Clockwise from top left: U.S. flag; USS Arizona in heavy seas in the 1930s; A modern Navy honor guard; Oregon flag; Arlington National Cemetery; USS West Virginia in flames at Pearl Harbor. he following is a partial list of Oregonians who died in the attack on Pearl Harbor. Most of the casualty lists that can be found document persons by name, military rank, and ship or location at the time of the attack, but seldom give the state of residence. Therefore, these names are included as only a partial list.     World War II Honor List of Dead and Missing - State of Oregon (Compiled in 1946 by the U.S. War Department to document Army casualties - 19 page PDF document) Frank George Brown, QM3c, USN William Howard Brown, S2c, USN John Collier, F2c, USN Joel Beman Cowden, S2c, USN Harley Wade Craft, CM3c, USN William Joseph Curry, WT2c, USN Dexter Wilson Fincher, SGT, USMC Carroll Gale Greenfield, S1c, USN Verrell Roy Heater, S1c, USN Darrell Robert Howe, S2c, USN **Victor Lawrence Jeans, WT2c, USN Arland Earl Price, RM2c, USN Glen Donald Rawhouser, F3c, USN John James Robinson, Em1c, USN Ralph Leory Wallace, F3c, USN Donald Vern Westin, F3c, USN Everett Morris Wick, FC3c, USN ** View death certificate of Victor Lawrence Jeans If you have information about an individual Oregonian who died in the Pearl Harbor attack please contact the Oregon State Archives by e-mail: reference.archives@state.or.us Sources: USS Arizona image: US Naval History Center Modern Navy honor guard image: US Navy Digital Imagery; Arlington National Cemetery image: Maine Senator Susan Collins Web site USS West Virginia image: US Naval History Center On to the sinking of the Arizona Casualties | Arizona | Football | Oregon Responds | USS Sederstrom | Other Resources | Exhibit Home Oregon State Archives Home