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| USS John D. Ford (DD228) | 5 | 1920-1945 |
Named for: John Donaldson Ford | William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding Co | Philadelphia |  | |
| USS John P. Kennedy | 5 | 1853-1855 | Named for: John Pendleton Kennedy | | | | |
| USS Kidder (DD319) | 5 | 1921-1930 |
Named for: Hugh Pratt Kidder | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | San Francisco | | |
| USS Kineo (1861) | 5 | 1861-1865 | | Joseph Webber Dyer | Portland | | |
| USS Lamberton (DD119) | 5 | 1918-1947 |
Named for: Benjamin Peffer Lamberton | Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co | Newport News | | |
| USS Lamson (DD328) | 5 | 1920-1931 | | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | San Francisco | | |
| USS Lawrence (DD250) | 5 | 1921-1945 |
Named for: James Lawrence | New York Shipbuilding Co | Camden | | |
| USS Louisville (CA28) | 5 | 1930-1959 | | | Bremerton, Puget Sound Navy Yard | | |
| USS Maury (DD100) | 5 | 1918-1934 |
Named for: Commodore Matthew Fontaine Maury | Fore River Shipbuilding Co | Quincy | | |
| USS Mayrant (DD31) | 5 | 1910-1935 | | William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding Co | Philadelphia | | |
| USS McCall (DD28) | 5 | 1910-1934 | | New York Shipbuilding Co | Camden | | |
| USS McCawley (DD276) | 5 | 1919-1931 |
Named for: Charles Grymes McCawley | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | Quincy | | |
| USS McFarland (DD237) | 5 | 1920-1945 | | New York Shipbuilding Co | Camden | | |
| USS Meyer (DD279) | 5 | 1919-1932 |
Named for: George Von Lengerke Meyer | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | Quincy | | |
| USS Miami (1861) | 5 | 1861-1865 | | | Philadelphia, Navy Yard | | |
| USS Minneapolis (CA36) | 5 | 1931-1959 | | | Philadelphia, Navy Yard | | |
| USS New Orleans (CA32) | 5 | 1929-1959 | | | Brooklyn, Navy Yard | | |
| USS O'Brien (DD51) | 5 | | Named for: Jeremiah O'Brien | | | | |
| USS Ozark (1900) | 5 | | | | | | |
| USS Patapsco (1862) | 5 | 1862-1904 | | Continental Iron Works | Wilmington | | |
| USS Paul Jones (1862) | 5 | 1862-1867 | | | Baltimore City | | |
| USS Percival (DD298) | 5 | 1920-1931 |
Named for: John Percival | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | San Francisco | | |
| USS Princeton (1851) | 5 | 1852-1866 | | | Charlestown, Boston Navy Yard | | |
| USS Pruitt (DD347) | 5 | 1920-1945 | | Bath Iron Works | Bath | | |
| USS Quinnebaug (1866) | 5 | 1866-1871 | | | Brooklyn, Navy Yard | | |
| USS R-2 | 5 | 1917-1945 | | Fore River Shipbuilding Co | Quincy | | |
| USS Reno (DD303) | 5 | 1919-1931 |
Named for: Walter Ellsworth Reno | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | San Francisco | | |
| USS Ringgold (DD89) | 5 | 1918-1947 |
Named for: Cadwalader Ringgold | Union Iron Works | San Francisco | | |
| USS Rowan (DD64) | 5 | 1916-1922 | | Fore River Shipbuilding Co | Quincy | | |
| USS S. P. Lee (DD310) | 5 | 1919-1923 |
Named for: Samuel Philips Lee | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | San Francisco | | |
| USS San Diego (CA6) | 5 | 1904-1918 | | Union Iron Works | San Francisco | | |
| USS San Francisco (CA38) | 5 | 1929-1959 | | | Mare Island, Navy Yard | | |
| USS Sands (DD243) | 5 | 1920-1945 |
Named for: James Hoban Sands, Benjamin Franklin Sands | New York Shipbuilding Co | Camden | | |
| USS Sciota (1861) | 5 | 1861-1865 | | | Philadelphia | | |
| USS Scourge (1846) | 5 | 1845-1848 | | Harlan and Hollingsworth Co | Wilmington | | |
| USS Selfridge (DD320) | 5 | 1919-1930 |
Named for: Thomas Oliver Selfridge | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | San Francisco | | |
| USS Shamrock (1863) | 5 | 1863-1868 | | | Brooklyn, Navy Yard | | |
| USS Sharkey (DD281) | 5 | 1919-1931 | | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | Quincy | | |
| USS Sloat (DD316) | 5 | 1920-1935 |
Named for: John Drake Sloat | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | San Francisco | | |
| USS Somers (1842) | 5 | 1842-1846 | Named for: Richard Somers | | Brooklyn, Navy Yard | | |
| USS Stoddert (DD302) | 5 | 1920-1935 |
Named for: Benjamin Stoddert | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | San Francisco | | |
| USS Sturtevant (DD240) | 5 | |
Named for: Albert Dillon Sturtevant | New York Shipbuilding Co | Camden | | |
| USS Talbot (DD114) | 5 | 1918-1946 | Named for: Silas Talbot | William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding Co | Philadelphia | | |
| USS Thompson (DD305) | 5 | 1920-1944 | | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | San Francisco | | |
| USS Toucey (DD282) | 5 | 1919-1931 | | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | Quincy | | |
| USS Tulsa (PG22) | 5 | 1922-1948 | | | Charleston, Navy Yard | | |
| USS Vanderbilt (1861) | 5 | 1862-1873 | Named for: Cornelius Vanderbilt | | Greenpoint | | |
| USS Wadsworth (DD60) | 5 | | | Bath Iron Works | Bath | | |
| USS Weehawken | 5 | 1862-1863 | | | Jersey City | | |
| USS Wickes (DD75) | 5 | 1918-1945 | | Bath Iron Works | Bath | | |
| USS William B. Preston (DD344) | 5 | 1919-1945 |
Named for: William Ballard Preston | | Norfolk Navy Yard | | |
| USS Worden (DD288) | 5 | 1920-1931 | Named for: John Lorimer Worden | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | Quincy | | |
| USS Wyandotte (1853) | 5 | | | | Philadelphia | | |
| USS Yarnall (DD143) | 5 | 1918-1952 | | William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding Co | Philadelphia | | |
| USC&GS Silliman | 4 | 1871-1888 | | | Baltimore City | | |
| USS Alfred | 4 | 1774-1778 | Named for: Alfred the Great of England | | | | |
| USS Allen (DD66) | 4 | 1916-1945 | | Bath Iron Works | Bath | | |
| USS Alliance (1778) | 4 | 1778-1787 | | | Amesbury | | |
| USS Arethusa (AO7) | 4 | | | | | | |
| USS Bailey (DD269) | 4 | 1919-1945 | | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | Quincy | | |
| USS Barney (DD149) | 4 | 1919-1946 |
Named for: Joshua Barney | William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding Co | Philadelphia | | |
| USS Barry (DD248) | 4 | 1920-1945 |
Named for: John Barry | New York Shipbuilding Co | Camden | | |
| USS Boggs (DD136) | 4 | 1918-1946 | Named for: Charles Stuart Boggs | | Mare Island, Navy Yard | | |
| USS Broome (DD210) | 4 | 1919-1946 |
Named for: John Lloyd Broome | William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding Co | Philadelphia | | |
| USS Burns (DD171) | 4 | 1918-1932 |
Named for: Otway Burns | Union Iron Works | San Francisco | | |
| USS Cabot (1775) | 4 | 1775-1777 | | | | | |
| USS Case (DD285) | 4 | 1919-1930 | Named for: Augustus Ludlow Case | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | Quincy | | |
| USS Cayuga (1861) | 4 | 1861-1865 | | S. Gildersleeve and Sons Shipyard | Portland | | |
| USS Chandler (DD206) | 4 | 1919-1945 |
Named for: William Eaton Chandler | William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding Co | Philadelphia | | |
| USS Chauncey (DD296) | 4 | 1918-1925 | Named for: Isaac Chauncey | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | San Francisco | | |
| USS Choctaw | 4 | 1856-1866 | | Edward Hartt | New Albany | | |
| USS Chocura | 4 | 1861-1867 | | | Boston | | |
| USS Cimarron (1862) | 4 | 1862-1865 | | | Philadelphia, Navy Yard | | |
| USS Conemaugh | 4 | 1862-1867 | | | Kittery, Portsmouth Navy Yard | | |
| USS Corwin | 4 | 1849-1867 | | | Philadelphia | | |
| USS Crowninshield (DD134) | 4 | 1919-1949 | | Bath Iron Works | Bath | | |
| USS Dent (DD116) | 4 | 1918-1946 |
Named for: John Herbert Dent | William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding Co | Philadelphia | | |
| USS Doyen (DD280) | 4 | 1919-1930 |
Named for: Charles Augustus Doyen | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | Quincy | | |
| USS DuPont (DD152) | 4 | 1918-1947 |
Named for: Samuel Francis DuPont | William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding Co | Philadelphia | | |
| USS Evans (DD78) | 4 | 1917-1945 | Named for: Rear Adm. Robley Dunglison Evans | Bath Iron Works | Bath | | |
| USS Fairfax (DD93) | 4 | 1917-1949 | | | Mare Island, Navy Yard | | |
 1 | USS Farragut (TB11) | 4 | 1898-1919 | a torpedo boat in the USN
Named for: David Glasgow Farragut | | | | |
| USS Fishhawk | 4 | 1880-1926 | | Pusey and Jones Co | Wilmington | | |
| USS Fort Jackson | 4 | 1862-1865 | | | | | |
| USS Gamble (DD123) | 4 | 1918-1945 | | Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co | Newport News | | |
| USS Gold Star (AK12) | 4 | | | Harlan and Hollingsworth Co | Wilmington | | |
| USS Goldsborough (DD188) | 4 | 1918-1945 |
Named for: Louis M. Goldsborough | Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co | Newport News | | |
| USS Graham (DD192) | 4 | 1920-1922 |
Named for: Gov. William Alexander Graham | Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co | Newport News | | |
| USS Gregory (DD82) | 4 | 1918-1942 |
Named for: Francis Hoyt Gregory | Fore River Shipbuilding Co | Quincy | | |
| USS Gridley (DD92) | 4 | 1918-1939 |
Named for: Charles Vernon Gridley | Union Iron Works | San Francisco | | |
| USS Hale (DD133) | 4 | 1919-1944 |
Named for: Eugene Hale | Bath Iron Works | Bath | | |
| USS Hart (DD110) | 4 | 1918-1932 | | Union Iron Works | San Francisco | | |
| USS Herndon (DD198) | 4 | 1919-1940 |
Named for: Cmdr. William Lewis Herndon | Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co | Newport News | | |
| USS Kittery (AK2) | 4 | 1918-1933 | | | | | |
| USS La Vallette (DD315) | 4 | 1920-1931 | | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | San Francisco | | |
| USS Lardner (DD286) | 4 | 1919-1931 |
Named for: James Lawrence Lardner | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | Quincy | | |
| USS Lawrence (1843) | 4 | 1843-1846 | Named for: James Lawrence | | | | |
| USS Lea (DD118) | 4 | 1918-1946 | | William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding Co | Philadelphia | | |
| USS Little (DD79) | 4 | 1917-1942 |
Named for: George Little | Fore River Shipbuilding Co | Quincy | | |
| USS MacDonough (DD331) | 4 | 1920-1930 |
Named for: Thomas MacDonough | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | San Francisco | | |
| USS Mahaska | 4 | 1861-1868 | | | Kittery, Portsmouth Navy Yard | | |
| USS Marcus (DD321) | 4 | 1921-1935 |
Named for: Arnold Marcus | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | San Francisco | | |
| USS Massachusetts | 4 | | | | | | |
| USS Maumee | 4 | 1863-1869 | | | Brooklyn, Navy Yard | | |
| USS Maumee (AO2) | 4 | 1915-1948 | | | Mare Island, Navy Yard | | |
| USS Mccook (DD252) | 4 | 1919-1940 |
Named for: Roderick Sheldon McCook | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | Quincy | | |
| USS Melvin (DD335) | 4 | 1921-1930 | | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | San Francisco | | |
| USS Mervine (DD322) | 4 | 1921-1930 | | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | San Francisco | | |
| USS Metacomet (1854) | 4 | 1854-1863 | | | | | |
| USS Metacomet (1863) | 4 | 1863-1865 | | | Brooklyn | | |
| USS Mohawk | 4 | 1859-1869 | | Henry Eckford | Sackets Harbor | | |
| USS Monadnock (1863) | 4 | 1863-1874 | | | Charlestown, Boston Navy Yard | | |
| USS Montgomery (DD121) | 4 | 1918-1946 |
Named for: John Berrien Montgomery | Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co | Newport News | | |
| USS Nicholson (DD52) | 4 | 1914-1936 |
Named for: Samuel Nicholson | William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding Co | Philadelphia | | |
| USS Noa (DD343) | 4 | 1921-1944 |
Named for: Loveman Noa | | Norfolk Navy Yard | | |
| USS Palmer (DD161) | 4 | 1918-1945 |
Named for: James Shedden Palmer | Fore River Shipbuilding Co | Quincy | | |
| USS Paragua | 4 | | | | | | |
| USS Patoka (AO9) | 4 | | | Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co | Newport News | | |
| USS Paul Hamilton (DD307) | 4 | 1919-1931 |
Named for: Paul Hamilton | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | San Francisco | | |
| USS Pembina | 4 | 1861-1865 | | Novelty Iron Works | Williamsburg | | |
| USS Pensacola (CA24) | 4 | 1929-1948 | | | Brooklyn, Navy Yard | | |
| USS Philip (DD76) | 4 | 1918-1947 |
Named for: John Woodward Philip | Bath Iron Works | Bath | | |
| USS Pontiac | 4 | 1863-1867 | | | Philadelphia | | |
 1 | USS Porter (TB6) | 4 | 1896-1912 | a torpedo boat, the first of her class, served during the Spanish-American War
Named for: David Porter | Nathanael Greene Herreshoff | Bristol | | |
| USS Preston (DD327) | 4 | 1920-1932 | | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | San Francisco | | |
| USS Proteus (1863) | 4 | | | | | | |
| USS Quail (AM15) | 4 | 1918-1942 | | Chester Shipbuilding Co | Chester | | |
| USS R-14 | 4 | 1919-1945 | | Fore River Shipbuilding Co | Quincy | | |
| USS Radford (DD120) | 4 | 1918-1936 | Named for: William Radford | Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co | Newport News | | |
| USS Ramsay (DD124) | 4 | 1918-1946 | | Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co | Newport News | | |
| USS Ranger (CV4) | 4 | 1934-1946 | | Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co | Newport News | | |
| USS Rathburne (DD113) | 4 | 1917-1946 | | William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding Co | Philadelphia | | |
| USS Rio Bravo | 4 | | | | | | |
| USS Robert Smith (DD324) | 4 | 1921-1931 |
Named for: Robert Smith | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | San Francisco | | |
| USS Salinas (AO19) | 4 | | | | | | |
| USS Santiago de Cuba (1861) | 4 | 1861-1865 | | | Brooklyn | | |
| USS Seagull (AM30) | 4 | 1919-1946 | | Gas Engine and Power Co and Charles L. Seabury Co | Morris Heights | | |
| USS Shenandoah (ZR1) | 4 | | | | Lakehurst | | |
| USS Shubrick (TB31) | 4 | 1899-1919 | | William R. Trigg Shipbuilding Co | Richmond City | | |
| USS Sigourney (DD81) | 4 | 1917-1947 | Named for: James Butler Sigourney | Fore River Shipbuilding Co | Quincy | | |
| USS Speedwell | 4 | | | | | | |
| USS Stevens (DD86) | 4 | 1918-1936 | Named for: Thomas Holdup Stevens | Fore River Shipbuilding Co | Quincy | | |
| USS Stockton (DD73) | 4 | 1916-1940 |
Named for: Robert Field Stockton | William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding Co | Philadelphia | | |
| USS Stockton (TB32) | 4 | | Named for: Robert Field Stockton | | | | |
| USS Tallahassee (BM9) | 4 | 1901-1922 | | | | | |
| USS Tennessee | 4 | | | | | | |
| USS Thornton (TB33) | 4 | 1899-1920 | Named for: James Shepard Thornton | William R. Trigg Shipbuilding Co | Richmond City | | |
| USS Trippe (DD33) | 4 | 1910-1930 | | Bath Iron Works | Bath | | |
| USS Upshur (DD144) | 4 | 1918-1948 | | William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding Co | Philadelphia | | |
| USS Vega (AK17) | 4 | | | | | | |
| USS Washington (1837) | 4 | 1837-1862 | | | | | |
| USS William Jones (DD308) | 4 | 1920-1932 | | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | San Francisco | | |
| USS Winooski (1863) | 4 | 1863-1868 | | | Charlestown, Boston Navy Yard | | |
| USS Yarborough (DD314) | 4 | 1920-1932 | | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | San Francisco | | |
| USC&GS Arago (1854) | 3 | 1854-1884 | | | Baltimore City | | |
| USS Alligator (1820) | 3 | 1820-1822 | | | Charlestown, Boston Navy Yard | | |
| USS America | 3 | | | | | | |
| USS Andrew Doria (1775) | 3 | 1775-1777 | | | | | |
| USS Argus (1803) | 3 | | | Edmund Hartt | Boston | | |
| USS Asp (1813) | 3 | 1813-1826 | | | | | |
| USS Babbitt (DD128) | 3 | 1918-1946 | | New York Shipbuilding Co | Camden | | |
| USS Badger | 3 | 1889-1899 | | Delaware River Iron Ship Building and Engine Works | Chester | | |
| USS Bailey (TB21) | 3 | | | | | | |
| USS Belknap (DD251) | 3 | 1919-1945 | Named for: George Eugene Belknap | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | Quincy | | |
| USS Boise (CL47) | 3 | | | | | | |
 1 | USS Bonhomme Richard (1765) | 3 | 1765-1779 | a merchant ship built in France for the French East India Company, a warship in the Continental Navy
Named for: Benjamin Franklin | | | | |
| USS Boston | 3 | | | | | | |
| USS Branch (DD197) | 3 | 1918-1941 | Named for: John Branch | Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co | Newport News | | |
| USS Bridgeport (AD10) | 3 | 1917-1941 | | | | | |
| USS Brutus (AC15) | 3 | | | | | | |
| USS Caledonia (1858) | 3 | 1858-1864 | | | | | |
| USS Cambridge (1860) | 3 | 1861-1865 | | | Medford | | |
| USS Chase (DD323) | 3 | 1921-1931 |
Named for: Reuben Chase | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | San Francisco | | |
| USS Chenango | 3 | 1863-1868 | | | Greenpoint | | |
| USS Chew (DD106) | 3 | 1918-1946 | Named for: Samuel Chew | Union Iron Works | San Francisco | | |
| USS Cincinnati (1861) | 3 | 1861-1866 | | James Buchanan Eads | St Louis City | | |
| USS Claxton (DD140) | 3 | 1919-1944 | | | Mare Island, Navy Yard | | |
| USS Coghlan (DD326) | 3 | 1921-1931 | Named for: Joseph Bullock Coghlan | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | San Francisco | | |
| USS Col Harney | 3 | | | | | | |
| USS Cole (DD155) | 3 | 1919-1947 |
Named for: Edward Ball Cole | William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding Co | Philadelphia | | |
| USS Colhoun (DD85) | 3 | 1918-1942 | Named for: Edmond Ross Colhoun | Fore River Shipbuilding Co | Quincy | | |
| USS Columbus (1774) | 3 | 1775-1778 | Named for: Christopher Columbus, Christopher Columbus | | | | |
| USS Conner (DD72) | 3 | 1917-1940 | | William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding Co | Philadelphia | | |
| USS Corry (DD334) | 3 | 1921-1930 | | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | San Francisco | | |
| USS Craven (DD70) | 3 | 1917-1940 | Named for: Tunis Augustus Macdonough Craven | | Norfolk Navy Yard | | |
| USS Cumberland (IX8) | 3 | 1904-1947 | | | Charlestown, Boston Navy Yard | | |
| USS Dahlgren (TB9) | 3 | 1899-1920 | Named for: Rear Admiral John Adolphus Bernard Dahlgren | Bath Iron Works | Bath | | |
| USS Davis (DD65) | 3 | 1915-1922 | | Bath Iron Works | Bath | | |
| USS DeLong (DD129) | 3 | 1918-1922 | Named for: George Washington Delong | New York Shipbuilding Co | Camden | | |
| USS Dickerson (DD157) | 3 | 1919-1945 | | New York Shipbuilding Co | Camden | | |
| USS Don Juan De Austria | 3 | | | | | | |
| USS Dorsey (DD117) | 3 | 1918-1946 | | William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding Co | Philadelphia | | |
| USS Drift | 3 | | | | | | |
| USS Duncan (DD46) | 3 | 1913-1922 | | Fore River Shipbuilding Co | Quincy | | |
| USS Elliot (DD146) | 3 | 1918-1946 |
Named for: Richard McCall Elliott | William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding Co | Philadelphia | | |
| USS Enterprise (CV6) | 3 | 1934-1947 | | Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co | Newport News | | |
| USS Epervier (1814) | 3 | 1814-1815 | | | | | |
| USS Essex (1799) | 3 | 1799-1814 | | | Salem | | |
| USS Essex (1856) | 3 | 1856-1870 | | James Buchanan Eads | New Albany | | |
| USS Experiment (1832) | 3 | 1832-1848 | | | Washington, Navy Yard | | |
| USS Finch (AM9) | 3 | 1918-1942 | | Standard Shipbuilding Co | New York City | | |
| USS Flirt | 3 | 1839-1851 | | | Baltimore City | | |
| USS Flusser (DD289) | 3 | 1919-1930 | Named for: Charles Williamson Flusser | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | Quincy | | |
| USS Fuller (DD297) | 3 | 1920-1923 | | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | San Francisco | | |
| USS Gillis (DD260) | 3 | 1919-1946 |
Named for: James Henry Gillis | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | Quincy | | |
| USS Hamilton (DD141) | 3 | 1919-1946 |
Named for: Archibald Hamilton | | Mare Island, Navy Yard | | |
| USS Harvard (SP209) | 3 | 1904-1919 | | Bath Iron Works | Bath | | |
| USS Hazelwood (DD107) | 3 | 1918-1930 | | Union Iron Works | San Francisco | | |
| USS Helena (CL50) | 3 | 1938-1943 | | | Brooklyn, Navy Yard | | |
| USS Hendrick Hudson | 3 | 1859-1867 | | | Greenpoint | | |
| USS Henshaw (DD278) | 3 | 1919-1930 | | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | Quincy | | |
| USS Heron (AM10) | 3 | 1918-1946 | | | | | |
| USS Hetzel | 3 | | | | | | |
| USS Hogan (DD178) | 3 | 1919-1945 | | | | | |
| USS Hulbert (DD342) | 3 | 1920-1945 | | | Norfolk Navy Yard | | |
| USS Humphreys (DD236) | 3 | 1920-1945 |
Named for: Joshua Humphreys | New York Shipbuilding Co | Camden | | |
| USS Hunchback | 3 | | | | | | |
| USS Indiana (BB58) | 3 | | | Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co | Newport News | | |
| USS Intrepid (1798) | 3 | | | | | | |
| USS Iroquois (AT46) | 3 | 1892-1928 | | Union Iron Works | San Francisco | | |
| USS Isabel (SP521) | 3 | | | | | | |
| USS Isla De Luzon | 3 | | | | | | |
| USS Jacob Bell | 3 | | | Jacob Bell | New York City | | |
| USS Jacob Jones (DD61) | 3 | 1915-1917 | | New York Shipbuilding Co | Camden | | |
| USS James Adger (1851) | 3 | 1851-1865 | a sidewheel steamer in the USN during the Civil War | William Henry Webb | New York City | | |
| USS Kanawha (1861) | 3 | 1861-1866 | a Unadilla-class gunboat built for the Union Navy during the American Civil War. | | East Haddam | | |
| USS Kanawha (AO1) | 3 | 1914-1943 | | | Mare Island, Navy Yard | | |
| USS Kane (DD235) | 3 | 1920-1946 |
Named for: Elisha Kent Kane | New York Shipbuilding Co | Camden | | |
| USS Katahdin (1861) | 3 | 1861-1865 | | | Bath | | |
| USS Keystone State (1853) | 3 | 1853-1865 | | | Philadelphia | | |
| USS Kilty (DD137) | 3 | 1918-1946 | | | Mare Island | | |
| USS Kimberly (DD80) | 3 | 1917-1939 |
Named for: Lewis Ashfield Kimberly | Fore River Shipbuilding Co | Quincy | | |
| USS Lansdale (DD101) | 3 | 1918-1936 | | Fore River Shipbuilding Co | Quincy | | |
| USS Lark (AM21) | 3 | 1918-1946 | | Baltimore Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Co | Baltimore City | | |
| USS Legare | 3 | | | | | | |
| USS Lenapee | 3 | 1863-1868 | | | Brooklyn | | |
| USS Long (DD209) | 3 | 1919-1945 |
Named for: Gov. John Davis Long | William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding Co | Philadelphia | | |
| USS Mackenzie (DD175) | 3 | 1919-1945 |
Named for: Alexander Slidell Mackenzie | Union Iron Works | San Francisco | | |
| USS MacLeish (DD220) | 3 | 1920-1946 | | William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding Co | Philadelphia | | |
| USS Madawaksa | 3 | | | | | | |
| USS Maddox (DD168) | 3 | 1918-1952 |
Named for: William Alfred Truman Maddox | Fore River Shipbuilding Co | Quincy | | |
| USS Malvern | 3 | 1860-1866 | | Harlan and Hollingsworth Co | Wilmington | | |
| USS Manley (DD74) | 3 | 1916-1945 | | Bath Iron Works | Bath | | |
| USS Mason (DD191) | 3 | 1919-1940 |
Named for: John Young Mason | Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co | Newport News | | |
| USS Mccalla (DD253) | 3 | 1919-1941 | | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | Quincy | | |
| USS Mckean (DD90) | 3 | 1918-1943 |
Named for: William Wister McKean | Union Iron Works | San Francisco | | |
| USS Meade (DD274) | 3 | 1919-1947 |
Named for: Richard Worsam Meade | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | Quincy | | |
| USS Memphis | 3 | | | | | | |
| USS Mindoro | 3 | | | | | | |
| USS Missouri (1841) | 3 | | | Samuel Hartt | Brooklyn, Navy Yard | | |
| USS Monticello | 3 | 1859-1872 | | | Mystic | | |
| USS Murray (DD97) | 3 | 1918-1936 |
Named for: Alexander Murray | Fore River Shipbuilding Co | Quincy | | |
| USS Nautilus (1838) | 3 | 1838-1859 | | | | | |
| USS North Carolina (BB55) | 3 | 1940-1960 | | | Brooklyn, Navy Yard | | |
| USS O'Bannon (DD177) | 3 | 1919-1936 | | Union Iron Works | San Francisco | | |
| USS O-9 | 3 | 1918-1941 | | Fore River Shipbuilding Co | Quincy | | |
| USS Octorara (1861) | 3 | 1861-1866 | | | Brooklyn, Navy Yard | | |
| USS Onkahye | 3 | | | | | | |
| USS Onondaga (1863) | 3 | 1862-1865 | | Continental Iron Works | Greenpoint | | |
| USS Osage (1863) | 3 | 1863-1865 | | Edward Hartt,
Union Iron Works | Carondelet | | |
| USS Panay (1899) | 3 | 1899-1920 | | | | | |
| USS Penguin (AM33) | 3 | 1917-1941 | | New Jersey Dry Dock and Transportation Co | Elizabeth | | |
| USS Perry (DD340) | 3 | 1921-1944 |
Named for: Oliver Hazard Perry | | Mare Island, Navy Yard | | |
| USS Philadelphia (1799) | 3 | 1799-1804 | USS Philadelphia, a 1240-ton, 36-gun sailing frigate | Josiah Fox,
Samuel Humphreys | Philadelphia | | |
| USS Philadelphia (CL41) | 3 | | | | | | |
| USS Piscataqua (AT49) | 3 | 1898-1931 | | | West Bay City | | |
| USS Pompey (AF5) | 3 | 1897-1923 | | | Sunderland | | |
| USS Pontoosuc | 3 | 1863-1865 | | | | | |
| USS Purveyor | 3 | | | | | | |
| USS Pyro (AE1) | 3 | | | | | | |
| USS Quincy (CA39) | 3 | 1929-1942 | | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | Quincy | | |
| USS Rappahannock (AF6) | 3 | 1913-1933 | | | | | |
| USS Renshaw (DD176) | 3 | 1918-1936 |
Named for: William Bainbridge Renshaw | Union Iron Works | San Francisco | | |
| USS Robinson (DD88) | 3 | 1918-1945 | | | | | |
| USS Rodgers (TB4) | 3 | 1896-1919 | Named for: Commodore John Rodgers | Columbian Iron Works | Baltimore City | | |
| USS Saranac (1814) | 3 | 1814-1818 | | | | | |
| USS Sebago | 3 | 1861-1867 | | | Kittery, Portsmouth Navy Yard | | |
| USS Selma | 3 | | | | | | |
| USS Shamokin (1865) | 3 | 1865-1878 | | Reaney, Son and Archbold | Chester | | |
| USS South Carolina (1860) | 3 | 1860-1866 | | | Boston | | |
| USS Southampton | 3 | 1845-1855 | | | Norfolk | | |
| USS Spitfire (1814) | 3 | 1814-1816 | | | | | |
| USS St Paul | 3 | 1895-1919 | | Delaware River Iron Ship Building and Engine Works | Philadelphia | | |
| USS Standish (1864) | 3 | 1864-1921 | | | Norfolk Navy Yard | | |
| USS Stringham (DD83) | 3 | 1918-1946 | Named for: Silas Horton Stringham | Fore River Shipbuilding Co | Quincy | | |
| USS Stringham (TB19) | 3 | 1899-1913 | Named for: Silas Horton Stringham | Harlan and Hollingsworth Co | Wilmington | | |
| USS Suwanee (1864) | 3 | 1864-1868 | | Reaney, Son and Archbold | Chester | | |
| USS Swasey (DD273) | 3 | 1919-1941 | Named for: Charles Henry Swasey | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co | Quincy | | |
| USS Tarbell (DD142) | 3 | 1918-1945 | | William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding Co | Philadelphia | | |
| USS Tattnall (DD125) | 3 | 1918-1946 | | New York Shipbuilding Co | Camden | | |
| USS Tigress (1813) | 3 | | | Noah Brown,
Adam Brown | Erie | | |
| USS Tingey (TB34) | 3 | 1899-1919 | Named for: Thomas Tingey | Columbian Iron Works | Baltimore City | | |
| USS Trumbull | 3 | 1776-1781 | Named for: Jonathan Trumbull | | Chatham | | |
| USS Truxtun (1842) | 3 | 1841-1846 | Named for: Thomas Truxton | | Norfolk Navy Yard | | |
| USS Truxtun (DD229) | 3 | 1921-1942 | Named for: Thomas Truxton | William Cramp and Sons Shipbuilding Co | Philadelphia | | |
| USS Tucker (DD57) | 3 | | | Fore River Shipbuilding Co | Quincy | | |
| USS Tuscaloosa (CA37) | 3 | 1933-1959 | | New York Shipbuilding Co | Camden | | |
| USS Union | 3 | | | | | | |
| USS Vesuvius (1846) | 3 | 1846-1848 | | | Williamsburg | | |
| USS Vixen (1861) | 3 | | | | | | |
Our Family Tree
