Thursday, November 27, 2025

Thursday, 27 November 1941

US NAVY

UNITED STATES—Admiral Harold R. Stark, Chief of Naval Operations, sends "war warning" message to commanders of the Pacific and Asiatic Fleets. General George C. Marshall, Army Chief of Staff, sends a similar message to his Hawaiian and Philippine Department commanders.

PACIFIC—U.S. passenger liner President Madison, chartered for the purpose, sails from Shanghai, China, with the 2d Battalion,4th Marine Regiment (Lieutenant Colonel Donald Curtis, USMC) embarked, bound for the Philippines (see 28 November).

ATLANTIC—Destroyer Babbitt (DD‑128), with TU 4.1.5, escorting convoy HX 160, depth charges a sound contact.

            U.S. freighter Nishmaha rescues 72 survivors (five of whom succumb to their wounds) from British light cruiser HMS Dunedin, sunk by German submarine U‑124 on 24 November. Nishmaha transports the survivors to Trinidad.  

US MARINE CORPS

UNITED STATES— Adm Stark, CNO, sends war warning to commanders of the Pacific and Asiatic Fleets

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