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This is a list of destroyer escorts of the United States Navy, listed in a table sortable by both name and hull-number. It includes the hull classification symbols DE (both Destroyer Escort and Ocean Escort), DEG, and DER.
The Lend-Lease Act was passed into law in the US in March 1941 enabling the United Kingdom to procure merchant ships, warships and munitions etc. from the US, in order to help with the war effort. This enabled the UK to commission the US to design, build and supply an escort vessel that was suitable for anti submarine warfare in deep open ocean situations, which they did in June 1941. Captain E.L. Cochrane of the American Bureau of Shipping came up with a design which was known as the British Destroyer Escort (BDE). The BDE designation was retained by the first six Destroyer Escorts transferred to the United Kingdom (BDE 1, 2, 3, 4, 12 and 46); of the initial order of 50 these were the only ones the Royal Navy received, the rest being reclassified as Destroyer Escort (DE) on 25 January 1943 and taken over by the United States Navy. [1]
Ships that were classified DE or DEG were reclassified in 1975 as FF or FFG (frigates). This affected hull numbers DE-1037 and higher as well as all DEGs.
Class | Design type [2] | Lead ship | Commissioned | # Ships ordered [3] | # Ships Completed as US DEs |
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Evarts | GMT | USS Evarts (DE-5) | 15 April 1943 | 105 | 65 |
Buckley | TE | USS Buckley (DE-51) | 30 April 1943 | 154 | 65 |
Cannon | DET | USS Cannon (DE-99) | 26 September 1943 | 116 | 58 |
Edsall | FMR | USS Edsall (DE-129) | 10 April 1943 | 85 | 85 |
Rudderow | TEV | USS Rudderow (DE-224) | 15 May 1944 | 252 | 21 |
John C. Butler | WGT | USS John C. Butler (DE-339) | 31 March 1944 | 293 | 83 |
Dealey | SCB 72 | USS Dealey (DE-1006) | 3 June 1954 | 13 | 13 |
Claud Jones | SCB 131 | USS Claud Jones (DE-1033) | 10 February 1959 | 4 | 4 |
Bronstein | SCB 199 | USS Bronstein (DE-1037) | 16 June 1963 | 2 | 2 |
Garcia | SCB 199A | USS Garcia (DE-1040) | 21 December 1964 | 11 | 11 |
Brooke | SCB 199B | USS Brooke (DEG-1) | 12 March 1966 | 19 | 6 |
Knox | SCB 199C | USS Knox (DE-1052) | 12 April 1969 | 55 | 46 |
Name | Hull number | Notes |
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Abercrombie | DE-343 | Sunk as target 7 January 1968 |
Acree | DE-167 | Sold for scrap, 19 July 1973 |
Ahrens | DE-575 | Sold for scrap, 20 January 1967 |
Ainsworth | DE-1090 | Museum ship, Izmir, Turkey (as Turkey: TCG Ege) |
Albert David | DE-1050 | In reserve, (as Brazil: Pará) |
Albert T. Harris | DE-447 | Sunk as target 9 April 1969 |
Alexander J. Luke | DE-577 | Sunk as target, 22 October 1970 |
Alfred Wolf | DE-544 | cancelled |
Alger | DE-101 | Scrapped, 1964 (as Brazil: Babitonga) |
Alvin C. Cockrell | DE-366 | Sunk as target 19 September 1969 |
Aylwin | DE-1081 | Active, (as Taiwan: Ni Yang (F 938)) |
Amesbury | DE-66 | Sold for Scrap. Sank under tow, 1962 |
Amick | DE-168 | Scrapped, 1989 (as Philippine: BRP Datu Sikatuna (PF-5)) |
Andres | DE-45 | Sold for scrap, 1946 |
Arthur L. Bristol | DE-281 | Sold for scrap, 1965 |
Atherton | DE-169 | Active, (as Philippine: BRP Rajah Humabon (PF-11)) |
Austin | DE-15 | Scrapped, 1947 |
Badger | DE-1071 | sunk as a target, 1998 |
Bagley | DE-1069 | Recycled, 2000 |
Baker | DE-190 | Sunk as a target, 1970 (as French: Malgache (F724)) |
Balduck | DE-716 | Sold for scrap, 1976 |
Bangust | DE-739 | Scrapped, 1979 (as Peru: BAP Castilla (F-61)) |
Barber | DE-161 | Struck, 2001 (as Mexico: ARM Coahuila (E21)) |
Barbey | DE-1088 | Active, (as Taiwan: Hwai Yang (FFG-937)) |
Baron | DE-166 | Struck, 1990 (as Uruguay: ROU Uruguay (DE-1)) |
Barr | DE-576 | Sunk as a target, 1963 |
Bassett | DE-672 | Active (as Columbia: ARC Almirante Tono (DT-04)) |
Bates | DE-68 | Sunk by Kamikazes, 1945 |
Bauer | DE-1025 | |
Bayntun | BDE-1 | |
Bazely | BDE-2 | |
Bebas | DE-10 | |
Begor | DE-711 | |
Belet | DE-599 | |
Benner | DE-551 | cancelled |
Berry | BDE-3 | |
Beverly W. Reid | DE-722 | |
Eisele | DE-75 | to Royal Navy as HMS Bickerton (K466) |
Bivin | DE-536 | |
Blackwood | BDE-4 | |
Blair | DE-147 | |
Blakely | DE-1072 | |
Blessman | DE-69 | |
Booth | DE-170 | |
Borum | DE-790 | |
Bostwick | DE-103 | |
Bowen | DE-1079 | |
Bowers | DE-637 | |
Brackett | DE-41 | |
Bradley | DE-1041 | |
Bray | DE-709 | |
Breeman | DE-104 | |
Brennan | DE-13 | |
Brewton | DE-1086 | |
Bridget | DE-1024 | |
Bright | DE-747 | |
Brister | DE-327 | |
Brock | DE-234 | |
Bronstein | DE-189 | |
Bronstein | DE-1037 | |
Brough | DE-148 | |
Brumby | DE-1044 | |
Buckley | DE-51 | |
Bull | DE-52 | |
Bull | DE-693 | |
Bullen | DE-78 | to Royal Navy as HMS Bullen (K469) |
Bunch | DE-694 | |
Burden R. Hastings | DE-19 | |
Burdo | DE-717 | |
Burges | BDE-12 | |
Burke | DE-215 | |
Burrows | DE-105 | |
Byron | DE-79 | to Royal Navy as HMS Byron (K508) |
Cabana | DE-260 | |
Calcaterra | DE-390 | |
Camp | DE-251 | |
Canfield | DE-262 | |
Cannon | DE-99 | |
Capodanno | DE-1093 | |
Carlson | DE-9 | |
Carpellotti | DE-548 | cancelled |
Carpellotti | DE-720 | re-designated as APD-136 |
Carroll | DE-171 | |
Carter | DE-112 | |
Cates | DE-763 | |
Cavallaro | DE-712 | |
Cecil J. Doyle | DE-368 | |
Chaffee | DE-230 | |
Chambers | DE-391 | |
Charles Berry | DE-1035 | |
Charles E. Brannon | DE-446 | |
Charles J. Kimmel | DE-584 | |
Charles Lawrence | DE-53 | |
Charles R. Greer | DE-23 | |
Charles R. Ware | DE-547 | cancelled |
Chase | DE-158 | |
Chatelain | DE-149 | |
Chester T. O'Brien | DE-421 | |
Christopher | DE-100 | |
Clarence L. Evans | DE-113 | |
Claud Jones | DE-1033 | |
Cloues | DE-265 | |
Coates | DE-685 | |
Cockrill | DE-398 | |
Cofer | DE-208 | |
Coffman | DE-191 | |
Conklin | DE-439 | |
Conn | DE-80 | |
Connole | DE-1056 | |
Connolly | DE-306 | |
Cook | DE-714 | |
Cook | DE-1083 | |
Coolbaugh | DE-217 | |
Cooner | DE-172 | |
Corbesier | DE-106 | |
Corbesier | DE-438 | |
Cosby | DE-94 | |
Cotton | DE-81 | |
Courtney | DE-1021 | |
Cranstoun | DE-82 | |
Cread | DE-227 | |
Creamer | DE-308 | cancelled |
Cromwell | DE-1014 | |
Cronin | DE-107 | |
Cronin | DE-704 | |
Crosley | DE-108 | |
Crosley | DE-226 | |
Cross | DE-448 | |
Crouter | DE-11 | |
Crowley | DE-303 | |
Cubitt | DE-83 | |
Currier | DE-700 | |
Curtis W. Howard | DE-752 | cancelled |
Curzon | DE-84 | |
Dakins | DE-85 | |
Dale W. Peterson | DE-337 | |
Damon Cummings | DE-756 | cancelled |
Damon M. Cummings | DE-643 | |
Daniel | DE-335 | |
Daniel A. Joy | DE-585 | |
Daniel T. Griffin | DE-54 | |
Darby | DE-218 | |
Davidson | DE-1045 | |
Day | DE-225 | |
Dealey | DE-1006 | |
Deane | DE-86 | |
Decker | DE-47 | |
Deede | DE-263 | |
Delbert W. Halsey | DE-310 | cancelled |
DeLong | DE-684 | |
Dempsey | DE-26 | |
Dempsey | DE-267 | |
Dennis | DE-405 | |
Dennis J. Buckley | DE-553 | cancelled |
Diachenko | DE-690 | |
Dionne | DE-261 | |
Dobler | DE-48 | |
Doherty | DE-14 | |
Don O. Woods | DE-721 | |
Donald B. Beary | DE-1085 | |
Donaldson | DE-44 | |
Donaldson | DE-55 | to Royal Navy as HMS Byard (K315) |
Donald W. Wolf | DE-713 | |
Doneff | DE-49 | |
Donnell | DE-56 | |
Douglas A. Munro | DE-422 | |
Douglas L. Howard | DE-138 | |
Downes | DE-1070 | |
Doyle C. Barnes | DE-353 | |
Drury | BDE-46 | |
Duffy | DE-27 | |
Dufilho | DE-423 | |
Durant | DE-389 | |
Durik | DE-666 | |
Earheart | DE-603 | |
Earl K. Olsen | DE-765 | |
Earl V. Johnson | DE-702 | |
Earle B. Hall | DE-597 | |
Ebert | DE-74 | to Royal Navy as HMS Bentley (K465) |
Ebert | DE-768 | |
Edgar G. Chase | DE-16 | |
Edmonds | DE-406 | |
Edsall | DE-129 | |
Edward C. Daly | DE-17 | |
Edward H. Allen | DE-531 | |
Edward McDonnell | DE-1043 | |
Edwin A. Howard | DE-346 | |
Eichenberger | DE-202 | |
Eisele | DE-34 | |
Eisner | DE-192 | |
Eisner | DE-269 | |
Ekins | DE-87 | |
Elden | DE-264 | |
Eldridge | DE-173 | |
Elmer Montgomery | DE-1082 | |
Ely | DE-309 | cancelled |
Emery | DE-28 | |
England | DE-635 | |
Engstrom | DE-50 | |
Enright | DE-216 | |
Essington | DE-67 | |
Eugene A. Greene | DE-549 | cancelled |
Eugene E. Elmore | DE-686 | |
Evans | DE-1023 | |
Evarts | DE-5 | |
Everett F. Larson | DE-554 | cancelled |
Eversole | DE-404 | |
Fair | DE-35 | |
Falgout | DE-324 | |
Fanning | DE-1076 | |
Farquhar | DE-139 | |
Fechteler | DE-157 | |
Fessenden | DE-142 | |
Fieberling | DE-640 | |
Finch | DE-328 | |
Finnegan | DE-307 | |
Fiske | DE-143 | |
Fitzroy | DE-88 | |
Flaherty | DE-135 | |
Fleming | DE-32 | |
Fleming | DE-271 | |
Fogg | DE-57 | |
Foreman | DE-633 | |
Formoe | DE-509 | |
Formore | DE-58 | |
Forster | DE-334 | |
Foss | DE-59 | |
Fowler | DE-222 | |
Frament | DE-677 | |
Francis Hammond | DE-1067 | |
Francis M. Robinson | DE-220 | |
Francovich | DE-379 | cancelled |
Francovich | DE-606 | |
Frederick C. Davis | DE-136 | |
French | DE-367 | |
Frost | DE-144 | |
Frybarger | DE-705 | |
Gandy | DE-764 | |
Gantner | DE-60 | |
Garcia | DE-1040 | |
Garfield Thomas | DE-193 | |
Gary | DE-326 | |
Gaynier | DE-751 | |
Gendreau | DE-639 | |
Gentry | DE-349 | |
George | DE-276 | |
George | DE-697 | |
George A. Johnson | DE-583 | |
George E. Davis | DE-357 | |
George M. Campbell | DE-773 | cancelled |
George W. Ingram | DE-62 | |
Gillette | DE-270 | |
Gillette | DE-681 | |
Gilligan | DE-508 | |
Gilmore | DE-18 | |
Glover | DE-1098 | number 1098 being re-used |
Goss | DE-444 | |
Gosselin | DE-710 | |
Grady | DE-445 | |
Gray | DE-1054 | |
Greenwood | DE-679 | |
Greiner | DE-37 | |
Griswold | DE-7 | |
Groves | DE-543 | cancelled |
Gunason | DE-795 | |
Gustafson | DE-182 | |
Gyatt | DE-550 | cancelled |
Haas | DE-424 | |
Haines | DE-792 | |
Halloran | DE-305 | |
Halsted | DE-91 | |
Hammann | DE-131 | |
Hammerberg | DE-1015 | |
Hanna | DE-449 | |
Hargood | DE-573 | |
Harmon | DE-72 | |
Harmon | DE-678 | |
Harold C. Thomas | DE-21 | |
Harold E. Holt | DE-1074 | |
Harold J. Ellison | DE-545 | cancelled |
Harry L. Corl | DE-598 | |
Hartley | DE-1029 | |
Harveson | DE-316 | |
Haverfield | DE-393 | |
Hayter | DE-212 | |
Hemminger | DE-746 | |
Henry R. Kenyon | DE-683 | |
Henry W. Tucker | DE-377 | cancelled |
Hepburn | DE-1055 | |
Herbert C. Jones | DE-137 | |
Herzog | DE-178 | |
Herzog | DE-277 | |
Heyliger | DE-510 | |
Hilbert | DE-742 | |
Hill | DE-141 | |
Hissem | DE-400 | |
Hodges | DE-231 | |
Holder | DE-401 | |
Hollis | DE-794 | |
Holmes | DE-572 | |
Holt | DE-706 | |
Holton | DE-703 | |
Hooper | DE-1026 | |
Hopping | DE-155 | |
Horace A. Bass | DE-691 | |
Hoste | DE-521 | |
Hotham | DE-574 | |
Hova | DE-110 | |
Howard D. Crow | DE-252 | |
Howard F. Clark | DE-533 | |
Hubbard | DE-211 | |
Hunter Marshall | DE-602 | |
Hurst | DE-250 | |
Huse | DE-145 | |
Inch | DE-146 | |
Inglis | DE-525 | |
Inman | DE-526 | |
Ira Jeffery | DE-63 | |
J. Douglas Blackwood | DE-219 | |
J. R. Y. Blakely | DE-140 | |
J. Richard Ward | DE-243 | |
Jaccard | DE-355 | |
Jack C. Robinson | DE-671 | |
Jack Miller | DE-410 | |
Jack W. Wilke | DE-800 | |
Jacob Jones | DE-130 | |
James E. Craig | DE-201 | |
Janssen | DE-396 | |
Jenks | DE-665 | |
Jesse L. Brown | DE-1089 | |
Jesse Rutherford | DE-347 | |
Jobb | DE-707 | |
John C. Butler | DE-339 | |
John J. Powers | DE-528 | |
John J. Van Buren | DE-753 | cancelled |
John L. Williamson | DE-370 | |
John M. Bermingham | DE-530 | |
John P. Gray | DE-673 | |
John Q. Roberts | DE-235 | |
John R. Perry | DE-1034 | |
John Willis | DE-1027 | |
Johnnie Hutchins | DE-360 | |
Jordan | DE-204 | |
Joseph E. Campbell | DE-70 | |
Joseph E. Connolly | DE-450 | |
Joseph Hewes | DE-1078 | |
Joseph M. Auman | DE-674 | |
Joyce | DE-317 | |
Julius A. Raven | DE-600 | |
Keith | DE-241 | |
Kendall C. Campbell | DE-443 | |
Kenneth D. Bailey | DE-552 | cancelled |
Kenneth M. Willett | DE-354 | |
Kephart | DE-207 | |
Keppler | DE-311 | cancelled |
Keppler | DE-375 | cancelled |
Key | DE-348 | |
Kingsmill | DE-280 | |
Kinzer | DE-232 | |
Kirk | DE-1087 | |
Kirkpatrick | DE-318 | |
Kirwin | DE-229 | |
Kleinsmith | DE-376 | |
Kleinsmith | DE-718 | |
Kline | DE-687 | |
Knox | DE-1052 | |
Knudson | DE-591 | |
Koelsch | DE-1049 | |
Koiner | DE-331 | |
Kretchmer | DE-329 | |
Kyne | DE-744 | |
La Prade | DE-409 | |
Lake | DE-301 | |
Lamons | DE-64 | |
Lamons | DE-743 | |
Lang | DE-1060 | |
Laning | DE-159 | |
Lansing | DE-388 | |
Lawford | DE-516 | |
Lawrence C. Taylor | DE-415 | |
Lawson | DE-518 | |
Le Ray Wilson | DE-414 | |
Lee Fox | DE-65 | |
LeHardy | DE-20 | |
Leland E. Thomas | DE-420 | |
Leopold | DE-319 | |
Leslie L.B. Knox | DE-580 | |
Lester | DE-1022 | |
Levy | DE-162 | |
Lewis | DE-535 | |
Liddle | DE-76 | to Royal Navy as HMS Bligh (K467) |
Liddle | DE-206 | |
Lloyd | DE-209 | |
Lloyd E. Acree | DE-356 | |
Lloyd Thomas | DE-312 | cancelled |
Lloyd Thomas | DE-374 | cancelled |
Lockwood | DE-1064 | |
Loeser | DE-680 | |
Loring | DE-520 | |
Lough | DE-586 | |
Louis | DE-517 | |
Lovelace | DE-198 | |
Lovering | DE-39 | |
Lovering | DE-272 | |
Lowe | DE-325 | |
Loy | DE-160 | |
Lyman | DE-302 | |
Mack | DE-358 | |
Major | DE-796 | |
Maloy | DE-791 | |
Manlove | DE-36 | |
Manners | DE-523 | |
Manning | DE-199 | |
Marchand | DE-249 | |
Marocain | DE-109 | |
Marsh | DE-699 | |
Martin | DE-30 | |
Martin H. Ray | DE-338 | |
Marts | DE-174 | |
Marvin Shields | DE-1066 | |
Mason | DE-529 | one of 2 USN ships with a nearly all African-American crew in WW2 |
Maurice J. Manuel | DE-351 | |
McAnn | DE-73 | to Royal Navy as HMS Balfour (K464) |
McAnn | DE-179 | |
McCandless | DE-1084 | |
McClelland | DE-750 | |
McCloy | DE-1038 | |
McConnell | DE-163 | |
McCoy Reynolds | DE-440 | |
McGinty | DE-365 | |
McMorris | DE-1036 | |
McNulty | DE-581 | |
Melvin R. Nawman | DE-416 | |
Menges | DE-320 | |
Merrill | DE-392 | |
Metivier | DE-582 | |
Meyerkord | DE-1058 | |
Micka | DE-176 | |
Miller | DE-1091 | |
Mills | DE-383 | |
Milton Lewis | DE-772 | cancelled |
Mitchell | DE-43 | |
Moinester | DE-1097 | |
Moore | DE-240 | |
Moorsom | DE-522 | |
Mosley | DE-321 | |
Mounsey | DE-524 | |
Muir | DE-770 | |
Myers | DE-595 | |
Myles C. Fox | DE-546 | cancelled |
Naifeh | DE-352 | |
Narborough | DE-569 | |
Neal A. Scott | DE-769 | |
Neuendorf | DE-200 | |
Neunzer | DE-150 | |
Newell | DE-322 | |
Newman | DE-205 | |
Oberrender | DE-344 | |
O'Callahan | DE-1051 | |
Odum | DE-670 | |
O'Flaherty | DE-340 | |
Oliver Mitchell | DE-417 | |
O'Neill | DE-188 | |
O'Reilly | DE-330 | |
Osberg | DE-538 | |
Osmus | DE-701 | |
Osterhaus | DE-164 | |
Oswald | DE-71 | |
Oswald | DE-767 | |
Oswald A. Powers | DE-542 | cancelled |
O'Toole | DE-274 | |
O'Toole | DE-527 | |
Otter | DE-210 | |
Otterstetter | DE-244 | |
Ouellett | DE-1077 | |
Parks | DE-165 | |
Parle | DE-708 | |
Pasley/Lindsay | DE-519 | |
Patterson | DE-1061 | |
Paul | DE-1080 | |
Paul G. Baker | DE-642 | |
Paul G. Baker | DE-755 | cancelled |
Pavlic | DE-669 | |
Peiffer | DE-588 | |
Pennewill | DE-175 | |
Peterson | DE-152 | |
Pettit | DE-253 | |
Pharris | DE-1094 | |
Pillsbury | DE-133 | |
Poole | DE-151 | |
Pope | DE-134 | |
Pratt | DE-363 | |
Presley | DE-371 | |
Price | DE-332 | |
Pride | DE-323 | |
Raby | DE-698 | |
Rall | DE-304 | |
Ramsden | DE-382 | |
Rathburne | DE-1057 | |
Ray K. Edwards | DE-237 | |
Raymond | DE-341 | |
Raymon W. Herndon | DE-688 | |
Reasoner | DE-1063 | |
Redmill | DE-89 | |
Rednour | DE-592 | |
Reeves | DE-156 | |
Register | DE-233 | |
Retalick | DE-90 | |
Reuben James | DE-153 | |
Reybold | DE-177 | |
Reybold | DE-275 | |
Reynolds | DE-42 | |
Rhodes | DE-384 | |
Rich | DE-695 | |
Richard M. Rowell | DE-403 | |
Richard S. Bull | DE-402 | |
Richard W. Suesens | DE-342 | |
Richey | DE-385 | |
Ricketts | DE-254 | |
Riddle | DE-185 | |
Riley | DE-579 | |
Rinehart | DE-196 | |
Ringness | DE-590 | |
Riou | DE-92 | |
Rizzi | DE-537 | |
Roark | DE-1053 | |
Robert Brazier | DE-345 | |
Robert E. Peary | DE-132 | |
Robert E. Peary | DE-1073 | |
Robert F. Keller | DE-419 | |
Robert I. Paine | DE-578 | |
Roberts | DE-749 | |
Roche | DE-197 | |
Rogers Blood | DE-555 | cancelled |
Rogers Blood | DE-605 | |
Rolf | DE-362 | |
Rombach | DE-364 | |
Rowley | DE-95 | |
Roy O. Hale | DE-336 | |
Ruchamkin | DE-228 | |
Rudderow | DE-224 | |
Runels | DE-793 | |
Rupert | DE-96 | |
Russell M. Cox | DE-774 | cancelled |
Rutherford | DE-93 | |
Sample | DE-1048 | |
Samuel B. Roberts | DE-413 | |
Samuel S. Miles | DE-183 | |
Sanders | DE-273 | |
Sanders | DE-40 | |
Savage | DE-386 | |
Schmitt | DE-676 | |
Scott | DE-214 | |
Scribner | DE-689 | |
Scroggins | DE-799 | |
Sederstrom | DE-31 | |
Seid | DE-256 | |
Sellstrom | DE-255 | |
Seymour | DE-98 | |
Sheehan | DE-541 | cancelled |
Shelton | DE-407 | |
Silverstein | DE-534 | |
Sims | DE-154 | |
Slater | DE-766 | |
Sloat | DE-245 | |
Smartt | DE-257 | |
Snowden | DE-246 | |
Snyder | DE-745 | |
Solar | DE-221 | |
Somali | DE-111 | |
Spangenberg | DE-223 | |
Spangler | DE-696 | |
Spragge | DE-563 | |
Stadtfeld | DE-29 | |
Stafford | DE-411 | |
Stanton | DE-247 | |
Stayner | DE-564 | |
Steele | DE-8 | |
Stein | DE-1065 | |
Steinaker | DE-452 | cancelled |
Stern | DE-187 | |
Stewart | DE-238 | |
Stockdale | DE-399 | |
Stockham | DE-97 | |
Straub | DE-77 | to Royal Navy as HMS Braithwaite (K468) |
Straub | DE-181 | |
Straus | DE-408 | |
Strickland | DE-333 | |
Sturtevant | DE-239 | |
Sutton | DE-286 | cancelled |
Sutton | DE-771 | |
Swasey | DE-248 | |
Swearer | DE-186 | |
Swenning | DE-394 | |
Tabberer | DE-418 | |
Tatum | DE-789 | |
Taussig | DE-1030 | |
Thaddeus Parker | DE-369 | |
Thomas | DE-102 | |
Thomas C. Hart | DE-1092 | |
Thomas F. Nickel | DE-587 | |
Thomas J. Gary | DE-61 | |
Thomason | DE-203 | |
Thornborough | DE-565 | |
Thornhill | DE-195 | |
Tills | DE-748 | |
Tinsman | DE-589 | |
Tisdale | DE-33 | |
Tisdale | DE-278 | |
Tollberg | DE-593 | |
Tomich | DE-242 | |
Torrington | DE-568 | |
Traw | DE-350 | |
Trippe | DE-1075 | |
Trollope | DE-566 | |
Truett | DE-1095 | |
Trumpeter | DE-180 | |
Trumpeter | DE-279 | |
Truxtun | DE-282 | |
Tweedy | DE-532 | |
Tyler | DE-567 | |
Ulvert M. Moore | DE-442 | |
Underhill | DE-682 | |
Upham | DE-283 | |
Valdez | DE-1096 | |
Vammen | DE-644 | |
Van Hoorhis | DE-1028 | |
Vance | DE-387 | |
Vandivier | DE-540 | |
Varian | DE-798 | |
Voge | DE-1047 | |
Vogelgesang | DE-284 | cancelled |
Vreeland | DE-1068 | |
Wagner | DE-539 | |
Waldegrave | DE-570 | |
Walsh | DE-601 | |
Walter B. Cobb | DE-596 | |
Walter C. Wann | DE-412 | |
Walter S. Brown | DE-258 | |
Walter S. Gorka | DE-604 | |
Walter X. Young | DE-715 | |
Walter X. Young | DE-723 | |
Walton | DE-361 | |
Wantuck | DE-692 | |
Waterman | DE-740 | |
Weaver | DE-741 | |
Weber | DE-675 | |
Weeden | DE-797 | |
Weeks | DE-285 | cancelled |
Weiss | DE-378 | |
Weiss | DE-719 | |
Wesson | DE-184 | |
Whipple | DE-1062 | |
Whitaker | DE-571 | |
Whitehurst | DE-634 | |
Whitman | DE-24 | |
Wileman | DE-22 | |
Wilhoite | DE-397 | |
Willard Keith | DE-754 | cancelled |
Willard Keith | DE-314 | cancelled |
William C. Cole | DE-641 | |
William C. Lawe | DE-313 | cancelled |
William C. Lawe | DE-373 | cancelled |
William C. Miller | DE-259 | |
William J. Pattison | DE-594 | |
William M. Hobby | DE-236 | |
William M. Wood | DE-287 | cancelled |
William M. Wood | DE-557 | cancelled |
William R. Rush | DE-288 | cancelled |
William R. Rush | DE-556 | cancelled |
William S. Sims | DE-1059 | |
William Seiverling | DE-441 | |
William T. Powell | DE-213 | |
Williams | DE-290 | cancelled |
Williams | DE-372 | |
Willis | DE-395 | |
Willmarth | DE-638 | |
Wingfield | DE-194 | |
Wintle | DE-25 | |
Wintle | DE-266 | |
Wiseman | DE-667 | |
Witter | DE-636 | |
Woodrow R. Thompson | DE-451 | cancelled |
Woodson | DE-359 | |
Wyffels | DE-6 | |
Wyman | DE-38 | |
Yokes | DE-668 | |
DE-114 to DE-128 | Cancelled Cannon-class vessels, unnamed | |
DE-289 | Cancelled Rudderow-class vessel, unnamed | |
DE-291 to DE-300 | Cancelled Rudderow-class vessels, unnamed | |
DE-315 | Cancelled Evarts-class vessel, unnamed | |
DE-380 to DE-381 | Cancelled John C. Butler-class vessels, unnamed | |
DE-425 to DE-437 | Cancelled John C. Butler-class vessels, unnamed | |
DE-453 to DE-507 | Cancelled John C. Butler-class vessels, unnamed | |
DE-511 to DE-515 | Cancelled John C. Butler-class vessels, unnamed | |
DE-558 to DE-562 | Cancelled John C. Butler-class vessels, unnamed | |
DE-607 to DE-632 | Cancelled Rudderow-class vessels, unnamed | |
DE-645 to DE-664 | Cancelled Rudderow-class vessels, unnamed | |
DE-724 to DE-738 | Cancelled Rudderow-class vessels, unnamed | |
DE-757 to DE-762 | Cancelled Cannon-class vessels, unnamed | |
DE-775 to DE-788 | Cancelled Cannon-class vessels, unnamed | |
DE-801 to DE-904 | Cancelled John C. Butler-class vessels, unnamed | |
DE-905 to DE-1005 | Cancelled Rudderow-class vessels, unnamed | |
DE-1007 to DE-1013 | Le Normand-class, paid for by United States Navy and built in France to a French design for the Marine Nationale | |
DE-1016 to DE-1019 | Le Corse-class, paid for by United States Navy and built in France to a French design for the Marine Nationale | |
DE-1020 | Canopo-class, paid for by the United States Navy and built in Italy to an Italian design for the Italian Navy | |
DE-1031 | Canopo-class, paid for by the United States Navy and built in Italy to an Italian design for the Italian Navy | |
DE-1032 | NRP Pêro Escobar, paid for by the United States Navy and built in Italy to an Italian design for the Portuguese Navy | |
DE-1039 | Admiral Pereira da Silva-class, paid for by the United States Navy and built in Italy to an Italian design for the Portuguese Navy | |
DE-1042 | Admiral Pereira da Silva-class, paid for by the United States Navy and built in Italy to an Italian design for the Portuguese Navy | |
DE-1046 | Admiral Pereira da Silva-class, paid for by the United States Navy and built in Italy to an Italian design for the Portuguese Navy | |
DE-1098 to DE-1100 | Cancelled Knox-class vessels, unnamed | |
DE-1101 | Cancelled, unnamed. Planned as experimental gas turbine ship. [4] | |
DE-1102 to DE-1107 | Cancelled Knox-class vessels, unnamed |
During World War II seven DEs would be converted to this role, and during the Cold War another 36 would be converted. All would be replaced by more modern radar by 1965. [5]
During World War II 94 DEs would be converted to High Speed Transports for amphibious assaults and raids; in 1969 all surviving ships would be reclassified as Fast Amphibious Transports (LPR). [6]
The United States Navy, United States Coast Guard, and United States National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) use a hull classification symbol to identify their ships by type and by individual ship within a type. The system is analogous to the pennant number system that the Royal Navy and other European and Commonwealth navies use.
High-speed transports were converted destroyers and destroyer escorts used in US Navy amphibious operations in World War II and afterward. They received the US Hull classification symbol APD; "AP" for transport and "D" for destroyer. In 1969, the remaining ships were reclassified as "Fast Amphibious Transports", hull symbol LPR.
Destroyer escort (DE) was the United States Navy mid-20th-century classification for a 20-knot warship designed with the endurance necessary to escort mid-ocean convoys of merchant marine ships.
Garcia-class frigates were United States Navy warships. These frigates were originally ocean escorts bearing the hull classification DE until 1975. The ships were commissioned between 1964 and 1968 and decommissioned between 1988 and 1990.
The United States Navy reclassified many of its surface vessels in 1975, changing terminology and hull classification symbols for cruisers, frigates, and ocean escorts.
Ocean escort was a type of United States Navy warship. They were an evolution of the World War II destroyer escort types. The ocean escorts were intended as convoy escorts and were designed for mobilization production in wartime or low-cost mass production in peacetime. They were commissioned from 1954 through 1974, serving in the Cold War and the Vietnam War.
The names of commissioned ships of the United States Navy all start with USS, for United States Ship. Non-commissioned, primarily civilian-crewed vessels of the U.S. Navy under the Military Sealift Command have names that begin with USNS, standing for United States Naval Ship. A letter-based hull classification symbol is used to designate a vessel's type. The names of ships are selected by the Secretary of the Navy. The names are those of states, cities, towns, important persons, important locations, famous battles, fish, and ideals. Usually, different types of ships have names originated from different types of sources.
The Evarts-class destroyer escorts were destroyer escorts launched in the United States in 1942–44. They served in World War II as convoy escorts and anti-submarine warfare ships. They were also known as the GMT or "short hull" DE class, with GMT standing for General Motors Tandem Diesel drive.
The Buckley-class destroyer escorts were 102 destroyer escorts launched in the United States in 1943–44. They served in World War II as convoy escorts and antisubmarine warfare ships. The lead ship was USS Buckley which was launched on 9 January 1943. The ships had General Electric steam turbo-electric transmission. The ships were prefabricated at various factories in the United States, and the units brought together in the shipyards, where they were welded together on the slipways.
The Rudderow-class destroyer escorts were destroyer escorts launched in the United States in 1943 to 1945. Of this class, 22 were completed as destroyer escorts, and 50 were completed as Crosley-class high speed transports and were re-classified as high speed transport APDs. One ship was converted to an APD after completion. They served in World War II as convoy escorts and anti-submarine warfare ships.
USS Diachenko (APD-123), ex-USS Alex Diachenko, ex-DE-690, later LPR-123, was a Crosley-class high speed transport in commission from 1944 to 1959 and from 1961 to 1969. She served in the United States Navy during World War II, the Cold War, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War.
Crosley-class high speed transports were high speed transport ships that served in the United States Navy during World War II. Some stayed in commission long enough to serve in the Korean War and the Vietnam War. All of them were converted from Rudderow-class destroyer escorts during construction except for USS Bray (APD-139), which was converted a year after her construction. After World War II ended, several of the ships were sold to Mexico, South Korea, Taiwan, and Colombia.
USS Truxtun (APD-98) was a Crosley-class high-speed transport commissioned in the United States Navy from 1945 to 1946. In 1965, she was transferred to the Republic of China Navy and served as ROCS Fu Shan (PF-35) until 1996. Afterwards, she was scrapped.
USS Knudson (APD-101), ex-DE-591, later LPR-101, was a United States Navy high-speed transport in commission from 1944 to 1946 and from 1953 to 1958.
USS Ruchamkin (APD-89), ex-DE-228, later LPR-89, was a United States Navy high-speed transport in commission from 1945 to 1946, from 1951 to 1957, and from 1961 to 1969. She subsequently served as ARC Córdoba in the Colombian Navy, until 1980; although scrapped, her hull and superstructure were re-erected in a leisure park near Bogotá.
USS Kirwin (APD-90), ex-DE-229, later LPR-90, was a United States Navy high-speed transport in commission from 1945 to 1946 and from 1965 to 1969.
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