List of patrol vessels of the United States Navy

This is a list of patrol vessels of the United States Navy.

USS Cyclone (PC-1)

Ships of the United States Navy

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Ship status is indicated as either currently active [A] (including ready reserve), inactive [I], or precommissioning [P]. Ships in the inactive category include only ships in the inactive reserve, ships which have been disposed from US service have no listed status. Ships in the precommissioning category include ships under construction or on order.

Assault Support Patrol Boat (ASPB) edit

Eighty-six Assault Support Patrol Boats were built for use in the Vietnam War.

Patrol air cushion vehicle (PACV) edit

The Navy used 3 Patrol Air Cushion Vehicle hovercraft in Vietnam.

Hydrofoil vessels edit

Patrol craft hydrofoil (PCH) edit

USS High Point (PCH-1) (Boeing)

Patrol gunboat hydrofoil (PGH) edit

USS Flagstaff (PGH-1) (Grumman experimental class)
USS Tucumcari (PGH-2) (Boeing, JetFoil predecessor)

Patrol missile hydrofoil (PHM) edit

Pegasus class

Patrol boat, river (PBR) edit

The Patrol Boat, River was acquired for the Vietnam War: 718 of these 31/32-foot long boats were purchased with a peak of 250 used in Vietnam.

Patrol craft coastal (PC) edit

The original PC hull number sequence ended in 1964, and was then restarted with '1' for this class.

Cyclone-class

Patrol craft (PC) edit

USS PC-454, ex-SP-104, later PYc-46
USS PC-455, later PYc-47
USS PC-456, later PYc-48
USS PC-457, sunk in collision 14 August 1941
USS PC-458, later PYc-49
USS PC-459, later PY-18
USS PC-460, later PYc-50
USS PC-509, later PYc-51
USS PC-510, later YP-105
USS PC-523, later YP-77

The following submarine chasers were 173/174 feet long and used the PC designation. The large missing sections of these numbers for the most part come from the sharing of the same number sequence with the 110-foot submarine chasers that used the SC designation and the 134-foot patrol craft sweepers that used the PCS designation. This number sequence would end in 1964, and then restart with '1' for the Cyclone-class costal patrol craft.

USS PC-451 (experimental ship)
USS PC-452 (experimental ship), later IX-211

PC-461 class

USS Bluffton (PC-461)
USS PCC-462
USS PCC-463
USS PC-464
USS Paragould (PC-465)
USS Carmi (PC-466)
USS PC-467 to Norway as HNoMS King Haakon VII
USS PC-468
USS PCC-469
USS Antigo (PC-470)
USS PC-471
USS PC-472
USS PC-473
USS PC-474
USS PC-475
USS PC-476
USS PC-477
USS PC-478
USS PC-479
USS PC-480
USS PC-481
USS PC-482
USS Rolla (PC-483)
USS Cooperstown (PC-484)
USS PC-485
USS Jasper (PC-486)
USS Larchmont (PC-487)
USS PC-488, later IX-221
USS PC-489
USS PC-490
USS PC-491
USS PC-492
USS PC-493
USS PC-494
USS PC-495
USS PC-496, sunk by torpedo 4 June 1943, 5 killed

497-507, 511 to 522, and 524-539 were used by SC submarine chasers

USS PC-540
USS PC-541
USS PC-542
USS PC-543
USS PC-544
USS PC-545
USS PC-546
USS PC-547
USS PC-548
USS PC-549, later PCC-549
USS PC-550
USS PC-551
USS PC-552
USS Malone (PC-553)
USS PC-554
USS PC-555, later PCC-555
USS PC-556
USS PC-557
USS PC-558, sunk by torpedo 9 May 1944, approx. 35 killed
USS PC-559
USS Oberlin (PC-560)
USS PC-561
USS PC-562
USS PC-563, later PCC-563
USS Chadron (PC-564)
USS Gilmer (PC-565)
USS Honesdale (PC-566)
USS Riverhead (PC-567)
USS Altus (PC-568)
USS Petoskey (PC-569)
USS PC-570
USS Anoka (PC-571)
USS Tooele (PC-572)
USS PC-573
USS PC-574
USS PC-575
USS PC-576
USS PC-577
USS PC-578, later PCC-578
USS Wapakoneta (PC-579)
USS Malvern (PC-580)
USS Manville (PC-581)
USS PC-582, later PCC-582
USS PC-583
USS PC-584
USS PC-585
USS Patchogue (PC-586)
USS PC-587
USS PC-588, later PCC-588
USS PC-589, later PCC-589
USS PC-590
USS PC-591
USS Towanda (PC-592)
USS PC-593
USS PC-594
USS PC-595
USS PC-596
USS Kerrville (PC-597)
USS PC-598, later PCC-598
USS PC-599
USS PC-600
USS Arcata (PC-601)
USS Alturas (PC-602)
USS Solvay (PC-603)
USS PC-604
USS PC-605
USS Andrews (PC-606)
USS PC-607
USS PC-608
USS PC-609
USS PC-610
USS PC-611
USS PC-612
USS PC-613
USS PC-614
USS PC-615
USS PC-616
USS Beeville (PC-617)
USS Weatherford (PC-618)
USS Dalhart (PC-619)
USS Bethany (PC-620)
USS PC-621
USS PC-622
USS PC-623
USS PC-624, later YW-120
USS PC-625
USS PC-626
USS PC-627
USS PC-684
USS Pikeville (PC-776)
USS Waynesburg (PC-777)
USS Gallipolis (PC-778)
USS Mechanicsburg (PC-779)
USS Maynard (PC-780)
USS Metuchen (PC-781)
USS Glenolden (PC-782)
USS PC-783
USS PC-784
USS Frostburg (PC-785)
USS PC-786
USS PC-787
USS PC-788
USS PC-789
USS PC-790
USS PC-791
USS PC-792
USS PC-793
USS PC-794
USS PC-795
USS PC-796
USS PC-797
USS PC-798
USS PC-799 to Republic of Korea as Kum Gang San (PC-702)
USS PC-800
USS PC-801
USS PC-802, later PCC-802, to Republic of Korea as Sam Gak San (PC-703)
USS PC-803, later PCC-803
USS PC-804
USS PC-805, later PGM-10
USS PC-806, later PGM-11
USS PC-807
USS Ripley (PC-808)
USS PC-809
USS PC-810 to Republic of Korea as Jiri San (PC-704)
USS PC-814
USS PC-815, sunk in collision 11 September 1945, 1 killed^[1]
USS PC-816
USS Welch (PC-817)
USS PC-818
USS PC-819
USS PC-820
USS PC-821
USS Asheboro (PC-822)
USS PC-823 to Republic of Korea as Pak Tu San (PC-701)
USS PC-824
USS PC-825
USS PC-826, later PYc-52
USS PC-1039, later SC-1039
USS Edenton (PC-1077)
USS PC-1078
USS Ludington (PC-1079)
USS PC-1080
USS Cadiz (PC-1081)
USS PC-1082
USS PC-1083
USS PC-1084
USS PC-1085
USS PC-1086
USS Placerville (PC-1087)
USS PC-1088, later PGM-12
USS PC-1089, later PGM-13
USS PC-1090, later PGM-14
USS PC-1091, later PGM-15
USS Greencastle (PC-1119)
USS Carlinville (PC-1120)
USS PC-1121
USS PC-1122
USS PC-1123
USS PC-1124
USS Cordele (PC-1125)
USS PC-1126, later PCC-1126
USS PC-1127
USS PC-1128
USS PC-1129
USS PC-1130
USS PC-1131
USS PC-1132
USS PC-1133
USS PC-1134
USS Canastota (PC-1135)
USS Galena (PC-1136), later PCC-1136
USS Worthington (PC-1137), later PCC-1137
USS Lapeer (PC-1138)
USS Glenwood (PC-1140)
USS Pierre (PC-1141)
USS Hanford (PC-1142)
USS PC-1143
USS PC-1144
USS Winnemucca (PC-1145)
USS PC-1146
USS PC-1147
USS PC-1148, later PGM-16
USS Susanville (PC-1149)
USS PC-1167
USS PC-1168
USS PC-1169, later PCC-1169
USS Kelso (PC-1170)
USS PC-1171
USS Olney (PC-1172)
USS Andalusia (PC-1173)
USS Fredonia (PC-1174)
USS Vandalia (PC-1175)
USS Minden (PC-1176)
USS PC-1177, later PCC-1177
USS PC-1178, later PCC-1178
USS Morris (PC-1179)
USS Woodstock (PC-1180)
USS Wildwood (PC-1181)
USS PC-1182
USS PC-1183
USS PC-1184
USS PC-1185
USS Ipswich (PC-1186)
USS PC-1187
USS PC-1188
USS PC-1189, later PGM-17
USS Bel Air (PC-1191)
USS PC-1192
USS Ridgway (PC-1193)
USS PC-1194
USS PC-1195
USS Mayfield (PC-1196)
USS PC-1197
USS Westerly (PC-1198)
USS PC-1199
USS PC-1200
USS Kittery (PC-1201)
USS PC-1202
USS PC-1203
USS PC-1206
USS PC-1207
USS PC-1208
USS Medina (PC-1209)
USS PC-1210
USS PC-1211
USS Laurinburg (PC-1212)
USS Louden (PC-1213)
USS PC-1214
USS PC-1215
USS Elkins (PC-1216)
USS PC-1217
USS PC-1218
USS PC-1219
USS PC-1220
USS PC-1221
USS PC-1222
USS PC-1223
USS Waverly (PC-1225)
USS PC-1226
USS PC-1227
USS Munising (PC-1228)
USS Wauseon (PC-1229)
USS Grinnell (PC-1230)
USS Tipton (PC-1231)
USS PC-1232
USS PC-1233
USS PC-1235
USS PC-1236
USS Abingdon (PC-1237)
USS PC-1238
USS Culpeper (PC-1240)
USS PC-1241
USS Port Clinton (PC-1242)
USS PC-1243
USS PC-1244, later PCC-1244
USS PC-1245
USS Canandaigua (PC-1246)
USS PC-1247
USS PC-1248 to France as Sabre (W11)
USS PC-1249 to France as Pique (W13)
USS PC-1250 to France as Cimeterre (W12)
USS PC-1251, later PCC-1251
USS Tarrytown (PC-1252)
USS PC-1253
USS PC-1254
USS PC-1255, later PGM-18
USS PC-1257
USS PC-1258
USS Durango (PC-1260)
USS PC-1261, sunk by shore gunfire 6 June 1944
USS PC-1262
USS Milledgeville (PC-1263)
USS PC-1264, one of 2 USN ships with a nearly all African-American crew in WW2
USS PC-1265

1376 to 1465 used by PCS patrol minesweepers, a few did hold the PC designation at times

USS PC-1427, later PCS-1427
USS PC-1465, later PCS-1465, AMc-204 as Minah, AMCU-14, MHC-14
USS Grosse Pointe (PC-1546), Operation Castle nuclear test participant ^[2]
USS Corinth (PC-1547)
USS PC-1548, later PGM-9
USS PC-1549
USS PC-1550, later PGM-19
USS PC-1551, later PGM-20
USS PC-1552, later PGM-21
USS PC-1553, later PGM-22
USS PC-1554, later PGM-23
USS PC-1555, later PGM-24
USS PC-1556, later PGM-25
USS PC-1557, later PGM-26
USS PC-1558, later PGM-27
USS PC-1559, later PGM-28
USS PC-1560 to France as Coutelas (W22)
USS PC-1561
USS PC-1562 to France as Javelot (W23)
USS PC-1563
USS PC-1564
PC-1565, later PGM-29
PC-1566, later PGM-30
PC-1567, later PGM-31
PC-1568, later PGM-32
USS Anacortes (PC-1569)
PC-1570 to PC-1585 canceled

The Adroit class was a group of PC-461 class submarine chasers completed as minesweepers (AM-82 through AM-99). However, they were considered unsatisfactory in this role, and were all eventually converted back into submarine chasers.^[3]

USS PC-1586, ex-AM-82
USS PC-1587, ex-AM-83
USS PC-1588, ex-AM-84
USS PC-1589, ex-AM-85
USS PC-1590, ex-AM-86
USS PC-1591, ex-AM-87
USS PC-1592, ex-AM-88
USS PC-1593, ex-AM-89
USS PC-1594, ex-AM-90
USS PC-1595, ex-AM-91
USS PC-1596, ex-AM-92
USS PC-1597, ex-AM-93
USS PC-1598, ex-AM-94
USS PC-1599, ex-AM-95, later PCC-1599
USS PC-1600, ex-AM-96
USS PC-1601, ex-AM-97, later PCC-1601
USS PC-1602, ex-AM-98, later PCC-1602
USS PC-1603, ex-AM-99

USS PC-1610 to France as Le Fougueux (P641)
USS PC-1611 to France as L'Opiniatre (P642)
USS PC-1612 to France as L'Agile (P643)
USS PC-1613 to Portugal as Maio (P587)
USS PC-1614 to Portugal as Porto Santo (P 588)
USS PC-1615 to Yugoslavia as Udarnik (PBR 51)
USS PC-1616 to Ethiopia as Zerai Deres,^[4]^[5] then to Italy as Vedetta F597
USS PC-1617 to Portugal as Sao Nicolus (P 589)
USS PC-1618 to France as P-7
USS PC-1619 to Italy as Albatros (F 543)
USS PC-1620 to Italy as Alcione (F 544)
USS PC-1621 to Italy as Airone (F 545)
USS PC-1622 to Denmark as Bellona (F 344)
USS PC-1623 to Denmark as Diana (F 345)
USS PC-1624 to Denmark as Flora (F 346)
USS PC-1625 to Denmark as Triton (F 347)
USS PC-1626 to Italy as Aquila (F 542)
USS PC-1635 to Portugal as Brava (P 590)
USS PC-1636 to Portugal as Fogo (P 591)
USS PC-1637 to Portugal as Boavista (P 592)
USS PC-1638 to Turkey as Sultanhisar (P 111)
USS PC-1639 to Turkey as Demirhisar (P 112)
USS PC-1640 to Turkey as Yarhisar (P 113)
USS PC-1641 to Turkey as Akhisar (P 114)
USS PC-1642 to Turkey as Sivrihisar (P 115)
USS PC-1643 to Turkey as Kochisar (P 116)
USS PC-1644 built in Denmark as Peder Skram (F 352)
USS PC-1645 built in Denmark as Herluf Trolle (F 353)
USS PC-1646 built in Chile as Papudo (P 37)
USS PC-1647 canceled

Patrol craft, control (PCC) edit

Thirty-five submarine chasers (PC) were converted into amphibious landing control vessels during World War II and reclassified as Patrol Craft, Control after the war.

Patrol craft escort, and patrol craft escort rescue (PCE, PCER) edit

The Patrol Craft Escort Rescue (PCER), which were intended to rescue crews from ships attacked in convoys, were originally intended to be designated as Convoy Rescue Craft (APR), but this was designation was abandoned.^[6]

PCE-827 to PCE-841 edit

USS PCE-827 to UK as HMS Kilbernie (BEC 1)
USS PCE-828 to UK as HMS Kilbride (BEC 2)
USS PCE-829 to UK as HMS Kilchatten (BEC 3)
USS PCE-830 to UK as HMS Kilchrenan (BEC 4)
USS PCE-831 to UK as HMS Kildary (BEC 5)
USS PCE-832 to UK as HMS Kildwick (BEC 6)
USS PCE-833 to UK as HMS Kilham (BEC 7)
USS PCE-834 to UK as HMS Kilkenzie (BEC 8)
USS PCE-835 to UK as HMS Kilhampton (BEC 9)
USS PCE-836 to UK as HMS Kilmacolm (BEC 10)
USS PCE-837 to UK as HMS Kilmarnok (BEC 11)
USS PCE-838 to UK as HMS Kilmartin (BEC 12)
USS PCE-839 to UK as HMS Kilmelford (BEC 13)
USS PCE-840 to UK as HMS Kilmington (BEC 14)
USS PCE-841 to UK as HMS Kilmore (BEC 15)

PCE-842 to PCE-904 edit

PCE-842 class

USS Marfa (PCE-842)
USS Skowhegan (PCE-843)
USS PCE-844
USS Worland (PCE-845)
USS Eunice (PCE-846)
USS PCE-847
USS PCER-848
USS Somersworth (PCE(R)-849)
USS Fairview (PCE(R)-850)
USS Rockville (EPCE-851)
USS Brattleboro (EPCE(R)-852)
USS Amherst (PCE(R)-853)
USS PCER-854
USS Rexburg (EPCE(R)-855)
USS Whitehall (PCE-856)
USS Marysville (EPCE(R)-857)
USS PCE-858
USS PCE(R)-859
USS PCE-860
PCE-861 to PCE-866 canceled
USS PCE-867
USS PCE-868
USS PCE-869
USS Dania (PCE-870)
USS PCE-871
USS PCE-872
USS PCE(C)-873
USS Pascagoula (PCE-874)
USS PCE-875
USS PCE-876, later YDG-8
USS PCE(C)-877, later PCE-877
USS PCE-878, later ACM-4
USS PCE-879, later YDG-9
USS Ely (PCE-880)
USS PCE-881
USS PCE-882
USS PCE-883, later YDG-10
USS PCE-884
USS PCE-885
USS Banning (PCEC-886)
PCE-887 to PCE-890 canceled
USS PCE-891
USS Somerset (PCE-892)
USS PCE-893
USS Farmington (PCE-894)
USS Crestview (PCE-895)
USS PCE(C)-896
USS PCE-897
USS PCE-898
USS Lamar (PCE-899)
USS Groton (PCE-900)
USS PCE-901, later AG-72
USS Portage (PCE-902)
USS Batesburg (PCE-903)
USS Gettysburg (PCE-904)

PCE-905 to PCE-960 edit

USS PCE-905, later AM-232
USS PCE-906, later AM-233
USS PCE-907, later AM-363
USS PCE-908, later AM-235
USS PCE-909, later AM-236
PCE-910 cancelled June 6, 1944
USS PCE-911, later AM-351
USS PCE-912, later AM-352
USS PCE-913, later AM-353
USS PCE-914, later AM-354
USS PCE-915, later AM-355
USS PCE-916, later AM-356
USS PCE-917, later AM-357
USS PCE-918, later AM-358
USS PCE-919, later AM-359
PCE-920 to PCE-934 canceled November 1, 1945
PCE(R)-935 to PCE(R)-946 canceled
PCE-947 to PCE-960 canceled

PCE-1604 to PCE-1609 edit

USS PCE-1604 to Netherlands as Fret (F 818)
USS PCE-1605 to Netherlands as Hermelijn (F 819)
USS PCE-1606 to Netherlands as Vos (F 820)
USS PCE-1607 to Netherlands as Wolf (F 817)
USS PCE-1608 to Netherlands as Panter (F 821)
USS PCE-1609 to Netherlands as Jaguar (F 822)

Patrol craft fast (PCF) edit

The Patrol Craft Fast, also known as the Swift Boats, were acquired for the Vietnam War; 193 of these 50 foot boats were purchased.^[7]

Patrol craft sweeper (PCS) edit

At least 90 134-foot YMS-1-class minesweeper hulls were completed as patrol craft. These were judged to not be successful, and many were converted to sonar school ships or back to minesweepers.^[8]

USS Winder (PCS-1376)
USS PCS-1377, sonar school ship
USS Provincetown (PCS-1378), sonar school ship
USS PCS-1379, later PCSC-1379
USS Rushville (PCS-1380)
USS PCS-1381
USS PCS-1382
USS Attica (PCS-1383), sonar school ship
USS Eufaula (PCS-1384), sonar school ship
USS Hallidaysburg (PCS-1385), sonar school ship
USS Hampton (PCS-1386), sonar school ship
USS Beaufort (PCS-1387), sonar school ship
USS PCS-1388, later AGS-7
USS PCS-1389, later PCSC-1389
USS PCS-1390, later PCSC-1390
USS PCS-1391, later PCSC-1391
USS Deming (PCS-1392), sonar school ship
USS PCS-1393, later YMS-446
USS PCS-1394, later YMS-447
USS PCS-1395, later YMS-448
USS PCS-1396, later AGS-8
USS PCS-1397, sonar school ship
USS PCS-1398, later YMS-449
USS PCS-1399, sonar school ship, later YMS-450
USS Coquille (PCS-1400), ex-AMS-59, sonar school ship
USS McMinnville (PCS-1401), ex-YMS-452, sonar school ship
USS PCS-1402, later PCSC-1402
USS PCS-1403, later PCSC-1403
USS PCS-1404, later AGS-9
USS PCS-1405
USS PCS-1406, later YMS-453
USS PCS-1407, later YMS-454
USS PCS-1408, later YMS-455
USS PCS-1409, later YMS-456
USS PCS-1410, later YMS-457
USS PCS-1411, later YMS-458
USS PCS-1412, later YMS-459
USS Elsmere (PCS-1413)
USS PCS-1414
USS PCS-1415, later YMS-460
USS PCS-1416, later YMS-461
USS PCS-1417, sonar school ship
USS PCS-1418, later PCSC-1418
USS PCS-1419
USS PCS-1420, sonar school ship
USS PCS-1421, later PCSC-1421
USS PCS-1422
USS Prescott (PCS-1423), sonar school ship
USS PCS-1424, sonar school ship
USS PCS-1425
USS PCS-1426, sonar school ship
USS PCS-1427, ex-PC-1427, later YMS-462
USS PCS-1428, later YMS-463
USS PCS-1429, later PCSC-1429
USS PCS-1430
USS Grafton (EPCS-1431)
USS PCS-1432, later YMS-464
USS PCS-1433, later YMS-465
USS PCS-1434, later YMS-466
USS PCS-1435, later YMS-467
USS PCS-1436, later YMS-468
USS PCS-1437, later YMS-469
USS PCS-1438, later YMS-470
USS PCS-1439, later YMS-471
USS PCS-1440, later YMS-472
USS PCS-1441, sonar school ship
USS PCS-1442, sonar school ship
USS PCS-1443, later YMS-473
USS Conneaut (PCS-1444), ex-YMS-474, sonar school ship
USS PCS-1445, sonar school ship
USS PCS-1446, sonar school ship
USS PCS-1447, later YMS-475
USS PCS-1448, sonar school ship, later YMS-476
USS PCS-1449, sonar school ship
USS PCS-1450
USS PCS-1451
USS PCS-1452, later PCSC-1452
USS PCS-1453, later YMS-477
USS PCS-1454, later YMS-478
USS PCS-1455, later PCSC-1455
USS PCS-1456, later YMS-479
USS PCS-1457, later AGS-10
USS PCS-1458, later AGS-6
USS PCS-1459
USS PCS-1460, later PCSC-1460
USS PCS-1461, later PCSC-1461
USS PCS-1462, later YMS-480
USS PCS-1463, later YMS-481
USS PCS-1464, later AMc-203
USS PCS-1465, ex-PC-1465, later AMc-204

Patrol craft sweeper, control (PCSC) edit

Thirteen patrol craft sweepers (PCS) were converted into amphibious landing control vessels during World War II and reclassified as Patrol Craft Sweeper, Control.

Patrol escort (PE) edit

Of 112 Eagle class patrol craft planned 60 of these World War I era ships were completed, being given numbers from 1 to 60. Only three were commissioned prior to the Armistice which ended World War I and only eight saw service in World War II of which PE-56 was sunk by a U-boat.

Designation	Keel Laid	Launched	Commissioned	Disposition
PE-1	7 May 1918	11 July 1918	27 October 1918	Sold 11 June 1930
PE-2	10 May 1918	19 August 1918	11 July 1918	Sold 11 June 1930
PE-3	16 May 1918	11 September 1918	11 November 1918	Sold 11 June 1930
PE-4	21 May 1918	15 September 1918	14 November 1918	Sold 11 June 1930
PE-5	28 May 1918	28 September 1918	19 November 1918	Sold 11 June 1930
PE-6	3 June 1918	16 October 1918	21 November 1918	Destroyed as target 30 November 1934
PE-7	8 June 1918	5 October 1918	24 November 1918	Destroyed as target 30 November 1934
PE-8	10 June 1918	11 November 1918	31 October 1919	Sold 1 April 1931
PE-9	17 June 1918	8 November 1918	27 October 1919	Sold 26 May 1930
PE-10	6 July 1918	9 November 1918	31 October 1919	Destroyed 19 August 1937
PE-11	13 July 1918	14 November 1918	29 May 1919	Sold 16 January 1935
PE-12	13 July 1918	12 November 1918	6 November 1919	Sold 30 December 1935
PE-13	15 July 1918	9 January 1919	2 April 1919	Sold 26 May 1930
PE-14	20 July 1918	23 January 1919	17 June 1919	Destroyed as target 22 November 1934
PE-15	21 July 1918	25 January 1919	11 June 1919	Sold 14 June 1934
PE-16	22 July 1918	11 January 1919	5 June 1919	Transferred to the Coast Guard late 1919
PE-17	3 August 1918	1 February 1919	3 July 1919	Wrecked off Long Island, New York 22 May 1922
PE-18	5 August 1918	10 February 1919	7 August 1919	Sold 11 June 1930
PE-19	6 August 1918	30 January 1919	25 June 1919	Destroyed 6 August 1946
PE-20	26 August 1918	15 February 1919	28 July 1919	Transferred to USCG late 1919
PE-21	31 August 1918	15 February 1919	31 July 1919	Transferred to USCG late 1919
PE-22	5 September 1918	10 February 1919	17 July 1919	Transferred to USCG late 1919
PE-23	11 September 1918	20 February 1919	19 June 1919	Sold 11 June 1930
PE-24	13 September 1918	24 February 1919	12 July 1919	Sold 11 June 1930
PE-25	17 September 1918	19 February 1919	30 June 1919	Lost 11 June 1930
PE-26	25 September 1918	1 March 1919	1 October 1919	Sold 29 August 1938
PE-27	22 October 1918	1 March 1919	14 July 1919	Sold 4 June 1946
PE-28	23 October 1918	1 March 1919	28 July 1919	Sold 11 June 1930
PE-29	18 November 1918	8 March 1919	20 August 1919	Sold 11 June 1930
PE-30	19 November 1918	8 March 1919	14 August 1919	Transferred to USCG late 1919
PE-31	19 November 1918	8 March 1919	14 August 1919	Sold 18 May 1923
PE-32	30 November 1918	15 March 1919	4 September 1919	Sold 3 March 1947
PE-33	14 February 1918	15 March 1919	4 September 1919	Sold 11 June 1930
PE-34	8 January 1919	15 March 1919	3 September 1919	Sold 9 June 1932
PE-35	13 January 1919	22 March 1919	22 August 1919	Sold 7 June 1938
PE-36	22 January 1919	22 March 1919	20 August 1919	Sold 27 February 1936
PE-37	27 January 1919	25 March 1919	30 September 1919	Sold 11 June 1930
PE-38	31 January 1919	29 March 1919	30 July 1919	Sold 3 March 1947
PE-39	3 February 1919	29 March 1919	20 September 1919	Sold 7 June 1938
PE-40	7 February 1919	5 April 1919	1 October 1919	Destroyed as target 19 November 1934
PE-41	20 February 1919	5 April 1919	26 September 1919	Sold 11 June 1930
PE-42	13 February 1919	17 May 1919	3 October 1919	Sold 11 June 1930
PE-43	17 February 1919	17 May 1919	2 October 1919	Sold 26 May 1930
PE-44	20 February 1919	24 May 1919	30 September 1919	Disposed of 14 May 1938
PE-45	20 February 1919	17 May 1919	2 October 1919	Sold 11 June 1930
PE-46	24 February 1919	24 May 1919	3 October 1919	Sold 10 December 1936
PE-47	3 March 1919	19 June 1919	4 October 1919	Sold 30 December 1935
PE-48	3 March 1919	24 May 1919	8 October 1919	Sold 10 October 1946
PE-49	4 March 1919	14 June 1919	10 October 1919	Sold 20 September 1930
PE-50	10 March 1919	18 July 1919	6 October 1919	Sold 11 June 1930
PE-51	10 March 1919	14 June 1919	2 October 1919	Sold 29 August 1938
PE-52	10 March 1919	9 July 1919	10 October 1919	Sold 29 August 1938
PE-53	17 March 1919	13 August 1919	20 October 1919	Sold 26 August 1938
PE-54	17 March 1919	17 July 1919	10 October 1919	Sold 26 May 1930
PE-55	17 March 1919	22 July 1919	10 October 1919	Sold 3 March 1947
PE-56	25 March 1919	15 August 1919	26 October 1919	Exploded off Portland, Maine, on 23 April 1945 after being torpedoed by U-853, 49 killed
PE-57	25 March 1919	29 July 1919	15 October 1919	Sold March 5, 1947
PE-58	25 March 1919	2 August 1919	20 October 1919	Disposed of 30 June 1940
PE-59	31 March 1919	12 April 1919	19 September 1919	Sold 29 August 1938
PE-60	31 March 1919	13 August 1919	27 October 1919	Sold 29 August 1938

PE-61 through PE-112 were cancelled on November 30, 1918. PE-5, PE-15, PE-25, PE-45, PE-65, PE-75, PE-86, PE-95, PE-105, and PE-112 were allotted for transfer to Italy, though this plan was cancelled and none were ever delivered.

Patrol frigate (PF) edit

Destroyer escorts were designed and built to naval construction standards, and as such could only be built at yards experienced with naval standards. The United States Maritime Commission created its S2 design - which was based on the British-designed River class - for much the same role but using civilian construction standards. These ships would be classed by the Navy as the Tacoma class frigates.^[9]

Asheville class, River class in the Royal Navy

USS Asheville (PF-1) ex-PG-101
USS Natchez (PF-2) ex-PG-102

Tacoma class

USS Tacoma (PF-3) ex-PG-111
USS Sausalito (PF-4) ex-PG-112
USS Hoquiam (PF-5) ex-PG-113
USS Pasco (PF-6) ex-PG-114
USS Albuquerque (PF-7) ex-PG-115
USS Everett (PF-8) ex-PG-116
USS Pocatello (PF-9) ex-PG-117
USS Brownsville (PF-10) ex-PG-118
USS Grand Forks (PF-11) ex-PG-119
USS Casper (PF-12) ex-PG-120
USS Pueblo (PF-13) ex-PG-121
USS Grand Island (PF-14) ex-PG-122
USS Annapolis (PF-15) ex-PG-123
USS Bangor (PF-16) ex-PG-124
USS Key West (PF-17) ex-PG-125
USS Alexandria (PF-18) ex-PG-126
USS Huron (PF-19) ex-PG-127
USS Gulfport (PF-20) ex-PG-128
USS Bayonne (PF-21) ex-PG-129
USS Gloucester (PF-22) ex-PG-130
USS Shreveport (PF-23) ex-PG-131
USS Muskegon (PF-24) ex-PG-132
USS Charlottesville (PF-25) ex-PG-133
USS Poughkeepsie (PF-26) ex-PG-134
USS Newport (PF-27) ex-PG-135
USS Emporia (PF-28) ex-PG-136
USS Groton (PF-29) ex-PG-137
USS Hingham (PF-30) ex-PG-138
USS Grand Rapids (PF-31) ex-PG-139
USS Woonsocket (PF-32) ex-PG-140
USS Dearborn (PF-33) ex-Toledo, ex-PG-141
USS Long Beach (PF-34) ex-PG-142
USS Belfast (PF-35) ex-PG-143
USS Glendale (PF-36) ex-PG-144
USS San Pedro (PF-37) ex-PG-145
USS Coronado (PF-38) ex-PG-146
USS Ogden (PF-39) ex-PG-147
USS Eugene (PF-40) ex-PG-148
USS El Paso (PF-41) ex-PG-149
USS Van Buren (PF-42) ex-PG-150
USS Orange (PF-43) ex-PG-151
USS Corpus Christi (PF-44) ex-PG-152
USS Hutchinson (PF-45) ex-PG-153
USS Bisbee (PF-46) ex-PG-154
USS Gallup (PF-47) ex-PG-155
USS Rockford (PF-48) ex-PG-156
USS Muskogee (PF-49) ex-PG-157
USS Carson City (PF-50) ex-PG-158
USS Burlington (PF-51) ex-PG-159
USS Allentown (PF-52) ex-PG-160
USS Machias (PF-53) ex-PG-161
USS Sandusky (PF-54) ex-PG-162
USS Bath (PF-55) ex-PG-163
USS Covington (PF-56) ex-PG-164
USS Sheboygan (PF-57) ex-PG-165
USS Abilene (PF-58) ex-Bridgeport, ex-PG-166
USS Beaufort (PF-59) ex-PG-167
USS Charlotte (PF-60) ex-PG-168
USS Manitowoc (PF-61) ex-PG-169
USS Gladwyne (PF-62) ex-Worcester, ex-PG-170
USS Moberly (PF-63) ex-Scranton, ex-PG-171
USS Knoxville (PF-64) ex-PG-172
USS Uniontown (PF-65) ex-PG-173
USS Reading (PF-66) ex-PG-174
USS Peoria (PF-67) ex-PG-175
USS Brunswick (PF-68) ex-PG-176
USS Davenport (PF-69) ex-PG-177
USS Evansville (PF-70) ex-PG-178
USS New Bedford (PF-71) ex-PG-179
USS Hallowell (PF-72) ex-Machias, ex-PG-180 to U.K. as HMS Anguilla (K500)
USS Hamond (PF-73) ex-PG-181 to UK as HMS Antigua (K501)
USS Hargood (PF-74) ex-PG-182 to UK as HMS Ascension (K502)
USS Hotham (PF-75) ex-PG-183 to UK as HMS Bahamas (K503)
USS Halstead (PF-76) ex-PG-184 to UK as HMS Barbados (K504)
USS Hannam (PF-77) ex-PG-185 to UK as HMS Caicos (K505)
USS Harland (PF-78) ex-PG-186 to UK as HMS Cayman (K506)
USS Harman (PF-79) ex-PG-187 to UK as HMS Dominica (K507)
USS Harvey (PF-80) ex-PG-188 to UK as HMS Gold Coast (K584)
USS Holmes (PF-81) ex-PG-189 to UK as HMS Hong Kong (K585)
USS Hornby (PF-82) ex-PG-190 to UK as HMS Montserrat (K586)
USS Hoste (PF-83) ex-PG-191 to UK as HMS Nyasaland (K587)
USS Howett (PF-84) ex-PG-192 to UK as HMS Papua (K588)
USS Pilford (PF-85) ex-PG-193 to UK as HMS Pitcairn (K589)
USS St. Helena (PF-86) ex-Pasley to UK as HMS St. Helena (K590)
USS Patton (PF-87) ex-PG-195 to UK as HMS Sarawak (K591)
USS Pearl (PF-88) ex-PG-196 to UK as HMS Seychelles (K592)
USS Phillimore (PF-89) ex-PG-197 to UK as HMS Sierra Leone (K593)
USS Popham (PF-90) ex-PG-198 to UK as HMS Somaliland (K594)
USS Tortola (PF-91) ex-Peyton to UK as HMS Tortola (K595)
USS Zanzibar (PF-92) ex-Prowse to UK as HMS Zanzibar (K596)
USS Lorain (PF-93) ex-Roanoke (PG-201)
USS Milledgeville (PF-94) ex-Sitka, ex-PG-202
USS Stamford (PF-95) ex-PG-203, Construction cancelled December 31, 1943
USS Macon (PF-96) ex-PG-204 Construction cancelled December 31, 1943
USS Lorain (PF-97) ex-Vallejo (PG-205) Contract cancelled January 11, 1944
USS Milledgeville (PF-98) ex-PG-206 Construction cancelled December 31, 1943
USS Orlando (PF-99) ex-PG-207
USS Racine (PF-100) ex-PG-208
USS Greensboro (PF-101) ex-PG-209
USS Forsyth (PF-102) ex-PG-210

Bayandor class

USS PF-103 to Iran as Bayandor (F 25)
USS PF-104 to Iran as Naghdi (F 25)(F 26)
USS PF-105 to Iran as Milanian (F 27)
USS PF-106 to Iran as Kahnamuie (F 28)

Tapi class

USS PF-107 to Thailand as Tapi (PF 5)
USS PF-108 to Thailand as Khirirat (PF 6)

Patrol gunboat (PG) edit

USS Yorktown (PG-1)
USS Petrel (PG-2)
USS Concord (PG-3)
USS Bennington (PG-4)
USS Machias (PG-5)
USS Castine (PG-6)
USS Nashville (PG-7)
USS Wilmington (PG-8), later IX-30
USS Helena (PG-9)
USS Annapolis (PG-10), later IX-1
USS Vicksburg (PG-11)
USS Newport (PG-12), later IX-19
USS Princeton (PG-13)
USS Wheeling (PG-14), later IX-28
USS Marietta (PG-15)
USS Palos (PG-16), later PR-1
USS Dubuque (PG-17), ex-AG-6, IX-9
USS Paducah (PG-18), ex-AG-7, IX-23
USS Sacramento (PG-19)
USS Monocacy (PG-20), later PR-2
USS Asheville (PG-21)
USS Tulsa (PG-22), later Tacloban
USS Nantucket (PG-23), ex-Rockport, later IX-18
USS Dolphin (PG-24)
USS Marblehead (PG-27) ex-C-11
USS Denver (PG-28), ex-C-14, later CL-16
USS Des Moines (PG-29), ex-C-15, later CL-17
USS Chattanooga (PG-30), ex-C-16, later CL-18
USS Galveston (PG-31), ex-C-17, later CL-19
USS Tacoma (PG-32), ex-C-18, later CL-20
USS Cleveland (PG-33), ex-C-19, later CL-21
USS New Orleans (PG-34), later CL-22
USS Topeka (PG-35), later IX-35
USS Albany (PG-36), later CL-23
USS Elcano (PG-38)
USS Pampanga (PG-39)
USS Quiros (PG-40)
USS Samar (PG-41)
USS Villalobos (PG-42)
USS Guam (PG-43), later PR-3
USS Tutuila (PG-44), later PR-4
USS Panay (PG-45), later PR-5
USS Oahu (PG-46), later PR-6
USS Luzon (PG-47), later PR-7
USS Mindanao (PG-48), later PR-8
USS Fulton (PG-49), ex-AS-1
USS Erie (PG-50)
USS Charleston (PG-51)
USS Niagara (PG-52), ex-CMc-2, later AGP-1
USS Vixen (PG-53)
USS St. Augustine (PG-54)
USS Jamestown (PG-55), later AGP-3
USS Williamsburg (PG-56), later AGC-369
USS Plymouth (PG-57), sunk by torpedo 5 August 1943
USS Hilo (PG-58), later AGP-2
USS San Bernardino (PG-59)
USS Beaumont (PG-60)
USS Dauntless (PG-61)
USS Temptress (PG-62) ex-HMS Veronica (K37)
USS Surprise (PG-63) ex-HMS Heliotrope (K03)
USS Spry (PG-64) ex-HMS Hibiscus (K24)
USS Saucy (PG-65) ex-HMS Arabis (K73), renamed HMS Snapdragon on return
USS Restless (PG-66) ex-HMS Periwinkle (K55)
USS Ready (PG-67) ex-HMS Calendula (K28)
USS Impulse (PG-68) ex-HMS Begonia (K66)
USS Fury (PG-69) ex-HMS Larkspur (K82)
USS Courage (PG-70) ex-HMS Heartsease (K15)
USS Tenacity (PG-71) ex-HMS Candytuft (K09)
USS Nourmahal (PG-72)
USS Natchez (PG-85) ex-SP-159, later AGS-3
USS Action (PG-86) ex-HMS Comfrey (K277)
USS Alacrity (PG-87) ex-HMS Cornel (K278)
USS Beacon (PG-88) ex-HMS Dittany (K279)
USS Brisk (PG-89) ex-HMS Flax (K284)
USS Caprice (PG-90) to UK as HMS Honesty (K285)
USS Clash (PG-91) to UK as HMS Linaria (K282)
USS Haste (PG-92) ex HMS Mandrake (K287)
USS Intensity (PG-93) formerly HMS Milfoil (K288)
USS Might (PG-94) ex-HMS Musk (K289)
USS Pert (PG-95) ex-HMS Nepeta (K290)
USS Prudent (PG-96) ex-HMS Privet (K291)
USS Splendor (PG-97) to UK as HMS Rosebay (K286)
USS Tact (PG-98) to UK as HMS Smilax (K280)
USS Vim (PG-99) to UK as HMS Statice (K281)
USS Vitality (PG-100) to UK as HMS Willowherb (K283)
USS Asheville (PG-101), later PF-1
USS Natchez (PG-102), later PF-2
PG-103 to UK as HMS Barle (K298)
PG-104 to UK as HMS Cuckmeree (K299)
USS Danville (PG-105) to UK as HMS Evenrode (K300)
PG-106 to UK as HMS Findhorn (K301)
PG-107 to UK as HMS Inver (K302)
PG-108 to UK as HMS Lossie (K303)
PG-109 to UK as HMS Parret (K304)
USS Shiel (PG-110) to UK as HMS Shiel (K305)

Tacoma class

USS Tacoma (PG-111), later PF-3
USS Sausalito (PG-112), later PF-4
USS Hoquiam (PG-113), later PF-5
USS Pasco (PG-114), later PF-6
USS Albuquerque (PG-115), later PF-7
USS Everett (PG-116), later PF-8
USS Pocatello (PG-117), later PF-9
USS Brownsville (PG-118), later PF-10
USS Grand Forks (PG-119), later PF-11
USS Casper (PG-120), later PF-12
USS Pueblo (PG-121), later PF-13
USS Grand Island (PG-122), later PF-14
USS Annapolis (PG-123), later PF-15
USS Bangor (PG-124), later PF-16
USS Key West (PG-125), later PF-17
USS Alexandria (PG-126), later PF-18
USS Huron (PG-127), later PF-19
USS Gulfport (PG-128), later PF-20
USS Bayonne (PG-129), later PF-21
USS Gloucester (PG-130), later PF-22
USS Shreveport (PG-131), later PF-23
USS Muskegon (PG-132), later PF-24
USS Charlottesville (PG-133), later PF-25
USS Poughkeepsie (PG-134), later PF-26
USS Newport (PG-135), later PF-27
USS Emporia (PG-136), later PF-28
USS Groton (PG-137), later PF-29
USS Hingham (PG-138), later PF-30
USS Grand Rapids (PG-139), later PF-31
USS Woonsocket (PG-140), later PF-32
USS Dearborn (PG-141), later PF-33
USS Long Beach (PG-142), later PF-34
USS Belfast (PG-143), later PF-35
USS Glendale (PG-144), later PF-36
USS San Pedro (PG-145), later PF-37
USS Coronado (PG-146), later PF-38
USS Ogden (PG-147), later PF-39
USS Eugene (PG-148), later PF-40
USS El Paso (PG-149), later PF-41
USS Van Buren (PG-150), later PF-42
USS Orange (PG-151), later PF-43
PG-152, later USS Corpus Christi (PF-44)
USS Hutchinson (PG-153), later PF-45
USS Bisbee (PG-154), later PF-46
USS Gallup (PG-155), later PF-47
USS Rockford (PG-156), later PF-48
USS Muskogee (PG-157), later PF-49
USS Carson City (PG-158), later PF-50
USS Burlington (PG-159), later PF-51
USS Allentown (PG-160), later PF-52
USS Machias (PG-161), later PF-53
USS Sandusky (PG-162), later PF-54
USS Bath (PG-163), later PF-55
USS Covington (PG-164), later PF-56
USS Sheboygan (PG-165), later PF-57
USS Abilene (PG-166), later PF-58
USS Beaufort (PG-167), later PF-59
USS Charlotte (PG-168), later PF-60
USS Manitowoc (PG-169), later PF-61
USS Gladwyne (PG-170), later PF-62
USS Moberly (PG-171), later PF-63
USS Knoxville (PG-172), later PF-64
USS Chattanooga (PG-173), later PF-65
USS Reading (PG-174), later PF-66
USS Peoria (PG-175), later PF-67
USS Brunswick (PG-176), later PF-68
USS Davenport (PG-177), later PF-69
USS Evansville (PG-178), later PF-70
USS New Bedford (PG-179), later PF-71
PG-180, later PF-72; to UK as HMS Anguilla (K500)
PG-181, later PF-73; to UK as HMS Antigua (K501)
PG-182, later PF-74; to UK as HMS Ascension (K502)
PG-183, later PF-75; to UK as HMS Bahamas (K503)
PG-184, later PF-76; to UK as HMS Barbados (K504)
PG-185, later PF-77; to UK as HMS Caicos (K505)
PG-186, later PF-78; to UK as HMS Cayman (K506)
PG-187, later PF-79; to UK as HMS Dominica (K507)
PG-188, later PF-80; to UK as HMS Gold Coast (K584) (later HMS Labuan)
PG-189, later PF-81; to UK as HMS Hong Kong (K585) (later HMS Tobago)
PG-190, later PF-82; to UK as HMS Montserrat (K586)
PG-191, later PF-83; to UK as HMS Nyasaland (K587)
PG-192, later PF-84; to UK as HMS Papua (K588)
PG-193, later PF-85; to UK as HMS Pitcairn (K589)
PG-194, later PF-86; to UK as HMS St. Helena (K590)
PG-195, later PF-87; to UK as HMS Sarawak (K591)
PG-196, later PF-88; to UK as HMS Seychelles (K592)
PG-197, later PF-89; to UK as HMS Sierra Leone (K593) (later HMS Perim)
PG-198, later PF-90; to UK as HMS Somaliland (K594)
PG-199, later PF-91; to UK as HMS Tortola (K595)
PG-200, later PF-92; to UK as HMS Zanzibar (K596)
USS Roanoke (PG-201), later PF-93
USS Milledgeville (PG-202), later PF-94
PG-203, later PF-95; cancelled 31 December 1943
PG-204, later PF-96; cancelled 31 December 1943
USS Vallejo (PG-205), later PF-97; cancelled 11 January 1944
PG-206, later PF-98; cancelled 31 December 1943
USS Orlando (PG-207), later PF-99
USS Racine (PG-208), later PF-100
USS Greensboro (PG-209), later PF-101
USS Forsyth (PG-210), later PF-102

Patrol motor gunboat (PGM) edit

USS PGM-1 ex-SC-644
USS PGM-2 ex-SC-757
USS PGM-3 ex-SC-1035
USS PGM-4 ex-SC-1053
USS PGM-5 ex-SC-1056
USS PGM-6 ex-SC-1071
USS PGM-7 ex-SC-1072
USS PGM-8 ex-SC-1366
USS PGM-9 ex-PC-1548, wrecked by Typhoon Louise Okinawa October 1945, no fatalities
USS PGM-10 ex-PC-805
USS PGM-11 ex-PC-806
USS PGM-12 ex-PC-1088
USS PGM-13 ex-PC-1089
USS PGM-14 ex-PC-1090
USS PGM-15 ex-PC-1091
USS PGM-16 ex-PC-1148
USS PGM-17 ex-PC-1189
USS PGM-18 ex-PC-1255, sunk by mine 7 April 1945, 13 killed or missing
USS PGM-19 ex-PC-1550
USS PGM-20 ex-PC-1551
USS PGM-21 ex-PC-1552
USS PGM-22 ex-PC-1553
USS PGM-23 ex-PC-1554
USS PGM-24 ex-PC-1555
USS PGM-25 ex-PC-1556
USS PGM-26 ex-PC-1557
USS PGM-27 ex-PC-1558
USS PGM-28 ex-PC-1559
USS PGM-29 ex-PC-1565
USS PGM-30 ex-PC-1566
USS PGM-31 ex-PC-1567
USS PGM-32 ex-PC-1568
USS PGM-33 to the Philippines as Camarines (PG 48)
USS PGM-34 to the Philippines as Sulu (PG 49)
USS PGM-35 to the Philippines as La Union (PG 50)
USS PGM-36 to the Philippines as Antique (PG 51)
USS PGM-37 to the Philippines as Masbate (PG 52)
USS PGM-38 to the Philippines as Mismamis Occidental (PG 53)
USS PGM-39 to the Philippines as Agusan (G 61)
USS PGM-40 to the Philippines as Catanduanes (G 62)
USS PGM-41 to the Philippines as Romblon (G 63)
USS PGM-42 to the Philippines as Palawan (G 64)
USS PGM-43 to Burma as PGM-401
USS PGM-44 to Burma as PGM-402
USS PGM-45 to Burma as PGM-403
USS PGM-46 to Burma as PGM-404
USS PGM-47 to Denmark as Daphne (P 530)
USS PGM-48 to Denmark as Havmanden (P 532)
USS PGM-49 to Denmark as Najaden (P 534)
USS PGM-50 to Denmark as Neptun (P 536)
USS PGM-51 to Burma as PGM-405
USS PGM-52 to Burma as PGM-406
USS PGM-53 to Ethiopia as PC-13
USS PGM-54 to Ethiopia as PC-14
USS PGM-55 to Indonesia as Bentang Silungkang (P 572)
USS PGM-56 to Indonesia as Bentang Waitatiri (P 571)
USS PGM-57 to Indonesia as Bentang Kalukuang (P 570)
USS PGM-58 to Ethiopia as PC-15
USS PGM-59 to South Vietnam as Kim Qui (HQ 605)
USS PGM-60 to South Vietnam as May Rut (HQ 606)
USS PGM-61 to South Vietnam as Nam Du (HQ 607)
USS PGM-62 to South Vietnam as Hoa Lu (HQ 608)
USS PGM-63 to South Vietnam as To Yen (HQ 609)
USS PGM-64 to South Vietnam as Phu Du (HQ 600)
USS PGM-65 to South Vietnam as Tien Moi (HQ 601)
USS PGM-66 to South Vietnam as Minh Hoa (HQ 602)
USS PGM-67 to South Vietnam as Kien Vang (HQ 603)
USS PGM-68 to South Vietnam as Keo Ngua (HQ 604)
USS PGM-69 to South Vietnam as Dienh Hai (HQ 610)
USS PGM-70 to South Vietnam as Truong Sa (HQ 611)
USS PGM-71 to Thailand as T-11
USS PGM-72 to South Vietnam as Thai Binh (HQ 612)
USS PGM-73 to South Vietnam as Thi Tu (HQ 613)
USS PGM-74 to South Vietnam as Song Tu (HQ 614)
USS PGM-75 to Ecuador as Quito (LC 71)
USS PGM-76 to Ecuador as Guayaquil (LC 72)
USS PGM-77 to the Dominican Republic as Betelgeuse (GC 102)
USS PGM-78 to Peru as Rio Sama (PC 11)
USS PGM-79 to Thailand as T-12
USS PGM-80 to South Vietnam as Tat Sa (HQ 615)
USS PGM-81 to South Vietnam as Phu Quoi (HQ 617)
USS PGM-82 to South Vietnam as Hoang Sa (HQ 616)
PGM-83 to South Vietnam as Hon Troc (HQ 618) Escaped to the Philippines in 1976
USS PGM-91 to South Vietnam as Tho Chau (HQ 619)

Asheville class

Other classes

USS PGM-102 to Liberia as Alert
USS PGM-103 to Iran as Parvan (PGM 211)
USS PGM-104 to Turkey as AB-21
USS PGM-105 to Turkey as AB-22
USS PGM-106 to Turkey as AB-23
USS PGM-107 to Thailand as T-13
USS PGM-108 to Turkey as AB-24
USS PGM-109 to Brazil as Piratini (P 10)
USS PGM-110 to Brazil as Piraja (P 11)
USS PGM-111 to Peru as Rio Chira (PC 12)
USS PGM-112 to Iran as Bahram (PGM 212)
USS PGM-113 to Thailand as T-14
USS PGM-114 to Thailand as T-15
USS PGM-115 to Thailand as T-16
USS PGM-116 to Thailand as T-17
USS PGM-117 to Thailand as T-18
USS PGM-118 to Brazil as Pampeio (P 12)
USS PGM-119 to Brazil as Parati (P 13)
USS PGM-120 to Brazil as Penedo (P 14)
USS PGM-121 to Brazil as Poti (P 15)
USS PGM-122 to Iran as Nahid (PGM 213)
USS PGM-123 to Thailand as T-19
USS PGM-124 to Thailand as T-20

Patrol river gunboat (PR) edit

All built in Shanghai to serve on the Yangtze Patrol.

USS Palos (PR-1), ex-PG-16
USS Monacacy (PR-2), ex-PG-20
USS Wake (PR-3), ex-Guam (PG-43), captured by Japan 8 December 1941
USS Tutuila (PR-4), ex-PG-44
USS Panay (PR-5), ex-PG-45, sunk by Japanese aircraft 12 December 1937, 4 killed
USS Oahu (PR-6), ex-PG-46, sunk by Japanese gunfire, Corregidor, 5 May 1942
USS Luzon (PR-7), ex-PG-47, scuttled 6 May 1942 in Manila Bay
USS Mindanao (PR-8), ex-PG-48, scuttled 2 May 1942 in Manila Bay

Patrol torpedo boat (PT) edit

Patrol yacht (PY) edit

By hull number

USS Mayflower (PY-1)
USS Hawk (PY-2)
USS Scorpion (PY-3)
USS Vixen (PY-4)
USS Sylph (PY-5)
USS Nokomis (PY-6), ex-SP-609
USS Aramis (PY-7), ex-SP-418
USS Dispatch (PY-8)
USS Niagara (PY-9), ex-SP-136
USS Isabel (PY-10), ex-SP-521
USS Sylph (PY-12)
USS Siren (PY-13)
USS Argus (PY-14)
USS Coral (PY-15), ex-SP-543
USS Zircon (PY-16)
USS Jade (PY-17)
USS Turquoise (PY-18)
USS Carnelian (PY-19)
USS Tourmaline (PY-20)
USS Ruby (PY-21)
USS Azurlite (PY-22)
USS Beryl (PY-23)
USS Almandite (PY-24)
USS Crystal (PY-25)
USS Cythera (PY-26), ex-SP-575
USS Girasol (PY-27)
USS Marcasite (PY-28)
USS Mizpah (PY-29)
USS Hydrographer (PY-30)
USS Cythera (PY-31)
USS Southern Seas (PY-32), wrecked by Typhoon Louise Okinawa October 1945

By name

Patrol yacht, coastal (PYc) edit

By hull number

USS Emerald (PYc-1)
USS Sapphire (PYc-2)
USS Amethyst (PYc-3)
USS Agate (PYc-4) ex-AM-78
USS Onyx (PYc-5)
USS Amber (PYc-6)
USS Aquamarine (PYc-7)
USS Opal (PYc-8) ex-Coronet
USS Moonstone (PYc-9)
USS Topaz (PYc-10)
USS Andradite (PYc-11)
USS Sardonyx (PYc-12)
USS Jasper (PYc-13)
USS Truant (PYc-14)
USS Garnet (PYc-15)
USS Chalcedony (PYc-16)
USS Pyrope (PYc-17)
USS Peridot (PYc-18)
USS Rhodolite (PYc-19)
USS Jet (PYc-20)
USS Alabaster (PYc-21)
USS Olivin (PYc-22)
USS Sard (PYc-23)
USS Phenakite (PYc-25), ex-SP-192
USS Cymophane (PYc-26)
USS Colleen (PYc-27)
USS Ability (PYc-28)
USS Gallant (PYc-29)
USS Vagrant (PYc-30) ex-YP-258
USS Lash (PYc-31)
USS Tourist (PYc-32), later YAG-14
USS Brave (PYc-34), later YP-425^[10]
USS Felicia (PYc-35)
USS Paragon (PYc-36)
USS Mentor (PYc-37)
USS Carolita (PYc-38)
USS Marnell (PYc-39)
USS Captor (PYc-40) ex-AM 132, Q-ship (armed decoy)
USS Iolite (PYc-41)
USS Leader (PYc-42)
USS Sea Scout (PYc-43)
USS Perseverance (PYc-44)
USS Black Douglas (PYc-45) ex-IX-55
USS Impetuous (PYc-46) ex-PC-454
USS Patriot (PYc-47) ex-PC-455
USS Persistent (PYc-48) ex-PC-456
USS Retort (PYc-49) ex-PC-458
USS Sturdy (PYc-50) ex-PC-460
USS Valiant (PYc-51) ex-PC-509
USS Venture (PYc-52) ex-PC-826

By name

USS Ability (PYc-28)
USS Agate (PYc-4) ex-AM-78
USS Alabaster (PYc-21)
USS Amber (PYc-6)
USS Amethyst (PYc-3)
USS Andradite (PYc-11)
USS Aquamarine (PYc-7)
USS Black Douglas (PYc-45) ex-IX-55
USS Brave (PYc-34), later YP-425^[10]
USS Captor (PYc-40) ex-AM 132, Q-ship (armed decoy)
USS Carolita (PYc-38)
USS Chalcedony (PYc-16)
USS Colleen (PYc-27)
USS Cymophane (PYc-26)
USS Emerald (PYc-1)
USS Felicia (PYc-35)
USS Gallant (PYc-29)
USS Garnet (PYc-15)
USS Impetuous (PYc-46) ex-PC-454
USS Iolite (PYc-41)
USS Jasper (PYc-13)
USS Jet (PYc-20)
USS Lash (PYc-31)
USS Leader (PYc-42)
USS Marnell (PYc-39)
USS Mentor (PYc-37)
USS Moonstone (PYc-9)
USS Olivin (PYc-22)
USS Onyx (PYc-5)
USS Opal (PYc-8) ex-Coronet
USS Paragon (PYc-36)
USS Patriot (PYc-47) ex-PC-455
USS Peridot (PYc-18)
USS Perseverance (PYc-44)
USS Persistent (PYc-48) ex-PC-456
USS Phenakite (PYc-25)
USS Pyrope (PYc-17)
USS Retort (PYc-49) ex-PC-458
USS Rhodolite (PYc-19)
USS Sard (PYc-23)
USS Sardonyx (PYc-12)
USS Sapphire (PYc-2)
USS Sea Scout (PYc-43)
USS Sturdy (PYc-50) ex-PC-460
USS Topaz (PYc-10)
USS Tourist (PYc-32), later YAG-14
USS Truant (PYc-14)
USS Valiant (PYc-51) ex-PC-509
USS Vagrant (PYc-30) ex-YP-258
USS Venture (PYc-52) ex-PC-826

Submarine chaser (SC) edit

These submarine chasers were 110 feet long and used the SC designation. The large missing sections of numbers in designation for the most part come from sharing the same number set as the other bigger 173 foot subchasers that used the PC designation.

SC-1 class (SC-1 to SC-448) edit

USS SC-1
USS SC-2
USS SC-3
USS SC-4
SC-5 built for France
USS SC-6
SC-7 built for France
USS SC-8
SC-9 built for France
SC-10 built for France
SC-11 built for France
SC-12 built for France
SC-13 built for France
SC-14 built for France
SC-15 built for France
SC-16 built for France
USS SC-17
USS SC-18
USS SC-19
USS SC-20
USS SC-21
USS SC-22
USS SC-23
USS SC-24
USS SC-25
USS SC-26
USS SC-27
SC-28 built for France
SC-29 built for France
SC-30 built for France
SC-31 built for France
SC-32 built for France
SC-33 built for France
USS SC-34
USS SC-35
USS SC-36
USS SC-37
USS SC-38
USS SC-39
USS SC-40
USS SC-41
USS SC-42
USS SC-43
USS SC-44
USS SC-45
USS SC-46
USS SC-47
USS SC-48
USS SC-49
USS SC-50
USS SC-51
USS SC-52
USS SC-53
USS SC-54
USS SC-55
USS SC-56
USS SC-57
USS SC-58
USS SC-59
USS SC-60
USS SC-61
USS SC-62
USS SC-63
USS SC-64 reclassified YW-97
SC-65 built for France
SC-66 built for France
SC-67 built for France
USS SC-68
USS SC-69
USS SC-70
USS SC-71
USS SC-72
USS SC-73
USS SC-74
SC-75 built for France
SC-76 built for France
USS SC-77
USS SC-78
USS SC-79
USS SC-80
USS SC-81
USS SC-82
USS SC-83
USS SC-84
USS SC-85
USS SC-86
USS SC-87
USS SC-88
USS SC-89
USS SC-90
USS SC-91
USS SC-92
USS SC-93
USS SC-94
USS SC-95
USS SC-96
USS SC-97
USS SC-98
USS SC-99
USS SC-100
USS SC-101
USS SC-102
USS SC-103
USS SC-104
USS SC-105
USS SC-106
USS SC-107
USS SC-108
USS SC-109
USS SC-110
USS SC-111
USS SC-112
USS SC-113
USS SC-114
USS SC-115
USS SC-116
USS SC-117
USS SC-118
USS SC-119
USS SC-120
USS SC-121
USS SC-122
USS SC-123
USS SC-124
USS SC-125
USS SC-126
USS SC-127
USS SC-128
USS SC-129
USS SC-130
USS SC-131
USS SC-132
USS SC-133
USS SC-134
USS SC-135
USS SC-136
USS SC-137
USS SC-138
USS SC-139
USS SC-140
USS SC-141
USS SC-142
USS SC-143
USS SC-144
USS SC-145
USS SC-146
USS SC-147
USS SC-148
USS SC-149
USS SC-150
USS SC-151
USS SC-152
USS SC-153
USS SC-154
USS SC-155
USS SC-156
USS SC-157
USS SC-158
USS SC-159
USS SC-160
USS SC-161
USS SC-162
USS SC-163
USS SC-164
USS SC-165
USS SC-166
USS SC-167
USS SC-168
USS SC-169
USS SC-170
USS SC-171
USS SC-172
USS SC-173
USS SC-174
USS SC-175
USS SC-176
USS SC-177
USS SC-178
USS SC-179
USS SC-180
USS SC-181
USS SC-182
USS SC-183
USS SC-184
USS SC-185
USS SC-186
USS SC-187
USS SC-188
USS SC-189
USS SC-190
USS SC-191
USS SC-192
USS SC-193
USS SC-194
USS SC-195
USS SC-196
USS SC-197
USS SC-198
USS SC-199
USS SC-200
USS SC-201
USS SC-202
USS SC-203
USS SC-204
USS SC-205
USS SC-206
USS SC-207
USS SC-208
USS SC-209
USS SC-210
USS SC-211
USS SC-212
USS SC-213
USS SC-214
USS SC-215
USS SC-216
USS SC-217
USS SC-218
USS SC-219
USS SC-220
USS SC-221
USS SC-222
USS SC-223
USS SC-224
USS SC-225
USS SC-226
USS SC-227
USS SC-228
USS SC-229
USS SC-230
USS SC-231
USS SC-232
USS SC-233
USS SC-234
USS SC-235
USS SC-236
USS SC-237
USS SC-238
USS SC-239
USS SC-240
USS SC-241
USS SC-242
USS SC-243
USS SC-244
USS SC-245
USS SC-246
USS SC-247
USS SC-248
USS SC-249
USS SC-250
USS SC-251
USS SC-252
USS SC-253
USS SC-254
USS SC-255
USS SC-256
USS SC-257
USS SC-258
USS SC-259
USS SC-260
USS SC-261
USS SC-262
USS SC-263
USS SC-264
USS SC-265
USS SC-266
USS SC-267
USS SC-268
USS SC-269
USS SC-270
USS SC-271
USS SC-272
USS SC-273
USS SC-274
USS SC-275
USS SC-276
USS SC-277
USS SC-278
USS SC-279
USS SC-280
USS SC-281
USS SC-282
USS SC-283
USS SC-284
USS SC-285
USS SC-286
USS SC-287
USS SC-288
USS SC-289
USS SC-290
USS SC-291
USS SC-292 1920 sold commercial becoming Trawler "Chief Seattle" ^[11]
USS SC-293 1920 sold commercial becoming Trawler "George L. Harvey" ^[11]
USS SC-294
USS SC-295
USS SC-296
USS SC-297
USS SC-298
USS SC-299
USS SC-300 1920 sold commercial becoming Trawler "Joseph Kildall" ^[11]
USS SC-301
USS SC-302
USS SC-303
USS SC-304
USS SC-305
USS SC-306
USS SC-307
USS SC-308
USS SC-309
USS SC-310
USS SC-311
USS SC-312
SC-313 built for France
SC-314 built for France
SC-315 built for France
SC-316 built for France
USS SC-317
SC-318 built for France
SC-319 built for France
USS SC-320
USS SC-321
USS SC-322
USS SC-323
USS SC-324
USS SC-325
USS SC-326
USS SC-327
USS SC-328
USS SC-329
USS SC-330
USS SC-331
USS SC-332
USS SC-333
USS SC-334
USS SC-335
USS SC-336
USS SC-337
USS SC-338
USS SC-339
USS SC-340
USS SC-341
USS SC-342
USS SC-343
USS SC-344
USS SC-345
USS SC-346
SC-347 built for France
SC-348 built for France
USS SC-349
SC-350 built for France
USS SC-351
USS SC-352
USS SC-353
USS SC-354
USS SC-355
USS SC-356
SC-357 to SC-369 built for France
USS SC-370 later to France as FS C-14
SC-371 to SC-387 built for France
USS SC-388 later to France as FS C-28
SC-389 to SC-402 built for France
USS SC-403 later to France as FS C-97
SC-404 built for France
USS SC-405 later to France as FS C-99
SC-406 built for France
USS SC-407
USS SC-408
USS SC-409
USS SC-410
USS SC-411
USS SC-412
USS SC-413
USS SC-414
USS SC-415
USS SC-416
USS SC-417
USS SC-418
USS SC-419
USS SC-420
USS SC-421
USS SC-422
USS SC-423
USS SC-424
USS SC-425
USS SC-426
USS SC-427
USS SC-428
USS SC-429
USS SC-430
USS SC-431
USS SC-432
USS SC-433
USS SC-434
USS SC-435
USS SC-436
USS SC-437
USS SC-438
USS SC-439
USS SC-440
USS SC-441
USS SC-442
USS SC-443
USS SC-444
USS SC-445
USS SC-446
USS SC-447
USS SC-448

SC 497 class edit

SC-497 class

Mainly SC-497 to 775, SC-977 to 1076, SC-1267 to 1367, SC-1474 to 1626. Also several were modified to be SCC's a command versions.

USS SC-497
USS SC-498
USS SC-499
USS SC-500
USS SC-501 ex-PC-501, later Racer (IX-100)
USS SC-502
USS SC-503
USS SC-504
USS SC-505
USS SC-506
USS SC-507
USS SC-508

509 and 510 used by PC submarine chasers

USS SC-511
USS SC-512
USS SC-513
USS SC-514
USS SC-515
USS SC-516
USS SC-517
USS SC-518
USS SC-519
USS SC-520
USS SC-521, foundered 10 July 1945 off Santa Cruz, Solomon Islands
USS SC-522

523 used by PC submarine chaser

USS SC-524
USS SC-525
USS SC-526
USS SC-527
USS SC-528
USS SC-529
USS SC-530
USS SC-531
USS SC-532
USS SC-533
USS SC-534
USS SC-535
USS SC-536
USS SC-537
USS SC-538
USS SC-539
USS SC-540
USS SC-541
USS SC-542
USS SC-543
USS SC-544
USS SC-545
USS SC-546
USS SC-547
USS SC-548
USS SC-549
USS SC-550
USS SC-551
USS SC-552
USS SC-553
USS SC-554
USS SC-555
USS SC-556
USS SC-557
USS SC-558
USS SC-559
USS SC-560
USS SC-561
USS SC-562
USS SC-563
USS SC-564
USS SC-565
USS SC-566
USS SC-567
USS SC-568
USS SC-569
USS SC-570
USS SC-571
USS SC-572
USS SC-573
USS SC-574
USS SC-575
USS SC-576
USS SC-577
USS SC-578
USS SC-579
USS SC-580
USS SC-581
USS SC-582
USS SC-583
USS SC-584
USS SC-585
USS SC-586
USS SC-587
USS SC-588
USS SC-589
USS SC-590
USS SC-591
USS SC-592
USS SC-593
USS SC-594
USS SC-595
USS SC-596
USS SC-597
USS SC-598
USS SC-599
USS SC-600
USS SC-601
USS SC-602
USS SC-603
USS SC-604
USS SC-605
USS SC-606
USS SC-607
USS SC-608
USS SC-609
USS SC-610
USS SC-611
USS SC-612
USS SC-613
USS SC-614
USS SC-615
USS SC-616
USS SC-617
USS SC-618
USS SC-619
USS SC-620
USS SC-621
USS SC-622
USS SC-623
USS SC-624
USS SC-625
USS SC-626
USS SC-627
USS SC-628
USS SC-629
USS SC-630
USS SC-631
USS SC-632, foundered in Typhoon Ida, Okinawa, 16 September 1945
USS SC-633
USS SC-634
USS SC-635
USS SC-636, foundered in Typhoon Louise, Okinawa, 9 October 1945
USS SC-637
USS SC-638
USS SC-639
USS SC-640
USS SC-641
USS SC-642
USS SC-643
USS SC-644, later PGM-1
USS SC-645
USS SC-646
USS SC-647
USS SC-648
USS SC-649
USS SC-650
USS SC-651
USS SC-652
USS SC-653
USS SC-654
USS SC-655
USS SC-656
USS SC-657
USS SC-658
USS SC-659
USS SC-660
USS SC-661
USS SC-662
USS SC-663
USS SC-664
USS SC-665
USS SC-666
USS SC-667
USS SC-668
USS SC-669
USS SC-670
USS SC-671
USS SC-672
USS SC-673
USS SC-674
USS SC-675
USS SC-676
USS SC-677
USS SC-678
USS SC-679
USS SC-680
USS SC-681
USS SC-682
USS SC-683
USS SC-684
USS SC-685
USS SC-686
USS SC-687
USS SC-688
USS SC-689
USS SC-690
USS SC-691
USS SC-692
USS SC-693
USS SC-694, sunk by aircraft 23 August 1943
USS SC-695
USS SC-696, sunk by aircraft 23 August 1943, 18 killed
USS SC-697
USS SC-698
USS SC-699
USS SC-700
USS SC-701
USS SC-702
USS SC-703
USS SC-704
USS SC-705
USS SC-706
USS SC-707
USS SC-708
USS SC-709
USS SC-710
USS SC-711
USS SC-712
USS SC-713
USS SC-714
USS SC-715
USS SC-716
USS SC-717
USS SC-718
USS SC-719
USS SC-720
USS SC-721
USS SC-722
USS SC-723
USS SC-724
USS SC-725
USS SC-726
USS SC-727
USS SC-728
USS SC-729
USS SC-730
USS SC-731
USS SC-732
USS SC-733
USS SC-734
USS SC-735
USS SC-736
USS SC-737
USS SC-738
USS SC-739
USS SC-740
USS SC-741
USS SC-742
USS SC-743
USS SC-744, sunk by Kamikaze 27 November 1944, 1 killed
USS SC-745
USS SC-746
USS SC-747
USS SC-748
USS SC-749
USS SC-750
USS SC-751
USS SC-752
USS SC-753
USS SC-754
USS SC-755
USS SC-756
USS SC-757, later PGM-2
USS SC-758
USS SC-759
USS SC-760
USS SC-761
USS SC-762
USS SC-763
USS SC-764
USS SC-765
USS SC-766
USS SC-767
USS SC-768
USS SC-769
USS SC-770
USS SC-771
USS SC-772
USS SC-773
USS SC-774
USS SC-775

776-976 used by PC submarine chasers

USS SC-977
USS SC-978
USS SC-979
USS SC-980
USS SC-981
USS SC-982
USS SC-983
USS SC-984
USS SC-985
USS SC-986
USS SC-987
USS SC-988
USS SC-989
USS SC-990
USS SC-991
USS SC-992
USS SC-993
USS SC-994
USS SC-995
USS SC-996
USS SC-997
USS SC-998
USS SC-999
USS SC-1000
USS SC-1001
USS SC-1002
USS SC-1003
USS SC-1004
USS SC-1005
USS SC-1006
USS SC-1007
USS SC-1008
USS SC-1009
USS SC-1010
USS SC-1011
USS SC-1012, grounded by Typhoon Louise, Okinawa, 9 October 1945
USS SC-1013
USS SC-1014
USS SC-1015
USS SC-1016
USS SC-1017
USS SC-1018
USS SC-1019
USS SC-1020
USS SC-1021
USS SC-1022
USS SC-1023
USS SC-1024, sunk in collision 2 March 1943
USS SC-1025
USS SC-1026
USS SC-1027
USS SC-1028
USS SC-1029
USS SC-1030
USS SC-1031
USS SC-1032
USS SC-1033
USS SC-1034
USS SC-1035, later PGM-3
USS SC-1036
USS SC-1037
USS SC-1038
USS SC-1039
USS SC-1040
USS SC-1041
USS SC-1042
USS SC-1043
USS SC-1044
USS SC-1045
USS SC-1046
USS SC-1047
USS SC-1048
USS SC-1049
USS SC-1050
USS SC-1051
USS SC-1052
USS SC-1053, later PGM-4
USS SC-1054, later PGM-5
USS SC-1055
USS SC-1056
USS SC-1057
USS SC-1058
USS SC-1059
USS SC-1060
USS SC-1061
USS SC-1062
USS SC-1063
USS SC-1064
USS SC-1065
USS SC-1066
USS SC-1067
USS SC-1068
USS SC-1069
USS SC-1070
USS SC-1071, later PGM-6
USS SC-1072, later PGM-7
USS SC-1073
USS SC-1074
USS SC-1075
USS SC-1076

1077-1265 used by PC submarine chasers

USS SC-1266
USS SC-1267
USS SC-1268
USS SC-1269
USS SC-1270
USS SC-1271
USS SC-1272
USS SC-1273
USS SC-1274
USS SC-1275
USS SC-1276
USS SC-1277
USS SC-1278
USS SC-1279
USS SC-1280
USS SC-1281
USS SC-1282
USS SC-1283
USS SC-1284
USS SC-1285
USS SC-1286
USS SC-1287
USS SC-1288
USS SC-1289
USS SC-1290
USS SC-1291
USS SC-1292
USS SC-1293
USS SC-1294
USS SC-1295
USS SC-1296
USS SC-1297
USS SC-1298
USS SC-1299
USS SC-1300
USS SC-1301
USS SC-1302
USS SC-1303
USS SC-1304
USS SC-1305
USS SC-1306
USS SC-1307
USS SC-1308
USS SC-1309
USS SC-1310
USS SC-1311
USS SC-1312
USS SC-1313
USS SC-1314
USS SC-1315
USS SC-1316
USS SC-1317
USS SC-1318
USS SC-1319
USS SC-1320
USS SC-1321
USS SC-1322
USS SC-1323
USS SC-1324
USS SC-1325
USS SC-1326
USS SC-1327
USS SC-1328
USS SC-1329
USS SC-1330
USS SC-1331
USS SC-1332
USS SC-1333
USS SC-1334
USS SC-1335
USS SC-1336
USS SC-1337
USS SC-1338
USS SC-1339
USS SC-1340
USS SC-1341
USS SC-1342
USS SC-1343
USS SC-1344
USS SC-1345
USS SC-1346
USS SC-1347
USS SC-1348
USS SC-1349
USS SC-1350
USS SC-1351
USS SC-1352
USS SC-1353
USS SC-1354
USS SC-1355
USS SC-1356
USS SC-1357
USS SC-1358
USS SC-1359
USS SC-1360
USS SC-1361
USS SC-1362
USS SC-1363
USS SC-1364
USS SC-1365
USS SC-1366, later PGM-8
USS SC-1367

SC-1466 to SC-1473 edit

These were British design Fairmile B motor launches built in Canada and loaned to US.

SC-1474 to SC-1626 edit

USS SC-1474 / SCC-1474
USS SC-1475
USS SC-1476
USS SC-1477
USS SC-1478
USS SC-1479
USS SC-1480
USS SC-1481
USS SC-1482
USS SC-1483
USS SC-1484
USS SC-1485
USS SC-1486
USS SC-1487
USS SC-1488
USS SC-1489
USS SC-1490
USS SC-1491
USS SC-1492
USS SC-1493
USS SC-1494
SC-1495 Cancelled 9/17/43
USS SC-1496
USS SC-1497
USS SC-1498
USS SC-1499
USS SC-1500
SC-1501 Cancelled 9/17/43
USS SC-1502
USS SC-1503
USS SC-1504
USS SC-1505
USS SC-1506
USS SC-1507
USS SC-1508
SC-1509 Cancelled 9/17/43
USS SC-1510
USS SC-1511
USS SC-1512
SC-1513 to SC-1516 Cancelled 9/17/43
USS SC-1517
SC-1518 to SC-1520 Cancelled 8/17/43
SC-1521 to SC-1545 Cancelled 8/1/43

(incomplete listing)

World War I section patrol (SP) series edit

Civilian boats and ships were registered during World War I for potential use as section patrol (SP) craft and given "SP" identification numbers in the "ID/SP" numbering series.

Patrol Craft (YP) edit

References edit

Citations edit

^ "Notable U.S. Navy Ships Lost Since World War II". US Naval Institute. Retrieved 13 August 2022.
^ Martin, Edwin J; Rowland, Richard H (April 1, 1982). Castle Series, 1954 (PDF). Washington DC: Defense Nuclear Agency. Kaman Tempo. OCLC 831905820. DNA 6035F.
^ "The Pacific War Online Encyclopedia: Adroit Class, U.S. Fleet Minesweepers". pwencycl.kgbudge.com. Retrieved 22 December 2010.
^ "February 1, 1956". Ethiopia Observer. 1956.
^ Addisalem Mulat (2016-12-11). "Ethiopia's Navy Founder". The Ethiopian Herald. citato in Allafrica.com
^ Friedman, Small Combatants, p. 85
^ Symmes War on the Rivers
^ Friedman, Small Combatants, pp. 91-93
^ Friedman, Small Combatants
^ ^a ^b Naval History And Heritage Command (26 June 2015). "Brave". Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships. Naval History And Heritage Command. Retrieved 1 September 2019.
^ ^a ^b ^c "American Marine Engineer August-September, 1920". National Marine Engineers Beneficial Association of the United States. Retrieved 24 August 2020 – via Haithi Trust.

Sources edit

Friedman, Norman (1987). U.S. Small Combatants: An Illustrated Design History. Annapolis, Maryland: United States Naval Institute. ISBN 978-0870217135.

[USNI_lost-1] "Notable U.S. Navy Ships Lost Since World War II". US Naval Institute. Retrieved 13 August 2022.

[Castle-2] Martin, Edwin J; Rowland, Richard H (April 1, 1982). Castle Series, 1954 (PDF). Washington DC: Defense Nuclear Agency. Kaman Tempo. OCLC 831905820. DNA 6035F.

[3] "The Pacific War Online Encyclopedia: Adroit Class, U.S. Fleet Minesweepers". pwencycl.kgbudge.com. Retrieved 22 December 2010.

[4] "February 1, 1956". Ethiopia Observer. 1956.

[5] Addisalem Mulat (2016-12-11). "Ethiopia's Navy Founder". The Ethiopian Herald. citato in Allafrica.com

[6] Friedman, Small Combatants, p. 85

[7] Symmes War on the Rivers

[8] Friedman, Small Combatants, pp. 91-93

[9] Friedman, Small Combatants

[DANFS_PYc-34-10] Naval History And Heritage Command (26 June 2015). "Brave". Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships. Naval History And Heritage Command. Retrieved 1 September 2019.

[Amer_Marine_Eng-11] "American Marine Engineer August-September, 1920". National Marine Engineers Beneficial Association of the United States. Retrieved 24 August 2020 – via Haithi Trust.

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