Boxy 587, Pittsburg, California; Occupation — unknown; Severe shock.
(46) GARCIA, Carmen H.; 321 West Fleet St., Port Chicago, California; Housewife; Two lacerations of left elbow and left forearm. Nothing permanent except scars.
(47) GARCIA, John C.; 321 West Fleet St., Port Chicago, California; Wire-drawer, Columbia Steel Corp., Pittsburg, California. Lacerations face and leg, right cheek; not permanent.
(48) GORDON, Norma Rose; Nichols, California — via Port Chicago, Calif. General Chemical Company, Nichols, California. Puncture wound right forearm. May be permanent.
(49) GROSSI, Americo; 235 Carroll St., Port Chicago, California; Tidewater Assc. Co., Avon, California; Sprain, left wrist — multiple lacerations; not permanent.
(50) HATCHER, Robert A.; 415 Hillside Derive, Port Chicago, California. Shift Supervisor, Physical Laboratory, Assc. Oil Company, Avon, California; Cut below right glukal fold and right leg — numerous lacerations about face, chin, right side. No functional impairment.
(51) HATCHER, Robert David; 415 Hillside Drive, Port Chicago, California; Child — 5 years; Cut on back of head; suffering from shock — not permanent.
(52) HATCHER, Wilma; 415 Hillside Drive, Port Chicago, California; Housewife; Cuts on hands and arms; front tooth chipped — 2 teeth loosened — not permanent.
(53) HAWKINS, Mrs. S.H.; 224 Poplar St., Port Chicago, California. Housewife; Cuts &lacerations on face, arms and chest; not permanent.
(54) HAWTHORNE, Bernice; Route No. 1, P.O. Box 912; Pittsburg, California; Housewife; Right hand lacerated; not permanent.
(55) HEPBURN, Charles L.; Southern Pacific Depot, Port Chicago, Calif. Telegrapher, Southern Pacific Railroad Company; Well healed lacerations back of head, right temporal area, right posterior thigh. Should not be permanent.
(56) HEPBURN, Jacobina; Southern Pacific Railroad Company, Car Body No. 2, Port Chicago, California; Housewife; Shock; — sprained right hand — not permanent.
(57) IVERSON, Jack; 34d &Cotton, c/o Richmond, California; Occupation — unknown; Injury — unknown.
(58) JONES, Benny Jack; 303 Hillside Ave., Port Chicago, California. Child — 4 years; Injury to knee — not permanent.
(59) JONES, Myrtle; 303 Hillside Avenue; Port Chicago, California; Housewife; Minor injuries — not permanent.
(60) JONES, Shirley Ann; 303 Hillside Ave. Port Chicago, California. Infant — 19 mos. Injury to inner aspect of right thigh; nothing permanent, except scar.
(61) KILSBY, John M.; Columbia Park, Apt. 462, Pittsburg, California. Occupation — unknown; Injury — unknown.
(62) KIRKHAM, Wallace H.; 687 Spruce St., Oakland, 10, California; Brakeman, S.P., West Oakland, California; Concussion right knee (not permanent).
(63) LANGBKIW, Oscar C.; 348 Cumberland St., Pittsburg, California; Occupation — unknown; Cut right and left cheek; minor injuries.
(64) LEATH, Janice H.; 309 W. Minnesota St., Port Chicago, California; Housewife; Cut about face; puncture wound right foot; may be permanent scar.
(65) LEATH, William M.; 309 W. Minnesota St., Port Chicago, California; Tidewater Assc. Oil Co., Avon, California; Cuts on shin, outer forehead, left shoulder. Glass entered both eyes. May be some permanent change of vision.
(66) LEIF, Clement J.; 317 Minnesota St., Port Chicago, California. Occupation — unknown; Finger on left hand cut by flying glass; lanced three times. Probably not permanent.
(67) LICHTI, Robert L.; Box 256, Port Chicago, California; Operation Department, Assc. Oil Company; Lacerations face, right shoulder, left leg and over left eye. May be permanent injury.
(68) LICHTI, Genevieve (Mrs); Box 256, Port Chicago, California; Occupation — unknown; Slight cut above left eye — not permanent.
(69) LICHTI, Robert Jr.; Box 256, Port Chicago, California. Child — 7 years. Cut on top of head — minor — not permanent.
(70) LUDRICKS, Rosalie; 222 West Hayden St., Port Chicago, California; Housewife; Cut left side of head above ear — small cuts right knee and leg. No injury will be permanent.
(71) MARTIN, James; State Hospital, Napa, California; Laborer — Sparton Bros. Animal Shows; Shock (Acute psychic) — not believed permanent.
(72) MATTHEWS, Mable Clair; 220 E. Fleet St., Port Chicago, California; Housewife; Well healed but scarred lacerations of upper lip, bridge of nose, forehead, left arm and left breast with contusions of both breasts. Facial scars will be permanent.
(73) MATTHEWS, W.P.; 220 E. Fleet Street, Port Chicago, California. Master Mech. M.F. Smith, Santa Fe RR, Colma, California; Nervous breakdown and bronchial asthma caused by shock and exposure — not believed permanent.
(74) MOB, Ida; 111-B Division Street, Port Chicago, California. Paul Collins Restaurant & Fountain, Pittsburg, California. Cut on knee — cut vein — not permanent.
(75) MORRIS, Alice Ura; Clyde, California; Operator for Pacific Bell Telephone Company; Left, feet, head and arms cut by flying glass. Hearing in right ear impaired.
(76) MULKERIN, M.; 2411 Orchard Lane, Martinez, California; Car Loader, Tidewater Associated Oil Co., Avon, California. Contusion on bridge of nose. Not permanent.
(77) NASSER, Mary; 315 Scott Street, San Francisco, California; Housewife; Deep cuts and lacerations right temple. Cut right arm. Broken wrist. Not permanent.
(78) NASSER, Samuel; 315 Scott Street; San Francisco, California; Retired; Cut on top of head — right temple — severe shock; not permanent.
(79) NOLAN, John W.; 1400 Fell Street, San Francisco, California; Brakeman, S.P. Co., 65 Market St., San Francisco, Calif. Right eye removed; some hope for vision in left eye. Injuries permanent.
(80) NOM, Tom (Mrs.); New China Cafe; 605 1st St., Benicia, Calif. Injury — unknown.
(81) OLDS, Dewey; Columbia Park, Box 366, Pittsburg, California. Controlman, Tidewater Assc. Oil Co., Avon, California. Shock — mild concussion — not permanent.
(82) PALUHICKI, Anna (Mrs.); 320 W. Fleet Street, Port Chicago, California. Self-employed; Eye injury (left) — shock. May be partial loss of vision.
(83) PHILLIPS, Bertha; Route #1, Box 72-A, Martinez, California. Housekeeper; Forehead cut — not permanent.
(84) PHILLIPS, Kelly; Route #1, Box 72-A, Martinez, California; Shell Chemical Company; Forehead cut — not permanent.
(85) QUINLAN, Nadia (Mrs).; 1320 Santa Fe Ave., Martinez, California; Housewife; Injury to head, back, legs; shock — concussion; Constant pounding in back of head and back — not permanent.
(86) REICHART, Bert; Port Chicago, California. Occupation — unknown; Injury — unknown.
(87) REMALEY, Velda; 225 Fleet St., Port Chicago, California; Cashier — Southern Pacific Company; Right leg operated on — lacerations both shins, right ankle, left leg. No permanent injury likely.
(88) ROBINSON, R.D.; 880 Keiler Avenue, Berkeley, 8, California; Trainmaster, S.P. Company; Cuts and bruises on face, hands; shock — not permanent.
(89) ROSSI, Eleanor, J.; 320 Hayden Street, Port Chicago, California; Stenographer, Research Dept. Tidewater Assc. Oil Company, Avon California; Shock and hysteria — contusion and abrasion on entire body — not permanent.
(90) SAHM, Daisy B. (Mrs); 209 E. Lind St., Port Chicago, California. Housewife; Numerous cuts of arms and face; lesion on ridge of right eye; well-healed scars both feet. No permanent injury except scars.
(91) SCHIFFIANO, Paul D.; Southern Pacific RR, Section #13, Port Chicago, California; Laborer, S.P. Company; Cut fingers left hand. Claims vision dimmed; nothing permanent.
(92) SCHMIDT, Adele; 133 Park Avenue, Port Chicago, California; Contra Costa County — F.W.A. Recreation Project; Cut over left eye — lacerations about left eye and bridge of nose. Probably nothing permanent.
(93) SCHOTT, Rodney E.; Route #1, Box 158-A, Martinez, California; Child — 11-1/2 years. Wrist was placed in cast — cast now off but wrist still weak and bothers him. Not permanent.
(94) SCHROM, Frank; 910 Myrtle Ave., Schenectady, New York; Merchant seaman — not employed at time. Cut in right eye resulting in traumatic cataract. May be permanent.
(95) SEGALE, A. (Mrs.); 1052 Alabama St., Vallejo, California; Broken wrist — probably not permanent.
(96) SJODIN, Mrs. Ed; P.O. Box 401, Port Chicago, California; Housewife; Lesions of muscles and subluxated vertebrae — not permanent.
(97) SMITH, Dewey; 134 Clyde, Port Costa, California; Occupation — unknown; Injury to head and ear — probably not permanent.
(98) SOTO, Rose; Route #2, Box 267, Pittsburg, California; Housewife; Leg injury — probably not permanent.
(99) SOTO, Cynthia Ann; Route #2, Box 267, Pittsburg, California; Child -0- 5 years; Head injury — probably not permanent.
(100) STEBBINS, Daisy E.; 143 Park Avenue; Port Chicago, California; Housewife; Cut back of left hand, left leg above knee, right forearm. Puncture wound below shoulder on right arm. Should not be permanent except scars.
(101) STURTEVANT, Roy; 805 Las Juantas, Martinez, California; Secretary-Treasurer, C.I.O. Council; About 20 minor cuts — not permanent.
(102) SWINDELL, Troy D.; Route #1, Box 968, Pittsburg, California; Boilermaker, C.F. Braun Construction Company, Avon, Calif. Deep cut through abdominal wall of stomach. No permanent injury.
(103) TUTT, Harry W.; Astoria Hotel; 1844 17th St., Oakland, California; Conductor, Southern Pacific Company; Cuts in right eye; both eyes injured — nervous shock; may be permanent.
(104) VENTURINO, Con[…]; Nichols (Via Port Chicago, California); General Chemical Co., Nichols (Port Chicago, Calif.) Cut on right shoulder — not permanent.
(105) WELBORN, Shirley; Box 558, Port Chicago, California; Occupation — unknown; Injury — unknown.
(106) WELSH, Marla; 31 Champion St., Port Chicago, California; Child — 9 years; Injury — unknown.
(107) WESTERBERG, Amelia; 3640 Serrano St., Martinez, California; California Hawaiian Sugar Refinery; Struck by falling object — injury not stated; not permanent.
(108) WILSON, Elaine; Box 397; Walnut, California; Very minor lacerations — not permanent.
(109) ZICCHI, J. (Mrs.); Box 249, Bell Units, Bell Monte, Pittsburg, Calif. Occupation — unknown. Injury — unknown.
CIVILIANS — SS REDLINE CREW
(110 ANDERSON, Oscar; 710 Ellis St., San Francisco, California; Captain SS REDLINE, Union Oil Company; Deep cut on right hand; bruised and swollen left hand; not permanent.
(111) ANDERSON, Nils; 667 Theresa Street, San Francisco, California; 1st Mate, SS REDLINE, Union Oil Company; Fracture of simple left tibia — not permanent.
(112) NOLDSWORTH, Raymond; Chief Engineer, SS REDLINE, Union Oil Company; Cut on head; shoulder injury — not permanent.
(113) ORIAS, Mateus; Ordinary Seaman, SS REDLINE, Union Oil Company; Glass in eye; not permanent.

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