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USS Hannibal (AG1)131898-1945
USS Jarvis (DD38)131912-1935New York Shipbuilding CoCamden
USS Memphis (CL13)131924-1946William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Merrimack (1855)131855-1861
USS Miantonomah (1863)131863-1870John LenthallBrooklyn, Navy Yard
USS Perry (1843)131843-1865a brig commissioned by the USN, tasked for various missions, including those related to diplomatic tensions with Paraguay, the Mexican-American War, the slave trade, and the Civil War
Named for: Oliver Hazard Perry
Norfolk Navy Yard
USS Raleigh (CL7)131922-1946Fore River Shipbuilding CoQuincy
USS Sacramento (PG19)131914-1947William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Severn (1867)131867-1877Brooklyn, Navy Yard
USS Shawmut (1863)131863-1877Kittery, Portsmouth Navy Yard
USS Trenton (CL11)131920-1946William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Vesuvius (1888)131888-1922William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Water Witch (1851)131851-1864Washington, Navy Yard
USC&GS Eagre1USC&GS Eagre121875-1910a survey ship of the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, originally the yacht MohawkJ. B. and J.D. Van Deusen CoWilliamsburg
USS Ajax (1869)121862-1899Ajax, originally named Manayunk, was a single-turreted Canonicus-class monitor built for the Union NavyAlbert Gallatin MasonPittsburgh
USS Antares (AG10)121919-1946
USS Arkansas (BM7)121900-1919Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock CoNewport News
USS Asheville (PG21)121916-1942Charleston, Navy Yard
USS Bancroft (1892)121892-1906Named for: George BancroftSamuel Lovell Moore,
Crescent Shipyard
Elizabeth
USS Barry (DD2)121902-1919Named for: John BarryNeafie, Levy and CoPhiladelphia
USS Beaver (AS5)121918-1950Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock CoNewport News
USS Canopus (AS9)121919-1942New York Shipbuilding CoCamden
USS Dale (DD4)121900-1920Named for: Richard DaleWilliam R. Trigg Shipbuilding CoRichmond City
USS Decatur (DD5)121900-1919Named for: Stephen DecaturWilliam R. Trigg Shipbuilding CoRichmond City
USS Fortune121865-1922Boston
USS Lawrence (DD8)121900-1919Named for: James LawrenceFore River Shipbuilding CoEast Braintree
USS Mayflower (1866)121866-1893Chelsea
USS Neches (AO5)121920-1942Charlestown, Boston Navy Yard
USS Pennsylvania (1837)121837-1861a 130-gun ship of the line launched in 1837 and burned to prevent capture in 1861John Lenthall,
Samuel Humphreys
Philadelphia, Navy Yard
USS Raritan121843-1861Philadelphia, Navy Yard
USS Resaca121865-1873Kittery, Portsmouth Navy Yard
USS Sacramento (1862)121862-1867Kittery, Portsmouth Navy Yard
USS Sterett (DD27)121909-1919Named for: Andrew SterrettFore River Shipbuilding CoQuincy
USS Whitney (AD4)121921-1948
Named for: William Collins Whitney
USS Abarenda (AC13)111892-1926a collier in the service of the US Navy during World War INewcastle
USS Beale (DD40)111912-1934Named for: Edward Fitzgerald BealeWilliam Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Crusader111857-1865Murfreesboro
USS Gilmer (DD233)111920-1946New York Shipbuilding CoCamden
USS Hancock (AP3)111879-1926Named for: John HancockGlasgow
USS Hopkins (DD6)111902-1919Named for: Esek HopkinsHarlan and Hollingsworth CoWilmington
USS Intrepid111874-1892Charlestown, Boston Navy Yard
USS Jenkins (DD42)111912-1935
Named for: Thornton Alexander Jenkins
Bath Iron WorksBath
USS Lehigh (1863)111863-1904Reaney, Son and ArchboldChester
USS Lexington (CV2)111925-1942an early aircraft carrier, the lead ship of the Lexington classFore River Shipbuilding CoQuincy
USS Manhattan111863-1902Jersey City
USS Marblehead (1861)111861-1868George W. JackmanNewburyport
USS McDermut (DD262)111918-1932Bethlehem Shipbuilding CoQuincy
USS Milwaukee (CL5)1USS Milwaukee (CL5)111922-1949an Omaha-class light cruiser built for the USN during the 1920s, assigned to the Asiatic and Battle FleetsTodd Drydock and Construction CoTacoma
USS Nantucket111862-1900Boston
USS Natchez111827-1840Norfolk Navy Yard
USS Nitro (AE2)111919-1945Bremerton, Puget Sound Navy Yard
USS Panther (AD6)111898-1923William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Perry (DD11)111900-1920Named for: Oliver Hazard PerryUnion Iron WorksSan Francisco
USS Piscataqua (1866)111866-1877Kittery, Portsmouth Navy Yard
USS Porpoise (1836)111834-1854
USS Preble (DD12)111901-1920Named for: Edward PrebleUnion Iron WorksSan Francisco
USS Princeton (PG13)111897-1919New York Shipbuilding CoCamden
USS Procyon (AG11)111921-1948Philadelphia
USS Saratoga (CV3)111920-1946New York Shipbuilding CoCamden
USS Wyandotte (1864)111864-1899Miles Greenwood
USS Ammen (DD35)101910-1934Named for: Daniel AmmenNew York Shipbuilding CoCamden
USS Bushnell (AS2)101915-1946Named for: David BushnellSeattle Construction and Dry Dock CoSeattle
USS Concord (1828)101828-1842USS Concord was a wooden-hulled, three-masted sloop-of-war of the US NavySamuel HumphreysKittery, Portsmouth Navy Yard
USS Cuyama (AO3)101916-1946Mare Island, Navy Yard
USS Dubuque (PG17)101904-1945Morris Heights
USS Houston (CA30)101929-1942Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock CoNewport News
USS Hull (DD7)101902-1920Named for: Isaac HullHarlan and Hollingsworth CoWilmington
USS Lamson (DD18)101909-1919Named for: Roswell Hawks LamsonWilliam Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Maine (1889)1USS Maine (1889)101888-1898an American naval ship that sank in Havana Harbor during the Cuban revolt against SpainTheodore Delavan WilsonBrooklyn, Navy Yard
USS Mohongo101864-1870Zeno Carpenter SecorNew York City
USS Nahant101862-1904Harrison LoringBoston
USS Newport (PG12)101896-1931Bath Iron WorksBath
USS Pecos (AO6)101921-1942Charlestown, Boston Navy Yard
USS Penobscot101861-1869Columbia Perkins CarterBelfast
USS Preble (DD345)101920-1945
Named for: Edward Preble
Bath Iron WorksBath
USS Puritan (BM1)101882-1922Delaware River Iron Ship Building and Engine WorksChester
USS Reina Mercedes (IX25)101887-1957Cartagena
USS Samar (PG41)101899-1921
USS Terror (BM4)101883-1915William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Terry (DD25)101909-1934Named for: Dr. Edward TerryNewport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock CoNewport News
USS Alarm91873-1898David Dixon PorterBrooklyn, Navy Yard
USS Altair (AD11)91918-1948Seattle
USS Argonne (AS10)91920-1950American International Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Aroostook (1861)91861-1869Nathaniel Lord ThompsonKennebunkport
USS Augusta (1853)91853-1868William Henry WebbNew York City
USS Benham (DD49)91911-1935Named for: Andrew Ellicott Kennedy BenhamWilliam Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Brooks (DD232)91919-1945
Named for: John Brooks
New York Shipbuilding CoCamden
USS Burrows (DD29)91910-1934New York Shipbuilding CoCamden
USS Camden (AS6)91917-1946
USS Chaumont (AP5)91920-1946
USS Chewink (AM39)91919-1947Todd Shipyards CoNew York City
USS Contocook91864-1872Kittery, Portsmouth Navy Yard
USS Cushing (TB1)9Named for: William Barker CushingNathanael Greene HerreshoffBristol
USS Decatur (DD341)91922-1945
Named for: Stephen Decatur
Mare Island, Navy Yard
USS Downes (DD45)91913-1934Named for: John DownesNew York Shipbuilding CoCamden
USS Ellis (DD154)91918-1947William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Fanning (DD37)91912-1934
Named for: Lt. Nathaniel Fanning
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock CoNewport News
USS Fern (1871)91891-1898
USS Flusser (DD20)91908-1919Named for: Charles Williamson FlusserBath Iron WorksBath
USS Henderson (AP1)91915-1948
Named for: Archibald Henderson
Philadelphia, Navy Yard
USS Osceola91863-1867Boston
USS Overton (DD239)91919-1945
Named for: Macon C. Overton
New York Shipbuilding CoCamden
USS Paulding (DD22)91910-1934Named for: Hiram PauldingBath Iron WorksBath
USS Pope (DD225)91920-1942
Named for: John Pope
William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS President (1800)1USS President (1800)91794-1818a wooden-hulled, three-masted heavy frigate of the USN, nominally rated at 44 gunsJoshua HumphreysPhiladelphia
USS Princeton (1843)91841-1849Merrick and Sons Iron FoundryPhiladelphia, Navy Yard
USS Quiros (PG40)91895-1923
USS Sirius (AK15)91918-1946Philadelphia
USS Vicksburg (PG11)91896-1922Bath Iron WorksBath
USS Walke (DD34)9Named for: Henry WalkeFore River Shipbuilding CoQuincy
USS Wateree (1863)91863-1868Reaney, Son and ArchboldChester
USS Yankee (1892)91892-1912Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock CoNewport News
USS Yorktown (1839)91839-1850John LenthallNorfolk Navy Yard
USS Alert (1812)81812-1829Newcastle Upon Tyne
USS Barker (DD213)81919-1945
Named for: Albert Smith Barker
William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Billingsley (DD293)81920-1931
Named for: William Devotie Billingsley
Bethlehem Shipbuilding CoQuincy
USS Borie (DD215)81920-1943
Named for: Adolph Edward Borie
William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Boxer (1831)81831-1848Charlestown, Boston Navy Yard
USS Brazos (AO4)81918-1945Charlestown, Boston Navy Yard
USS Bulmer (DD222)81920-1946
Named for: Roscoe Carlyle Bulmer
William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Cassin (DD43)81913-1934Bath Iron WorksBath
USS Chattanooga (1864)81864-1872William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Chesapeake (1799)81799-1813Chesapeake was a 38-gun wooden-hulled, three-masted heavy frigate of the US NavyJosiah Fox,
Joshua Humphreys
Norfolk Navy Yard
USS Chicago (CA29)81927-1943Mare Island, Navy Yard
USS De Soto (1860)81859-1870Lawrence and FoulksWilliamsburg
USS Delaware (1866)81866-1877Kittery, Portsmouth Navy Yard
USS Dobbin (AD3)81921-1946Philadelphia, Navy Yard
USS Farenholt (DD332)81921-1930Named for: Oscar Walter Farenholt, Oscar Walter FarenholtJulian Steawrt Fairweather,
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co
San Francisco
USS Galena (1862)81861-1872Cornelius Scranton Bushnell,
Samuel Hartt Pook
USS Holland (AS3)81926-1952Bremerton, Puget Sound Navy Yard
USS Hudson (1826)81826-1844Smith and Dimon ShipyardNew York City
USS Kennedy (DD306)81920-1932
Named for: John Pendleton Kennedy
Bethlehem Shipbuilding CoSan Francisco
USS McCormick (DD223)81920-1945
Named for: Alexander Agnew McCormick
William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Mcdougal (DD54)81914-1934Bath Iron WorksBath
USS Medusa (AR1)81920-1950Bremerton, Puget Sound Navy Yard
USS Monaghan (DD32)81911-1934Charlestown, Boston Navy Yard
USS Monitor81861-1862an iron-hulled steamship during the Civil War, the first ironclad warship commissioned by the Union NavyCornelius Scranton Bushnell,
Thomas Fitch Rowland,
Cornelius Henry Delamater,
Edward Hartt,
Continental Iron Works
Greenpoint
USS Nantucket (PG23)81876-1940Harlan and Hollingsworth CoWilmington
USS Northampton (CA26)81929-1942Bethlehem Shipbuilding CoQuincy
USS Nyack (1863)81863-1871Brooklyn, Navy Yard
USS Osborne (DD295)81919-1931Bethlehem Shipbuilding CoQuincy
USS Parrott (DD218)81920-1944
Named for: George Fountain Parrott
William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Perkins (DD26)81910-1935Named for: Comm. George Hamilton PerkinsFore River Shipbuilding CoQuincy
USS Pillsbury (DD227)81920-1942
Named for: John Elliott Pillsbury
William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Portland (CA33)81932-1959Bethlehem Shipbuilding CoQuincy
USS Preston (DD19)81909-1919New York Shipbuilding CoCamden
USS Quaker City81854-1969Philadelphia
USS Rizal (DD174)81918-1932
Named for: José Rizal
Union Iron WorksSan Francisco
USS Saginaw81858-1870Mare Island, Navy Yard
USS Salt Lake City (CA25)81929-1946New York Shipbuilding CoCamden
USS Savannah (AS8)81917-1954
USS Sinclair (DD275)81919-1935
Named for: Arthur Sinclair
Bethlehem Shipbuilding CoQuincy
USS Smith (DD17)81909-1919William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Smith Thompson (DD212)81919-1936
Named for: Smith Thompson
William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Unadilla81861-1869Novelty Iron WorksNew York City
USS Wampanoag81864-1885Brooklyn, Navy Yard
USS Winona (1861)81861-1865New York City
USS Worden (DD16)81901-1942Named for: John Lorimer WordenMaryland Steel CoSparrows Point
USC&GS Endeavor7
USS Agawam1USS Agawam71862-1867a double-ended, side-wheel gunboat of the USN that served during the Civil WarGeorge W. LawrencePortland
USS Albany (1846)71846-1854Brooklyn, Navy Yard
USS Arctic (AF7)7
USS Astoria (CA34)71933-1942Bremerton, Puget Sound Navy Yard
USS Biddle (DD151)71918-1946
Named for: Nicholas Biddle
William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Bienville71860-1872Lawrence and FoulksWilliamsburg
USS Concord (CL10)7William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Cummings (DD44)71913-1934Bath Iron WorksBath
USS Dale (DD290)71919-1931Named for: Richard DaleBethlehem Shipbuilding CoQuincy
USS Farquhar (DD304)71919-1930Named for: Norman Von Heldriech FarquharBethlehem Shipbuilding CoSan Francisco
USS Farragut (DD300)71918-1930Named for: David Glasgow FarragutBethlehem Shipbuilding CoSan Francisco
USS Florida (1850)71861-1867a sidewheel steamer in the USN
USS Fulton (AS1)71914-1934
Named for: Robert Fulton
Quincy
USS Hatfield (DD231)71920-1946New York Shipbuilding CoCamden
USS Henley (DD39)71911-1934
Named for: Robert Henley
Fore River Shipbuilding CoQuincy
USS Housatonic71861-1864Charlestown, Boston Navy Yard
USS Iris (1885)71885-1916Newcastle Upon Tyne
USS Isherwood (DD284)71919-1934Bethlehem Shipbuilding CoQuincy
USS Jason (AC12)71912-1948Maryland Steel CoBaltimore City
USS Jouett (DD41)71912-1934Named for: Rear Adm. James Edward JouettBath Iron WorksBath
USS Katahdin (1893)71893-1909Bath Iron WorksBath
USS Kennebec (1861)71861-1865George W. LawrenceThomaston
USS Leonidas (AD7)71898-1922Sunderland
USS Ludlow (DD112)71918-1931
Named for: Augustus Crommelin Ludlow
Union Iron WorksSan Francisco
USS Mahan (DD102)71918-1931
Named for: Alfred Thayer Mahan
Fore River Shipbuilding CoQuincy
USS Marblehead (CL12)71923-1945William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Mercy (AH4)71917-1939William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Mystic (1853)71858-1865a steamer acquired by the US Navy prior to the American Civil War; known as USS Memphis 1858-9
USS Nantasket71867-1883Charlestown, Boston Navy Yard
USS Nonsuch71812-1826Baltimore City
USS Pampanga (PG39)71898-1928
USS Patterson (DD36)71911-1934Named for: Daniel Todd PattersonWilliam Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Peary (DD226)71920-1942
Named for: Robert Edwin Peary
William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Porter (DD59)71915-1934
Named for: David Dixon Porter
William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Prometheus (AR3)7
USS Reid (DD21)7Named for: Samuel Chester ReidBath Iron WorksBath
USS Release71855-1865
USS Roe (DD24)7Named for: Francis Asbury Roe
USS Rowan (TB8)71898-1918Named for: Stephen Clegg RowanSeattle
USS Sangamon (1862)71862-1904Reaney, Son and ArchboldChester
USS Santee71855-1912Kittery, Portsmouth Navy Yard
USS Sapelo (AO11)7Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock CoNewport News
USS Seneca71861-1865Brooklyn, Navy Yard
USS Shaw (DD68)71916-1934
Named for: John Shaw
Mare Island, Navy Yard
USS Sicard (DD346)71920-1945
Named for: Rear Adm. Montgomery Sicard
Bath Iron WorksBath
USS Simpson (DD221)7Named for: Edward SimpsonWilliam Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Sonoma (1862)71862-1865Kittery, Portsmouth Navy Yard
USS Southard (DD207)71919-1945
Named for: Samuel L. Southard
William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Spark (1813)71813-1826
USS Stribling (DD96)71918-1937Named for: Cornelius Kincheloe StriblingFore River Shipbuilding CoQuincy
USS Sylph (PY5)71898-1929Henry Eckford,
Delaware River Iron Ship Building and Engine Works
Chester
USS Tacony71863-1868Philadelphia, Navy Yard
USS Tioga (1862)71862-1867Charlestown, Boston Navy Yard
USS Warrington (DD30)71910-1935Named for: Lewis WarringtonWilliam Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Whipple (DD217)71920-1945
Named for: Commodore Abraham Whipple
William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Ajax (AG15)61890-1925Glasgow
USS Alden (DD211)61919-1945
Named for: James Madison Alden
William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Anacostia61856-1865Philadelphia, Navy Yard
USS Aroostook (CM3)6
USS Badger (DD126)61918-1945
Named for: Oscar Charles Badger
New York Shipbuilding CoCamden
USS Bainbridge (DD246)61921-1945
Named for: William Bainbridge
New York Shipbuilding CoCamden
USS Balch (DD50)61912-1922Named for: George Beall BalchWilliam Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Black Hawk (1848)61848-1867
USS Breckinridge (DD148)61918-1946
Named for: Joseph Cabell Breckinridge
William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Bruce (DD329)61920-1932
Named for: Frank Bruce
Bethlehem Shipbuilding CoSan Francisco
USS Callao (PG37)61888-1923
USS Chester (CA27)61929-1959New York Shipbuilding CoCamden
USS Childs (DD241)61920-1945
Named for: Earle Wayne Freed Childs
New York Shipbuilding CoCamden
USS Chippewa (1814)6Adam Brown,
Noah Brown
Sackets Harbor
USS Connecticut (1861)61861-1865William Henry WebbNew York City
USS Converse (DD291)61919-1931Named for: George Albert ConverseBethlehem Shipbuilding CoQuincy
USS Cushing (DD55)61915-1936
Named for: William Barker Cushing
Fore River Shipbuilding CoQuincy
USS Edsall (DD219)61920-1942William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Frolic (1892)61892-1909Globe Iron WorksCleveland
USS General Alava (AG5)61895-1929
USS Goff (DD247)61920-1945
Named for: Nathan Goff
New York Shipbuilding CoCamden
USS Greer (DD145)61918-1945
Named for: James Augustine Greer
William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Huron (1875)61875-1877John Roach and SonsChester
USS Indianapolis (CA35)61931-1945New York Shipbuilding CoCamden
USS J. Fred Talbott (DD156)1USS J. Fred Talbott (DD156)61918-1946a Wickes-class destroyer
Named for: Joshua Frederick Cockey Talbott
William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS James K. Paulding (DD238)61920-1931
Named for: James Kirke Paulding
New York Shipbuilding CoCamden
USS King (DD242)61920-1945
Named for: Frank Ragan King
New York Shipbuilding CoCamden
USS Lawrence (1813)61813-1815Named for: James LawrenceAdam Brown,
Noah Brown,
Jacob Bell
Erie
USS Litchfield (DD336)61920-1946Mare Island, Navy Yard
USS Luce (DD99)61918-1936
Named for: Stephen Bleecker Luce
Fore River Shipbuilding CoQuincy
USS Macdonough (DD9)61900-1920Named for: Thomas MacDonoughFore River Shipbuilding CoWeymouth
USS Monocacy (PG20)61914-1939Shanghai
USS Moody (DD277)61919-1930
Named for: William Henry Moody
Bethlehem Shipbuilding CoQuincy
USS Nevada (BM8)61898-1922Bath Iron WorksBath
USS Niagara (1813)61813-1943Adam Brown,
Noah Brown,
Jacob Bell
Erie
USS Ottawa (1861)61861-1865Jacob Aaron Westervelt,
Novelty Iron Works
Manhattan
USS Palos (PG16)61914-1937
USS Parker (DD48)61913-1935William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Paul Jones (DD230)61920-1945William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Pocahontas (1852)1USS Pocahontas (1852)61852-1865a screw steamer built at Medford, MA as City of Boston, and purchased by the Navy
Named for: Pocahontas Amonute Matoaka "Lady Rebecca" Powhatan
USS Prometheus (1814)61814-1819Philadelphia
USS Putnam (DD287)61919-1931Bethlehem Shipbuilding CoQuincy
USS Ramapo (AO12)6Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock CoNewport News
USS Reid (DD292)61919-1931Bethlehem Shipbuilding CoQuincy
USS Reuben James (DD245)61919-1941New York Shipbuilding CoCamden
USS Rigel (AD13)61918-1946Skinner and Eddy CoSeattle
USS Rochester (CA2)6
USS Roper (DD147)61918-1946William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Schenck (DD159)61919-1946
Named for: James Findlay Schenck
New York Shipbuilding CoCamden
USS Somers (DD301)61918-1931
Named for: Richard Somers
Bethlehem Shipbuilding CoSan Francisco
USS Southery (IX26)6
USS Stewart (DD224)61920-1946
Named for: Charles Stewart
William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Supply (1872)61872-1928William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Supply (1873)6
USS Tahoma61861-1867Wilmington
USS Taylor (DD94)61918-1945Mare Island, Navy Yard
USS Twiggs (DD127)61918-1951New York Shipbuilding CoCamden
USS Yosemite (1892)61892-1900Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock CoNewport News
USC&GS Palinurus5
USC&GS Ready5
USS Albany (1869)51864-1870originally USS Contoocook, a screw sloop-of-war built for the USN during the Civil War
USS Aylwin (DD47)51912-1935William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Bagley (DD185)51918-1945
Named for: Worth Bagley
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock CoNewport News
USS Benton (1861)51862-1865Named for: Thomas Hart BentonJames Buchanan EadsSt Louis City
USS Boxer (1815)51815-1818Middletown
USS Breck (DD283)51919-1931
Named for: Joseph Berry Breck
Bethlehem Shipbuilding CoQuincy
USS Buchanan (DD131)51919-1942Named for: Franklin BuchananBath Iron WorksBath
USS Chesapeake (1899)51899-1916Renamed in 1905 to USS SevernBath Iron WorksBath
USS Cheyenne (BM10)51900-1939Union Iron WorksSan Francisco
USS Confederacy51778-1781
USS Conyngham (DD58)51915-1934William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Dahlgren (DD187)51918-1945Named for: Rear Admiral John Adolphus Bernard DahlgrenNewport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock CoNewport News
USS Dallas (DD199)51919-1945
Named for: Alexander James Dallas
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock CoNewport News
USS Delphy (DD261)51918-1923Bethlehem Shipbuilding CoQuincy
USS Enterprise (1831)51831-1844Brooklyn, Navy Yard
USS Ericsson (DD56)5New York Shipbuilding CoCamden
USS Fox (DD234)51919-1945
Named for: Gustavus Vasa Fox
New York Shipbuilding CoCamden
USS Fredonia51845-1868Newburyport
USS Greene (DD266)51919-1945
Named for: Lt. Comm. Samuel Dana Greene
Bethlehem Shipbuilding CoQuincy
USS Harding (DD91)51918-1936Union Iron WorksSan Francisco
USS Herbert (DD160)51919-1946
Named for: Hilary Abner Herbert
New York Shipbuilding CoCamden
USS Hist (1895)51898-1911
USS Hopkins (DD249)51920-1945
Named for: Esek Hopkins
New York Shipbuilding CoCamden
USS Hovey (DD208)51919-1945
Named for: Charles Emerson Hovey
William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia
USS Huron (1861)5Charlestown, Boston Navy Yard
USS John D. Edwards (DD216)51920-1945William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding CoPhiladelphia