Keith Allen from Morison's "Invasion of France and Germany," volume XI of his "History of U.S. Naval Operations in World War II."
TASK FORCE 122--WESTERN NAVAL TASK FORCE
Flagship group: heavy cruiser Augusta, destroyer Thompson
TASK FORCE 125--ASSAULT FORCE "U," UTAH BEACH (I don't know why this
wasn't Task Group 122.X, if it was under TF 122)
Escort Group: Destroyers O'Brien, Jeffers, Glennon (hit mine 8 June and
grounded; battered by shore artillery and abandoned 10 June), Walke, Barton,
Laffey, Meredith (sunk by glide bomb 8 June); also several smaller U.S. ships
and British and French ships.
Bombardment Group: Heavy cruisers Tuscaloosa, Quincy; battleship Nevada;
destroyers Fitch, Forrest, Corry (hit mine on D-day and sank), Hobson, Herndon,
Shubrick, Butler, Gherardi; destroyer escorts Bates, Rich (struck three mines 8
June while assisting Glennon, and sank). Also several British ships and a
Dutch gunboat.
TASK FORCE 124--ASSAULT FORCE "O" for Omaha Beach
Escort Group: Destroyers Frankford, Nelson, Murphy, Plunkett, and the
destroyers listed under the Bombardment Group; DEs Borum, Amesbury, Blessman.
Several British and French ships.
Bombardment Group: Battleships Texas and Arkansas; destroyers Frankford,
McCook, Carmick, Doyle, Emmons, Baldwin, Harding, Satterlee, Thompson. Again,
some British and French ships also.
TASK FORCE 126--FOLLOW-UP FORCE "B"
Escort included destroyers Rodman, Ellyson, and Hambleton, along with some
British and USCG ships.