This is a list of current ships of the United States Navy. There are approximately 430 ships believed to be in active service with the United States Navy, on reserve, or under construction, based on public reports compiled in this list. The U.S. Navy is the largest in the world; its battle fleet tonnage is greater than that of the next 13 largest navies combined. This list includes both U.S. Navy owned and leased ships; both ships that are formally commissioned and other ships that are used by the U.S. Navy without the ceremony of commissioning. In addition, some planned ships are listed further below.
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 operated by and organized within Military Sealift Command. Those denoted USNS are owned by the US Navy; those denoted by MV are chartered.
There exist a number of former US Navy ships which are museum ships, some of which may be US government owned. One of these, the USS Constitution, a three-masted tall ship, is kept as a commissioned ship of the US Navy (and hence is listed here), as a special commemoration for that ship alone.
Current ships include commissioned warships that are in active service and also warships that are in the later stages of construction or that are undergoing sea trials but which have not yet gone through the ceremony of ship commissioning. Ships in early stages of construction (keel not yet laid down) are not included. Also included as current ships are support ships (usually denoted USNS) and leased ships (usually denoted MV) that are never commissioned but which are part of the effective force of the U.S. Navy.
Current ships[]
(by type)
- Commissioned (USS);
- 1 Afloat forward staging base (*see USS Ponce)
- 11 Aircraft carriers
- 9 Amphibious assault ships
- 2 Amphibious command ships
- 9 Amphibious transport docks
- 53 Attack submarines
- 14 Ballistic missile submarines
- 1 Classic Frigate (*see USS Constitution)
- 22 Cruisers
- 62 Destroyers
- 12 Dock landing ships
- 17 Frigates
- 4 Guided missile submarines
- 3 Littoral combat ships
- 13 Mine countermeasures ships
- 11 Patrol boats
- 2 Submarine tender
- 1 Technical research ship (*see USS Pueblo)
- Non-Commissioned (USNS);
- 1 Ammunition ship
- 1 Cable repair ship
- 5 Cargo ships (5 of 12)
- 14 Dry cargo ships
- 4 Fast combat support ships
- 4 Fleet ocean tugs
- 1 High speed transport
- 2 Hospital ships
- 2 Instrumentation ships
- 2 Joint high speed vessels
- 4 Maritime Prepositioning ship
- 1 Mobile Landing Platform
- 5 Ocean surveillance ships
- 15 Replenishment oilers
- 4 Salvage ships
- 7 Survey ships
- 1 Fuel Tanker (1 of 2)
- 19 Vehicle cargo ships (19 of 56)
- Support (MV, RV - or no prefix);
- 2 Barracks craft
- 2 Cargo ships (2 of 12)
- 3 Container ships
- 2 Dry docks
- 1 Fast sea frame
- 11 Large harbor tugs
- 1 Oceanographic research ship
- 1 Self Defense Test Ship
- 2 Torpedo trials craft
- 6 Tugboats
- 2 Unclassified_Miscellaneous
- Ready Reserve Force ships (MV, SS, GTS);
- 2 Aviation Logistics Support Ships
- 5 Cargo ships (5 of 12)
- 6 Crane ships
- 1 Fuel tanker (1 of 2)
- 37 Vehicle cargo ships (37 of 56)
- Totals;
Commissioned: 247, Non-Commissioned: 92, Support: 33, Ready Reserve: 51. Grand Total: 423
(+13 under construction and 43 planned)
Commissioned[]
Non-commissioned[]
Support[]
Ship Name | Hull No. | Class | Type | Comment |
---|---|---|---|---|
Arco | ARDM-5 | Dry dock | [346] | |
Battle Point | YTT-10 | Cape Flattery | Torpedo trials craft | [347] |
Canonchet | YTB-823 | Natick | Large harbor tug | [348] |
MV Capt. Steven L. Bennett | T-AK-4296 | Capt. Steven L. Bennett | Container ship | [349] |
Defiant | YT-804 | Valiant | Tugboat | [350] |
Dekanawida | YTB-831 | Natick | Large harbor tug | [351] |
Discovery Bay | YTT-11 | Cape Flattery | Torpedo trials craft | [352] |
Keokuk | YTB-771 | Natick | Large harbor tug | [353] |
RV Kilo Moana | T-AGOR-26 | Kilo Moana | Oceanographic research ship | [354] |
Kittanning | YTB-787 | Natick | Large harbor tug | [355] |
Manistee | YTB-782 | Natick | Large harbor tug | [356] |
MV Maj. Bernard F. Fisher | T-AK-4396 | LTC Calvin P. Titus | Container ship | [357] |
Menominee | YT-807 | Valiant | Tugboat | [358] |
Mercer | APL-39 | Barracks craft | [359] | |
Muskegon | YTB-763 | Natick | Large harbor tug | [360] |
Neodesha | IX-540 | Natick | Unclassified Miscellaneous | [361] |
Nueces | APL-40 | Barracks craft | [362] | |
Opelika | YTB-798 | Natick | Large harbor tug | [363] |
Paul F. Foster | EDD-964 | Spruance | Self Defense Test Ship | [364] |
Pokagon | YTB-836 | Natick | Large harbor tug | [365] |
Prevail | IX-537 | Unclassified Miscellaneous | [366] | |
Puyallup | YT-806 | Valiant | Tugboat | [367] |
Reliant | YT-803 | Valiant | Tugboat | [368] |
Santaquin | YTB-824 | Natick | Large harbor tug | [369] |
Sea Fighter | FSF-1 | Fast sea frame | [370] | |
Seminole | YT-805 | Valiant | Tugboat | [371] |
MV Sgt. Matej Kocak | T-AK-3005 | Cpl. Louis J. Hauge, Jr. | Cargo ship | [372] |
MV Sgt. William R. Button | T-AK-3012 | 2nd Lt. John P. Bobo | Cargo ship | [373] |
Shippingport | ARDM-4 | Dry dock | [374] | |
MV SSG Edward A. Carter, Jr. | T-AK-4544 | Container ship | [375] | |
Skenandoa | YTB-835 | Natick | Large harbor tug | [376] |
Valiant | YT-802 | Valiant | Tugboat | [377] |
Wanamassa | YTB-820 | Natick | Large harbor tug | [378] |
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.
Under construction[]
Ship Name | Hull No. | Class | Type | Keel Date | Launch Date | Comment |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
America | LHA-6 | America | Amphibious assault ship | 17 July 2009 17 Jul 2009 | 4 June 2012 04 Jun 2012 | [430][431] |
Coronado | LCS-4 | Independence | Littoral combat ship | 17 December 2009 17 Dec 2009 | 10 January 2012 01 Jan 2012 | [432] |
Fall River | JHSV-4 | Spearhead | Joint high speed vessel | 20 May 2013 20 May 2013 | Awarded[433] | |
Gerald R. Ford | CVN-78 | Gerald R. Ford | Aircraft carrier | 13 November 2009 13 Nov 2009 | [434] | |
John Glenn | T-MLP-2 | Montford Point | Mobile Landing Platform | 17 April 2012 17 Apr 2012 | [435] | |
Maury | T-AGS-66 | Pathfinder | Survey ship | 1 February 2011 01 Feb 2011 | [436] | |
Milwaukee | LCS-5 | Freedom | Littoral combat ship | 27 October 2011 27 Oct 2011 | [437] | |
Millinocket | JHSV-3 | Spearhead | Joint high speed vessel | 3 May 2012 3 May 2012 | 5 June 2012 5 June 2013 | [438][439] |
Minnesota | SSN-783 | Virginia | Attack submarine | 20 May 2011 20 May 2011 | [440][441] | |
North Dakota | SSN-784 | Virginia | Attack submarine | 11 May 2012 11 May 2012 | [442] | |
Puerto Rico | HST-2 | Puerto Rico | High-Speed Transport | 3 June 2004 03 Jun 2004 | 18 January 2007 18 Jan 2007 | [443] |
Somerset | LPD-25 | San Antonio | Amphibious transport dock | 11 December 2009 11 Dec 2009 | 14 April 2012 14 Apr 2012 | [444] |
Zumwalt | DDG-1000 | Zumwalt | Destroyer | 17 November 2011 17 Nov 2011 | [445] |
Planned ships[]
The following ships have been planned but are believed not to have keels laid down, hence have not reached current ship status.
See also[]
- Fleet-class unmanned surface vessel
- List of ships of the United States Army
- List of ships of the United States Air Force
- List of Military Sealift Command ships
- List of United States Coast Guard cutters
- List of ships of the United States Navy (Includes current and former US Navy ships)
- List of currently active United States military watercraft
Notes and references[]
- ↑ Homeport as listed at the Naval Vessel Register. Those listed in Italy and Japan are technically referred to as "forward deployed" at those ports, rather than those being homeports.
- ↑ Abraham Lincoln
- ↑ Alabama
- ↑ Alaska
- ↑ Albany
- ↑ Albuquerque
- ↑ Alexandria
- ↑ "Anchorage"
- ↑ Annapolis
- ↑ Antietam
- ↑ Anzio
- ↑ Ardent
- ↑ Arleigh Burke
- ↑ Arlington
- ↑ Asheville
- ↑ Ashland
- ↑ Avenger
- ↑ Bainbridge
- ↑ Barry
- ↑ Bataan
- ↑ Benfold
- ↑ Blue Ridge
- ↑ Boise
- ↑ Bonhomme Richard
- ↑ Boxer
- ↑ Bremerton
- ↑ Buffalo
- ↑ Bulkeley
- ↑ Bunker Hill
- ↑ California
- ↑ Cape St. George
- ↑ Carl Vinson
- ↑ Carney
- ↑ Carter Hall
- ↑ Chafee
- ↑ Champion
- ↑ Chancellorsville
- ↑ Charlotte
- ↑ Cheyenne
- ↑ Chicago
- ↑ Chief
- ↑ Chinook
- ↑ Chosin
- ↑ Chung-Hoon
- ↑ City Of Corpus Christi
- ↑ Cole
- ↑ Columbia
- ↑ Columbus
- ↑ Comstock
- ↑ Connecticut
- ↑ Constitution
- ↑ Cowpens
- ↑ Curtis Wilbur
- ↑ Dallas
- ↑ De Wert
- ↑ Decatur
- ↑ Defender
- ↑ Denver
- ↑ Devastator
- ↑ Dewey
- ↑ Dextrous
- ↑ Donald Cook
- ↑ Dwight D. Eisenhower
- ↑ Elrod
- ↑ 65.0 65.1 65.2 65.3 65.4 65.5 65.6 65.7 https://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/112/hr6649/text
- ↑ Emory S. Land
- ↑ Essex
- ↑ Farragut
- ↑ Firebolt
- ↑ Fitzgerald
- ↑ Florida
- ↑ Ford
- ↑ Forrest Sherman
- ↑ Fort Mchenry
- ↑ Fort Worth
- ↑ Frank Cable
- ↑ Freedom
- ↑ Gary
- ↑ George Washington
- ↑ George H. W. Bush
- ↑ Georgia
- ↑ Germantown
- ↑ Gettysburg
- ↑ Gladiator
- ↑ Gonzalez
- ↑ Gravely
- ↑ Green Bay
- ↑ Greeneville
- ↑ Gridley
- ↑ Gunston Hall
- ↑ Halsey
- ↑ Halyburton
- ↑ Hampton
- ↑ Harpers Ferry
- ↑ Harry S. Truman
- ↑ Hartford
- ↑ Hawaii
- ↑ Helena
- ↑ Henry M. Jackson
- ↑ Higgins
- ↑ Hopper
- ↑ Houston
- ↑ Howard
- ↑ Hue City
- ↑ Hurricane
- ↑ Independence
- ↑ Ingraham
- ↑ Iwo Jima
- ↑ Jacksonville
- ↑ James E. Williams
- ↑ Jason Dunham
- ↑ Jefferson City
- ↑ Jimmy Carter
- ↑ John C. Stennis
- ↑ John Paul Jones
- ↑ John S. McCain
- ↑ Kauffman
- ↑ USS Kearsarge
- ↑ Kentucky
- ↑ USS Key West
- ↑ USS Kidd
- ↑ USS La Jolla
- ↑ USS Laboon
- ↑ USS Lake Champlain
- ↑ USS Lake Erie
- ↑ USS Lassen
- ↑ USS Leyte Gulf
- ↑ USS Louisiana
- ↑ USS Louisville
- ↑ USS Mahan
- ↑ USS Maine
- ↑ Makin Island
- ↑ USS Maryland
- ↑ USS Mason
- ↑ USS McCampbell
- ↑ USS McClusky
- ↑ USS McFaul
- ↑ Mesa Verde
- ↑ Miami
- ↑ Michael Murphy
- ↑ Michigan
- ↑ Milius
- ↑ Mississippi
- ↑ Missouri
- ↑ Mitscher
- ↑ Mobile Bay
- ↑ Momsen
- ↑ Monsoon
- ↑ Monterey
- ↑ Montpelier
- ↑ Mount Whitney
- ↑ Mustin
- ↑ Nebraska
- ↑ Nevada
- ↑ New Hampshire
- ↑ New Mexico
- ↑ New Orleans
- ↑ New York
- ↑ Newport News
- ↑ Nicholas
- ↑ Nimitz
- ↑ Nitze
- ↑ Norfolk
- ↑ Normandy
- ↑ North Carolina
- ↑ O'Kane
- ↑ Oak Hill
- ↑ Ohio
- ↑ Oklahoma City
- ↑ Olympia
- ↑ Oscar Austin
- ↑ Pasadena
- ↑ Patriot
- ↑ Paul Hamilton
- ↑ Pearl Harbor
- ↑ Peleliu
- ↑ Pennsylvania
- ↑ Philippine Sea
- ↑ Pinckney
- ↑ Pioneer
- ↑ Pittsburgh
- ↑ Ponce
- ↑ Port Royal
- ↑ Porter
- ↑ Preble
- ↑ Princeton
- ↑ Providence
- ↑ Pueblo
- ↑ Ramage
- ↑ Rentz
- ↑ Rhode Island
- ↑ Robert G. Bradley
- ↑ Rodney M. Davis
- ↑ Ronald Reagan
- ↑ Roosevelt
- ↑ Ross
- ↑ Rushmore
- ↑ Russell
- ↑ Sampson
- ↑ Samuel B. Roberts
- ↑ San Antonio
- ↑ San Diego
- ↑ San Francisco
- ↑ San Jacinto
- ↑ San Juan
- ↑ Santa Fe
- ↑ Scout
- ↑ Scranton
- ↑ Seawolf
- ↑ Sentry
- ↑ Shamal
- ↑ Shiloh
- ↑ Shoup
- ↑ Simpson
- ↑ Sirocco
- ↑ Springfield
- ↑ Spruance
- ↑ Squall
- ↑ Sterett
- ↑ Stethem
- ↑ Stockdale
- ↑ Stout
- ↑ Taylor
- ↑ Tempest
- ↑ Tennessee
- ↑ Texas
- ↑ Thach
- ↑ The Sullivans
- ↑ Theodore Roosevelt
- ↑ Thunderbolt
- ↑ Toledo
- ↑ Topeka
- ↑ Tornado
- ↑ Tortuga
- ↑ Truxtun
- ↑ Tucson
- ↑ Typhoon
- ↑ Vandegrift
- ↑ Vella Gulf
- ↑ Vicksburg
- ↑ Virginia
- ↑ Warrior
- ↑ Wasp
- ↑ Wayne E. Meyer
- ↑ West Virginia
- ↑ Whidbey Island
- ↑ Whirlwind
- ↑ William P. Lawrence
- ↑ Winston Churchill
- ↑ Wyoming
- ↑ Zephyr
- ↑ 1ST LT. Baldomero Lopez
- ↑ 1ST LT Harry L. Martin
- ↑ 1ST LT Jack Lummus
- ↑ 2ND LT. John P. Bobo
- ↑ Able
- ↑ Alan Shepard
- ↑ Amelia Earhart
- ↑ Apache
- ↑ Arctic
- ↑ Benavidez
- ↑ Big Horn
- ↑ Bob Hope
- ↑ Bowditch
- ↑ Bridge
- ↑ Brittin
- ↑ Bruce C. Heezen
- ↑ Carl Brashear
- ↑ Catawba
- ↑ Cesar Chavez
- ↑ Charles Drew
- ↑ Charlton
- ↑ Choctaw County
- ↑ "Austal Celebrates Keel Laying for JHSV2 - the "Choctaw County"". Austal. 8 November 2011. http://www.austal.com/en/media/media-releases/11-11-08/Austal-Celebrates-Keel-Laying-for-JHSV2---the-Choctaw-County.aspx. Retrieved 11 November 20111.
- ↑ Comfort
- ↑ Dahl
- ↑ Effective
- ↑ Fisher
- ↑ Flint
- ↑ Grapple
- ↑ Grasp
- ↑ Gilliland
- ↑ Gordon
- ↑ Guadalupe
- ↑ Guam
- ↑ Gysgt Fred W. Stockham
- ↑ Henry J. Kaiser
- ↑ Henson
- ↑ Howard O. Lorenzen
- ↑ Impeccable
- ↑ John Ericsson
- ↑ John Lenthall
- ↑ Joshua Humphreys
- ↑ Kanawha
- ↑ Lcpl Roy M. Wheat
- ↑ Laramie
- ↑ Lawrence H. Gianella
- ↑ Leroy Grumman
- ↑ Lewis And Clark
- ↑ Loyal
- ↑ Maj. Stephen W. Pless
- ↑ Mary Sears
- ↑ Matthew Perry
- ↑ Medgar Evers
- ↑ Mendonca
- ↑ Mercy
- ↑ Naval Sea Systems Command Public Affairs (19 January 2012). "Keel Laid for Navy's First Mobile Landing Platform". Navy News Service. http://www.navy.mil/search/display.asp?story_id=64874. Retrieved 20 January 2012.
- ↑ http://www.navy.mil/submit/display.asp?story_id=70614
- ↑ Navajo
- ↑ Observation Island
- ↑ Pathfinder
- ↑ Patuxent
- ↑ Pecos
- ↑ Pfc Dewayne T. Williams
- ↑ Pfc Eugene A. Obregon
- ↑ Pililaau
- ↑ Pomeroy
- ↑ Rainier
- ↑ Rappahannock
- ↑ Red Cloud
- ↑ Richard E. Byrd
- ↑ Robert E. Peary
- ↑ Sacagawea
- ↑ Safeguard
- ↑ Salvor
- ↑ Seay
- ↑ Shughart
- ↑ Sioux
- ↑ Sisler
- ↑ Soderman
- ↑ Spearhead
- ↑ Sumner
- ↑ Supply
- ↑ Tippecanoe
- ↑ Victorious
- ↑ Wally Schirra
- ↑ Walter S. Diehl
- ↑ Washington Chambers
- ↑ Waters
- ↑ Watkins
- ↑ Watson
- ↑ William McLean
- ↑ Yano
- ↑ Yukon
- ↑ Zeus
- ↑ Arco
- ↑ Battle Point
- ↑ Canonchet
- ↑ Capt. Stephen L. Bennett
- ↑ Defiant
- ↑ Dekanawida
- ↑ Discovery Bay
- ↑ Keokuk
- ↑ Kilo Moana
- ↑ Kittanning
- ↑ Manistee
- ↑ Maj. Bernard F. Fisher
- ↑ Menominee
- ↑ Mercer
- ↑ Muskegon
- ↑ Neodesha
- ↑ Nueces
- ↑ Opelika
- ↑ Paul F. Foster
- ↑ Pokagon
- ↑ Prevail
- ↑ Puyallup
- ↑ Reliant
- ↑ Santaquin
- ↑ Sea Fighter
- ↑ Seminole
- ↑ Sgt Matej Kocak
- ↑ Sgt William R. Button
- ↑ Shippingport
- ↑ SSG Edward A. Carter, Jr
- ↑ Skenandoa
- ↑ Valiant
- ↑ Wanamassa
- ↑ Admiral W. M. Callaghan
- ↑ Algol
- ↑ USNS Altair
- ↑ USNS Antares
- ↑ Bellatrix
- ↑ Cape Decision
- ↑ Cape Diamond
- ↑ Cape Domingo
- ↑ Cape Douglas
- ↑ Cape Ducato
- ↑ Cape Edmont
- ↑ Cape Farewell
- ↑ Cape Flattery
- ↑ Cape Gibson
- ↑ Cape Girardeau
- ↑ Cape Henry
- ↑ Cape Horn
- ↑ Cape Hudson
- ↑ Cape Inscription
- ↑ Cape Intrepid
- ↑ Cape Isabel
- ↑ Cape Island
- ↑ Cape Jacob
- ↑ Cape Kennedy
- ↑ Cape Knox
- ↑ Cape May
- ↑ Cape Mohican
- ↑ Cape Orlando
- ↑ Cape Race
- ↑ Cape Ray
- ↑ Cape Rise
- ↑ Cape Taylor
- ↑ Cape Texas
- ↑ Cape Trinity
- ↑ Cape Victory
- ↑ Cape Vincent
- ↑ Cape Washington
- ↑ Cape Wrath
- ↑ USNS Capella
- ↑ Cornhusker State
- ↑ Curtiss
- ↑ USNS Denebola
- ↑ Flickertail State
- ↑ Gem State
- ↑ Gopher State
- ↑ Grand Canyon State
- ↑ Keystone State
- ↑ Petersburg
- ↑ USNS Pollux
- ↑ USNS Regulus
- ↑ WRIGHT
- ↑ America
- ↑ http://flotprom.ru/news/?ELEMENT_ID=113871
- ↑ Coronado
- ↑ Fall River
- ↑ Gerald R. Ford
- ↑ 435.0 435.1 Military Sealift Command Public Affairs (5 January 2012). "Navy Names First Three Mobile Landing Platform Ships". Military Sealift Command. http://www.msc.navy.mil/N00p/pressrel/press12/press01.htm. Retrieved 20 January 2012.
- ↑ Maury
- ↑ Milwaukee
- ↑ Millinocket
- ↑ Austal sets keel of US Navy's JHSV 3
- ↑ Minnesota
- ↑ Naval Sea Systems Command Public Affairs (20 May 2011). "Navy Lays Keel for PCU Minnesota". Navy News Service. http://www.navy.mil/search/display.asp?story_id=60527. Retrieved 20 May 2011.
- ↑ North Dakota
- ↑ Puerto Rico
- ↑ Somerset
- ↑ Zumwalt
- ↑ Billings
- ↑ Bismarck (ex-Sacrifice)
- ↑ Brunswick
- ↑ Burlington
- ↑ Carson City (ex-Courageous)
- ↑ Colorado
- ↑ 452.0 452.1 452.2 452.3 452.4 452.5 "Navy Names Next Two Destroyers". Navy News Service. 23 May 2013. http://www.navy.mil/submit/display.asp?story_id=74367. Retrieved 23 May 2013. Cite error: Invalid
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- ↑ Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus Names the Next Virginia-Class Submarine USS Delaware with Dr. Jill Biden as the Sponsor
- ↑ Detroit
- ↑ Enterprise
- ↑ Gabrielle Giffords
- ↑ Illinois
- ↑ Indiana
- ↑ Indianapolis
- ↑ Jackson
- ↑ John F. Kennedy
- ↑ John P. Murtha
- ↑ John Warner
- ↑ U.S. Department of Defense (15 July 2011). "Navy Names Littoral Combat Ship Little Rock". Navy News Service. http://www.defense.gov/releases/release.aspx?releaseid=14656. Retrieved 15 July 2011.
- ↑ Little Rock
- ↑ No Name
- ↑ Navy Names Zumwalt-class Destroyer USS Lyndon B. Johnson
- ↑ Manchester
- ↑ Michael Monsoor
- ↑ Montgomery
- ↑ Neil Armstrong
- ↑ 473.0 473.1 "Navy Announces Research Vessel to be Named in Honor of Neil Armstrong". Navy News Service. 24 September 2012. http://www.navy.mil/submit/display.asp?story_id=69758. Retrieved 12 October 2012.
- ↑ Omaha
- ↑ Portland
- ↑ Sally Ride
- ↑ Sioux City
- ↑ South Dakota
- ↑ Trenton (ex-Resolute)
- ↑ "Secretary of the Navy Announces LHA 7 Will Be Named USS Tripoli". Department of Defense. 4 May 2012. http://www.defense.gov/releases/release.aspx?releaseid=15247. Retrieved 4 May 2012.
- ↑ http://www.navy.mil/navydata/fact_print.asp?cid=4200&tid=400&ct=4&page=2
- ↑ Tulsa
- ↑ Washington
- ↑ Wichita
- ↑ Yuma
- ↑ No Name (LPD28)
- 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 original article can be found at List of current ships of the United States Navy and the edit history here.