Cummings
The destroyer Cummings, Mahan Class No. 365, was a sister ship of Case and, except for her displacement which was 1,465 tons, shared Case's specification. Cummings was laid down at United Dry Docks on 26 June 1934 and was completed on 26 January 1937. On 7 December 1941 she was moored at the Navy Yard, Pier 19. At 0910 she was attacked by Val dive-bombers and a near miss wounded three men. At about the same time Commander L. P. Lovett arrived to make the Cummings his flagship as Cassin had been bombed and set on fire. Lovett was commander of Destroyer Divisions Three and Five. Cummings succeeded in putting to sea and at 1139 her sound operator reported hearing propeller noises. Two depth charges were dropped and quantities of oil were seen, indicating a possible submarine kill.
You can find out more about the ship Cummings in the following Osprey books:
CAMPAIGN 62 Pearl Harbor 1941; CAMPAIGN 30 Midway 1942; MEN-AT-ARMS 70 US Army 1941-45; MEN-AT-ARMS 342 US Army in WWII (1) The Pacific