Philippine Sea order of battle

The Battle of the Philippine Sea was fought 19-20 June 1944 in the waters west of the Mariana Islands by elements of the Imperial Japanese Navy's Combined Fleet and of the United States Navy's Pacific Fleet. The battle exacted a terrible toll from the Japanese naval air arm, costing them most of their few remaining experienced pilots. The Combined Fleet was no longer capable of serious offensive operations after this engagement. Historian Samuel Eliot Morison characterized it this way:
"This was the greatest carrier battle of the war. The forces engaged were three to four times those in preceding actions like Midway, and victory was so complete that the Japanese could never again engage on such a scale. ... above all the skill, initiative, and intrepid courage of the young aviators made this day one of the high points in the history of the American spirit".
Since the Japanese assumed the tactical offensive, their forces are listed first.
 Japanese forces
 American forces
Ship losses during campaign<br>
IJN: 2 fleet carriers, 1 old fleet carrier, 5 destroyers, 2 oilers, 4 1st-class submarines, 9 2nd-class submarines<br>
USN: -none-<br>
Aircraft losses<br>
IJN: 243<br>
USN: 130<br>
Japanese order of battle.
Mobile Fleet<br>
Vice Admiral Jisaburō Ozawa in "Taihō"
Van Force.
Vice Admiral Takeo Kurita in "Atago"<br>
Carrier Division 3 (Rear Admiral Sueo Obayashi):
Battleship Division 1 (Vice Admiral Matome Ugaki):
Battleship Division 3 (Vice Admiral Yoshio Suzuki):
Cruiser Division 4 (Vice Admiral Kurita):
Screen (Rear Admiral Mikio Hayakawa in "Noshiro"):
"A" Force.
Vice Admiral Ozawa<br>
Carrier Division 1 (Vice Admiral Ozawa):
Cruiser Division 5 (Rear Admiral Shintaro Hashimoto):
Screen (Rear Admiral Susumu Kimura in "Yahagi"):
"B" Force.
Rear Admiral Takaji Joshima<br>
Carrier Division 2 (Rear Admiral Joshima):
Screen:
Supply Forces.
1st Supply Force<br>
2nd Supply Force<br>
Submarine Forces.
Vice Admiral Takeo Takagi at Saipan<br>
American order of battle.
US Fifth Fleet<br>
Admiral Raymond A. Spruance in heavy cruiser 
Task Force 58.
Task Force 58 – Fast Carrier Forces<br>
Vice Admiral Marc A. Mitscher in fleet carrier <br>
Task Group 58.1.
Carrier Division 13 (Rear Admiral Joseph J. Clark)<br>
2 fleet carriers:
2 light carriers:
Cruiser Division 10: 3 heavy cruisers (Rear Admiral Leo H. Thebaud):
2 anti-aircraft light cruisers: (Rear Admiral Thebaud):
14 destroyers (Capt. Clark):
Task Group 58.2.
Carrier Division 3 (Rear Admiral Alfred E. Montgomery)<br>
2 fleet carriers:
2 light carriers:
Cruiser Division 13: 3 light cruisers (Rear Admiral Laurance T. DuBose):
12 destroyers:
Task Group 58.3.
Carrier Division 2 (Rear Admiral John W. Reeves)<br>
2 fleet carriers:
2 light carriers:
1 heavy cruiser:
Cruiser Division 12: 3 light cruisers (Rear Admiral Robert W. Hayler)
1 anti-aircraft light cruiser:
Screen:
Task Group 58.4.
Carrier Division 12 (Rear Admiral William K. Harrill)<br>
Cruiser Division 14 (Rear admiral Wilder D. Baker)
1 anti-aircraft light cruiser:
14 destroyers:
Task Group 58.7.
Commander, Battleships, Pacific Fleet (Vice Admiral Willis Augustus Lee)<br>
Battleship Division 6 (Vice Admiral Lee)
Battleship Division 7 (Rear Admiral Olaf M. Hustvedt)
Battleship Division 8 (Rear Admiral Glenn B. Davis)
Battleship Division 9 (Rear Admiral Edward Hanson)
Cruiser Division 6 (Rear Admiral C. Turner Joy)
14 destroyers: