List of current ships of the United States Navy

USS George Washington (CVN-73) Carrier Strike Group formation sails in the Atlantic Ocean

USS Constitution under sail for the first time in 116 years on 21 July 1997.

The United States Navy has approximately 430 ships in both active service and the reserve fleet, with approximately 70 more in either the planning stages or under construction, according to the Naval Vessel Register and published reports. This list includes ships that are owned and leased by the U.S. Navy; ships that are formally commissioned, by way of ceremony, and non-commissioned. Ships denoted with the prefix "USS" are commissioned ships. Prior to commissioning, ships are designated with the prefix "PCU", for "Pre-Commissioning Unit". US Navy support ships are often non-commissioned ships organized and operated by Military Sealift Command. Among these support ships, those denoted "USNS" are owned by the US Navy; those denoted by "MV" or "SS" are chartered.

Current ships include commissioned warships that are in active service, as well as ships that are part of Military Sealift Command, the support component and the Ready Reserve Force, that while non-commissioned, are still part of the effective force of the U.S. Navy. Future ships listed are those that are in the planning stages, or are currently under construction, from having its keel laid to fitting out and final sea trials.

There exist a number of former US Navy ships which are museum ships (not listed here), some of which may be US government-owned. One of these, the USS Constitution, a three-masted tall ship, is one of the original six frigates of the United States Navy. It is the oldest naval vessel afloat, and still retains its commission (and hence is listed here), as a special commemoration for that ship alone.

Current ships

USS Greeneville (SSN-772), a Los Angeles-class attack submarine underway carrying the Advanced SEAL Delivery System.

(by type)

Commissioned (USS);

• 1 Afloat forward staging base
• 10 Aircraft carriers
• 9 Amphibious assault ships
• 2 Amphibious command ships
• 9 Amphibious transport docks
• 54 Attack submarines
• 14 Ballistic missile submarines
• 1 Classic frigate (*see USS Constitution)
• 22 Cruisers
• 62 Destroyers
• 12 Dock landing ships
• 4 Guided missile submarines
• 6 Littoral combat ships
• 11 Mine countermeasures ships
• 13 Patrol boats
• 2 Submarine tenders
• 1 Technical research ship (*see USS Pueblo)

USS Green Bay (LPD-20), a San Antonio-class amphibious transport dock.

Non-Commissioned (USNS);

• 1 Cable repair ship
• 1 Crew & Support vessel
• 14 Dry cargo ships
• 3 Fast combat support ships
• 4 Fleet ocean tugs
• 1 Fuel Tanker (1 of 7)
• 2 High speed transports (2 of 3)
• 2 Hospital ships
• 2 Instrumentation ships
• 5 Expeditionary Fast Transports
• 12 Maritime prepositioning ships
• 2 Expeditionary Transfer Docks
• 5 Ocean surveillance ships
• 15 Replenishment oilers
• 4 Salvage ships
• 4 Submarine and Special Warfare Support vessels (4 of 9)
• 6 Survey ships
• 19 Vehicle cargo ships (19 of 56)

USS Farragut (DDG-99) , an Arleigh Burke-class destroyer.

Support (MV, RV - or no prefix);

• 2 Barracks craft
• 4 Barracks ships
• 1 Cargo ship
• 7 Container ships
• 2 Dry docks
• 1 Fast sea frame
• 5 Fuel tankers (5 of 7)
• 6 Harbor tugs
• 7 Large harbor tugs
• 1 High speed transport (1 of 3)
• 2 Oceanographic research ships
• 1 Sea-based X-band Radar
• 1 Self Defense Test Ship
• 5 Submarine and Special Warfare Support vessels (5 of 9)
• 2 Torpedo trials craft
• 2 Unclassified miscellaneous

Ready Reserve Force ships (MV, SS, GTS);

• 2 Aviation logistics support ships
• 5 Cargo ships
• 6 Crane ships
• 1 Fuel tanker (1 of 7)
• 37 Vehicle cargo ships (37 of 56)

Totals;

Commissioned: 233*, Non-Commissioned: 102, Support: 49, Ready Reserve Force: 51. Grand Total: 435
(+ Reserve Fleet: 12, Under construction: 37, Planned: 32)

*as per the US Naval Register, current as of 10 March 2015 ^[1]

Commissioned

Ship Name	Hull No.	Class	Type	Commission Date	Homeport[2]	Comment
USS Abraham Lincoln	CVN-72	Nimitz	Aircraft carrier	11 November 1989	Newport News, VA	[3]
USS Alabama	SSBN-731	Ohio	Ballistic missile submarine	25 May 1985	Bangor, WA	[4]
USS Alaska	SSBN-732	Ohio	Ballistic missile submarine	25 January 1986	Kings Bay, GA	[5]
USS Albany	SSN-753	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	7 April 1990	Norfolk, VA	[6]
USS Albuquerque	SSN-706	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	21 May 1983	San Diego, CA	[7] Inactive, to be decommissioned in 2016[8]
USS Alexandria	SSN-757	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	29 June 1991	Groton, CT	[9]
USS America	LHA-6	America	Amphibious assault ship	11 October 2014	San Diego, CA	[10]
USS Anchorage	LPD-23	San Antonio	Amphibious transport dock	4 May 2013	San Diego, CA	[11]
USS Annapolis	SSN-760	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	11 April 1992	Groton, CT	[12]
USS Antietam	CG-54	Ticonderoga	Cruiser	6 June 1987	Yokosuka, Japan	[13]
USS Anzio	CG-68	Ticonderoga	Cruiser	2 May 1992	Norfolk, VA	[14]
USS Ardent	MCM-12	Avenger	Mine countermeasures ship	18 February 1994	Manama, Bahrain	[15]
USS Arleigh Burke	DDG-51	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	4 July 1991	Norfolk, VA	[16]
USS Arlington	LPD-24	San Antonio	Amphibious transport dock	6 April 2013	Norfolk, VA	[17]
USS Asheville	SSN-758	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	28 September 1991	San Diego, CA	[18]
USS Ashland	LSD-48	Whidbey Island	Dock landing ship	9 May 1992	Sasebo, Japan	[19]
USS Bainbridge	DDG-96	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	12 November 2005	Norfolk, VA	[20]
USS Barry	DDG-52	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	12 December 1992	Norfolk, VA	[21]
USS Bataan	LHD-5	Wasp	Amphibious assault ship	20 September 1997	Norfolk, VA	[22]
USS Benfold	DDG-65	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	30 March 1996	San Diego, CA	[23]
USS Blue Ridge	LCC-19	Blue Ridge	Amphibious command ship	14 November 1970	Yokosuka, Japan	[24] Oldest deployed ship.
USS Boise	SSN-764	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	7 November 1992	Norfolk, VA	[25]
USS Bonhomme Richard	LHD-6	Wasp	Amphibious assault ship	15 August 1998	Sasebo, Japan	[26]
USS Boxer	LHD-4	Wasp	Amphibious assault ship	11 February 1995	San Diego, CA	[27]
USS Bremerton	SSN-698	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	28 March 1981	Pearl Harbor, HI	[28] Scheduled for decommissioning in 2017[29]
USS Buffalo	SSN-715	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	5 November 1983	Pearl Harbor, HI	[30] Scheduled for decommissioning in 2017[8]
USS Bulkeley	DDG-84	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	8 December 2001	Norfolk, VA	[31]
USS Bunker Hill	CG-52	Ticonderoga	Cruiser	20 September 1986	San Diego, CA	[32] Scheduled for decommissioning in 2020 To be placed in the Reserve Fleet[33]
USS California	SSN-781	Virginia	Attack submarine	29 October 2011	Groton, CT	[34]
USS Cape St. George	CG-71	Ticonderoga	Cruiser	12 June 1993	San Diego, CA	[35]
USS Carl Vinson	CVN-70	Nimitz	Aircraft carrier	13 March 1982	San Diego, CA	[36]
USS Carney	DDG-64	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	13 April 1996	Rota, Spain	[37]
USS Carter Hall	LSD-50	Harpers Ferry	Dock landing ship	30 September 1995	Little Creek, VA	[38]
USS Chafee	DDG-90	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	18 October 2003	Pearl Harbor, HI	[39]
USS Champion	MCM-4	Avenger	Mine countermeasures ship	8 February 1991	San Diego, CA	[40]
USS Chancellorsville	CG-62	Ticonderoga	Cruiser	4 November 1989	San Diego, CA	[41]
USS Charlotte	SSN-766	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	16 September 1994	Pearl Harbor, HI	[42]
USS Cheyenne	SSN-773	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	13 September 1996	Pearl Harbor, HI	[43]
USS Chicago	SSN-721	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	27 September 1986	Apra Harbor, GU	[44]
USS Chief	MCM-14	Avenger	Mine countermeasures ship	5 November 1994	Sasebo, Japan	[45]
USS Chinook	PC-9	Cyclone	Patrol boat	28 January 1995	Manama, Bahrain	[46]
USS Chosin	CG-65	Ticonderoga	Cruiser	12 January 1991	Pearl Harbor, HI	[47]
USS Chung-Hoon	DDG-93	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	18 September 2004	Pearl Harbor, HI	[48]
USS City of Corpus Christi	SSN-705	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	8 January 1983	Pearl Harbor, HI	[49] Scheduled for decommissioning in 2016[50]
USS Cole	DDG-67	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	8 June 1996	Norfolk, VA	[51]
USS Columbia	SSN-771	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	9 October 1995	Pearl Harbor, HI	[52]
USS Columbus	SSN-762	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	24 July 1993	Pearl Harbor, HI	[53]
USS Comstock	LSD-45	Whidbey Island	Dock landing ship	3 February 1990	San Diego, CA	[54]
USS Connecticut	SSN-22	Seawolf	Attack submarine	11 December 1998	Bremerton, WA	[55]
USS Constitution	None	Original six frigates	Classic frigate	1 October 1797	Boston, MA	[56] The oldest commissioned vessel in the US Navy.
USS Coronado	LCS-4	Independence	Littoral combat ship	27 January 2014	San Diego, CA	[57]
USS Cowpens	CG-63	Ticonderoga	Cruiser	9 March 1991	San Diego, CA	[58]
USS Curtis Wilbur	DDG-54	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	19 March 1994	Yokosuka, Japan	[59]
USS Dallas	SSN-700	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	18 July 1981	Groton, CT	[60] Scheduled for decommissioning in 2017[8]
USS Decatur	DDG-73	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	29 August 1998	San Diego, CA	[61]
USS Devastator	MCM-6	Avenger	Mine countermeasures ship	6 October 1990	San Diego, CA	[62] Scheduled for decommissioning in 2020[33]
USS Dewey	DDG-105	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	6 March 2010	San Diego, CA	[63]
USS Dextrous	MCM-13	Avenger	Mine countermeasures ship	9 July 1994	Manama, Bahrain	[64]
USS Donald Cook	DDG-75	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	4 December 1998	Rota, Spain	[65]
USS Dwight D. Eisenhower	CVN-69	Nimitz	Aircraft carrier	18 October 1977	Norfolk, VA	[66]
USS Emory S. Land	AS-39	Emory S. Land	Submarine tender	7 July 1979	Diego Garcia, BIOT	[67]
USS Essex	LHD-2	Wasp	Amphibious assault ship	24 August 1992	San Diego, CA	[68]
USS Farragut	DDG-99	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	10 June 2006	Mayport, FL	[69]
USS Firebolt	PC-10	Cyclone	Patrol boat	10 June 1995	Manama, Bahrain	[70]
USS Fitzgerald	DDG-62	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	14 October 1995	Yokosuka, Japan	[71]
USS Florida	SSGN-728	Ohio	Guided missile submarine	18 June 1983	Kings Bay, GA	[72]
USS Forrest Sherman	DDG-98	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	28 January 2006	Norfolk, VA	[73]
USS Fort McHenry	LSD-43	Whidbey Island	Dock landing ship	8 August 1987	Mayport, FL	[74]
USS Fort Worth	LCS-3	Freedom	Littoral combat ship	6 August 2012	San Diego, CA	[75]
USS Frank Cable	AS-40	Emory S. Land	Submarine tender	29 October 1979	Apra Harbor, GU	[76]
USS Freedom	LCS-1	Freedom	Littoral combat ship	8 November 2008	San Diego, CA	[77]
USS George Washington	CVN-73	Nimitz	Aircraft carrier	4 July 1992	Yokosuka, Japan	[78]
USS George H.W. Bush	CVN-77	Nimitz	Aircraft carrier	10 January 2009	Norfolk, VA	[79]
USS Georgia	SSGN-729	Ohio	Guided missile submarine	11 February 1984	Kings Bay, GA	[80]
USS Germantown	LSD-42	Whidbey Island	Dock landing ship	8 February 1986	Sasebo, Japan	[81]
USS Gettysburg	CG-64	Ticonderoga	Cruiser	22 June 1991	Mayport, FL	[82]
USS Gladiator	MCM-11	Avenger	Mine countermeasures ship	18 September 1993	Manama, Bahrain	[83]
USS Gonzalez	DDG-66	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	12 October 1996	Norfolk, VA	[84]
USS Gravely	DDG-107	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	20 November 2010	Norfolk, VA	[85]
USS Green Bay	LPD-20	San Antonio	Amphibious transport dock	24 January 2006	San Diego, CA	[86]
USS Greeneville	SSN-772	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	16 February 1996	Pearl Harbor, HI	[87]
USS Gridley	DDG-101	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	10 February 2007	San Diego, CA	[88]
USS Gunston Hall	LSD-44	Whidbey Island	Dock landing ship	22 April 1989	Norfolk, VA	[89]
USS Halsey	DDG-97	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	30 July 2005	Pearl Harbor, HI	[90]
USS Hampton	SSN-767	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	6 November 1993	San Diego, CA	[91]
USS Harpers Ferry	LSD-49	Harpers Ferry	Dock landing ship	7 January 1995	San Diego, CA	[92]
USS Harry S. Truman	CVN-75	Nimitz	Aircraft carrier	25 July 1998	Norfolk, VA	[93]
USS Hartford	SSN-768	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	10 December 1994	Groton, CT	[94]
USS Hawaii	SSN-776	Virginia	Attack submarine	5 May 2007	Pearl Harbor, HI	[95]
USS Helena	SSN-725	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	11 July 1987	Norfolk, VA	[96] Scheduled for decommissioning in 2020[33]
USS Henry M. Jackson	SSBN-730	Ohio	Ballistic missile submarine	6 October 1984	Bangor, WA	[97]
USS Higgins	DDG-76	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	24 April 1999	San Diego, CA	[98]
USS Hopper	DDG-70	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	6 September 1997	Pearl Harbor, HI	[99]
USS Houston	SSN-713	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	25 September 1982	Pearl Harbor, HI	[100] Scheduled for decommissioning in 2016[8]
USS Howard	DDG-83	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	20 October 2001	San Diego, CA	[101]
USS Hue City	CG-66	Ticonderoga	Cruiser	14 September 1991	Mayport, FL	[102]
USS Hurricane	PC-3	Cyclone	Patrol boat	15 October 1993	Manama, Bahrain	[103]
USS Independence	LCS-2	Independence	Littoral combat ship	16 January 2010	San Diego, CA	[104]
USS Iwo Jima	LHD-7	Wasp	Amphibious assault ship	30 June 2001	Mayport, FL	[105]
USS Jackson	LCS-6	Independence	Littoral combat ship	5 December 2015	San Diego, CA	[106]
USS Jacksonville	SSN-699	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	16 May 1981	Pearl Harbor, HI	[107] Scheduled for decommissioning in 2017[8]
USS James E. Williams	DDG-95	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	11 December 2004	Norfolk, VA	[108]
USS Jason Dunham	DDG-109	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	13 November 2010	Norfolk, VA	[109]
USS Jefferson City	SSN-759	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	29 February 1992	San Diego, CA	[110]
USS Jimmy Carter	SSN-23	Seawolf	Attack submarine	19 February 2005	Bangor, WA	[111]
USS John C. Stennis	CVN-74	Nimitz	Aircraft carrier	9 December 1995	Bremerton, WA	[112]
USS John Paul Jones	DDG-53	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	18 December 1993	Pearl Harbor, HI	[113]
USS John S. McCain	DDG-56	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	2 July 1994	Yokosuka, Japan	[114]
USS John Warner	SSN-785	Virginia	Attack submarine	1 August 2015	Norfolk, VA	[115][116]
USS Kearsarge	LHD-3	Wasp	Amphibious assault ship	16 October 1993	Norfolk, VA	[117]
USS Kentucky	SSBN-737	Ohio	Ballistic missile submarine	13 July 1991	Bangor, WA	[118]
USS Key West	SSN-722	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	12 September 1987	Apra Harbor, GU	[119]
USS Kidd	DDG-100	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	9 June 2007	San Diego, CA	[120]
USS Laboon	DDG-58	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	18 March 1995	Norfolk, VA	[121]
USS Lake Champlain	CG-57	Ticonderoga	Cruiser	12 August 1988	San Diego, CA	[122]
USS Lake Erie	CG-70	Ticonderoga	Cruiser	10 May 1993	San Diego, CA	[123]
USS Lassen	DDG-82	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	21 April 2001	Yokosuka, Japan	[124]
USS Leyte Gulf	CG-55	Ticonderoga	Cruiser	26 September 1987	Norfolk, VA	[125]
USS Louisiana	SSBN-743	Ohio	Ballistic missile submarine	6 September 1997	Bangor, WA	[126]
USS Louisville	SSN-724	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	8 November 1986	Pearl Harbor, HI	[127] Scheduled for decommissioning in 2019[8]
USS Mahan	DDG-72	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	14 February 1998	Norfolk, VA	[128]
USS Maine	SSBN-741	Ohio	Ballistic missile submarine	29 July 1995	Bangor, WA	[129]
USS Makin Island	LHD-8	Wasp	Amphibious assault ship	24 October 2009	San Diego, CA	[130]
USS Maryland	SSBN-738	Ohio	Ballistic missile submarine	13 June 1992	Kings Bay, GA	[131]
USS Mason	DDG-87	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	12 April 2003	Norfolk, VA	[132]
USS McCampbell	DDG-85	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	17 August 2002	Yokosuka, Japan	[133]
USS McFaul	DDG-74	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	25 April 1998	Norfolk, VA	[134]
USS Mesa Verde	LPD-19	San Antonio	Amphibious transport dock	15 December 2007	Norfolk, VA	[135]
USS Michael Murphy	DDG-112	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	5 September 2012	Pearl Harbor, HI	[136]
USS Michigan	SSGN-727	Ohio	Guided missile submarine	11 September 1982	Bangor, WA	[137]
USS Milius	DDG-69	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	23 November 1996	San Diego, CA	[138]
USS Milwaukee	LCS-5	Freedom	Littoral combat ship	21 November 2015	San Diego, CA	[139]
USS Minnesota	SSN-783	Virginia	Attack submarine	7 September 2013	Groton, CT	[140]
USS Mississippi	SSN-782	Virginia	Attack submarine	2 June 2012	Pearl Harbor, HI	[141]
USS Missouri	SSN-780	Virginia	Attack submarine	31 July 2010	Groton, CT	[142]
USS Mitscher	DDG-57	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	10 December 1994	Norfolk, VA	[143]
USS Mobile Bay	CG-53	Ticonderoga	Cruiser	21 February 1987	San Diego, CA	[144] Scheduled for decommissioning in 2020 To be placed in the Reserve Fleet[33]
USS Momsen	DDG-92	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	28 August 2004	Everett, WA	[145]
USS Monsoon	PC-4	Cyclone	Patrol boat	22 January 1994	Manama, Bahrain	[146]
USS Monterey	CG-61	Ticonderoga	Cruiser	16 June 1990	Norfolk, VA	[147]
USS Montpelier	SSN-765	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	13 March 1993	Norfolk, VA	[148]
USS Mount Whitney	LCC-20	Blue Ridge	Amphibious command ship	16 January 1971	Gaeta, Italy	[149]
USS Mustin	DDG-89	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	26 July 2003	Yokosuka, Japan	[150]
USS Nebraska	SSBN-739	Ohio	Ballistic missile submarine	10 July 1993	Bangor, WA	[151]
USS Nevada	SSBN-733	Ohio	Ballistic missile submarine	16 August 1986	Bangor, WA	[152]
USS New Hampshire	SSN-778	Virginia	Attack submarine	25 October 2008	Groton, CT	[153]
USS New Mexico	SSN-779	Virginia	Attack submarine	27 March 2010	Groton, CT	[154]
USS New Orleans	LPD-18	San Antonio	Amphibious transport dock	5 March 2007	San Diego, CA	[155]
USS New York	LPD-21	San Antonio	Amphibious transport dock	7 November 2009	Mayport, FL	[156]
USS Newport News	SSN-750	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	3 June 1989	Norfolk, VA	[157]
USS Nimitz	CVN-68	Nimitz	Aircraft carrier	3 May 1975	Bremerton, WA	[158][159]
USS Nitze	DDG-94	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	5 March 2005	Norfolk, VA	[160]
USS Normandy	CG-60	Ticonderoga	Cruiser	9 December 1989	Norfolk, VA	[161]
USS North Carolina	SSN-777	Virginia	Attack submarine	3 May 2008	Pearl Harbor, HI	[162]
USS North Dakota	SSN-784	Virginia	Attack submarine	25 October 2014	Groton, CT	[163]
USS O'Kane	DDG-77	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	23 October 1999	Pearl Harbor, HI	[164]
USS Oak Hill	LSD-51	Harpers Ferry	Dock landing ship	8 June 1996	Norfolk, VA	[165]
USS Ohio	SSGN-726	Ohio	Guided missile submarine	11 November 1981	Bangor, WA	[166]
USS Oklahoma City	SSN-723	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	9 July 1988	Apra Harbor, GU	[167]
USS Olympia	SSN-717	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	17 November 1984	Pearl Harbor, HI	[168] Scheduled for decommissioning in 2020[33]
USS Oscar Austin	DDG-79	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	19 August 2000	Norfolk, VA	[169]
USS Pasadena	SSN-752	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	11 February 1989	San Diego, CA	[170]
USS Patriot	MCM-7	Avenger	Mine countermeasures ship	18 October 1991	Sasebo, Japan	[171]
USS Paul Hamilton	DDG-60	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	27 May 1995	Pearl Harbor, HI	[172]
USS Pearl Harbor	LSD-52	Harpers Ferry	Dock landing ship	27 April 1998	San Diego, CA	[173]
USS Pennsylvania	SSBN-735	Ohio	Ballistic missile submarine	9 September 1989	Bangor, WA	[174]
USS Philippine Sea	CG-58	Ticonderoga	Cruiser	18 March 1989	Mayport, FL	[175]
USS Pinckney	DDG-91	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	29 May 2004	San Diego, CA	[176]
USS Pioneer	MCM-9	Avenger	Mine countermeasures ship	7 December 1992	Sasebo, Japan	[177]
USS Pittsburgh	SSN-720	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	23 November 1985	Groton, CT	[178] Scheduled for decommissioning in 2019[8]
USS Ponce	AFSB(I)-15	Austin	Afloat forward staging base	10 July 1971	Norfolk, VA	[179] Scheduled for decommissioning in 2017 To be placed in the Reserve Fleet
USS Port Royal	CG-73	Ticonderoga	Cruiser	4 July 1994	Pearl Harbor, HI	[180]
USS Porter	DDG-78	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	20 March 1999	Rota, Spain	[181]
USS Preble	DDG-88	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	9 November 2002	Pearl Harbor, HI	[182]
USS Princeton	CG-59	Ticonderoga	Cruiser	11 February 1989	San Diego, CA	[183]
USS Providence	SSN-719	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	27 July 1985	Groton, CT	[184] Scheduled for decommissioning in 2019[8]
USS Pueblo	AGER-2	Banner	Technical research ship	13 May 1967	NA	[185] Captured and currently possessed by North Korea. Still actively commissioned.
USS Ramage	DDG-61	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	22 July 1995	Norfolk, VA	[186]
USS Rhode Island	SSBN-740	Ohio	Ballistic missile submarine	9 July 1994	Kings Bay, GA	[187]
USS Ronald Reagan	CVN-76	Nimitz	Aircraft carrier	12 July 2003	San Diego, CA	[188]
USS Roosevelt	DDG-80	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	14 October 2000	Mayport, FL	[189]
USS Ross	DDG-71	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	28 June 1997	Rota, Spain	[190]
USS Rushmore	LSD-47	Whidbey Island	Dock landing ship	1 June 1991	San Diego, CA	[191]
USS Russell	DDG-59	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	20 May 1995	San Diego, CA	[192]
USS Sampson	DDG-102	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	3 November 2007	San Diego, CA	[193]
USS San Antonio	LPD-17	San Antonio	Amphibious transport dock	14 January 2006	Norfolk, VA	[194]
USS San Diego	LPD-22	San Antonio	Amphibious transport dock	19 May 2012	San Diego, CA	[195]
USS San Francisco	SSN-711	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	24 April 1981	San Diego, CA	[196] Scheduled for decommissioning in 2017 To be converted to Moored Training Ship (MTS)[8]
USS San Jacinto	CG-56	Ticonderoga	Cruiser	23 January 1988	Norfolk, VA	[197]
USS San Juan	SSN-751	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	6 August 1988	Groton, CT	[198]
USS Santa Fe	SSN-763	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	8 January 1994	Pearl Harbor, HI	[199]
USS Scout	MCM-8	Avenger	Mine countermeasures ship	15 December 1990	Manama, Bahrain	[200]
USS Scranton	SSN-756	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	26 January 1991	Norfolk, VA	[201]
USS Seawolf	SSN-21	Seawolf	Attack submarine	19 July 1997	Bremerton, WA	[202]
USS Sentry	MCM-3	Avenger	Mine countermeasures ship	2 September 1989	San Diego, CA	[203] Scheduled for decommissioning in 2019[33]
USS Shamal	PC-13	Cyclone	Patrol boat	27 January 1996	Mayport, FL	[204]
USS Shiloh	CG-67	Ticonderoga	Cruiser	18 July 1992	Yokosuka, Japan	[205]
USS Shoup	DDG-86	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	22 June 2002	Everett, WA	[206]
USS Sirocco	PC-6	Cyclone	Patrol boat	11 June 1994	Manama, Bahrain	[207]
USS Somerset	LPD-25	San Antonio	Amphibious transport dock	1 March 2014	San Diego, CA	[208]
USS Springfield	SSN-761	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	9 January 1993	Groton, CT	[209]
USS Spruance	DDG-111	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	1 September 2011	San Diego, CA	[210]
USS Squall	PC-7	Cyclone	Patrol boat	4 July 1994	Manama, Bahrain	[211]
USS Sterett	DDG-104	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	9 August 2008	San Diego, CA	[212]
USS Stethem	DDG-63	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	21 October 1995	Yokosuka, Japan	[213]
USS Stockdale	DDG-106	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	18 April 2009	San Diego, CA	[214]
USS Stout	DDG-55	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	13 August 1994	Norfolk, VA	[215]
USS Tempest	PC-2	Cyclone	Patrol boat	21 August 1993	Manama, Bahrain	[216]
USS Tennessee	SSBN-734	Ohio	Ballistic missile submarine	17 December 1988	Kings Bay, GA	[217]
USS Texas	SSN-775	Virginia	Attack submarine	9 September 2006	Pearl Harbor, HI	[218]
USS The Sullivans	DDG-68	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	19 April 1997	Mayport, FL	[219]
USS Theodore Roosevelt	CVN-71	Nimitz	Aircraft carrier	25 October 1986	Norfolk, VA	[220]
USS Thunderbolt	PC-12	Cyclone	Patrol boat	7 October 1995	Manama, Bahrain	[221]
USS Toledo	SSN-769	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	24 February 1995	Groton, CT	[222]
USS Topeka	SSN-754	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	21 October 1989	San Diego, CA	[223]
USS Tornado	PC-14	Cyclone	Patrol boat	24 June 2000	Mayport, FL	[224]
USS Tortuga	LSD-46	Whidbey Island	Dock landing ship	17 November 1990	Little Creek, VA	[225]
USS Truxtun	DDG-103	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	25 April 2009	Norfolk, VA	[226]
USS Tucson	SSN-770	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	18 August 1995	Pearl Harbor, HI	[227]
USS Typhoon	PC-5	Cyclone	Patrol boat	12 February 1994	Manama, Bahrain	[228]
USS Vella Gulf	CG-72	Ticonderoga	Cruiser	18 September 1993	Norfolk, VA	[229]
USS Vicksburg	CG-69	Ticonderoga	Cruiser	14 November 1992	Mayport, FL	[230]
USS Virginia	SSN-774	Virginia	Attack submarine	23 October 2004	Groton, CT	[231]
USS Warrior	MCM-10	Avenger	Mine countermeasures ship	7 April 1993	Sasebo, Japan	[232]
USS Wasp	LHD-1	Wasp	Amphibious assault ship	6 July 1989	Norfolk, VA	[233]
USS Wayne E. Meyer	DDG-108	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	10 October 2009	San Diego, CA	[234]
USS West Virginia	SSBN-736	Ohio	Ballistic missile submarine	20 October 1990	Kings Bay, GA	[235]
USS Whidbey Island	LSD-41	Whidbey Island	Dock landing ship	9 February 1985	Little Creek, VA	[236]
USS Whirlwind	PC-11	Cyclone	Patrol boat	1 July 1995	Manama, Bahrain	[237]
USS William P. Lawrence	DDG-110	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	19 May 2011	San Diego, CA	[238]
USS Winston S. Churchill	DDG-81	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	10 March 2001	Norfolk, VA	[239]
USS Wyoming	SSBN-742	Ohio	Ballistic missile submarine	13 July 1996	Kings Bay, GA	[240]
USS Zephyr	PC-8	Cyclone	Patrol boat	15 October 1994	Mayport, FL	[241]

Non-commissioned

USNS Arctic (T-AOE-8), a Supply-class fast combat support ship.

USNS Loyal (T-AGOS-22), a Victorious-class ocean surveillance ship.

USNS Alan Shepard (T-AKE-3), a Lewis and Clark-class dry cargo ship.

USNS Invincible (T-AGM-24), a Stalwart-class Missile Range Instrumentation Ship.

USNS Comfort (T-AH-20), a Mercy-class hospital ship.

USNS Montford Point (T-ESD-1), an Expeditionary Transfer Dock and lead ship of her class.

USNS Spearhead (T-EPF-1), an Expeditionary Fast Transport and the lead ship of her class. This is a rear view, showing a MH-60S Seahawk helicopter on the helideck.

USNS Yukon (T-AO-202), a Henry J. Kaiser-class oiler.

USNS Safeguard (T-ARS-50), a salvage ship and lead ship of her class.

USNS Sioux (T-ATF-171), a Powhatan-class fleet ocean tug.

USNS Bowditch (T-AGS-62), a Pathfinder-class survey ship.

USNS GySgt. Fred W. Stockham
(T-AK-3017), a Shughart-class roll-on/roll-off vehicle cargo ship and part of the Maritime prepositioning program.

Ship Name	Hull No.	Class	Type	Comment
USNS 1st Lt. Baldomero Lopez	T-AK-3010	2nd Lt. John P. Bobo	Maritime prepositioning ship	[242]
USNS 1st Lt. Harry L. Martin	T-AK-3015	1st Lt. Harry L. Martin	Maritime prepositioning ship	[243]
USNS 1st Lt. Jack Lummus	T-AK-3011	2nd Lt. John P. Bobo	Maritime prepositioning ship	[244]
USNS 2nd Lt. John P. Bobo	T-AK-3008	2nd Lt. John P. Bobo	Maritime prepositioning ship	[245]
USNS Able	T-AGOS-20	Victorious	Ocean surveillance ship	[246]
USNS Alan Shepard	T-AKE-3	Lewis and Clark	Dry cargo ship	[247]
USNS Amelia Earhart	T-AKE-6	Lewis and Clark	Dry cargo ship	[248]
USNS Apache	T-ATF-172	Powhatan	Fleet ocean tug	[249]
USNS Arctic	T-AOE-8	Supply	Fast combat support ship	[250]
USNS Arrowhead	T-AGSE-4	Black Powder	Submarine and Special Warfare Support vessel	[251]
USNS Benavidez	T-AKR-306	Bob Hope	Vehicle cargo ship	[252]
USNS Big Horn	T-AO-198	Henry J. Kaiser	Replenishment oiler	[253]
USNS Black Powder	T-AGSE-1	Black Powder	Submarine and Special Warfare Support vessel	[254]
USNS Bob Hope	T-AKR-300	Bob Hope	Vehicle cargo ship	[255]
USNS Bowditch	T-AGS-62	Pathfinder	Survey ship	[256]
USNS Brittin	T-AKR-305	Bob Hope	Vehicle cargo ship	[257]
USNS Bruce C. Heezen	T-AGS-64	Pathfinder	Survey ship	[258]
USNS Carl Brashear	T-AKE-7	Lewis and Clark	Dry cargo ship	[259]
USNS Catawba	T-ATF-168	Powhatan	Fleet ocean tug	[260]
USNS Cesar Chavez	T-AKE-14	Lewis and Clark	Dry cargo ship	[261]
USNS Charles Drew	T-AKE-10	Lewis and Clark	Dry cargo ship	[262]
USNS Charlton	T-AKR-314	Watson	Vehicle cargo ship	[263]
USNS Choctaw County	T-EPF-2	Spearhead	Expeditionary Fast Transport	[264]
USNS Comfort	T-AH-20	Mercy	Hospital ship	[265]
USNS Dahl	T-AKR-312	Watson	Vehicle cargo ship	[266]
USNS Eagleview	T-AGSE-3	Black Powder	Submarine and Special Warfare Support vessel	[267]
USNS Effective	T-AGOS-21	Victorious	Ocean surveillance ship	[268]
USNS Fall River	T-EPF-4	Spearhead	Expeditionary Fast Transport	[269]
USNS Fast Tempo	- - - -	Fast Tempo	(Crew & Support vessel)	[270]
USNS Fisher	T-AKR-301	Bob Hope	Vehicle cargo ship	[271]
USNS Grapple	T-ARS-53	Safeguard	Salvage ship	[272]
USNS Grasp	T-ARS-51	Safeguard	Salvage ship	[273]
USNS Gilliland	T-AKR-298	Gordon	Vehicle cargo ship	[274]
USNS Gordon	T-AKR-296	Gordon	Vehicle cargo ship	[275]
USNS Guadalupe	T-AO-200	Henry J. Kaiser	Replenishment oiler	[276]
USNS Guam	HST-1	Guam	High speed transport	[277]
USNS GySgt. Fred W. Stockham	T-AK-3017	Shughart	Maritime prepositioning ship	[278]
USNS Henry J. Kaiser	T-AO-187	Henry J. Kaiser	Replenishment oiler	[279]
USNS Henson	T-AGS-63	Pathfinder	Survey ship	[280]
USNS Howard O. Lorenzen	T-AGM-25	Howard O. Lorenzen	Instrumentation ship	[281]
USNS Impeccable	T-AGOS-23	Impeccable	Ocean surveillance ship	[282]
USNS Invincible	T-AGM-24	Stalwart	Instrumentation ship	[283]
USNS John Ericsson	T-AO-194	Henry J. Kaiser	Replenishment oiler	[284]
USNS John Glenn	T-ESD-2	Montford Point	Expeditionary Transfer Dock	[285]
USNS John Lenthall	T-AO-189	Henry J. Kaiser	Replenishment oiler	[286]
USNS Joshua Humphreys	T-AO-188	Henry J. Kaiser	Replenishment oiler	[287]
USNS Kanawha	T-AO-196	Henry J. Kaiser	Replenishment oiler	[288]
USNS Lance Cpl. Roy M. Wheat	T-AK-3016	Lance Cpl. Roy M. Wheat	Maritime prepositioning ship	[289]
USNS Laramie	T-AO-203	Henry J. Kaiser	Replenishment oiler	[290]
USNS Lawrence H. Gianella	T-AOT-1125	Champion	Fuel tanker	[291]
USNS Leroy Grumman	T-AO-195	Henry J. Kaiser	Replenishment oiler	[292]
USNS Lewis and Clark	T-AKE-1	Lewis and Clark	Dry cargo ship	[293]
USNS Loyal	T-AGOS-22	Victorious	Ocean surveillance ship	[294]
USNS Maj. Stephen W. Pless	T-AK-3007	Sgt. Matej Kocak	Maritime prepositioning ship	[295]
USNS Mary Sears	T-AGS-65	Pathfinder	Survey ship	[296]
USNS Matthew Perry	T-AKE-9	Lewis and Clark	Dry cargo ship	[297]
USNS Medgar Evers	T-AKE-13	Lewis and Clark	Dry cargo ship	[298]
USNS Mendonca	T-AKR-303	Bob Hope	Vehicle cargo ship	[299]
USNS Mercy	T-AH-19	Mercy	Hospital ship	[300]
USNS Millinocket	T-EPF-3	Spearhead	Expeditionary Fast Transport	[301]
USNS Montford Point	T-ESD-1	Montford Point	Expeditionary Transfer Dock	[302]
USNS Navajo	T-ATF-169	Powhatan	Fleet ocean tug	[303]
USNS Pathfinder	T-AGS-60	Pathfinder	Survey ship	[304]
USNS Patuxent	T-AO-201	Henry J. Kaiser	Replenishment oiler	[305]
USNS Pecos	T-AO-197	Henry J. Kaiser	Replenishment oiler	[306]
USNS PFC Dewayne T. Williams	T-AK-3009	2nd Lt. John P. Bobo	Maritime prepositioning ship	[307]
USNS PFC Eugene A. Obregon	T-AK-3006	Sgt. Matej Kocak	Maritime prepositioning ship	[308]
USNS Pililaau	T-AKR-304	Bob Hope	Vehicle cargo ship	[309]
USNS Pomeroy	T-AKR-316	Watson	Vehicle cargo ship	[310]
USNS Puerto Rico	HST-2	Puerto Rico	High speed transport	[311]
USNS Rainier	T-AOE-7	Supply	Fast combat support ship	[312]
USNS Rappahannock	T-AO-204	Henry J. Kaiser	Replenishment oiler	[313]
USNS Red Cloud	T-AKR-313	Watson	Vehicle cargo ship	[314]
USNS Richard E. Byrd	T-AKE-4	Lewis and Clark	Dry cargo ship	[315]
USNS Robert E. Peary	T-AKE-5	Lewis and Clark	Dry cargo ship	[316]
USNS Sacagawea	T-AKE-2	Lewis and Clark	Dry cargo ship	[317]
USNS Safeguard	T-ARS-50	Safeguard	Salvage ship	[318]
USNS Salvor	T-ARS-52	Safeguard	Salvage ship	[319]
USNS Seay	T-AKR-302	Bob Hope	Vehicle cargo ship	[320]
USNS Sgt. Matej Kocak	T-AK-3005	Sgt. Matej Kocak	Maritime prepositioning ship	[321]
USNS Sgt. William R. Button	T-AK-3012	2nd Lt. John P. Bobo	Maritime prepositioning ship	[322]
USNS Shughart	T-AKR-295	Shughart	Vehicle cargo ship	[323]
USNS Sioux	T-ATF-171	Powhatan	Fleet ocean tug	[324]
USNS Sisler	T-AKR-311	Watson	Vehicle cargo ship	[325]
USNS Soderman	T-AKR-317	Watson	Vehicle cargo ship	[326]
USNS Spearhead	T-EPF-1	Spearhead	Expeditionary Fast Transport	[327]
USNS Supply	T-AOE-6	Supply	Fast combat support ship	[328]
USNS Tippecanoe	T-AO-199	Henry J. Kaiser	Replenishment oiler	[329]
USNS Trenton	T-EPF-5	Spearhead	Expeditionary Fast Transport	[330]
USNS VADM K. R. Wheeler	T-AG-5001	VADM K. R. Wheeler	Maritime prepositioning ship	[331]
USNS Victorious	T-AGOS-19	Victorious	Ocean surveillance ship	[332]
USNS Wally Schirra	T-AKE-8	Lewis and Clark	Dry cargo ship	[333]
USNS Walter S. Diehl	T-AO-193	Henry J. Kaiser	Replenishment oiler	[334]
USNS Washington Chambers	T-AKE-11	Lewis and Clark	Dry cargo ship	[335]
USNS Waters	T-AGS-45	Waters	Survey ship	[336]
USNS Watkins	T-AKR-315	Watson	Vehicle cargo ship	[337]
USNS Watson	T-AKR-310	Watson	Vehicle cargo ship	[338]
USNS Westwind	T-AGSE-2	Black Powder	Submarine and Special Warfare Support vessel	[339]
USNS William McLean	T-AKE-12	Lewis and Clark	Dry cargo ship	[340]
USNS Yano	T-AKR-297	Shughart	Vehicle cargo ship	[341]
USNS Yukon	T-AO-202	Henry J. Kaiser	Replenishment oiler	[342]
USNS Zeus	T-ARC-7	Zeus	Cable ship	[343]

^[344]

Support

Arco (ARDM-5), an ARDM-1-class floating dry dock, servicing a Los Angeles-class submarine.

Sea Fighter (FSF-1), a Fast sea frame and experimental littoral combat ship.

Defiant (YT-804), a Valiant-class harbor tug.

MV Maj. Bernard F. Fisher (T-AK-4396), a LTC Calvin P. Titus-class container ship.

RV Neil Armstrong (AGOR-27), an Oceanographic research ship and the lead ship of its class.

Sea-based X-band Radar underway at sea.

Ship Name	Hull No.	Class	Type	Comment
APL-61	APL-61	APL-61	Barracks ship	[345]
APL-62	APL-62	APL-61	Barracks ship	[346]
APL-65	APL-65	APL-65	Barracks ship	[347]
APL-66	APL-66	APL-65	Barracks ship	[348]
Arco	ARDM-5	ARDM-1	Dry dock	[349]
Battle Point	YTT-10	Cape Flattery	Torpedo trials craft	[350]
MV C Champion	- - - -	C Champion	Submarine and Special Warfare Support vessel	[351]
MV C Commando	- - - -	C Commando	Submarine and Special Warfare Support vessel	[352]
MV Capt. David I. Lyon	T-AK-5362	Capt. David I. Lyon	Container ship	[353]
Canonchet	YTB-823	Natick	Large harbor tug	[354]
Defiant	YT-804	Valiant	Harbor tug	[355]
Dekanawida	YTB-831	Natick	Large harbor tug	[356]
MV Delores Chouest	- - - -	Delores Chouest	Submarine and Special Warfare Support vessel	[357]
Discovery Bay	YTT-11	Cape Flattery	Torpedo trials craft	[358]
MT Empire State	T-AOT-5193	Empire State	Fuel tanker	[359]
MT Evergreen State	- - - -	Empire State	Fuel tanker	[360]
ATB Galveston/Petrochem Producer	T-AOT-5406	Galveston/Petrochem Producer	Fuel tanker	[361]
MV HOS Dominator	- - - -	HOS Dominator	Submarine and Special Warfare Support vessel	[362]
Keokuk	YTB-771	Natick	Large harbor tug	[363]
RV Kilo Moana	T-AGOR-26	Kilo Moana	Oceanographic research ship	[364]
MV LTC John U.D. Page	T-AK-4543	LTC John U.D. Page	Container ship	[365]
MT Maersk Peary	T-AOT-5246	Maersk Peary	Fuel tanker	[366]
MV Maj. Bernard F. Fisher	T-AK-4396	LTC Calvin P. Titus	Container ship	[367]
MV Malama	- - - -	Malama	Submarine and Special Warfare Support vessel	[368]
Menominee	YT-807	Valiant	Harbor tug	[369]
Mercer	APL-39	Benawah	Barracks craft	[370]
MV Mohegan	T-AK-5158	Mohegan	Container ship	[371]
RV Neil Armstrong	T-AGOR-27	Neil Armstrong	Oceanographic research ship	[372]
Neodesha	IX-540	Natick	Unclassified miscellaneous	[373]
Nueces	APL-40	Benawah	Barracks craft	[374]
Ex-Paul F. Foster	EDD-964	Spruance	Self Defense Test Ship	[375]
Pokagon	YTB-836	Natick	Large harbor tug	[376]
Prevail	IX-537	Stalwart	Unclassified miscellaneous	[377]
Puyallup	YT-806	Valiant	Harbor tug	[378]
Reliant	YT-803	Valiant	Harbor tug	[379]
Santaquin	YTB-824	Natick	Large harbor tug	[380]
Sea-based X-band Radar	SBX-1	SBX-1	Sea-based X-band Radar	[381]
T/B Sea Eagle	MB 1219	Sea Eagle	Cargo ship	[382]
Sea Fighter	FSF-1	Sea Fighter	Fast sea frame	[383]
Seminole	YT-805	Valiant	Harbor tug	[384]
Shippingport	ARDM-4	ARDM-1	Dry dock	[385]
MT SLNC Pax	T-AOT-5356	SLNC Pax	Fuel tanker	[386]
MV SSG Edward A. Carter Jr.	T-AK-4544	SSG Edward A. Carter Jr.	Container ship	[387]
Skenandoa	YTB-835	Natick	Large harbor tug	[388]
MV TransAtlantic	T-AK-5229	TransAtlantic	Container ship	[389]
TSgt John A. Chapman	T-AK-323	Buffalo Soldier	Container ship	[390]
Valiant	YT-802	Valiant	Harbor tug	[391]
Wanamassa	YTB-820	Natick	Large harbor tug	[392]
MV Westpac Express	HSV-4676	Westpac Express	High speed transport	[393]

Ready Reserve Force ships

Ready Reserve Force ships are maintained by the United States Maritime Administration and are part of the United States Navy ship inventory. If activated, these ships would be operated by Military Sealift Command.

SS Wright (T-AVB-3), an Aviation Logistics Support Ship, the lead ship of her class.

SS Cape Isabel (T-AKR-5062), a Cape I-class Vehicle cargo ship.

SS Cornhusker State (T-ACS-6), a Keystone State-class crane ship.

SS Cape Farewell (AK-5073), a Cape Flattery-class cargo ship.

SS Petersburg (T-AOT-9101), a Chesapeake-class fuel tanker.

GTS Admiral W. M. Callaghan
(T-AKR-1001), an O-class, gas turbine powered roll-on/roll-off cargo ship.

Ship Name	Hull No.	Class	Type	Comment
GTS Admiral W. M. Callaghan	T-AKR-1001	Cape O	Vehicle cargo ship	[394]
SS Algol	T-AKR-287	Algol	Vehicle cargo ship	[395]
SS Altair	T-AKR-291	Algol	Vehicle cargo ship	[396]
SS Antares	T-AKR-294	Algol	Vehicle cargo ship	[397]
SS Bellatrix	T-AKR-288	Algol	Vehicle cargo ship	[398]
MV Cape Decision	T-AKR-5054	Cape Ducato	Vehicle cargo ship	[399]
MV Cape Diamond	T-AKR-5055	Cape Ducato	Vehicle cargo ship	[400]
MV Cape Domingo	T-AKR-5053	Cape Ducato	Vehicle cargo ship	[401]
MV Cape Douglas	T-AKR-5052	Cape Ducato	Vehicle cargo ship	[402]
MV Cape Ducato	T-AKR-5051	Cape Ducato	Vehicle cargo ship	[403]
MV Cape Edmont	AKR-5069	Cape E	Vehicle cargo ship	[404]
SS Cape Farewell	T-AK-5073	Cape Flattery	Cargo ship	[405]
SS Cape Flattery	AK-5070	Cape Flattery	Cargo ship	[406]
SS Cape Gibson	AK-5051	Cape G	Cargo ship	[407]
SS Cape Girardeau	AK-2039	Cape G	Cargo ship	[408]
MV Cape Henry	AKR-5067	Cape H	Vehicle cargo ship	[409]
MV Cape Horn	AKR-5068	Cape H	Vehicle cargo ship	[410]
MV Cape Hudson	AKR-5066	Cape H	Vehicle cargo ship	[411]
SS Cape Inscription	T-AKR-5076	Cape I	Vehicle cargo ship	[412]
SS Cape Intrepid	T-AKR-11	Cape Island	Vehicle cargo ship	[413]
SS Cape Isabel	T-AKR-5062	Cape I	Vehicle cargo ship	[414]
SS Cape Island	T-AKR-10	Cape Island	Vehicle cargo ship	[415]
SS Cape Jacob	T-AK-5029	Cape J	Cargo ship	[416]
MV Cape Kennedy	T-AKR-5083	Cape K	Vehicle cargo ship	[417]
MV Cape Knox	T-AKR-5082	Cape K	Vehicle cargo ship	[418]
SS Cape May	T-AKR-5063	Cape M	Vehicle cargo ship	[419]
SS Cape Mohican	T-AKR-5065	Cape M	Vehicle cargo ship	[420]
MV Cape Orlando	T-AKR-2044	Cape O	Vehicle cargo ship	[421]
MV Cape Race	T-AKR-9960	Cape R	Vehicle cargo ship	[422]
MV Cape Ray	T-AKR-9679	Cape R	Vehicle cargo ship	[423]
MV Cape Rise	T-AKR-9678	Cape R	Vehicle cargo ship	[424]
MV Cape Taylor	T-AKR-113	Cape T	Vehicle cargo ship	[425]
MV Cape Texas	T-AKR-112	Cape T	Vehicle cargo ship	[426]
MV Cape Trinity	T-AKR-9711	Cape T	Vehicle cargo ship	[427]
MV Cape Victory	T-AKR-9701	Cape V	Vehicle cargo ship	[428]
MV Cape Vincent	T-AKR-9666	Cape V	Vehicle cargo ship	[429]
MV Cape Washington	AKR-9961	Cape W	Vehicle cargo ship	[430]
MV Cape Wrath	T-AKR-9962	Cape W	Vehicle cargo ship	[431]
SS Capella	T-AKR-293	Algol	Vehicle cargo ship	[432]
SS Cornhusker State	T-ACS-6	Gopher State	Crane ship	[433]
SS Curtiss	T-AVB-4	Wright	Aviation logistics support ship	[434]
SS Denebola	T-AKR-289	Algol	Vehicle cargo ship	[435]
SS Flickertail State	T-ACS-5	Gopher State	Crane ship	[436]
SS Gem State	T-ACS-2	Keystone State	Crane ship	[437]
SS Gopher State	T-ACS-4	Gopher State	Crane ship	[438]
SS Grand Canyon State	T-ACS-3	Keystone State	Crane ship	[439]
SS Keystone State	T-ACS-1	Keystone State	Crane ship	[440]
SS Petersburg	T-AOT-9101	Chesapeake	Fuel tanker	[441]
SS Pollux	T-AKR-290	Algol	Vehicle cargo ship	[442]
SS Regulus	T-AKR-292	Algol	Vehicle cargo ship	[443]
SS Wright	T-AVB-3	Wright	Aviation logistics support ship	[444]

^[445]

Reserve Fleet

Kitty Hawk (CV-63), an aircraft carrier and lead ship of her class.

Nassau (LHA-4), a Tarawa-class amphibious assault ship.

Ship Name	Hull No.	Class	Type	Berth[446]	Comment
Bridge	AOE-10	Supply	Fast combat support ship	Bremerton, WA	[447]
Cleveland	LPD-7	Austin	Amphibious transport dock	Pearl Harbor, HI	[448]
Denver	LPD-9	Austin	Amphibious transport dock	Pearl Harbor, HI	[449]
Dubuque	LPD-8	Austin	Amphibious transport dock	Bremerton, WA	[450]
Juneau	LPD-10	Austin	Amphibious transport dock	Pearl Harbor, HI	[451]
Kitty Hawk	CV-63	Kitty Hawk	Aircraft carrier	Bremerton, WA	[452] Awaiting the commissioning of the USS Gerald R. Ford Currently being sought for donation
La Jolla	SSN-701	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	Portsmouth, VA	To be converted to Moored Training Ship (MTS)[453]
Nashville	LPD-13	Austin	Amphibious transport dock	Philadelphia, PA	[454]
Nassau	LHA-4	Tarawa	Amphibious assault ship	Beaumont, TX	[455] Currently being sought for donation
Norfolk	SSN-714	Los Angeles	Attack submarine	Portsmouth, NH	Undergoing nuclear inactivation[456]
Peleliu	LHA-5	Tarawa	Amphibious assault ship	San Diego, CA	[457]
Tarawa	LHA-1	Tarawa	Amphibious assault ship	Pearl Harbor, HI	[458] Currently being sought for donation

Future ships

Under construction

Note: Ships listed here will often have the prefix "PCU" for "Pre-Commissioning Unit" in various sources including US Navy webpages.

USS Freedom (LCS-1), a Littoral combat ship from Lockheed Martin and the lead ship of her class.

USS Independence (LCS-2), a Littoral combat ship from General Dynamics and Austal and the lead ship of her class.

USS America (LHA-6), an Amphibious assault ship from Huntington Ingalls Industries and the lead ship of her class.

USS Zumwalt (DDG-1000), a Guided missile destroyer and lead ship of her class.

Ship Name	Hull No.	Class	Type	Keel Date	Launch Date	Comment
Billings	LCS-15	Freedom	Littoral combat ship	2 Nov 2015		[459]
Bismarck	T-EPF-9	Spearhead	Expeditionary Fast Transport			[460]
Brunswick	T-EPF-6	Spearhead	Expeditionary Fast Transport	2 Dec 2014	19 May 2015	[461]
Carson City	T-EPF-7	Spearhead	Expeditionary Fast Transport	31 Jul 2015		[462]
Colorado	SSN-788	Virginia	Attack submarine	7 Mar 2015		[463]
Daniel Inouye	DDG-118	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	31 Oct 2014		[464][465]
Delbert D. Black	DDG-119	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	21 Jul 2015		[466][467][468]
Detroit	LCS-7	Freedom	Littoral combat ship	8 Nov 2012	18 Oct 2014	[469]
Gabrielle Giffords	LCS-10	Independence	Littoral combat ship	16 Apr 2014	25 Feb 2015	[470]
Gerald R. Ford	CVN-78	Gerald R. Ford	Aircraft carrier	14 Nov 2009	17 Nov 2013	[471]
Illinois	SSN-786	Virginia	Attack submarine	2 Jun 2014	10 Oct 2015	[472]
Indiana	SSN-789	Virginia	Attack submarine	16 May 2015		[473]
John F. Kennedy	CVN-79	Gerald R. Ford	Aircraft carrier	22 Aug 2015		[474]
John Finn	DDG-113	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	18 Nov 2013	28 Mar 2015	[475]
John P. Murtha	LPD-26	San Antonio	Amphibious transport dock	6 Feb 2012	30 Oct 2014	[476]
Lewis B. Puller	T-ESB-3	Montford Point	Expeditionary Mobile Base	5 Nov 2013	6 Nov 2014	[477]
Little Rock	LCS-9	Freedom	Littoral combat ship	27 Jun 2013	18 Jul 2015	[478]
Lyndon B. Johnson	DDG-1002	Zumwalt	Destroyer			[479]
Manchester	LCS-14	Independence	Littoral combat ship	29 Jun 2015		[480]
Maury	T-AGS-66	Pathfinder	Survey ship	1 Feb 2011	27 Mar 2013	[481]
Michael Monsoor	DDG-1001	Zumwalt	Destroyer	23 May 2013		[482]
Montgomery	LCS-8	Independence	Littoral combat ship	25 Jun 2013	6 Aug 2014	[483]
Omaha	LCS-12	Independence	Littoral combat ship	18 Feb 2015	20 Nov 2015	[484]
Paul Ignatius	DDG-117	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	30 Sep 2014		[485][486]
Portland	LPD-27	San Antonio	Amphibious transport dock	20 May 2013	13 Feb 2016	[487]
Rafael Peralta	DDG-115	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	30 Oct 2014		[488]
Ralph Johnson	DDG-114	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	23 Sep 2014		[489]
Sally Ride	T-AGOR-28	Neil Armstrong	Oceanographic research ship	31 Aug 2012	4 Aug 2014	[490]
Sioux City	LCS-11	Freedom	Littoral combat ship	19 Feb 2014	30 Jan 2016	[491]
South Dakota	SSN-790	Virginia	Attack submarine	4 April 2016		[492][493]
Thomas Hudner	DDG-116	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	11 Nov 2012		[494][495]
Tripoli	LHA-7	America	Amphibious assault ship	5 Mar 2014		[496]
Tulsa	LCS-16	Independence	Littoral combat ship	11 Jan 2016		[497]
Washington	SSN-787	Virginia	Attack submarine	11 Nov 2014		[498]
Wichita	LCS-13	Freedom	Littoral combat ship	9 Feb 2015		[499]
Yuma	T-EPF-8	Spearhead	Expeditionary Fast Transport			[500]
Zumwalt	DDG-1000	Zumwalt	Destroyer	17 Nov 2011	28 Oct 2013	[501]

Planned ships

The following ships have been planned but are believed not to have keels laid down, hence have not reached 'under construction' status.

Artist impression of the upcoming Gerald R. Ford-class aircraft carrier.

USS Virginia (SSN-774), a nuclear-powered fast attack submarine and the lead ship of her class.

USNS John Glenn (T-ESD-2), a Montford Point-class Expeditionary Transfer Dock.

Artist's impression of USNS Lewis B. Puller (T-ESB-3), an Montford Point-class Expeditionary Mobile Base, an in-class variant of the Expeditionary Transfer Dock.

USNS Millinocket (T-EPF-3), a Spearhead-class Expeditionary fast transport.

USS Spruance (DDG-111), an Arleigh Burke-class destroyer at Naval Air Station Key West for her ship commissioning ceremony.

Ship Name	Hull No.	Class	Type	Comment
Burlington	T-EPF-10	Spearhead	Expeditionary Fast Transport	[502]
Carl M. Levin	DDG-120	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	[503][504]
Charleston	LCS-18	Independence	Littoral combat ship	[505][506]
Cincinnati	LCS-20	Independence	Littoral combat ship	[507]
Cooperstown	LCS-23	Freedom	Littoral combat ship	[508][509]
Delaware	SSN-791	Virginia	Attack submarine	[510]
Enterprise	CVN-80	Gerald R. Ford	Aircraft carrier	[511]
Fort Lauderdale	LPD-28	San Antonio	Amphibious transport dock	[512]
Frank E. Petersen Jr.	DDG-121	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	[513][514]
Harvey C. Barnum Jr.	DDG-124	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	[515][516]
Hershel "Woody" Williams	T-ESB-4	Montford Point	Expeditionary Mobile Base	[517][518]
Hyman G. Rickover	SSN-795	Virginia	Attack submarine	[519][520]
Idaho	SSN-799	Virginia	Attack submarine	[521][522]
Indianapolis	LCS-17	Freedom	Littoral combat ship	[523]
Iowa	SSN-797	Virginia	Attack submarine	[524]
John Lewis	T-AO-205	John Lewis	Replenishment oiler	[525]
Kansas City	LCS-22	Independence	Littoral combat ship	[526]
Massachusetts	SSN-798	Virginia	Attack submarine	[527]
Minneapolis/St. Paul	LCS-21	Freedom	Littoral combat ship	[528][529]
Montana	SSN-794	Virginia	Attack submarine	[530][531]
New Jersey	SSN-796	Virginia	Attack submarine	[532][533]
Oakland	LCS-24	Independence	Littoral combat ship	[534][535]
Oregon	SSN-793	Virginia	Attack submarine	[536]
St. Louis	LCS-19	Freedom	Littoral combat ship	[537]
Utah	SSN-801	Virginia	Attack submarine	[538][539]
Vermont	SSN-792	Virginia	Attack submarine	[540]
Unnamed	DDG-122	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	[541]
Unnamed	DDG-123	Arleigh Burke	Destroyer	[542]
Unnamed	T-EPF-11	Spearhead	Expeditionary Fast Transport	[543]
Unnamed	LCS-25	Freedom	Littoral combat ship	[544][545]
Unnamed	LCS-26	Independence	Littoral combat ship	[546][547]
Unnamed	SSN-800	Virginia	Attack submarine	[548]

See also

• United States Navy ships
• List of currently active United States military watercraft
• List of United States Navy amphibious warfare ships
• Equipment of the United States Navy
• Equipment of the United States Armed Forces - List of Watercraft (USN)
• List of auxiliaries of the United States Navy
• List of ships of the United States Navy (Includes current and former USN ships)
• List of Military Sealift Command ships
• Strategic Sealift Ships
• United States ship naming conventions
• Hull classification symbol
• List of ships of the United States Army
• List of ships of the United States Air Force
• List of United States Coast Guard cutters (Includes current and former USCG Cutters)

Notes and references

1. http://www.nvr.navy.mil/
2. Homeport as listed at the Naval Vessel Register.
3. Abraham Lincoln
4. Alabama
5. Alaska
6. Albany
7. Albuquerque
8. http://news.usni.org/2014/07/07/document-navys-30-year-shipbuilding-plan-fiscal-year-2015
9. Alexandria
10. America
11. Anchorage
12. Annapolis
13. Antietam
14. Anzio
15. Ardent
16. Arleigh Burke
17. Arlington
18. Asheville
19. Ashland
20. Bainbridge
21. Barry
22. Bataan
23. Benfold
24. Blue Ridge
25. Boise
26. Bonhomme Richard
27. Boxer
28. Bremerton
29. http://www.kitsapsun.com/news/local/uss-bremerton-will-head-to-namesake-to-end-its-service-ep-517317017-355425591.html
30. Buffalo
31. Bulkeley
32. Bunker Hill
33. http://news.usni.org/2015/04/03/document-navys-30-year-shipbuilding-plan-to-congress-for-fiscal-year-2016
34. California
35. Cape St. George
36. Carl Vinson
37. Carney
38. Carter Hall
39. Chafee
40. Champion
41. Chancellorsville
42. Charlotte
43. Cheyenne
44. Chicago
45. Chief
46. Chinook
47. Chosin
48. Chung-Hoon
49. City of Corpus Christi
50. http://navaltoday.com/2015/10/16/us-navys-submarine-visits-singapore/
51. Cole
52. Columbia
53. Columbus
54. Comstock
55. Connecticut
56. Constitution
57. Coronado
58. Cowpens
59. Curtis Wilbur
60. Dallas
61. Decatur
62. Devastator
63. Dewey
64. Dextrous
65. Donald Cook
66. Dwight D. Eisenhower
67. Emory S. Land
68. Essex
69. Farragut
70. Firebolt
71. Fitzgerald
72. Florida
73. Forrest Sherman
74. Fort McHenry
75. Fort Worth
76. Frank Cable
77. Freedom
78. George Washington
79. George H. W. Bush
80. Georgia
81. Germantown
82. Gettysburg
83. Gladiator
84. Gonzalez
85. Gravely
86. Green Bay
87. Greeneville
88. Gridley
89. Gunston Hall
90. Halsey
91. Hampton
92. Harpers Ferry
93. Harry S. Truman
94. Hartford
95. Hawaii
96. Helena
97. Henry M. Jackson
98. Higgins
99. Hopper
100. Houston
101. Howard
102. Hue City
103. Hurricane
104. Independence
105. Iwo Jima
106. "Jackson"
107. Jacksonville
108. James E. Williams
109. Jason Dunham
110. Jefferson City
111. Jimmy Carter
112. John C. Stennis
113. John Paul Jones
114. John S. McCain
115. John Warner
116. Copeland, Kevin. ""On a Mission to Defend Freedom" - USS John Warner is Commissioned". America's Navy. Retrieved 2 August 2015.
117. Kearsarge
118. Kentucky
119. Key West
120. Kidd
121. Laboon
122. Lake Champlain
123. Lake Erie
124. Lassen
125. Leyte Gulf
126. Louisiana
127. Louisville
128. Mahan
129. Maine
130. Makin Island
131. Maryland
132. Mason
133. McCampbell
134. McFaul
135. Mesa Verde
136. Michael Murphy
137. Michigan
138. Milius
139. Milwaukee
140. Minnesota
141. Mississippi
142. Missouri
143. Mitscher
144. Mobile Bay
145. Momsen
146. Monsoon
147. Monterey
148. Montpelier
149. Mount Whitney
150. Mustin
151. Nebraska
152. Nevada
153. New Hampshire
154. New Mexico
155. New Orleans
156. New York
157. Newport News
158. Nimitz
159. USS Nimitz Completes Homeport Change
160. Nitze
161. Normandy
162. North Carolina
163. North Dakota
164. O'Kane
165. Oak Hill
166. Ohio
167. Oklahoma City
168. Olympia
169. Oscar Austin
170. Pasadena
171. Patriot
172. Paul Hamilton
173. Pearl Harbor
174. Pennsylvania
175. Philippine Sea
176. Pinckney
177. Pioneer
178. Pittsburgh
179. Ponce
180. Port Royal
181. Porter
182. Preble
183. Princeton
184. Providence
185. Pueblo
186. Ramage
187. Rhode Island
188. Ronald Reagan
189. Roosevelt
190. Ross
191. Rushmore
192. Russell
193. Sampson
194. San Antonio
195. San Diego
196. San Francisco
197. San Jacinto
198. San Juan
199. Santa Fe
200. Scout
201. Scranton
202. Seawolf
203. Sentry
204. Shamal
205. Shiloh
206. Shoup
207. Sirocco
208. Somerset
209. Springfield
210. Spruance
211. Squall
212. Sterett
213. Stethem
214. Stockdale
215. Stout
216. Tempest
217. Tennessee
218. Texas
219. The Sullivans
220. Theodore Roosevelt
221. Thunderbolt
222. Toledo
223. Topeka
224. Tornado
225. Tortuga
226. Truxtun
227. Tucson
228. Typhoon
229. Vella Gulf
230. Vicksburg
231. Virginia
232. Warrior
233. Wasp
234. Wayne E. Meyer
235. West Virginia
236. Whidbey Island
237. Whirlwind
238. William P. Lawrence
239. Winston Churchill
240. Wyoming
241. Zephyr
242. 1st Lt. Baldomero Lopez
243. 1st Lt. Harry L. Martin
244. 1st Lt. Jack Lummus
245. 2nd Lt. John P. Bobo
246. Able
247. Alan Shepard
248. Amelia Earhart
249. Apache
250. Arctic
251. Arrowhead
252. Benavidez
253. Big Horn
254. Black Powder
255. Bob Hope
256. Bowditch
257. Brittin
258. Bruce C. Heezen
259. Carl Brashear
260. Catawba
261. Cesar Chavez
262. Charles Drew
263. Charlton
264. Choctaw County
265. Comfort
266. Dahl
267. Eagleview
268. Effective
269. Fall River
270. Fast Tempo
271. Fisher
272. Grapple
273. Grasp
274. Gilliland
275. Gordon
276. Guadalupe
277. Guam
278. GySgt. Fred W. Stockham
279. Henry J. Kaiser
280. Henson
281. Howard O. Lorenzen
282. Impeccable
283. Invincible
284. John Ericsson
285. John Glenn
286. John Lenthall
287. Joshua Humphreys
288. Kanawha
289. Lance Cpl. Roy M. Wheat
290. Laramie
291. Lawrence H. Gianella
292. Leroy Grumman
293. Lewis and Clark
294. Loyal
295. Maj. Stephen W. Pless
296. Mary Sears
297. Matthew Perry
298. Medgar Evers
299. Mendonca
300. Mercy
301. Millinocket
302. Montford Point
303. Navajo
304. Pathfinder
305. Patuxent
306. Pecos
307. PFC Dewayne T. Williams
308. PFC Eugene A. Obregon
309. Pililaau
310. Pomeroy
311. Puerto Rico
312. Rainier
313. Rappahannock
314. Red Cloud
315. Richard E. Byrd
316. Robert E. Peary
317. Sacagawea
318. Safeguard
319. Salvor
320. Seay
321. MV Sgt. Matej Kocak
322. MV Sgt. William R. Button
323. Shughart
324. Sioux
325. Sisler
326. Soderman
327. Spearhead
328. Supply
329. Tippecanoe
330. Trenton (ex-Resolute)
331. http://www.msc.navy.mil/sealift/2012/December/wheeler.htm
332. Victorious
333. Wally Schirra
334. Walter S. Diehl
335. Washington Chambers
336. Waters
337. Watkins
338. Watson
339. Westwind
340. William McLean
341. Yano
342. Yukon
343. Zeus
344. http://www.msc.navy.mil/inventory/
345. APL-61
346. APL-62
347. APL-65
348. APL-65
349. Arco
350. Battle Point
351. C Champion
352. C Commando
353. Capt. David I. Lyon
354. Canonchet
355. Defiant
356. Dekanawida
357. Delores Chouest
358. Discovery Bay
359. Empire State
360. Evergreen State
361. Galveston/Petrochem Producer
362. HOS Dominator
363. Keokuk
364. RV Kilo Moana
365. LTC John U.D. Page
366. Maersk Peary
367. MV Maj. Bernard F. Fisher
368. Malama
369. Menominee
370. Mercer
371. Mohegan
372. Neil Armstrong
373. Neodesha
374. Nueces
375. Paul F. Foster
376. Pokagon
377. Prevail
378. Puyallup
379. Reliant
380. Santaquin
381. Sea-based X-band Radar
382. Sea Eagle
383. Sea Fighter
384. Seminole
385. Shippingport
386. SLNC Pax
387. MV SSG Edward A. Carter Jr.
388. Skenandoa
389. TransAtlantic
390. http://www.navsource.org/archives/09/13/130323.htm
391. Valiant
392. Wanamassa
393. Westpac Express
394. GTS Admiral W. M. Callaghan
395. SS Algol
396. SS Altair
397. SS Antares
398. SS Bellatrix
399. MV Cape Decision
400. MV Cape Diamond
401. MV Cape Domingo
402. MV Cape Douglas
403. MV Cape Ducato
404. MV Cape Edmont
405. SS Cape Farewell
406. SS Cape Flattery
407. SS Cape Gibson
408. SS Cape Girardeau
409. MV Cape Henry
410. MV Cape Horn
411. MV Cape Hudson
412. SS Cape Inscription
413. SS Cape Intrepid
414. SS Cape Isabel
415. SS Cape Island
416. SS Cape Jacob
417. MV Cape Kennedy
418. MV Cape Knox
419. SS Cape May
420. MV Cape Mohican
421. MV Cape Orlando
422. MV Cape Race
423. MV Cape Ray
424. MV Cape Rise
425. MV Cape Taylor
426. MV Cape Texas
427. MV Cape Trinity
428. MV Cape Victory
429. MV Cape Vincent
430. MV Cape Washington
431. MV Cape Wrath
432. USNS Capella
433. SS Cornhusker State
434. SS Curtiss
435. USNS Denebola
436. SS Flickertail State
437. SS Gem State
438. SS Gopher State
439. SS Grand Canyon State
440. SS Keystone State
441. SS Petersburg
442. USNS Pollux
443. USNS Regulus
444. SS Wright
445. http://www.navsource.org/archives/search.html
446. "NAVSEA Inactive Ship Inventory 2 January 2015
447. Bridge
448. Cleveland
449. Denver
450. Dubuque
451. Juneau
452. Kitty Hawk
453. La Jolla
454. Nashville
455. Nassau
456. Norfolk
457. Peleliu
458. Tarawa
459. Billings
460. Bismarck (ex-Sacrifice)
461. Brunswick
462. Carson City (ex-Courageous)
463. Colorado
464. Daniel Inouye
465. http://www.navy.mil/submit/display.asp?story_id=84187
466. No Name (DDG119)
467. "Destroyer named for revered 1st MCPON, Delbert Black". Navy News Service. 13 Mar 2015. Retrieved 12 Mar 2015.
468. http://newsroom.huntingtoningalls.com/releases/photo-release-ingalls-shipbuilding-begins-fabrication-of-destroyer-delbert-d-black-ddg-119
469. Detroit
470. Gabrielle Giffords
471. Gerald R. Ford
472. Illinois
473. Indiana
474. John F. Kennedy
475. John Finn
476. John P. Murtha
477. Lewis B. Puller
478. Little Rock
479. Lyndon B. Johnson
480. Manchester
481. Maury
482. Michael Monsoor
483. Montgomery
484. Omaha
485. Paul Ignatius
486. http://newsroom.huntingtoningalls.com/releases/ingalls-authenticates-keel-paul-ignatius
487. Portland
488. Rafael Peralta
489. Ralph Johnson
490. Sally Ride
491. Sioux City
492. South Dakota
493. "USS South Dakota Keel-laying Ceremony". Retrieved 4 April 2016.
494. Thomas Hudner
495. http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/navy-awards-general-dynamics-bath-iron-works-610-million-for-construction-of-ddg-51-class-destroyer-300059176.html
496. Tripoli
497. Tulsa
498. Washington
499. Wichita
500. Yuma
501. Zumwalt
502. Burlington
503. No Name (DDG120)
504. Carl M. Levin
505. Charleston
506. USS Charleston and easy choice navy secretary says
507. Cincinnati
508. No Name (LCS23)
509. Department of Defense: Navy Names Littoral Combat Ship
510. Delaware
511. Enterprise
512. No Name (LPD28)
513. No Name (DDG121)
514. Ingalls Shipbuilding Awarded $618 Million Contract to Build DDG 123
515. No Name (DDG124)
516. Harvey C. Barnum Jr.
517. No Name (MLP4)
518. http://www.navy.mil/submit/display.asp?story_id=92664
519. Hyman G. Rickover
520. Navy Names Attack Boat After Rickover
521. No Name (SSN799)
522. New submarine will be named USS Idaho
523. Indianapolis
525. John Lewis
526. Secretary of the Navy Names Littoral Combat Ship
527. No Name (SSN798)
528. No Name (LCS21)
530. No Name (SSN794)
532. No Name (SSN796)
533. "Defense.gov News Release: Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus Names Virginia-Class Submarine USS New Jersey". defense.gov.
534. No Name (LCS24)
535. SECNAV dubs next littoral combat ship Oakland
536. Oregon
537. St. Louis
538. No Name (SSN801)
539. SEAPOWER Magazine: Navy Secretary Mabus to Name Virginia-Class Submarine USS Utah
540. Vermont
541. No Name (DDG122)
542. No Name (DDG123)
543. Defense News: Navy Gains a Ship, 15 Growlers in Defense Bill, 15 December 2014
544. No Name (LCS25)
545. "Navy awards contract for LCS-25". Retrieved 4 April 2016.
546. No Name (LCS26)
547. "U.S. NAVY FUNDS ADDITIONAL LITTORAL COMBAT SHIP".
548. No Name (SSN800)

• This article includes information collected from the Naval Vessel Register, which, as a U.S. government publication, is in the public domain.

External links

• "The United States Navy, including the Military Sealift Command's Combat Logistic Ships as well as Special Mission Ships, as of April 2015", detailed graphic, introduced by this April 29, 2015 Business Insider story: "This chart shows just how massive the US Navy is", by Jeremy Bender
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