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Class
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Type
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Hint
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Answer
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Bainbridge
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Torpedo Boat Destroyer
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Decommissioned in 1907, recommissioned in 1908, decommissioned again in 1912, recommissioned again in 1913, sold for mercantile service on 3 January 1920
|
Bainbridge
|
|
Bainbridge
|
Torpedo Boat Destroyer
|
Decommissioned and recommissioned in 1908, decommissioned again in 1912, recommissioned again in 1913, sold for scrap on 3 January 1920
|
Barry
|
|
Bainbridge
|
Torpedo Boat Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1902, recommissioned in 1903, decommissioned again in 1905, recommissioned again in 1907, sunk by a collision with the U.S. cargo ship SS Rose on 19 November 1917
|
Chauncey
|
|
Bainbridge
|
Torpedo Boat Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 3 January 1920
|
Dale
|
|
Bainbridge
|
Torpedo Boat Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 3 January 1920
|
Decatur
|
|
Bainbridge
|
Torpedo Boat Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 7 September 1920
|
Hopkins
|
|
Bainbridge
|
Torpedo Boat Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 5 January 1921
|
Hull
|
|
Bainbridge
|
Torpedo Boat Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 3 January 1920
|
Lawrence
|
|
Bainbridge
|
Torpedo Boat Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 10 March 1920
|
Macdonough
|
|
Bainbridge
|
Torpedo Boat Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 3 January 1920
|
Paul Jones
|
|
Bainbridge
|
Torpedo Boat Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 3 January 1920
|
Perry
|
|
Bainbridge
|
Torpedo Boat Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 3 January 1920
|
Preble
|
|
Bainbridge
|
Torpedo Boat Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 3 January 1920
|
Stewart
|
|
Truxtun
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a merchant ship in 1920, scrapped in 1956
|
Truxtun
|
|
Truxtun
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a merchant ship in 1920, scrapped in 1956
|
Whipple
|
|
Truxtun
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a merchant ship in 1920, scrapped in 1956
|
Worden
|
|
Smith
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 20 December 1921
|
Smith
|
|
Smith
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 21 November 1919
|
Lamson
|
|
Smith
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 21 November 1919
|
Preston
|
|
Smith
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 15 November 1919
|
Flusser
|
|
Smith
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 21 November 1919
|
Reid
|
|
Paulding
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the U.S. Coast Guard in 1924 under the designation CG-17, returned to the U.S. Navy in the same year, sold for scrap in 1934
|
Paulding
|
|
Paulding
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 28 June 1935
|
Drayton
|
|
Paulding
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the U.S. Coast Guard in 1924 under the designation CG-18, returned to the U.S. Navy in the same year, sold for scrap in 1934
|
Roe
|
|
Paulding
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the U.S. Coast Guard in 1924 under the designation CG-19, returned to the U.S. Navy in the same year, sold for scrap in 1934
|
Terry
|
|
Paulding
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 28 June 1935
|
Perkins
|
|
Paulding
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 28 June 1935
|
Sterett
|
|
Paulding
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the U.S. Coast Guard in 1924 under the designation CG-14, returned to the U.S. Navy in 1930, sold for scrap on 2 May 1934
|
McCall
|
|
Paulding
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the U.S. Coast Guard in 1924 under the designation CG-10, returned to the U.S. Navy in 1931, sold for scrap on 22 August 1934
|
Burrows
|
|
Paulding
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 28 June 1935
|
Warrington
|
|
Paulding
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1915, recommissioned in 1918, sold for scrap on 28 July 1935
|
Mayrant
|
|
Paulding
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the U.S. Coast Guard in 1924 under the designation CG-15, returned to the U.S. Navy in 1930, sold for scrap in 1934
|
Monaghan
|
|
Paulding
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the U.S. Coast Guard in 1924 under the designation CG-20, returned to the U.S. Navy in 1931, sold for scrap on 22 August 1934
|
Trippe
|
|
Paulding
|
Destroyer
|
Renamed DD-416 in 1933, sold for scrap on 23 April 1935
|
Walke
|
|
Paulding
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the U.S. Coast Guard in 1924 under the designation CG-8, returned to the U.S. Navy in 1931, sold for scrap in 1934
|
Ammen
|
|
Paulding
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the U.S. Coast Guard in 1924 under the designation CG-16, returned to the U.S. Navy in 1930, sold for scrap on 8 October 1930
|
Patterson
|
|
Paulding
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the U.S. Coast Guard in 1924 under the designation CG-11, returned to the U.S. Navy in 1930, sold for scrap on 2 May 1934
|
Fanning
|
|
Paulding
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 23 April 1935
|
Jarvis
|
|
Paulding
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the U.S. Coast Guard in 1924 under the designation CG-12, returned to the U.S. Navy in 1931, sold for scrap on 22 August 1934
|
Henley
|
|
Paulding
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the U.S. Coast Guard in 1924 under the designation CG-9, returned to the U.S. Navy in 1930, sold for scrap on 22 August 1934
|
Beale
|
|
Paulding
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the U.S. Coast Guard in 1924 under the designation CG-13, returned to the U.S. Navy in 1930 and sold for scrap
|
Jouett
|
|
Paulding
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap in 1935
|
Jenkins
|
|
Cassin
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the U.S. Coast Guard in 1924 under the designation CG-1, returned to the U.S. Navy in 1933, sold for scrap on 22 August 1934
|
Cassin
|
|
Cassin
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the U.S. Coast Guard in 1924 under the designation CG-3, returned to the U.S. Navy in 1932, sold for scrap on 22 August 1934
|
Cummings
|
|
Cassin
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the U.S. Coast Guard in 1924 under the designation CG-4, returned to the U.S. Navy in 1931, sold for scrap on 22 August 1934
|
Downes
|
|
Cassin
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 8 March 1935
|
Duncan
|
|
Aylwin
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1914, recommissioned in 1915, sold for scrap on 23 April 1935
|
Aylwin
|
|
Aylwin
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 23 April 1935
|
Parker
|
|
Aylwin
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 23 April 1935
|
Benham
|
|
Aylwin
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 23 April 1935
|
Balch
|
|
O'Brien
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 23 April 1935
|
O'Brien
|
|
O'Brien
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 30 June 1936
|
Nicholson
|
|
O'Brien
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 30 June 1936
|
Winslow
|
|
O'Brien
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the U.S. Coast Guard in 1924 under the designation CG-6, returned to the U.S. Navy in 1933, sold for scrap on 22 August 1934
|
McDougal
|
|
O'Brien
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 30 June 1936
|
Cushing
|
|
O'Brien
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the U.S. Coast Guard in 1924 under the designation CG-5, returned to the U.S. Navy in 1934, sold for scrap on 22 August 1934
|
Ericsson
|
|
Tucker
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the U.S. Coast Guard in 1926 under the designation CG-23, returned to the U.S. Navy in 1933, sold for scrap on 10 December 1936
|
Tucker
|
|
Tucker
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the U.S. Coast Guard in 1924 under the designation CG-2, returned to the U.S. Navy in 1933, sold for scrap on 22 August 1934
|
Conyngham
|
|
Tucker
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the U.S. Coast Guard in 1924 under the designation CG-7, returned to the U.S. Navy in 1933, sold for scrap on 22 August 1934
|
Porter
|
|
Tucker
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 30 June 1936
|
Wadsworth
|
|
Tucker
|
Destroyer
|
Torpedoed and sunk by the German submarine U-53 on 6 December 1917
|
Jacob Jones
|
|
Tucker
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the U.S. Coast Guard in 1926 under the designation CG-24, returned to the U.S. Navy in 1934, sold for scrap on 22 August 1934
|
Wainwright
|
|
Sampson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 8 September 1936
|
Sampson
|
|
Sampson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 20 April 1939
|
Rowan
|
|
Sampson
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the U.S. Coast Guard in 1926 under the designation CG-21, returned to the U.S. Navy in 1933, sold for scrap on 22 August 1934
|
Davis
|
|
Sampson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 26 September 1946
|
Allen
|
|
Sampson
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the U.S. Coast Guard in 1926 under the designation CG-25, returned to the U.S. Navy in 1934, sold for scrap on 22 August 1934
|
Wilkes
|
|
Sampson
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the U.S. Coast Guard in 1926 under the designation CG-22, returned to the U.S. Navy in 1933, sold for scrap on 22 August 1934
|
Shaw
|
|
Caldwell
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 30 June 1936
|
Caldwell
|
|
Caldwell
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Royal Navy in 1940 and renamed HMS Lewes, scuttled on 25 May 1946
|
Craven
|
|
Caldwell
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 16 March 1939
|
Gwin
|
|
Caldwell
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Royal Navy in 1940 and renamed HMS Leeds, sold for scrap on 4 March 1947
|
Conner
|
|
Caldwell
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Royal Navy in 1940 and renamed HMS Ludlow, beached and wrecked as a target ship on 15 July 1945
|
Stockton
|
|
Caldwell
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, reclassified as a miscellaneous auxiliary ship in 1938 under the designation AG-28, sold for scrap on 26 November 1946
|
Manley
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, decommissioned again in 1937, recommissioned again in 1939, transferred to the Royal Navy in 1940 and renamed HMS Montgomery, sold for scrap in 1945
|
Wickes
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, decommissioned again in 1937, recommissioned again in 1939, transferred to the Royal Navy in 1940 and renamed HMS Lancaster, sold for scrap in 1947
|
Philip
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by a collision with the merchant ship SS Steel Inventor on 21 February 1921
|
Woolsey
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, decommissioned again in 1937, recommissioned again in 1939, transferred to the Royal Navy in 1940 and renamed HMS Mansfield, transferred to the Royal Norwegian Navy the same year, sold for scrap in 1945
|
Evans
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a fast transport ship in 1940, sunk by Japanese destroyers on 5 September 1942
|
Little
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 20 April 1939
|
Kimberly
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1940, transferred to the Royal Navy and renamed HMS Newport the same year, transferred to the Royal Norwegian Navy the same year, sold for scrap on 18 February 1947
|
Sigourney
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a fast transport ship in 1940, sunk by Japanese destroyers on 5 September 1942
|
Gregory
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1940 and reclassified as a high-speed transport under the designation APD-6, sold for scrap in March 1946
|
Stringham
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 8 September 1936
|
Dyer
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1940 and reclassified as a high-speed transport under the designation APD-2, sunk by naval Japanese aircraft on 30 August 1942
|
Colhoun
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 8 September 1936
|
Stevens
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap in January 1936
|
McKee
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1940, transferred to the Royal Navy and renamed HMS Newmarket the same year, sold for scrap in September 1945
|
Robinson
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1940, transferred to the Royal Navy and renamed HMS Newark the same year, sold for scrap on 18 February 1947
|
Ringgold
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1940 and reclassified as a high-speed transport under the designation APD-5, sunk by Japanese naval aircraft on 17 November 1943
|
McKean
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 8 September 1936
|
Harding
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 19 April 1939
|
Gridley
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, transferred to the Royal Navy in 1940 and renamed HMS Richmond, transferred to the Soviet Navy in 1944 and renamed Zhivuchy, sold for scrap on 23 June 1949
|
Fairfax
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, sold for scrap in August 1945
|
Taylor
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 18 April 1939
|
Bell
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a light minelayer in 1920 under the designation DM-1, sunk as a target ship in January 1937
|
Stribling
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a light minelayer in 1920 under the designation DM-2, sold for scrap on 29 September 1936
|
Murray
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a light minelayer in 1920 under the designation DM-3, sold for scrap on 18 April 1939
|
Israel
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a light minelayer in 1920 under the designation DM-4, decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, sold for scrap on 13 November 1936
|
Luce
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a light minelayer in 1920 under the designation DM-5, sold for scrap on 1 May 1934
|
Maury
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a light minelayer in 1920 under the designation DM-6, decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, sold for scrap on 13 November 1936
|
Lansdale
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a light minelayer in 1920 under the designation DM-7, sold for scrap on 17 January 1931
|
Mahan
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1940, reclassified as a high-speed transport in 1943 under the designation APD-14, sold for scrap on 29 March 1946
|
Schley
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as an experiment ship on 12 April 1936
|
Champlin
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap in 1936
|
Mugford
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1940, sold for scrap on 4 October 1946
|
Chew
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1925, sold for scrap on 30 August 1935
|
Hazelwood
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1939, transferred to the Royal Canadian Navy in 1940 and renamed HMCS St. Clair, sold for scrap on 6 October 1946
|
Williams
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1939, sold for scrap on 1 November 1946
|
Crane
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a light minelayer in 1920 under the designation DM-8, sold for scrap on 25 February 1932
|
Hart
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a light minelayer in 1920 under the designation DM-9, sunk as a target ship on 23 July 1937
|
Ingraham
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a light minelayer in 1920 under the designation DM-10, sold for scrap on 10 March 1931
|
Ludlow
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1923, recommissioned in 1930, reclassified as a high-speed transport in 1944 under the designation APD-25, sold for scrap in November 1946
|
Rathburne
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1923, recommissioned in 1930, reclassified as a high-speed transport in 1942 under the designation APD-7, sold for scrap on 30 January 1946
|
Talbot
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, reclassified as a high-speed transport in 1942 under the designation APD-8, sold for scrap on 10 May 1946
|
Waters
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, reclassified as a high-speed transport in 1943 under the designation APD-9, ran aground and wrecked on 1 January 1946
|
Dent
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1923, recommissioned in 1930, reclassified as a high-speed minesweeper in 1942 under the designation DMS-1, sold for scrap on 30 January 1946
|
Dorsey
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, decommissioned again in 1937, recommissioned again in 1939, sold for scrap on 30 November 1946
|
Lea
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, reclassified as a miscellaneous auxiliary ship in 1932 under the designation AG-21, sold for scrap on 9 May 1947
|
Lamberton
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a miscellaneous auxiliary ship in 1932, sunk as a target ship on 5 August 1936
|
Radford
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1931 and reclassified as a light minelayer under the designation DM-17, decommissioned again in 1937, recommissioned again in 1939, sold for scrap on 11 March 1946
|
Montgomery
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1931 and reclassified as a light minelayer under the designation DM-18, sold for scrap on 16 May 1946
|
Breese
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930 and reclassified as a light minelayer under the designation DM-15, decommissioned again in 1937, recommissioned again in 1939, scuttled on 16 July 1945
|
Gamble
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930 and reclassified as a light minelayer under the designation DM-16, decommissioned again in 1937, recommissioned again in 1939 and reclassified again as a miscellaneous auxiliary ship under the designation AG-98, sold for scrap on 21 November 1946
|
Ramsay
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, reclassified as a high-speed transport in 1943 under the designation APD-19, sold for scrap on 17 November 1946
|
Tattnall
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, sold for scrap on 30 November 1945
|
Badger
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, decommissioned again in 1937, recommissioned again in 1939, transferred to the Royal Navy in 1940 and renamed HMS Leamington, transferred again to the Royal Canadian Navy in 1942 under the same name, tranferred again to the Soviet Navy in 1944 and renamed Zhguchy, sold for scrap on 26 July 1951
|
Twiggs
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, reclassified as a miscellaneous auxiliary ship in 1945 under the designation AG-102, sold for scrap on 5 June 1946
|
Babbitt
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 25 September 1922
|
DeLong
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, torpedoed and sunk by the German submarine U-578 on 28 February 1942
|
Jacob Jones
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, decommissioned again in 1937, recommissioned again in 1939, transferred to the Royal Navy in 1940 and renamed HMS Campbeltown, sunk by an explosion on 28 March 1942
|
Buchanan
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, decommissioned again in 1937, recommissioned again in 1939, transferred to the Royal Navy in 1940 and renamed HMS Castleton, sold for scrap in January 1947
|
Aaron Ward
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, decommissioned again in 1937, recommissioned again in 1939, transferred to the Royal Navy in 1940 and renamed HMS Caldwell, transferred again to the Royal Canadian Navy in 1943 under the same name, sold for scrap in September 1944
|
Hale
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, decommissioned again in 1937, recommissioned again in 1939, transferred to the Royal Navy in 1940 and renamed HMS Chelsea, transferred again to the Royal Canadian Navy in 1943 under the same name, transferred again to the Soviet Navy in 1944 and renamed Derzky, sold for scrap on 23 June 1949
|
Crowninshield
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, decommissioned again in 1939, recommissioned again in 1940, transferred to the Royal Navy in the same year and renamed HMS Wells, sold for scrap on 24 July 1945
|
Tillman
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned and reclassified as a miscellaneous auxiliary ship in 1931 under the designation AG-19, sold for scrapping on 27 November 1946
|
Boggs
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1939, reclassified as a high-speed transport in 1943 under the designation APD-15, sold for scrap on 26 August 1946
|
Kilty
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1939, reclassified as a miscellaneous auxiliary ship in 1944 under the designation AG-83, sold for scrap on 18 November 1946
|
Kennison
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1921, recommissioned in 1941, reclassified as a high-speed transport in 1943 under the designation APD-16, sunk by a kamikaze attack on 7 December 1944
|
Ward
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, transferred to the Royal Navy in 1940 and renamed HMS Salisbury, transferred again to the Royal Canadian Navy in 1942 under the same name, sold for scrap on 26 June 1943
|
Claxton
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, reclassified as a fast minesweeper in 1941 under the designation DMS-18, sold for scrap on 21 November 1946
|
Hamilton
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, decommissioned again in 1936, recommissioned again in 1939, sold for scrap on 30 November 1945
|
Tarbell
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, decommissioned again in 1936, recommissioned again in 1939, transferred to the Royal Navy in 1940 and renamed HMS Lincoln, transferred again to the Royal Norwegian Navy in 1942 under the same name, transferred again to the Soviet Navy in 1944 and renamed Druzhny, sold for scrap on 23 August 1952
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Yarnall
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|
Wickes
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Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, decommissioned again in 1936, recommissioned again in 1939, reclassified as a miscellaneous auxiliary ship in 1945 under the designation AG-103, sold for scrap on 26 September 1947
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Upshur
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, decommissioned again in 1937, recommissioned again in 1939, sold for scrap on 30 November 1945
|
Greer
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, reclassified as a fast minesweeper in 1940 under the designation DMS-4, sold for scrap on 29 January 1946
|
Elliot
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, sold for scrap on 31 March 1946
|
Roper
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, decommissioned again in 1936, recommissioned again in 1939, reclassified as a miscellaneous auxiliary ship in 1945 under the designation AG-112, sold for scrap on 31 October 1946
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Breckinridge
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, reclassified as a miscellaneous auxiliary ship in 1945 under the designation AG-113, sold for scrap on 13 October 1946
|
Barney
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1932, decommissioned again in 1937, recommissioned again in 1939, sold for scrap on 30 November 1945
|
Blakeley
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1939, reclassified as a miscellaneous auxiliary ship in 1945 under the designation AG-114, sold for scrap on 3 December 1946
|
Biddle
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, decommissioned again in 1937, recommissioned again in 1939, reclassified as a miscellaneous auxiliary ship in 1944 under the designation AG-80, sold for scrap on 12 March 1947
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Du Pont
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, sold for scrap on 30 November 1945
|
Bernadou
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, decommissioned again in 1936, recommissioned again in 1939, sold for scrap on 17 July 1947
|
Ellis
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, reclassified as a miscellaneous auxiliary ship in 1945 under the designation AG-116, sold for scrap on 6 October 1947
|
Cole
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1923, recommissioned in 1930, reclassified as a miscellaneous auxiliary ship in 1944 under the designation AG-81, sold for scrap on 22 December 1946
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J. Fred Talbott
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, reclassified as a high-speed transport in 1943 under the designation APD-21, sunk by a kamikaze attack on 4 April 1945
|
Dickerson
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930,torpedoed and sunk by the German submarine U-275 on 24 December 1943
|
Leary
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, reclassified as a miscellaneous auxiliary ship in 1944 under the designation AG-82, sold for scrap on 25 November 1946
|
Schenck
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, reclassified as a high-speed transport in 1943 under the designation APD-22, sold for scrap on 23 May 1946
|
Herbert
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1940, reclassified as a light minesweeper in 1940 under the designation DMS-5, sunk by Japanese bomber aircraft on 7 January 1945
|
Palmer
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1939, transferred to the Royal Canadian Navy in 1940 and renamed HMCS Niagara, sold for scrap on 27 May 1946
|
Thatcher
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a damage control hulk in 1940 under the designation DCH-1, scuttled on 28 December 1941
|
Walker
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1939, reclassified as a high-speed transport in 1943 under the designation APD-17, sold for scrap on 23 May 1946
|
Crosby
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 29 September 1936
|
Meredith
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 8 September 1936
|
Bush
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1940, transferred to the Royal Navy in the same year and renamed HMS Brighton, transferred again to the Soviet Navy in 1944 and renamed Zharky, sold for scrap on 28 February 1949
|
Cowell
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1940, transferred to the Royal Navy in the same year and renamed HMS Georgetown, transferred again to the Royal Canadian Navy in 1942 under the same name, transferred again to the Soviet Navy in 1944 and renamed Doblestny, sold for scrap on 16 September 1952
|
Maddox
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1940, transferred to the Royal Navy in the same year and renamed HMS Roxborough, transferred again to the Soviet Navy in 1944 and renamed Zhyostky, sold for scrap on 14 May 1949
|
Foote
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Laid down as USS Rodgers, decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1940, transferred to the Royal Navy in the same year and renamed HMS Hamilton, transferred again to the Royal Canadian Navy in 1941 under the same name, sold for scrap on 6 July 1945
|
Kalk
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a seaplane tender in 1921 under the designation DM-11, sold for scrap on 22 April 1932
|
Burns
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a light minelayer in 1920 under the designation DM-12, sunk as a target ship on 22 July 1937
|
Anthony
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a light minelayer in 1920 under the designation DM-13, sunk as a target ship on 22 July 1937
|
Sproston
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a light minelayer in 1920 under the designation DM-14, sold for scrap on 25 February 1932
|
Rizal
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1939, transferred to the Royal Canadian Navy in 1940 and renamed HMCS Annapolis, sold for scrap on 4 June 1945
|
Mackenzie
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 29 September 1936
|
Renshaw
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 29 September 1936
|
O'Bannon
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1940 and reclassified as a high-speed minesweeper under the designation DMS-6, sunk as a target ship on 8 November 1945
|
Hogan
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1940 and reclassified as a high-speed minesweeper under the designation DMS-7, sold for scrap on 14 June 1946
|
Howard
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1940 and reclassified as a high-speed minesweeper under the designation DMS-8, sold for scrap on 26 October 1946
|
Stansbury
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1940, transferred to the Royal Navy in the same year and renamed HMS Bath, transferred again to the Royal Norwegian Navy in 1941 under the same name, torpedoed and sunk by the German submarine U-204 on 19 August 1941
|
Hopewell
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1940, transferred to the Royal Navy in the same year and renamed HMS St. Albans, transferred again to the Royal Norwegian Navy in 1941 under the same name, transferred again to the Soviet Navy in 1944 and renamed Dostoyny, sold for scrap on 28 February 1949
|
Thomas
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1939, transferred to the Royal Canadian Navy in 1940 and renamed HMCS Columbia, sold for scrap in August 1945
|
Haraden
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1940, transferred to the Royal Navy in the same year and renamed HMS Charlestown, sold for scrap in 1947
|
Abbot
|
|
Wickes
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, renamed USS Doran in 1939, recommissioned in 1940, transferred to the Royal Navy in the same year and renamed HMS St. Mary, sold for scrap in February 1944
|
Bagley
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, reclassified as a small seaplane tender in 1939 under the designation AVP-17, recommissioned in 1940, sold for scrap on 21 November 1946
|
Clemson
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1932 and reclassified as a miscellaneous auxiliary ship under the designation AG-91, sold for scrap on 17 June 1946
|
Dahlgren
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, reclassified as a small seaplane tender in 1939 under the designation AVP-18, recommissioned in 1940, sold for scrap on 21 November 1946
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Goldsborough
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|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the U.S. Coast Guard in 1932 under the designation CG-20, returned to the U.S. Navy in 1934, reclassified as a miscellaneous auxiliary ship in 1935 under the designation AG-24, sold for scrap on 25 November 1946
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Semmes
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|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1939, transferred to the Royal Navy in 1940 and renamed HMS Belmont, torpedoed and sunk by the German submarine U-82 on 31 January 1942
|
Satterlee
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1939, transferred to the Royal Navy in 1940 and renamed HMS Broadwater, torpedoed and sunk by the German submarine U-101 on 18 October 1941
|
Mason
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 19 September 1922
|
Graham
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1928, decommissioned again in 1930, transferred to the U.S. Coast Guard in 1930 under the designation CG-15, returned to the U.S. Navy in 1934, transferred again to the Royal Navy in 1940 and renamed HMS Clare, sold for scrap in 1947
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Abel P. Upshur
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|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, transferred to the U.S. Coast Guard in 1930 under the designation CG-18, returned to the U.S. Navy in 1934, transferred again to the Royal Navy in 1940 and renamed HMS Broadway, sold for scrap in 1947
|
Hunt
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|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1928, transferred to the U.S. Coast Guard in 1931 under the designation CG-19, returned to the U.S. Navy in 1934, transferred again to the Royal Navy in 1940 and renamed HMS Chesterfield, sold for scrap in 1948
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Welborn C. Wood
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|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, transferred to the U.S. Coast Guard in 1930 under the designation CG-16, returned to the U.S. Navy in 1934, reclassified as a small seaplane tender in 1939 under the designation AVP-16, sold for scrap on 3 June 1946
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George E. Badger
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|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1939, transferred to the Royal Navy in 1940 and renamed HMS Beverly, torpedoed and sunk by the German submarine U-188 on 11 April 1943
|
Branch
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, transferred to the U.S. Coast Guard in 1930 under the designation CG-17, returned to the U.S. Navy in 1934, transferred again to the Royal Navy in 1940 and renamed HMS Churchill, transferred again to the Soviet Navy in 1944 and renamed Deyatelny, torpedoed and sunk by the German submarine U-956 on 16 January 1945
|
Herndon
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1925, decommissioned again in 1939 and recommissioned again the same year, sold for scrap on 30 November 1945
|
Dallas
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, reclassified as a destroyer minesweeper in 1940 under the designation DMS-9, sold for scrap on 18 November 1946
|
Chandler
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, reclassified as a destroyer minesweeper in 1940 under the designation DMS-10, grounded in 1945, wreck destroyed on 14 January 1946
|
Southard
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1923, recommissioned in 1930, reclassified as a destroyer minesweeper in 1940 under the designation DMS-11, sunk by a torpedo on 7 January 1945
|
Hovey
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, reclassified as a destroyer minesweeper in 1940 under the designation DMS-12, sunk a kamikaze attacks on 6 January 1945
|
Long
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1930, reclassified as a miscellaneous auxiliary ship in 1945 under the designation AG-96, sold for scrap on 20 November 1946
|
Broome
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1923, recommissioned in 1930, sold for scrap on 30 November 1945
|
Alden
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Damaged beyond repair by a collision with the destroyer USS Whipple, sunk as a target ship on 25 July 1935
|
Smith Thompson
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 30 November 1945
|
Barker
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a destroyer minelayer in 1937 under the designation DM-19, sold for scrap on 16 May 1946
|
Tracy
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Scuttled due to damage caused by ramming the German submarine U-405 on 2 November 1943
|
Borie
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 30 November 1945
|
John D. Edwards
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a miscellaneous auxiliary ship in 1945 under the designation AG-117, sold for scrap on 30 September 1947
|
Whipple
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 5 April 1947
|
Parrott
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by Japanese aircraft along with battleship and cruiser gunfire on 1 March 1942
|
Edsall
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1938, recommissioned in 1939, reclassified as a miscellaneous auxiliary ship in 1945 under the designation AG-87, sold for scrap on 18 December 1946
|
MacLeish
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a miscellaneous auxiliary ship in 1945 under the designation AG-97, sold for scrap on 21 November 1946
|
Simpson
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a miscellaneous auxiliary ship in 1944 under the designation AG-86, sold for scrap on 17 February 1947
|
Bulmer
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1938, recommissioned in 1939, reclassified as a miscellaneous auxiliary ship in 1945 under the designation AG-118, sold for scrap on 15 December 1946
|
McCormick
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Scuttled due to damage caused by Japanese destroyers in 1942, refloated by Japanese forces in the same year and brought into service under the designation Patrol Boat No.102, ceded to the U.S. Navy in 1945, sunk as a target ship on 24 May 1946
|
Stewart
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by Japanese naval aircraft on 1 March 1942
|
Pope
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by Japanese naval aircraft on 19 February 1942
|
Peary
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by Japanese aircraft along with battleship and cruiser gunfire on 2 March 1942
|
Pillsbury
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a miscellaneous auxiliary ship in 1945 under the designation AG-119, sold for scrap on 5 October 1947
|
Ford
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Ran aground and broke apart on 18 February 1942
|
Truxtun
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as miscellaneous auxiliary ship in 1945 under the designation AG-120, sold for scrap on 5 October 1947
|
Paul Jones
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1931, recommissioned in 1932, decommissioned again in 1938, recommissioned again in 1939, reclassified as a miscellaneous auxiliary ship in 1944 under the designation AG-84, sold for scrap on 9 May 1947
|
Hatfield
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1931, recommissioned in 1932, decommissioned again in 1938, recommissioned again in 1939, reclassified as a high-speed transport in 1942 under the designation APD-10, sold for scrap on 30 January 1946
|
Brooks
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1938, recommissioned in 1939, reclassified as a high-speed transport in 1943 under the designation APD-11, sold for scrap on 3 December 1946
|
Gilmer
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1931, recommissioned in 1932, decommissioned again in 1938, recommissioned again in 1939, reclassified as a miscellaneous auxiliary ship in 1944 under the designation AG-85, sold for scrap on 12 November 1946
|
Fox
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1930, recommissioned in 1932, decommissioned again in 1938, recommissioned again in 1939, reclassified as a high-speed transport in 1943 under the designation APD-18, sold for scrap on 21 June 1946
|
Kane
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a high-speed transport in 1942 under the designation APD-12, sold for scrap on 26 August 1946
|
Humphreys
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a seaplane tender destroyer in 1940 under the designation AVD-14, sold for scrap on 29 October 1946
|
McFarland
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 16 March 1939
|
James K. Paulding
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1931, recommissioned in 1932, decommissioned again in 1937, recommissioned again in 1939, reclassified as a high-speed transport in 1943 under the designation APD-23, sold for scrap on 30 November 1945
|
Overton
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by mines on 26 April 1942
|
Sturtevant
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a small seaplane tender in 1938 under the designation AVP-14, sold for scrap on 23 May 1946
|
Childs
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 29 September 1946
|
King
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a high-speed transport in 1942 under the designation APD-13, sold for scrap on 23 May 1946
|
Sands
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a seaplane tender destroyer in 1940 under the designation AVD-2, sold for scrap on 30 October 1946
|
Williamson
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Torpedoed and sunk by the German submarine U-552 on 31 October 1941
|
Reuben James
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1930, recommissioned in 1933, decommissioned again in 1937, recommissioned again in 1939, sold for scrap on 30 November 1945
|
Bainbridge
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1931, recommissioned in 1932, sold for scrap on 30 November 1945
|
Goff
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a high-speed transport in 1944 under the designation APD-29, sunk by kamikaze attacks on 21 June 1945
|
Barry
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 8 November 1946
|
Hopkins
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 1 October 1946
|
Lawrence
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a seaplane tender destroyer in 1940 under the designation AVD-8, sold for scrap on 30 November 1945
|
Belknap
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Royal Canadian Navy in 1940 and renamed HMCS St. Croix, torpedoed and sunk by the German submarine U-305 on 20 September 1943
|
McCook
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Royal Navy in 1940 and renamed HMS Stanley, torpedoed and sunk by the German submarine U-574 on 19 December 1941
|
McCalla
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Royal Navy in 1940 and renamed HMS Sherwood, sold for scrap in 1945
|
Rodgers
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1940, reclassified as a seaplane tender destroyer in 1940 under the designation AVD-9, sold for scrap on 17 June 1946
|
Osmond Ingram
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Royal Navy in 1940 and renamed HMS St. Francis, sunk while on tow to be scrapped on 14 July 1945
|
Bancroft
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Royal Navy in 1940 and renamed HMS Cameron, damaged beyond repair by German aircraft in the same year, hulk sold for scrap in 1944
|
Welles
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Royal Navy in 1940 and renamed HMS Burnham, sold for scrap in March 1947
|
Aulick
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a water lighter in 1936 under the designation YW-56, reclassified again as a miscellaneous auxiliary ship in 1943 and renamed USS Moosehead, sold for scrap on 20 February 1947
|
Turner
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a seaplane tender destroyer in 1940 under the designation AVD-12, sold for scrap on 29 January 1946
|
Gillis
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Ran aground and wrecked on 8 September 1923, wreck sold for scrap on 25 September 1925
|
Delphy
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 25 February 1932
|
McDermut
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Royal Navy in 1940 and renamed HMS Burwell, sold for scrap in March 1947
|
Laub
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Royal Navy in 1940 and renamed HMS Bradford, sold for scrap on 19 June 1946
|
McLanahan
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Royal Navy in 1940 and renamed HMS Buxton, transferred again to the Royal Canadian Navy under the same name, sold for scrap on 21 March 1946
|
Edwards
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a high-speed transport in 1944, ran aground and wrecked in 1945, wreck destroyed on 11 February 1946
|
Greene
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a seaplane tender destroyer in 1940 under the designation AVD-10, sold for scrap on 23 May 1946
|
Ballard
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Royal Navy in 1940 and renamed HMS Ripley, sold for scrap on 20 March 1945
|
Shubrick
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Royal Navy in 1940 and renamed HMS Reading, sold for scrap in July 1945
|
Bailey
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a seaplane tender destroyer in 1940 under the designation AVD-11, beached following a collision with the tankers USS Ashtabula and USS Escalante, hull abandoned and donated in July 1957
|
Thornton
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 29 September 1936
|
Morris
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 29 September 1936
|
Tingey
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Royal Navy in 1940 and renamed HMS Rockingham, sank while on tow to be scrapped on 27 September 1944
|
Swasey
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Royal Navy in 1940 and renamed HMS Ramsey, sold for scrap on 18 February 1947
|
Meade
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1923, sold for scrap on 30 August 1935
|
Sinclair
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1923, sold for scrap on 2 September 1931
|
McCawley
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1923, sold to Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer in 1933 and sunk as a movie prop
|
Moody
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1923, sold for scrap on 14 November 1930
|
Henshaw
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 25 February 1932
|
Meyer
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1922, recommissioned in 1923, sold for scrap on 20 December 1930
|
Doyen
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 17 January 1931
|
Sharkey
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 17 January 1931
|
Toucey
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 17 January 1931
|
Breck
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 17 January 1931
|
Isherwood
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 17 January 1931
|
Case
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 17 January 1931
|
Lardner
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 17 January 1931
|
Putnam
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 17 January 1931
|
Worden
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 17 January 1931
|
Flusser
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Converted to a commercial cargo ship in 1933 and renamed MV Masaya, sunk by Japanese bomber aircraft on 28 March 1943
|
Dale
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 17 January 1931
|
Converse
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 17 January 1931
|
Reid
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 17 January 1931
|
Billingsley
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 17 January 1931
|
Charles Ausburn
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a commercial cargo ship in 1933 and renamed MV Matagalpa, severely damaged by a fire in 1942, wreck scuttled on 6 September 1947
|
Osborne
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Ran aground and wrecked on 8 September 1923, wreck sold for scrap on 25 September 1925
|
Chauncey
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Ran aground and wrecked on 8 September 1923, wreck sold for scrap on 25 September 1925
|
Fuller
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 19 March 1931
|
Percival
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Originally ordered as USS Swasey, renamed before completion, sold for scrap on 10 June 1931
|
John Francis Burnes
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 31 October 1930
|
Farragut
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 19 March 1931
|
Somers
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 30 August 1935
|
Stoddert
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap in 1931
|
Reno
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 23 April 1932
|
Farquhar
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship in February 1944
|
Thompson
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 23 April 1932
|
Kennedy
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Originally ordered as USS Hamilton, renamed before completion, sold for scrap in 1931
|
Paul Hamilton
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 25 February 1932
|
William Jones
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Ran aground and wrecked on 8 September 1923, wreck sold for scrap on 25 September 1925
|
Woodbury
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Ran aground and wrecked on 8 September 1923, wreck sold for scrap on 25 September 1925
|
S. P. Lee
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Ran aground and wrecked on 8 September 1923, wreck sold for scrap on 25 September 1925
|
Nicholas
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Ran aground and wrecked on 8 September 1923, wreck sold for scrap on 25 September 1925
|
Young
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap in 1930
|
Zeilin
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 25 February 1932
|
Yarborough
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 10 June 1931
|
La Vallette
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 26 June 1935
|
Sloat
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 14 November 1930
|
Wood
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 27 January 1931
|
Shirk
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 31 October 1930
|
Kidder
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 31 October 1930
|
Selfridge
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 25 June 1935
|
Marcus
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 14 June 1930
|
Mervine
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap in 1931
|
Chase
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 10 June 1931
|
Robert Smith
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 19 March 1931
|
Mullany
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 17 January 1931
|
Coghlan
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 23 August 1932
|
Preston
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 17 January 1931
|
Lamson
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 23 August 1932
|
Bruce
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 10 June 1931
|
Hull
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scarp on 20 December 1930
|
Macdonough
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 10 June 1931
|
Farenholt
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 12 June 1934
|
Sumner
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Partially scrapped on 18 October 1930, hull used as a breakwater the same year
|
Corry
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap in 1930
|
Melvin
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a miscellaneous auxiliary ship in 1945 under the designation AG-95, sold for scrap on 29 March 1946
|
Litchfield
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a high-speed minesweeper in 1940 under the designation DMS-14, sold for scrap on 3 March 1947
|
Zane
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a high-speed minesweeper in 1940 under the designation DMS-15, sunk by a storm on 29 December 1942
|
Wasmuth
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a high-speed minesweeper in 1940 under the designation DMS-16, sold for scrap on 12 November 1946
|
Trever
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by mines on 13 September 1944
|
Perry
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 30 November 1945
|
Decatur
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a seaplane tender destroyer in 1940 under the designation AVD-6, sold for scrap on 31 October 1946
|
Hulbert
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a high-speed transport in 1943 under the designation APD-24, sunk by a collision with the destroyer USS Fullam on 12 September 1944
|
Noa
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a seaplane tender destroyer in 1940 under the designation AVD-7, sold for scrap on 6 November 1946
|
William B. Preston
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a light minelayer in 1937 under the designation DM-20, sold for scrap on 26 October 1946
|
Preble
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a light minelayer in 1937 under the designation DM-21, sold for scrap on 22 June 1946
|
Sicard
|
|
Clemson
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a light minelayer in 1937 under the designation DM-22, sold for scrap in 1946
|
Pruitt
|
|
Farragut (1934)
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 14 August 1947
|
Farragut
|
|
Farragut (1934)
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 20 December 1946
|
Dewey
|
|
Farragut (1934)
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by a storm on 18 December 1944
|
Hull
|
|
Farragut (1934)
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 20 December 1946
|
Macdonough
|
|
Farragut (1934)
|
Destroyer
|
Ran aground and sunk by hull breach on 12 January 1943
|
Worden
|
|
Farragut (1934)
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 20 December 1946
|
Dale
|
|
Farragut (1934)
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by a storm on 18 December 1944
|
Monaghan
|
|
Farragut (1934)
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 20 December 1946
|
Aylwin
|
|
Porter
|
Destroyer
|
Torpedoed and scuttled on 26 October 1942
|
Porter
|
|
Porter
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 20 December 1946
|
Selfridge
|
|
Porter
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a miscellaneous auxiliary ship in 1945 under the designation AG-126, sold for scrap on 2 August 1949
|
McDougal
|
|
Porter
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a miscellaneous auxiliary ship in 1945 under the designation AG-127, sold for scrap on 23 February 1959
|
Winslow
|
|
Porter
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 10 August 1947
|
Phelps
|
|
Porter
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 29 March 1946
|
Clark
|
|
Porter
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 16 May 1947
|
Moffett
|
|
Porter
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap in 1946
|
Balch
|
|
Mahan
|
Destroyer
|
Scuttled due to damage caused by kamikaze attacks on 7 December 1944
|
Mahan
|
|
Mahan
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 17 July 1947
|
Cummings
|
|
Mahan
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 20 December 1946
|
Drayton
|
|
Mahan
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by a nuclear bomb test on 2 July 1946
|
Lamson
|
|
Mahan
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 6 January 1948
|
Flusser
|
|
Mahan
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by kamikaze attacks on 11 December 1944
|
Reid
|
|
Mahan
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 31 December 1947
|
Case
|
|
Mahan
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by a nuclear bomb test on 2 July 1948
|
Conyngham
|
|
Mahan
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1941, recommissioned in 1943, sold for scrap on 25 November 1947
|
Cassin
|
|
Mahan
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap in July 1946
|
Shaw
|
|
Mahan
|
Destroyer
|
Scuttled due to damage caused by a mine on 4 August 1942
|
Tucker
|
|
Mahan
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 18 November 1947
|
Downes
|
|
Mahan
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by gunfire from the Japanese cruiser Nagara and the destroyer Yukikaze on 13 November 1942
|
Cushing
|
|
Mahan
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by a collision with the Australian troopship MV Duntroon on 29 November 1943
|
Perkins
|
|
Mahan
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap in August 1947
|
Smith
|
|
Mahan
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by gunfire from the Japanese cruiser Nagara on 14 November 1942
|
Preston
|
|
Mahan
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 31 December 1947
|
Dunlap
|
|
Mahan
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 6 January 1948
|
Fanning
|
|
Gridley
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 20 August 1947
|
Gridley
|
|
Gridley
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 2 October 1947
|
Craven
|
|
Gridley
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 17 November 1947
|
McCall
|
|
Gridley
|
Destroyer
|
One of the most decorated U.S. Naval vessels of WW2: 16 battle stars, sold for scrap on 13 June 1946
|
Maury
|
|
Bagley
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 3 October 1947
|
Bagley
|
|
Bagley
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by torpedoes from the Japanese destroyer Kawakaze on 22 August 1942
|
Blue
|
|
Bagley
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 2 October 1947
|
Helm
|
|
Bagley
|
Destroyer
|
Scuttled due to damage caused by nuclear bomb tests on 22 March 1948
|
Mugford
|
|
Bagley
|
Destroyer
|
Scuttled due to damage caused by nuclear bomb tests on 5 April 1948
|
Ralph Talbot
|
|
Bagley
|
Destroyer
|
Torpedoed and sunk by the Japanese submarine Ro-108 on 3 October 1943
|
Henley
|
|
Bagley
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 18 August 1947
|
Patterson
|
|
Bagley
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by Japanese bomber aircraft on 9 August 1942
|
Jarvis
|
|
Somers
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 16 May 1947
|
Somers
|
|
Somers
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by a storm on 13 September 1944
|
Warrington
|
|
Somers
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 28 March 1946
|
Sampson
|
|
Somers
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 24 November 1947
|
Davis
|
|
Somers
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap in 1946
|
Jouett
|
|
Benham
|
Destroyer
|
Torpedoed and sunk by the Japanese destroyer Uranami on 15 November 1942
|
Benham
|
|
Benham
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 1 August 1947
|
Ellet
|
|
Benham
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 31 October 1947
|
Lang
|
|
Benham
|
Destroyer
|
Scuttled due to damage caused by nuclear bomb tests on 4 April 1948
|
Mayrant
|
|
Benham
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 3 Febuary 1948
|
Trippe
|
|
Benham
|
Destroyer
|
Scuttled due to damage caused by nuclear bomb tests on 22 March 1948
|
Rhind
|
|
Benham
|
Destroyer
|
Torpedoed and sunk by German S-boats on 11 September 1943
|
Rowan
|
|
Benham
|
Destroyer
|
Scuttled due to damage caused by nuclear bomb tests on 24 April 1948
|
Stack
|
|
Benham
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 10 August 1947
|
Sterett
|
|
Benham
|
Destroyer
|
Scuttled due to damage caused by nuclear bomb tests on 8 March 1948
|
Wilson
|
|
Sims
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by Japanese naval aircraft on 7 May 1942
|
Sims
|
|
Sims
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 16 October 1948
|
Hughes
|
|
Sims
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by a nuclear bomb test on 1 July 1946
|
Anderson
|
|
Sims
|
Destroyer
|
Torpedoed and sunk by the Japanese submarine I-168 on 6 June 1942
|
Hammann
|
|
Sims
|
Destroyer
|
Scuttled due to damage caused by nuclear bomb tests on 18 April 1948
|
Mustin
|
|
Sims
|
Destroyer
|
One of the most decorated U.S. Naval vessels of WW2: 16 battle stars, sold for scrap on 13 June 1946
|
Russell
|
|
Sims
|
Destroyer
|
Torpedoed and sunk by the Japanese submarine I-19 on 19 October 1942
|
O'Brien
|
|
Sims
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by gunfire from the Japanese cruiser Nagara and the destroyers Ayanami and Uranami on 15 November 1942
|
Walke
|
|
Sims
|
Destroyer
|
One of the most decorated U.S. Naval vessels of WW2: 15 battle stars, sold for scrap on 2 August 1947
|
Morris
|
|
Sims
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap in August 1947
|
Roe
|
|
Sims
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 5 July 1948
|
Wainwright
|
|
Sims
|
Destroyer
|
Torpedoed and sunk by the German submarine U-616 on 9 October 1943
|
Buck
|
|
Benson
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Republic of China Navy in 1954 and renamed ROCS Lo Yang, sold for scrap in 1974
|
Benson
|
|
Benson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 8 May 1972
|
Mayo
|
|
Benson
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 14 October 1969
|
Madison
|
|
Benson
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by German aircraft on 20 April 1944
|
Lansdale
|
|
Benson
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Republic of China Navy in 1954 and renamed ROCS Han Yang, sold for scrap in 1974
|
Hilary P. Jones
|
|
Benson
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 26 March 1969
|
Charles F. Hughes
|
|
Benson
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by gunfire and torpedoes from the Japanese battleship Hiei and the destroyers Yukikaze and Terizuki on 13 November 1942
|
Laffey
|
|
Benson
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Italian Navy in 1951 and renamed Artigliere, sunk as a target ship on 27 May 1983
|
Woodworth
|
|
Benson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap in November 1972
|
Farenholt
|
|
Benson
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 4 November 1969
|
Bailey
|
|
Benson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap in 1973
|
Bancroft
|
|
Benson
|
Destroyer
|
Torpedoed and sunk by the Japanese destroyer Amatsukaze on 13 November 1942
|
Barton
|
|
Benson
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 3 May 1973
|
Boyle
|
|
Benson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 8 May 1972
|
Champlin
|
|
Benson
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target in February 1973
|
Meade
|
|
Benson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 6 October 1972
|
Murphy
|
|
Benson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap in 1973
|
Parker
|
|
Benson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 4 November 1966
|
Caldwell
|
|
Benson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap in 1974
|
Coghlan
|
|
Benson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 6 October 1972
|
Frazier
|
|
Benson
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 23 March 1972
|
Gansevoort
|
|
Benson
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship in 1973
|
Gillespie
|
|
Benson
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk in a fleet exercise on 1 June 1972
|
Hobby
|
|
Benson
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship in March 1969
|
Kalk
|
|
Benson
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by demolition tests on 1 May 1966
|
Kendrick
|
|
Benson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 14 January 1975
|
Laub
|
|
Benson
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk in a fleet exercise on 1 June 1974
|
MacKenzie
|
|
Benson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap in 1974
|
McLanahan
|
|
Benson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 8 May 1972
|
Nields
|
|
Benson
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap in 1973
|
Ordronaux
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 29 June 1972
|
Gleaves
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 16 August 1973
|
Niblack
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 3 March 1961
|
Livermore
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Hellenic Navy in 1951 and renamed HS Niki, sold for scrap in 1972
|
Eberle
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Republic of China Navy in 1959 and renamed ROCS Nan Yang
|
Plunkett
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 6 October 1972
|
Kearny
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Torpedoed and sunk by Japanese destroyers on 13 July 1943
|
Gwin
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by Japanese naval aircraft on 15 October 1942
|
Meredith
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 12 June 1974
|
Grayson
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by gunfire from Japanese warships on 13 November 1942
|
Monssen
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 29 May 1974
|
Woolsey
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Hellenic Navy in 1951 and renamed HS Doxa, sold for scrap in 1972
|
Ludlow
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 29 December 1966
|
Edison
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 17 November 1970
|
Ericsson
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 29 June 1972
|
Wilkes
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Italian Navy in 1951 and renamed Aviere, sunk as a target ship on 1 September 1977
|
Nicholson
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 29 June 1972
|
Swanson
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by a collision with the U.S. oil tanker USS Chemung on 22 August 1942
|
Ingraham
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Torpedoed and sunk by the German submarine U-371 on 13 October 1943
|
Bristol
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a high-speed minesweeper in 1944 under the designation DMS-19, transferred to the Japanese Navy in 1954 and renamed JDS Asakaze, sold to the Republic of China Navy and cannibalized for spare parts in August 1970
|
Ellyson
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a high-speed minesweeper in 1944 under the designation DMS-20, sold for scrap on 22 November 1972
|
Hambleton
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a high-speed minesweeper in 1944 under the designation DMS-21, transferred to the Republic of China Navy in 1954 and renamed ROCS Hsien Yang, ran aground in 1969, wreck expended as a film prop in 1976
|
Rodman
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|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a high-speed minesweeper in 1944 under the designation DMS-22, scuttled due to damage caused by kamikaze attacks on 7 April 1945
|
Emmons
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a high-speed minesweeper in 1944 under the designation DMS-23, transferred to the Japanese Navy in 1954 and renamed JDS Hatakaze, sold to the Republic of China Navy in 1970 and reclassified as a dockside training ship, cannibalized for spare parts in 1974
|
Macomb
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a high-speed minesweeper in 1944 under the designation DMS-24, sold for scrap on 20 November 1946
|
Forrest
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a high-speed minesweeper in 1944 under the designation DMS-25, sunk as a target ship on 15 November 1973
|
Fitch
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by German coastal artillery on 6 June 1944
|
Corry
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a high-speed minesweeper in 1944 under the designation DMS-26, sunk by a collision with the U.S. fleet carrier USS Wasp on 26 April 1952
|
Hobson
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by Japanese bomber aircraft on 7 April 1943
|
Aaron Ward
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
One of the most decorated U.S. Naval vessels of WW2: 16 battle stars, transferred to the Turkish navy in 1949 and renamed TCG Gelibolu, sold for scrap in 1976
|
Buchanan
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by gunfire from Japanese warships on 12 October 1942
|
Duncan
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Turkish Navy in 1949 and renamed TCG Gaziantep, sold for scrap in 1973
|
Lansdowne
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Turkish Navy in 1949 and renamed TCG Gemlik, sunk as a target ship on 21 November 1982
|
Lardner
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Turkish Navy in 1949 and renamed TCG Giresun, sold for scrap in 1973
|
McCalla
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a high-speed minesweeper in 1945 under the designation DMS-31, sold for scrap on 27 October 1969
|
Mervine
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a high-speed minesweeper in 1945 under the designation DMS-32, sold for scrap on 27 August 1973
|
Quick
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a high-speed minesweeper in 1945 under the designation DMS-33, sold for scrap on 7 August 1972
|
Carmick
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a high-speed minesweeper in 1945 under the designation DMS-34, sold for scrap on 6 October 1972
|
Doyle
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a high-speed minesweeper in 1945 under the designation DMS-35, sold for scrap on 6 October 1970
|
Endicott
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a high-speed minesweeper in 1945 under the designation DMS-36, sold for scrap on 27 August 1973
|
McCook
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 4 December 1973
|
Frankford
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a high-speed minesweeper in 1945 under the designation DMS-37, sold for scrap on 27 August 1973
|
Davison
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 25 May 1973
|
Edwards
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by a mine and German coastal artillery on 10 June 1944
|
Glennon
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a high-speed minesweeper in 1944 under the designation DMS-27, sold for scrap on 25 May 1973
|
Jeffers
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by Italian bomber aircraft on 10 July 1943
|
Maddox
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 18 July 1969
|
Nelson
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Scuttled due to damage caused by grounding on 5 June 1961
|
Baldwin
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a high-speed minesweeper in 1944 under the designation DMS-28, sold for scrap on 16 April 1947
|
Harding
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 8 May 1972
|
Satterlee
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a high-speed minesweeper in 1945 under the designation DMS-38, sold for scrap on 7 August 1972
|
Thompson
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 18 July 1969
|
Welles
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a high-speed minesweeper in 1945 under the designation DMS-39, sold for scrap on 22 February 1972
|
Cowie
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a high-speed minesweeper in 1945 under the designation DMS-40, sunk as a target ship on 27 October 1967
|
Knight
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a high-speed minesweeper in 1945 under the designation DMS-41, sold for scrap on 27 August 1973
|
Doran
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a high-speed minesweeper in 1945 under the designation DMS-42, sold for scrap in October 1970
|
Earle
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a high-speed minesweeper in 1944 under the designation DMS-29, sold for scrap on 10 January 1948
|
Butler
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a high-speed minesweeper in 1944 under the designation DMS-30, sunk as a target ship on 3 June 1973
|
Gherardi
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 24 May 1973
|
Herndon
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 28 September 1947
|
Shubrick
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by German bomber aircraft on 6 November 1943
|
Beatty
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 8 May 1972
|
Tillman
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 2 June 1970
|
Stevenson
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 25 May 1973
|
Stockton
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 22 August 1974
|
Thorn
|
|
Gleaves
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by internal explosions on 3 January 1944
|
Turner
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
One of the most decorated U.S. Naval vessels of WW2: 15 battle stars, decommissioned in 1947, redommissioned in 1949 and reclassified as an escort destroyer under the designation DDE-445, sold for scrap on 22 February 1972
|
Fletcher
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap in October 1970
|
Radford
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Desommissioned in 1946, redommissioned in 1951 and reclassified as an escort destroyer under the designation DDE-447, sold for scrap on 17 February 1971
|
Jenkins
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold to the Peruvian Navy and cannibalized for spare parts on 26 July 1974
|
La Vallette
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Most decorated destroyer in U.S. Naval history: 16 battle stars for WW2 service, 5 for Korean War service, and 9 for Vietnam War service, reclassified as an escort destroyer in 1949 under the designation DDE-449, sold for scrap in October 1970
|
Nicholas
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Most decorated U.S. destroyer of WW2: 17 battle stars, reclassified as an escort destroyer in 1949 under the designation DDE-450, sold for scrap on 6 June 1970
|
O'Bannon
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Scuttled due to damage caused torpedoes and ramming on 7 October 1943
|
Chevalier
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as an escort destroyer in 1946 under the designation DDE-465, reclassified again as an experimental escort destroyer under the designation EDDE-465, sunk as a target ship on 20 February 1968
|
Saufley
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as an escort destroyer in 1946 under the designation DDE-466, sunk as a target ship on 17 June 1970
|
Waller
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Torpedoed and sunk by the Japanese destroyer Niizuki on 5 July 1943
|
Strong
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as an escort destroyer in 1950 under the designation DDE-468, transferred to the Italian Navy in 1969 and renamed Lanciere, cannibalized for spare parts in January 1971
|
Taylor
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by Japanese bomber aircraft on 1 February 1943
|
De Haven
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as an escort destroyer in 1950 under the designation DDE-470, ran aground and scrapped on 6 February 1968
|
Bache
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as an escort destroyer in 1951 under the designation DDE-471, sunk as a target ship on 24 June 1969
|
Beale
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Brazilian Navy in 1959 and renamed CT Pará, sunk as a target ship on 23 February 1983
|
Guest
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Brazilian Navy in 1959 and renamed CT Paráiba, sold for scrap in 1978
|
Bennett
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 7 July 1962
|
Fullam
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 27 November 1973
|
Hudson
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap in January 1948
|
Hutchins
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by kamikaze attacks on 16 April 1945
|
Pringle
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap in February 1972
|
Stanly
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 27 November 1973
|
Stevens
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 2 April 1970
|
Halford
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 17 June 1947
|
Leutze
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Cancelled on 7 January 1946
|
Watson
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as an escort destroyer in 1949 under the designation DDE-498, sunk by a storm while on tow to be scrapped on 2 February 1972
|
Philip
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as an escort destroyer in 1950 under the designation DDE-499, sold for scrap in October 1970
|
Renshaw
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the West German Navy in 1959 and renamed Zerstörer 2, transferred again to the Hellenic Navy in 1981 and renamed Kimon, sold for scrap in 1993
|
Ringgold
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 1 January 1974
|
Schroeder
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 31 July 1975
|
Sigsbee
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as an escort destroyer in 1950 under the designation DDE-507, sunk as a target ship on 26 June 1970
|
Conway
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as an escort destroyer in 1949 under the designation DDE-508, sunk as a target ship on 20 March 1970
|
Cony
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Spanish Navy in 1959 and renamed Almirante Valdés, sold for scrap in 1988
|
Converse
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 27 March 1970
|
Eaton
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 2 January 1974
|
Foote
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by a storm on 18 December 1944
|
Spence
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold to the Peruvian Navy and cannibalized for spare parts on 26 July 1974
|
Terry
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 23 January 1948
|
Thatcher
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the West German Navy in 1958 and renamed Zerstörer 1, sunk as a target ship on 16 May 1979
|
Anthony
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the West German Navy in 1959 and renamed Zerstörer 3, transferred again to the Hellenic Navy in 1980 and renamed Nearchos, sold for scrap in 1991
|
Wadsworth
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Italian Navy in 1969 and renamed Fante, sold for scrap in 1977
|
Walker
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by Japanese naval aircraft on 26 December 1943
|
Brownson
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1946, recommissioned in 1951, sold for scrap on 22 April 1976
|
Daly
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Peruvian Navy in 1961 and renamed BAP Almirante Guise, sold for scrap in 1981
|
Isherwood
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1947, recommissioned in 1951, transferred to the Republic of China Navy in 1967 and renamed ROCS An Yang, reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in the mid-1980's under the designation DDG-918, sunk as a target ship on 14 October 2003
|
Kimberly
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by kamikaze attacks on 4 May 1945
|
Luce
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by a kamikaze attack on 1 November 1944
|
Abner Read
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 20 April 1961
|
Ammen
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Originally ordered as USS Beatty before completion, decommissioned in 1946, recommissioned in 1951, transferred to the Republic of China Navy in 1971 and renamed ROCS Chin Yang, reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in the mid-1980's under the designation DDG-909, sunk as an artificial reef on 1 November 2001
|
Mullany
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by kamikaze attacks on 6 April 1945
|
Bush
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1946, recommissioned in 1951, sold for scrap on 11 June 1972
|
Trathen
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1946, recommissioned in 1951, sold for scrap on 14 April 1976
|
Hazelwood
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1946, recommissioned in 1951, transferred to the Argentinian Navy in 1961 and renamed ARA Almirante Brown, sold for scrap in 1982
|
Heermann
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by gunfire from the Japanese battleships Yamato and Nagato and the heavy cruiser Haguro on 25 October 1944
|
Hoel
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 2 January 1974
|
McCord
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1945, recommissioned in 1951, sold for scrap on 31 July 1975
|
Miller
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 27 November 1973
|
Owen
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Currently perserved as a museum ship since 1977
|
The Sullivans
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 27 November 1973
|
Stephen Potter
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship in May 1966
|
Tingey
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1946, recommissioned in 1950, transferred to the Republic of China Navy in 1971 and renamed ROCS Kwei Yang, reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in the mid-1980's under the designation DDG-908, sunk as a target ship in 1999
|
Twining
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1947, recommissioned in 1951, transferred to the Republic of China Navy in 1968 and renamed ROCS Kun Yang, reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in the mid-1980's under the designation DDG-919, sunk as a target ship in 1999
|
Yarnall
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Turkish Navy in 1969 and renamed TCG Iskenderun, sold for scrap in 1981
|
Boyd
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the West German Navy in 1959 and renamed Zerstörer 2, transferred again to the Hellenic Navy in 1981 and renamed HS Kimon, sold for scrap in 1993
|
Bradford
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1946, recommissioned in 1950, transferred to the Hellenic Navy in 1962 and renamed HS Navarinon, sold for scrap in 1981
|
Brown
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Argentinian Navy in 1971 and renamed ARA Almirante Storni, sold for scrap in 1982
|
Cowell
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Spanish Navy in 1957 and renamed Lepanto, sold for scrap in 1985
|
Capps
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Spanish Navy in 1957 and renamed Almirante Ferrándiz, sold for scrap in 1987
|
David W. Taylor
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 11 February 1947
|
Evans
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap in May 1970
|
John D. Henley
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 1 August 1973
|
Franks
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 3 March 1946
|
Haggard
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Brazilian Navy in 1961 and renamed CT Pernambuco, sunk as a target ship in 1982
|
Hailey
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by gunfire from Japanese surface forces on 25 October 1944
|
Johnston
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 3 December 1973
|
Laws
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Scuttled due to damage caused by grounding and Japanese coastal artillery on 18 May 1945
|
Longshaw
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by kamikaze attacks on 4 May 1945
|
Morrison
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Italian navy in 1970 and renamed Geniere, sold for scrap in 1975
|
Prichett
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 13 April 1982
|
Robinson
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target on 26 January 1978
|
Ross
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1947, recommissioned in 1951, sunk as a target ship on 23 February 1978
|
Rowe
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 4 January 1966
|
Smalley
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk in a fleet exercise on 22 July 1997
|
Stoddard
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 5 September 1974
|
Watts
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 22 October 1975
|
Wren
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Hellenic Navy in 1959 and renamed HS Sfendoni, sold for scrap in 1997
|
Aulick
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the West German Navy in 1960 and renamed Zerstörer 6, sold for scrap in October 1968
|
Charles Ausburne
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the West German Navy in 1959 and renamed Zerstörer 4, sold to Hellenic Navy and cannibalized for spare parts in February 1981
|
Claxton
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the West German Navy in 1960 and renamed Zerstörer 5, sold to Hellenic Navy and cannibalized for spare parts in February 1982
|
Dyson
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Mexican Navy in 1970 and renamed ARM Cuauhtémoc, sold for scrap in 1982
|
Harrison
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Mexican Navy in 1970 and renamed ARM Cuitláhuac, sold for scrap in 2011
|
John Rodgers
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 2 January 1974
|
McKee
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1946, recommissioned in 1951 and reclassified as an escort destroyer under the designation DDE-576, sold for scrap in 1966
|
Murray
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1946, recommissioned in 1950, sold for scrap on 15 September 1971
|
Sproston
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 8 April 1974
|
Wickes
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by kamikaze attacks on 10 June 1945
|
William D. Porter
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 6 March 1970
|
Young
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Hellenic Navy in 1959 and renamed HS Velos, currently preserved as a museum ship since 1994
|
Charrette
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Hellenic Navy in 1959 and renamed HS Aspis, sold for scrap in 1997
|
Conner
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Hellenic Navy in 1959 and renamed HS Lonchi, sold for scrap in 1997
|
Hall
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by a mine on 26 March 1945
|
Halligan
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship in November 1973
|
Haraden
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap in October 1947
|
Newcomb
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 11 May 1975
|
Bell
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 20 June 1974
|
Burns
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 2 April 1970
|
Izard
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 2 April 1970
|
Paul Hamilton
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by Japanese naval aircraft on 16 June 1945
|
Twiggs
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target on 8 March 1962
|
Howorth
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target on 15 April 1975
|
Killen
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 3 December 1973
|
Hart
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 6 June 1972
|
Metcalf
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Brazilian Navy in 1972 and renamed CT Maranhao, sold for scrap in 1990
|
Shields
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 2 April 1970
|
Wiley
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 31 July 1975
|
Abbot
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Argentinian Navy in 1971 and renamed ARA Almirante Domecq Garcia, sunk as a target ship on 7 October 1983
|
Braine
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Republic of Korea Navy in 1963 and renamed ROKS Chung Mu, reclassified as a stationary training ship in 1983, sold for scrap in 1993
|
Erben
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Colombian Navy in 1961 and renamed ARC Antioquia, sold for scrap in 1974
|
Hale
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 31 July 1975
|
Sigourney
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Argentinian Navy in 1961 and renamed ARA Rosales, sold for scrap in 1982
|
Stembel
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 30 May 1972
|
Albert W. Grant
|
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Fletcher
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Destroyer
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Sunk as a target ship in the mid-1980's
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Caperton
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Turkish Navy in 1969 and renamed TCG Izmit, sold for scrap in 1981
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Cogswell
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 19 May 1974
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Ingersoll
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 27 August 1973
|
Knapp
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 14 April 1973
|
Bearss
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 12 April 1976
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John Hood
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Turkish Navy in 1973 and renamed TCG İzmir, sold for scrap in 1987
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Van Valkenburgh
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold to the Chilean Navy and cannibalized for spare parts on 10 May 1974
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Charles J. Badger
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 18 December 1966
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Colahan
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 21 September 1975
|
Dashiell
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 3 December 1973
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Bullard
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1946, recommissioned in 1951, currently preserved as a museum ship since 1982
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Kidd
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Japanese Navy in 1959 and renamed JDS Ariake, sold for scrap in 1976
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Bennion
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Japanese Navy in 1959 and renamed JDS Yūgure, returned to the U.S. Navy in 1974, sold for scrap on 1 July 1976
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Heywood L. Edwards
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap in April 1976
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Richard P. Leary
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 17 February 1971
|
Bryant
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 2 January 1974
|
Black
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Turkish Navy in 1967 and renamed TCG İstanbul, sold for scrap in 1987
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Chauncey
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 31 july 1975
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Clarence K. Bronson
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Argentinian Navy in 1961 and renamed ARA Espora, sold for scrap in 1977
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Cotten
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 22 February 1977
|
Dortch
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 22 February 1977
|
Gatling
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 12 April 1976
|
Healy
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1946, recommissioned in 1951, transferred to the Republic of Korea Navy in 1968 and renamed ROKS Busan, sold for scrap in 1989
|
Hickox
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1945, recommissioned in 1951, sold for scrap on 14 August 1975
|
Hunt
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Brazilian Navy in 1967 and renamed CT Piaui, sold for scrap in 1989
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Lewis Hancock
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap in July 1970
|
Marshall
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 4 January 1966
|
McDermut
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Spanish Navy in 1960 and renamed SPS Jorge Juan, sold for scrap in 1988
|
McGowan
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 10 June 1976
|
McNair
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 14 August 1975
|
Melvin
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 11 February 1972
|
Hopewell
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 18 July 1982
|
Porterfield
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1946, recommissioned in 1951, sunk as a target ship on 17 February 1977
|
Stockham
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 25 January 1972
|
Wedderburn
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1945, recommissioned in 1951, sunk as a target ship on 27 February 1997
|
Picking
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1946, recommissioned in 1951, transferred to the Republic of Korea Navy in 1968 and renamed ROKS Seoul, sold for scrap in 1989
|
Halsey Powell
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1946, recommissioned in 1950, sold for scrap on 21 March 1974
|
Uhlmann
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 10 June 1976
|
Remey
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Chilean Navy in 1963 and renamed Blanco Encalada, sunk as a target ship on 28 September 1991
|
Wadleigh
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 3 December 1973
|
Norman Scott
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 16 December 1971
|
Mertz
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by kamikaze attacks on 28 July 1945
|
Callaghan
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1946, recommissioned in 1951, currently preserved as a museum ship since 1981
|
Cassin Young
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Brazilian Navy in 1968 and renamed CT Santa Catarina, sunk as a target ship in 1990
|
Irwin
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Turkish Navy in 1969 and renamed TCG İçel, sold for scrap in 1981
|
Preston
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1947, recommissioned in 1951, transferred to the Brazilian Navy in 1961 and renamed CT Paraná, sold for scrap in 1982
|
Benham
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1946, recommissioned in 1951, transferred to the Peruvian Navy in 1960 and renamed BAP Villar, sold for scrap in 1980
|
Cushing
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1946, recommissioned in 1951, sold for scrap on 21 October 1963
|
Monssen
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Spanish Navy in 1960 and renamed SPS Alcalá Galiano, sold for scrap in 1989
|
Jarvis
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 21 March 1974
|
Porter
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by kamikaze attacks on 6 April 1945
|
Colhoun
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Beached and destroyed as a target ship on 4 March 1971
|
Gregory
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by kamikaze attacks on 3 May 1945
|
Little
|
|
Fletcher
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Chilean Navy in 1963 and renamed Cochrane, sold for scrap in 1983
|
Rooks
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 16 October 1974
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 1 December 1974
|
Moale
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Hellenic Navy in 1971 and renamed HS Miaoulis, sunk as a target ship on 9 October 2001
|
Ingraham
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Torpedoed and sunk by the Japanese destroyer Take on 3 December 1944
|
Cooper
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Republic of China Navy in 1970 and renamed ROCS Hui Yang, reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in the mid-1980's under the designation DDG-906, sunk as target on 14 October 2003
|
English
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Chilean Navy in 1974 and renamed Ministro Zenteno, sold for scrap in 1990
|
Charles S. Sperry
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 30 April 1974
|
Ault
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Colombian Navy in 1973 and renamed ARC Santander, sold for scrap in 1986
|
Waldron
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Republic of China Navy in 1970 and renamed ROCS Yue Yang, reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in the 1979 under the designation DDG-905, sunk as an artificial reef on 13 October 2001
|
Haynsworth
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 19 November 1970
|
John W. Weeks
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Argentinian Navy in 1972 and renamed ARA Segui, sold for scrap in 1983
|
Hank
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Republic of Korea Navy in 1973 and renamed ROKS Dae Gu, sold for scrap in 1994
|
Wallace L. Lind
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Argentinian Navy in 1972 and renamed ARA Hipólito Bouchard, sold for scrap in 1984
|
Borie
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Brazilian Navy in 1972 and renamed CT Mato Grosso, sold for scrap in July 1990
|
Compton
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 26 March 1974
|
Gainard
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk in a fleet exercise on 18 September 1970
|
Soley
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 18 May 1973
|
Harlan R. Dickson
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Turkish Navy in 1972 and renamed TCG Zafer, sold for scrap in 1994
|
Hugh Purvis
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 8 October 1969
|
Barton
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 16 April 1975
|
Walke
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1947, recommissioned in 1975, currently preserved as a museum ship since 1986
|
Laffey
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 13 July 1972
|
O'Brien
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by a mine and German bomber aircraft in 1944, wreck sold for scrap on 5 August 1960
|
Meredith
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Republic of Korea Navy in 1973 and renamed ROKS Incheon, sold for scrap in 1993
|
De Haven
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Sold to the Argentinian Navy and cannibalized for spare parts on 4 June 1974
|
Mansfield
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Sold to the Republic of China Navy and cannibalized for spare parts on 6 May 1974
|
Lyman K. Swenson
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Argentinian Navy in 1975 and renamed ARA Piedrabuena, sunk in a fleet exercise in 1988
|
Collett
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Republic of China Navy in 1973 and renamed ROCS Po Yang, reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in the mid-1980's under the designation DDG-910, sold for scrap in 1985
|
Maddox
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 13 October 1970
|
Hyman
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by a kamikaze attack on 12 April 1945
|
Mannert L. Abele
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 11 June 1974
|
Purdy
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk by kamikaze attacks on 28 May 1945
|
Drexler
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 28 April 1977
|
Blue
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Republic of China Navy in 1969 and renamed ROCS Hsiang Yang, reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in the mid-1980's under the designation DDG-901, sold for scrap in 1984
|
Brush
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Republic of China Navy in 1969 and renamed ROCS Lo Yang, reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in the mid-1980's under the designation DDG-914, sold for scrap in 2013
|
Taussig
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Republic of China Navy in 1969 and renamed ROCS Heng Yang, reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in the mid-1980's under the designation DDG-902, sunk as a target ship in 1995
|
Samuel N. Moore
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap in July 1970
|
Harry E. Hubbard
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1949, recommissioned in 1950, sunk as a target ship on 12 October 1979
|
Alfred A. Cunningham
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 6 November 1974
|
John R. Pierce
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1949, recommissioned in 1950, bow sunk in a collision with the Australian aircraft carrier HMAS Melbourne in 1969, stern sunk as a target on 10 October of the same year
|
Frank E. Evans
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Sold to the Republic of China Navy and cannibalized for spare parts on 6 May 1974
|
John A. Bole
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Venezuelan Navy in 1972 and renamed ARV Carabobo, sold for scrap in 1981
|
Beatty
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 24 June 1974
|
Putnam
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Brazilian Navy in 1973 and renamed CT Rio Grande de Norte, sunk while on tow to be scrapped in 1997
|
Strong
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Sold to the Republic of China Navy and cannibalized for spare parts on 6 May 1974
|
Lofberg
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Republic of China Navy in 1974 and renamed ROCS Nan Yang, reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in 1982 under the designation DDG-917, sunk as a target ship on 3 August 2006
|
John W. Thomason
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Brazilian Navy in 1973 and renamed CT Alagoas, sold for scrap in 1995
|
Buck
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 24 June 1974
|
Henley
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Brazilian Navy in 1973 and renamed CT Espirito Santo, sold for scrap in October 1996
|
Lowry
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Damaged beyond repair by kamikaze attacks in 1945, sold for scrap on 2 September 1947
|
Hugh W. Hadley
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Colombian Navy in 1972 and renamed ARC Caldas, sold for scrap in 1977
|
Willard Keith
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Brazilian Navy in 1973 and renamed CT Sergipe, sold for scrap in 1995
|
James C. Owens
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Iranian Navy in 1973 and renamed IRIS Babr, currently in non-operational service since 1994 and awaiting to be scrapped
|
Zellars
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 13 November 1974
|
Massey
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Chilean Navy in 1974 and renamed Ministro Portales, scuttled on 11 November 1998
|
Douglas H. Fox
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Iranian Navy in 1973 and renamed IRIS Palang, currently in non-operational service since 1994 and awaiting to be scrapped
|
Stormes
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Venezuelan Navy in 1973 and renamed ARV Falcon, sold for scrap in 1981
|
Robert K. Huntington
|
|
Allen M. Sumner
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Republic of China Navy in 1974 and renamed ROCS Hua Yang, reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in 1979 under the designation DDG-903, sunk as a target ship on 3 August 2006
|
Bristol
|
|
Allen M. Sumner / Robert H. Smith
|
Destroyer minelayer
|
Originally laid down as an Allen M. Sumner-class destroyer, completed as a Robert H. Smith-class destroyer minelayer, removed from the U.S. Navy list in February 1971
|
Robert H. Smith
|
|
Allen M. Sumner / Robert H. Smith
|
Destroyer minelayer
|
Originally laid down as an Allen M. Sumner-class destroyer, completed as a Robert H. Smith-class destroyer minelayer, sold for scrap on 1 June 1974
|
Thomas E. Fraser
|
|
Allen M. Sumner / Robert H. Smith
|
Destroyer minelayer
|
Originally laid down as an Allen M. Sumner-class destroyer, completed as a Robert H. Smith-class destroyer minelayer, reclassified as a fast minelayer in 1968 under the designation MMD-25, sold for scrap in May 1973
|
Shannon
|
|
Allen M. Sumner / Robert H. Smith
|
Destroyer minelayer
|
Originally laid down as an Allen M. Sumner-class destroyer, completed as a Robert H. Smith-class destroyer minelayer, reclassified as a fast minelayer in 1968 under the designation MMD-26, sold for scrap in May 1973
|
Harry F. Bauer
|
|
Allen M. Sumner / Robert H. Smith
|
Destroyer minelayer
|
Originally laid down as an Allen M. Sumner-class destroyer, completed as a Robert H. Smith-class destroyer minelayer, reclassified as a fast minelayer in 1969 under the designation MMD-27, sold for scrap on 16 December 1971
|
Adams
|
|
Allen M. Sumner / Robert H. Smith
|
Destroyer minelayer
|
Originally laid down as an Allen M. Sumner-class destroyer, completed as a Robert H. Smith-class destroyer minelayer, reclassified as a fast minelayer in 1969 under the designation MMD-28, sunk as a target ship on 25 January 1997
|
Tolman
|
|
Allen M. Sumner / Robert H. Smith
|
Destroyer minelayer
|
Originally laid down as an Allen M. Sumner-class destroyer, completed as a Robert H. Smith-class destroyer minelayer, reclassified as a fast minelayer in 1969 under the designation MMD-29, sold for scrap on 30 May 1972
|
Henry A. Wiley
|
|
Allen M. Sumner / Robert H. Smith
|
Destroyer minelayer
|
Originally laid down as an Allen M. Sumner-class destroyer, completed as a Robert H. Smith-class destroyer minelayer, reclassified as a fast minelayer in 1969 under the designation MMD-30, sold for scrap on 1 September 1974
|
Shea
|
|
Allen M. Sumner / Robert H. Smith
|
Destroyer minelayer
|
Originally laid down as an Allen M. Sumner-class destroyer, completed as a Robert H. Smith-class destroyer minelayer, sold for scrap in July 1946
|
J. William Ditter
|
|
Allen M. Sumner / Robert H. Smith
|
Destroyer minelayer
|
Originally laid down as an Allen M. Sumner-class destroyer, completed as a Robert H. Smith-class destroyer minelayer, reclassified as a fast minelayer in 1969 under the designation MMD-32, sunk as a target ship on 9 May 1972
|
Lindsey
|
|
Allen M. Sumner / Robert H. Smith
|
Destroyer minelayer
|
Originally laid down as an Allen M. Sumner-class destroyer, completed as a Robert H. Smith-class destroyer minelayer, reclassified as a fast minelayer in 1969 under the designation MMD-33, transferred to the Turkish Navy in 1971 and renamed TCG Muavenet, crippled by missiles from the U.S. fleet carrier USS Saratoga in 1992, wreck sold for scrap in 1993
|
Gwin
|
|
Allen M. Sumner / Robert H. Smith
|
Destroyer minelayer
|
Sold for scrap in July 1946
|
Aaron Ward
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 6 November 1974
|
Gearing
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a radar picket destroyer in 1952 under the designation DDR-711, transferred to the Spanish Navy in 1972 and renamed SPS Churruca, sunk as a target ship on 12 December 1991
|
Eugene A. Greene
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in 1955 under the designation DDG-1, sunk as a target ship on 11 June 1970
|
Gyatt
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a radar picket destroyer in 1953 under the designation DDR-713, sold to the Iranian Navy and cannibalized for spare parts on 13 January 1975
|
Kenneth D. Bailey
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a radar picket destroyer in 1952 under the designation DDR-714, transferred to the Republic of Korea Navy and renamed ROKS Gangwon in 1978, sold for scrap in December 2016
|
William R. Rush
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a radar picket destroyer in 1952 under the designation DDR-715, sunk as a target ship in March 1983
|
William M. Wood
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Pakistan Navy in 1977 and renamed PNS Tariq, renamed again to PNS Nazim in 1990, currently in active service as an on-sea headquarters
|
Wiltsie
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 30 December 1975
|
Theodore E. Chandler
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Republic of China Navy in 1980 and renamed ROCS Yun Yang, reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in the same year under the designation DDG-927, sunk as a target ship on 6 September 2005
|
Hamner
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as an escort destroyer in 1948 under the designation DDE-719, transferred to the Pakistan Navy in 1977 and renamed PNS Taimur, sunk as a target ship in March 2000
|
Epperson
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a radar picket destroyer in 1949 under the designation DDR-742, transferred to the Hellenic Navy 1971 and renamed HS Themistoklis, sunk as a target ship on 12 September 2001
|
Frank Knox
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
One of the most decorated US destroyers of all time: 1 battle star for WW2 service, 8 for Korean War service, and 10 for Vietnam War service, reclassified as a radar picket destroyer in 1949 under the designation DDR-743, sunk as a target ship on 2 August 1997
|
Southerland
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 14 July 1999
|
William C. Lawe
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as an escort destroyer in 1950 under the designation DDE-764, transferred to the Republic of China Navy in 1972 and renamed ROCS Dang Yang, reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in the mid-1980's under the designation DDG-911, sunk as an artificial reef on 31 October 2002
|
Lloyd Thomas
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as an escort destroyer in 1950 under the designation DDE-765, transferred to the Turkish Navy in 1972 and renamed TCG Tınaztepe, sold for scrap in 1984
|
Keppler
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Republic of China Navy in 1977 and renamed ROCS Chao Yang, ran aground and sold for scrap on 22 August 1976
|
Rowan
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Hellenic Navy 1977 and renamed HS Tombazis, laid up and awaiting to be scrapped since January 1998
|
Gurke
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Sold to the Turkish Navy in 1982, cannibalized for spare parts in 1982, hull sunk as a target ship in July 1987
|
McKean
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Pakistan Navy in 1980 and renamed PNS Tughril, renamed again to PNS Nazim in 1998, currently awaiting to be scrapped since 2001
|
Henderson
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Republic of China Navy in 1977 and renamed ROCS Kai Yang, reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in the mid-1980's under the designation DDG-924, sunk as an artificial reef in 1999
|
Richard B. Anderson
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Republic of China Navy in 1973 and renamed ROCS Chien Yang, reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in the mid-1980's under the designation DDG-912, sold for scrap in November 2013
|
James E. Kyes
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Republic of China Navy in 1983 and renamed ROCS Shao Yang, reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in 1990 under the designation DDG-929, sunk as an artificial reef in 2006
|
Hollister
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Turkish Navy in 1973 and renamed TCG Gayret, currently preserved as a museum ship since 1995
|
Eversole
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Republic of China Navy in 1973 and renamed ROCS Lai Yang, reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in the same year under the designation DDG-920, sunk as an artificial reef in November 2002
|
Shelton
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a radar picket destroyer in 1949 under the designation DDR-805, transferred to the Republic of Korea Navy in 1972 and renamed ROKS Chung Buk, sold for scrap in December 2000
|
Chevalier
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a radar picket destroyer in 1949 under the designation DDR-806, sunk as a target ship on 24 April 1986
|
Higbee
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a radar picket destroyer in 1949 under the designation DDR-807, sold for scrap on 18 April 1975
|
Benner
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a radar picket destroyer in 1949 under the designation DDR-808, sold for scrap on 29 April 1974
|
Dennis J. Buckley
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a radar picket destroyer in 1953 under the designation DDR-817, transferred to the Hellenic Navy in 1981 and renamed HS Kriezis, sold for scrap on 8 April 2002
|
Corry
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as an escort destroyer in 1950 under the designation DDE-818, transferred to the Republic of Korea Navy in 1977 and renamed ROKS Taejon, decommissioned and presumably sold for scrap in February 2001
|
New
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as an escort destroyer in 1950 under the designation DDE-819, transferred to the Ecuadorian Navy in 1977 and renamed BAE Presidente Eloy Alfaro, sold for scrap in 1991
|
Holder
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as an escort destroyer in 1950 under the designation DDE-820, sold for scrap on 5 December 1979
|
Rich
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Republic of China Navy in 1981 and renamed ROCS Chen Yang, reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in 1998 under the designation DDG-928, sunk as a target ship on 20 July 2006
|
Johnston
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Turkish Navy in 1980 and renamed TCG Kılıç Ali Paşa, sold for scrap in 2000
|
Robert H. McCard
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 14 November 1971
|
Samuel B. Roberts
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Completed as a hunter-killer antisubmarine destroyer under the designation DDK-824, reclassified as an escort destroyer in 1948 under the designation DDE-824, sunk in a fleet exercise on 9 April 1982
|
Basilone
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as an escort destroyer in 1949 under the designation DDE-825, transferred to the Turkish Navy in 1981 and renamed TCG Anittepe, sold for scrap in 1999
|
Carpenter
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 18 July 1982
|
Agerholm
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Completed as a hunter-killer antisubmarine destroyer under the designation DDK-827, reclassified as an escort destroyer in 1950 under the designation DDE-827, transferred to the Turkish Navy in 1982 and renamed TCG Alçi Tepe, sold for scrap in 1999
|
Robert A. Owens
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Completed as an experimental destroyer under the designation EDD-828, reclassified as a miscellaneous auxiliary ship in 1954 under the designation AG-152, sold for scrap in 1959
|
Timmerman
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a radar picket destroyer in 1949 under the designation DDR-829, sold to the Hellenic Navy and cannibalized for spare parts on 2 August 1980
|
Myles C. Fox
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a radar picket destroyer in 1949 under the designation DDR-830, transferred to the Republic of Korea Navy in 1972 and renamed ROKS Jeong Buk, sold for scrap in December 2021
|
Everett F. Larson
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a radar picket destroyer in 1949 under the designation DDR-831, sold for scrap on 12 September 1977
|
Goodrich
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a radar picket destroyer in 1949 under the designation DDR-832, transferred to the Republic of China Navy in 1973 and renamed ROCS Liao Yang, reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in the same year under the designation DDG-921, sunk as a target ship in July 2006
|
Hanson
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a radar picket destroyer in 1949 under the designation DDR-833, transferred to the Republic of China Navy in 1974 and renamed ROCS Han Yang, reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in the mid-1980's, sunk as an artificial reef in 1999
|
Herbert J. Thomas
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a radar picket destroyer in 1949 under the designation DDR-834, sold for scrap on 13 October 1970
|
Tumer
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a radar picket destroyer in 1949 under the designation DDR-835, transferred to the Hellenic Navy in 1980 and renamed HS Apostolis, sold for scrap in March 2003
|
Charles P. Cecil
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 15 October 1976
|
George K. MacKenzie
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Republic of China Navy in 1977 and renamed ROCS Te Yang, reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in 1989 under the designation DDG-925, currently preserved as a museum ship since 22 January 2009
|
Sarsfield
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a radar picket destroyer in 1952 under the designation DDR-838, transferred to the Republic of China Navy in 1971 and renamed ROCS Fu Yang, reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in the mid-1980's under the designation DDG-907, sunk as an artificial reef in 1999
|
Ernest G. Small
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Republic of China Navy in 1977 and renamed ROCS Shen Yang, reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in the mid-1980's under the designation DDG-923, sold for scrap in November 2013
|
Power
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 26 February 1981
|
Glennon
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Spanish Navy in 1978 and renamed SPS Blas de Lezo, sold for scrap in 1991
|
Noa
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a radar picket destroyer in 1952 under the desigation DDR-842, transferred to the Turkish Navy in 1980 and renamed TCG Piyale Pasha, sold for scrap in 1999
|
Fiske
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Sold to the Republic of China Navy and cannibalized for spare parts on 24 April 1973
|
Warrington
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 24 June 1974
|
Perry
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 17 July 1987
|
Bausell
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 1 December 1975
|
Ozbourn
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as an escort destroyer in 1950 under the designation DDE-847, sunk as a target ship on 1 March 1980
|
Robert L. Wilson
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as an experimental destroyer in 1946 under the designation EDD-848, sunk as a target ship on 4 July 1969
|
Witek
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a miscellaneous auxiliary ship in 1949 under the designation AG-151, transferred to the Republic of Korea Navy in 1977 and renamed ROKS Gwangju, retired on 29 December 2000
|
Richard E. Kraus
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Currently preserved as a museum ship since 1 July 1973
|
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr.
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Hellenic Navy 1973 and renamed HS Kountouriotis, laid up and awaiting to be scrapped since 1998
|
Rupertus
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Republic of China Navy in 1978 and renamed ROCS Lai Yang, reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in the mid-1980's under the designation DDG-926, sunk as an artificial reef on 11 April 2003
|
Leonard F. Mason
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Turkish Navy in 1973 and renamed TCG Mareşal Fevzi Çakmak, sold for scrap in January 1994
|
Charles H. Roan
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as an escort destroyer in 1950 under the designation DDE-858, sunk as an artificial reef on 14 May 1972
|
Fred T. Berry
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as an escort destroyer in 1950 under the designation DDE-859, transferred to the Turkish Navy in 1974 and renamed TCG Kocatepe, sold for scrap in June 1994
|
Norris
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as an escort destroyer in 1950 under the designation DDE-860, sold for scrap on 11 June 1974
|
McCaffery
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as an escort destroyer in 1950 under the designation DDE-861, transferred to the Turkish Navy in 1971 and renamed TCG Kocatepe, accidentally sunk by Turkish aircraft on 21 July 1974
|
Harwood
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Mexican Navy in 1982 and renamed ARM Quetzalcoatl, sunk as an artificial reef on 24 November 2006
|
Vogelgesang
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a radar picket destroyer in 1952 under the designation DDR-863, transferred to the Mexican Navy in 1982 and renamed ARM Netzahualcóyotl, currently awaiting to be sunk as an artificial reef since 2014
|
Steinaker
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Pakistan Navy in 1983 and renamed PNS Shah Jahan, sunk as a target ship in 1994
|
Harold J. Ellison
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 15 November 1981
|
Charles R. Ware
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Pakistan Navy in 1982 and renamed PNS Alamgir, sold for scrap in 1999
|
Cone
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 27 July 1980
|
Stribling
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 10 June 1977
|
Brownson
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Hellenic Navy in 1974 and renamed HS Sachtouris, scrapped in 2002
|
Arnold J. Isbell
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 28 June 1972
|
Fechteler
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as an escort destroyer in 1951 under the designation DDE-871, transferred to the Pakistan Navy in 1980, sold for scrap in 1994
|
Damato
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Turkish Navy in 1971 and renamed TCG Adatepe, sold for scrap in 1993
|
Forrest Royal
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Republic of China Navy in 1979 and renamed ROCS Tzi Yang, reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in the mid-1980's under the designation DDG-930, sold for scrap in the late-1990's
|
Hawkins
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a radar picket destroyer in 1949 under the designation DDR-874, sunk as a target ship on 31 July 1980
|
Duncan
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Brazilian Navy in 1973 and renamed CT Marcilio Dias, sunk as a target ship on 26 March 1996
|
Henry W. Tucker
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a radar picket destroyer in 1949 under the designation DDR-876, transferred to the Republic of Korea Navy in 1981 and renamed ROKS Jeongju, currently preserved as a museum ship since 2000
|
Rogers
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a radar picket destroyer in 1949 under the designation DDR-877, transferred to the Argentinian Navy in 1973 and renamed ARA Comodoro Py, sunk as a target ship on 15 June 1987
|
Perkins
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 14 April 1983
|
Vesole
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a radar picket destroyer in 1949 under the designation DDR-879, transferred to the Spanish Navy in 1978 and renamed SPS Langara, sold for scrap in 1992
|
Leary
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a radar picket destroyer in 1949 under the designation DDR-880, sold to the Hellenic Navy and cannibalized for spare parts on 8 July 1981
|
Dyess
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a radar picket destroyer in 1949 under the designation DDR-881, sold to the Iranian Navy and cannibalized for spare parts in July 1977
|
Bordelon
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a radar picket destroyer in 1949 under the designation DDR-882, transferred to the Spanish Navy in 1978 and renamed SPS Gravina, sold for scrap in 1991
|
Furse
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a radar picket destroyer in 1950 under the designation DDR-883, transferred to the Republic of Korea Navy in 1981 and renamed ROKS Kyong Ki, sold for scrap in 1999
|
Newman K. Perry
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 1 April 1974
|
Floyd B. Parks
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 6 June 1980
|
John R. Craig
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Turkish Navy in 1982 and renamed TCG Yücetepe, returned to the U.S. Navy and preserved as a museum ship since 2000
|
Orleck
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Brazilian Navy in 1973 and renamed CT Mariz e Barros, sunk as a target ship in December 2000
|
Brinkley Bass
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Decommissioned in 1952, recommissioned in 1953 and reclassified as a radar picket ship under the designation DDR-888, transferred to the Hellenic Navy in 1972 and renamed HS Kanaris, sold for scrap in 2002
|
Stickell
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a radar picket destroyer in 1953 under the designation DDR-889, transferred to the Spanish Navy in 1978 and renamed SPS Méndez Núñez, sold for scrap in 1992
|
O'Hare
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Transferred to the Turkish Navy in 1982 and renamed TCG Savaştepe, sold for scrap in 1995
|
Meredith
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Cancelled on 6 January 1946
|
Lansdale
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Cancelled on 6 January 1946
|
Seymour D. Owens
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Cancelled on 11 February 1946
|
Castle
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Cancelled on 11 February 1946
|
Woodrow R. Thompson
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Cancelled on 12 September 1946
|
Hoel
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Cancelled on 12 September 1946
|
Abner Read
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Partially completed, sold for scrap on 12 September 1961
|
Seaman
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Cancelled on 12 August 1945
|
Charles H. Roan
|
|
Gearing
|
Destroyer
|
Cancelled on 12 August 1945
|
Timmerman
|
|
Norfolk
|
Destroyer leader
|
Originally laid down as an anti-submarine hunter killer ship under the designation CLK-1, reclassified as a destroyer leader in 1951 under the designation DL-1, sold for scrap on 22 August 1974
|
Norfolk
|
|
Norfolk
|
Destroyer leader
|
Cancelled in February 1951
|
New Haven
|
|
Mitscher
|
Destroyer leader
|
Reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in 1968 under the designation DDG-35, sold for scrap in July 1980
|
Mitscher
|
|
Mitscher
|
Destroyer leader
|
Reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in 1967 under the designation DDG-36, sold for scrap on 13 December 1979
|
John S. McCain
|
|
Mitscher
|
Destroyer leader
|
Sold for scrap on 18 May 1973
|
Willis A. Lee
|
|
Mitscher
|
Destroyer leader
|
Sold for scrap on 13 June 1975
|
Wilkinson
|
|
Forrest Sherman
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 15 December 2014
|
Forrest Sherman
|
|
Forrest Sherman
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in 1967 under the designation DDG-32, sunk as a target ship on 31 January 2001
|
John Paul Jones
|
|
Forrest Sherman
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 11 February 2022
|
Barry
|
|
Forrest Sherman
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk in a fleet exercise on 22 July 2004
|
Decatur
|
|
Forrest Sherman
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 11 December 1992
|
Davis
|
|
Forrest Sherman
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 23 July 1988
|
Jonas Ingram
|
|
Forrest Sherman
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 11 December 1992
|
Manley
|
|
Forrest Sherman
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 10 February 1999
|
Du Pont
|
|
Forrest Sherman
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 2 April 2003
|
Bigelow
|
|
Forrest Sherman
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 11 December 1992
|
Blandy
|
|
Forrest Sherman
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 22 August 1992
|
Mullinnix
|
|
Forrest Sherman
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a weapons test platform on 7 April 1998
|
Hull
|
|
Forrest Sherman
|
Destroyer
|
Currently preserved as a museum ship since 7 May 2013
|
Edson
|
|
Forrest Sherman
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in 1967 under the designation DDG-34, sunk as a target ship on 22 July 1998
|
Somers
|
|
Forrest Sherman
|
Destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 17 March 1992
|
Morton
|
|
Forrest Sherman
|
Destroyer
|
Reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in 1967 under the designation DDG-33, sunk as a target ship on 25 April 1989
|
Parsons
|
|
Forrest Sherman
|
Destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 10 April 1997
|
Richard S. Edwards
|
|
Forrest Sherman
|
Destroyer
|
Currently preserved as a museum ship since 10 April 1991
|
Turner Joy
|
|
Farragut (1958)
|
Guided-missile destroyer
|
Reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in 1975 under the designation DDG-37, sold for scrap on 26 September 2006
|
Farragut
|
|
Farragut (1958)
|
Guided-missile destroyer
|
Reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in 1975 under the designation DDG-38, sold for scrap on 16 December 1994
|
Luce
|
|
Farragut (1958)
|
Guided-missile destroyer
|
Reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in 1975 under the designation DDG-39, sold for scrap on 16 December 1994
|
Macdonough
|
|
Farragut (1958)
|
Guided-missile destroyer
|
Reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in 1975 under the designation DDG-40, sold for scrap on 10 February 1999
|
Coontz
|
|
Farragut (1958)
|
Guided-missile destroyer
|
Reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in 1975 under the designation DDG-41, sold for scrap on 15 April 1994
|
King
|
|
Farragut (1958)
|
Guided-missile destroyer
|
Reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in 1975 under the designation DDG-42, sold for scrap on 31 August 1995
|
Mahan
|
|
Farragut (1958)
|
Guided-missile destroyer
|
Reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in 1975 under the designation DDG-43, sold for scrap on 10 February 1999
|
Dahlgren
|
|
Farragut (1958)
|
Guided-missile destroyer
|
Reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in 1975 under the designation DDG-44, sold for scrap on 14 September 1995
|
William V. Pratt
|
|
Farragut (1958)
|
Guided-missile destroyer
|
Reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in 1975 under the designation DDG-45, sold for scrap on 15 April 1994
|
Dewey
|
|
Farragut (1958)
|
Guided-missile destroyer
|
Reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in 1975 under the designation DDG-46, sold for scrap on 15 April 1994
|
Preble
|
|
Charles F. Adams
|
Guided-missile destroyer
|
Reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in 1957 under the designation DDG-2, sold for scrap on 2 July 2021
|
Charles F. Adams
|
|
Charles F. Adams
|
Guided-missile destroyer
|
Reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in 1957 under the designation DDG-3, sold for scrap on 10 February 1999
|
John King
|
|
Charles F. Adams
|
Guided-missile destroyer
|
Reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in 1957 under the designation DDG-4, sold for scrap on 15 April 1994
|
Lawrence
|
|
Charles F. Adams
|
Guided-missile destroyer
|
Reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in 1957 under the designation DDG-5, sold for scrap on 5 December 2001
|
Claude V. Ricketts
|
|
Charles F. Adams
|
Guided-missile destroyer
|
Reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in 1957 under the designation DDG-6, sold for scrap on 22 February 2006
|
Barney
|
|
Charles F. Adams
|
Guided-missile destroyer
|
Reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in 1957 under the designation DDG-7, sunk as a target ship on 15 August 2003
|
Henry B. Wilson
|
|
Charles F. Adams
|
Guided-missile destroyer
|
Reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in 1957 under the designation DDG-8, sunk as a target on 14 February 2001
|
Lynde McCormick
|
|
Charles F. Adams
|
Guided-missile destroyer
|
Reclassified as a guided-missile destroyer in 1957 under the designation DDG-9, sunk as a target ship on 9 October 2002
|
Towers
|
|
Charles F. Adams
|
Guided-missile destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 10 February 2003
|
Sampson
|
|
Charles F. Adams
|
Guided-missile destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 15 September 2004
|
Sellers
|
|
Charles F. Adams
|
Guided-missile destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 20 June 1994
|
Robison
|
|
Charles F. Adams
|
Guided-missile destroyer
|
Sold for use as an Power Barge, conversion cancelled, sold for scrap on 1 October 1990
|
Hoel
|
|
Charles F. Adams
|
Guided-missile destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 14 June 2000
|
Buchanan
|
|
Charles F. Adams
|
Guided-missile destroyer
|
Sold to the Hellenic navy in 1992 and renamed HS Themistoklis, sold for scrap on 19 February 2004
|
Berkeley
|
|
Charles F. Adams
|
Guided-missile destroyer
|
Sold to the Hellenic navy in 1992 and renamed HS Formion, sold for scrap on 19 February 2004
|
Joseph Strauss
|
|
Charles F. Adams
|
Guided-missile destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 15 April 1994
|
Conyngham
|
|
Charles F. Adams
|
Guided-missile destroyer
|
Sold to the Hellenic navy in 1991 and renamed HS Kimon, sold for scrap in 2006
|
Semmes
|
|
Charles F. Adams
|
Guided-missile destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 10 February 1999
|
Tattnall
|
|
Charles F. Adams
|
Guided-missile destroyer
|
Sold to the Royal Australian Navy and cannibalized for spare parts on 17 September 1993
|
Goldsborough
|
|
Charles F. Adams
|
Guided-missile destroyer
|
Sold for scrap on 17 January 2001
|
Cochrane
|
|
Charles F. Adams
|
Guided-missile destroyer
|
Sunk while on tow to be scrapped on 3 February 2001
|
Benjamin Stoddert
|
|
Charles F. Adams
|
Guided-missile destroyer
|
Sold to the Hellenic navy and cannibalized for spare parts, hull sunk as a target ship on 19 June 2003
|
Richard E. Byrd
|
|
Charles F. Adams
|
Guided-missile destroyer
|
Sold to the Hellenic navy in 1992 and renamed HS Nearchos, sunk as a target ship on 29 May 2006
|
Waddell
|
|
Spruance
|
Guided-missile destroyer
|
Sunk as a target ship on 8 December 2006
|
Spruance
|
|
Spruance
|
Guided-missile destroyer
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Reclassified as a Self Defence Test Ship in 2005 under the designation EDD-964, currently in active service
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Paul F. Foster
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Spruance
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Sunk as a target ship on 14 July 2004
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Kinkaid
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Spruance
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Sold for scrap on 9 August 2001
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Hewitt
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Spruance
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Sunk as a target ship on 25 June 2005
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Elliot
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Spruance
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Sunk as an artificial reef on 10 August 2011
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Arthur W. Radford
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Spruance
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Sunk as a target ship on 16 February 2004
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Peterson
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Spruance
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Accidentally sunk by explosive tests on 4 December 2002
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Caron
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Spruance
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Sunk as a target ship on 11 July 2008
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David R. Ray
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Spruance
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Sunk as a target ship on 22 August 2005
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Oldendorf
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Spruance
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Sunk as a target ship on 13 April 2004
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John Young
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Spruance
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Sunk as a target ship on 7 June 2006
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Comte de Grasse
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Spruance
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Sunk as a target ship on 9 February 2006
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O'Brien
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Spruance
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Sunk as a target ship on 1 August 2003
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Merrill
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Spruance
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Sunk as a target ship on 25 August 2005
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Briscoe
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Spruance
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Sunk as a target ship on 7 June 2006
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Stump
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Spruance
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Sunk as a target ship on 29 April 2009
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Conolly
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Spruance
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Sold for scrap on 15 December 2000
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Moosbrugger
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Spruance
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Sold for scrap on 28 April 2007
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John Hancock
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Spruance
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Sunk as a target ship on 30 July 2004
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Nicholson
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Spruance
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Sold for scrap on 30 December 2006
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John Rodgers
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Spruance
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Sunk as a target ship on 1 August 2003
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Leftwich
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Spruance
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Sunk as a target ship on 14 July 2008
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Cushing
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Spruance
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Sunk as a target ship on 15 July 2004
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Harry W. Hill
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Spruance
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Sunk as a target ship on 6 October 2008
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O'Bannon
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Spruance
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Sunk as a target ship on 22 July 2006
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Thorn
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Spruance
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Sunk as a target ship on 25 August 2005
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Deyo
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Spruance
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Sunk as a target ship on 29 July 2003
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Ingersoll
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Spruance
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Sunk as a target ship on 23 August 2005
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Fife
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Spruance
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Sunk as a target ship on 16 July 2008
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Fletcher
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Spruance
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Sunk as a target ship on 13 November 2004
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Hayler
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Kidd
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Transferred to the Republic of China Navy in 2003 and renamed ROCS Tso Ying, currently in active service
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Kidd
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Kidd
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Transferred to the Republic of China Navy in 2003 and renamed ROCS Su Ao, currently in active service
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Callaghan
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Kidd
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Transferred to the Republic of China Navy in 2003 and renamed ROCS Kee Lung, currently in active service
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Scott
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Kidd
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Transferred to the Republic of China Navy in 2003 and renamed ROCS Ma Kong, currently in active service
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Chandler
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 4 July 1991
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Arleigh Burke
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 12 December 1992
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Barry
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 18 December 1993
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John Paul Jones
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 19 March 1994
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Curtis Wilbur
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 13 August 1994
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Stout
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 2 July 1994
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John S. McCain
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 10 December 1994
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Mitscher
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 18 March 1995
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Laboon
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 20 May 1995
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Russell
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 27 May 1995
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Paul Hamilton
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 22 July 1995
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Ramage
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 14 October 1995
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Fitzgerald
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 21 October 1995
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Stethem
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 13 April 1996
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Carney
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 30 March 1996
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Benfold
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 12 October 1996
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Gonzalez
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 8 June 1996
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Cole
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 19 April 1997
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The Sullivans
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 23 November 1996
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Milius
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 6 September 1997
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Hopper
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 28 June 1997
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Ross
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 14 February 1998
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Mahan
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 28 August 1998
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Decatur
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 25 April 1998
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McFaul
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 4 December 1998
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Donald Cook
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 24 April 1999
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Higgins
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 23 October 1999
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O'Kane
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 20 March 1999
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Porter
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 19 August 2000
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Oscar Austin
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 14 October 2000
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Roosevelt
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 10 March 2001
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Winston S. Churchill
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 21 April 2001
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Lassen
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 20 October 2001
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Howard
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 8 December 2001
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Bulkeley
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 17 August 2002
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McCampbell
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 22 June 2002
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Shoup
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 12 April 2003
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Mason
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 9 November 2002
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Preble
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 26 July 2003
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Mustin
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 18 October 2003
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Chafee
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 29 May 2004
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Pinckney
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 28 August 2004
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Momsen
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 18 September 2004
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Chung-Hoon
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 5 March 2005
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Nitze
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 11 December 2004
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James E. Williams
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 12 November 2005
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Bainbridge
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 30 July 2005
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Halsey
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 28 January 2006
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Forrest Sherman
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 10 June 2006
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Farragut
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 9 June 2007
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Kidd
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 10 February 2007
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Gridley
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 3 November 2007
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Sampson
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 25 April 2009
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Truxtun
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 9 August 2008
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Sterett
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 6 March 2010
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Dewey
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 18 April 2009
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Stockdale
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 20 November 2010
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Gravely
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 10 October 2009
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Wayne E. Meyer
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 13 November 2010
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Jason Dunham
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 4 June 2011
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William P. Lawrence
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 1 October 2011
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Spruance
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 6 October 2012
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Michael Murphy
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 15 July 2017
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John Finn
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 24 March 2018
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Ralph Johnson
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 29 July 2017
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Rafael Peralta
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 1 December 2018
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Thomas Hudner
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 27 July 2019
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Paul Ignatius
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 8 December 2021
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Daniel Inouye
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 26 September 2020
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Delbert D. Black
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 24 June 2023
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Carl M. Levin
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 14 May 2022
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Frank E. Petersen Jr.
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 9 November 2024
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John Basilone
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 13 May 2023
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Lenah Sutcliffe Higbee
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 11 April 2026
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Harvey C. Barnum Jr.
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Currently in active service since 7 October 2023
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Jack H. Lucas
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Launched on 10 October 2025,
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Louis H. Wilson Jr.
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Launched on 15 October 2024,
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Patrick Gallagher
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Launched on 15 August 2023,
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Ted Stevens
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Launched on 25 March 2025,
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Jeremiah Denton
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Laid down on 29 August 2024
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William Charette
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Launched on 1 April 2026
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George M. Neal
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Laid down on 20 May 2025
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Quentin Walsh
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Laid down on 22 November 2025
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Sam Nunn
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Construction authorized on 27 September 2018
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John E. Kilmer
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Laid down on 23 October 2025
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Thad Cochran
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Construction authorized on 27 September 2018
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Richard G. Lugar
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Construction authorized on 27 September 2018
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John F. Lehman
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Construction authorized on 15 December 2021
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J. William Middendorf
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Construction authorized on 1 August 2023
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Telesforo Trinidad
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Construction announced on 30 August 2024
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Thomas G. Kelley
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Construction authorized on 15 November 2023
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Ernest E. Evans
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Construction authorized on 1 August 2023
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Charles J. French
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Construction authorized on 1 August 2023
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Richard J. Danzig
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Construction authorized on 1 August 2023
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Michael G. Mullen
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Construction authorized on 1 August 2023
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Intrepid
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Construction authorized on 1 August 2023
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Robert Kerrey
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Construction authorized on 1 August 2023
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Ray Mabus
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Construction authorized on 31 July 2025
|
Kyle Carpenter
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Arleigh Burke
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Guided-missile destroyer
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Construction authorized on 6 May 2026
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Robert R. Ingram
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Zumwalt
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Guided-missile / Stealth destroyer
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Currently in active service since 15 October 2016
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Zumwalt
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Zumwalt
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Guided-missile / Stealth destroyer
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Currently in active service since 26 January 2019
|
Michael Monsoor
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Zumwalt
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Guided-missile / Stealth destroyer
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Currently under going sea trials, commissioning expected in 2027
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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