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 * USS Brilliant (1862); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #Mississippi Squadron; #Fort Donelson; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1862 ships
 * USS Brilliant (ID-1329); #Atlantic Refining Company; #Neafie & Levy; #U.S. Navy; #United States Navy; #Neafie & Levy; #United States; #World War I; #Atlantic Refining Company; #Category:Cancelled ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1903 ships; #Category:World War I merchant ships of the United States; #Category:Tugboats of the United States
 * USS Brinkley Bass (DD-887); #Harry Brinkley Bass; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Harry Brinkley Bass; #Seventh Fleet; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #aircraft carrier; #Yankee Station; #naval gunfire support; #Naval Vessel Register; #Brazilian Navy; #pier; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the Brazilian Navy; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Atlantic Ocean; #Category:Maritime incidents in 2000
 * USS Briscoe; #United States Navy; #Robert P. Briscoe; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Briscoe (APA-65); #Operation Crossroads; #attack transport; #US Navy; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #Pacific islands; #Operation Crossroads; #atomic bomb; #Category:Gilliam-class attack transports; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Texas-related ships; #Category:Briscoe County, Texas; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Ships involved in Operation Crossroads
 * USS Briscoe (DD-977); #RIM-116 Rolling Airframe Missile; #Rear Admiral; #Destroyer Squadron 22; #Operation Urgent Fury; #John F. Kennedy, Jr.; #Battenberg Cup; #U.S. Atlantic Fleet; #Operation Iraqi Freedom; #submarine; #Partnership for Peace; #U.S. 6th Fleet; #Bill Clinton; #John F. Kennedy, Jr.; #William Cohen; #United States Naval Academy; #Prometheus; #Navy Cross; #Robert Carney; #Category:Spruance-class destroyers; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:1976 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Brisk (PG-89); #Pennant number; #gun mounts; #depth charge; #Reverse Lend-Lease; #USNR; #anti-submarine warfare; #War Shipping Administration; #List of United States Navy ships; #Patrol boat; #Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Category:World War II naval ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Ontario; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Brister (DE-327); #Robert Earl Brister; #missing in action; #destroyer escort; #torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #Ensign; #Robert E. Brister; #Lieutenant Commander; #United Kingdom; #Pearl Harbor; #patrol; #Japan; #radar picket; #Charleston Naval Shipyard; #Operation Market Time; #South Vietnam; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Bristol; #United States Navy; #Mark Lambert Bristol; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Bristol (DD-453); #torpedo tube; #torpedo; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Rear Admiral; #Mark Lambert Bristol; #Powell Clayton; #Lieutenant Commander; #North Africa; #Operation Torch; #French Morocco; #Panama Canal Zone; #torpedo; #U-boat; #Waldemar Mehl; #Northern Ireland; #Operation Torch; #battle star; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Mediterranean; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:United States Navy New Jersey-related ships; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:Gleaves-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1943; #Category:Ships sunk by German submarines in World War II
 * USS Bristol (DD-857); #Mark Lambert Bristol; #Allen M. Sumner class destroyer; #torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Rear Admiral; #Mark Lambert Bristol; #Commander-in-Chief; #North Atlantic Fleet; #Bethlehem Steel Co.; #Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; #battle star; #Category:Allen M. Sumner-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Lo Yang-class destroyers; #Category:United States Navy New Jersey-related ships
 * USS Bristol County (LST-1198); #Newport class tank landing ship; #United States Navy; #USS Tripoli (LPH-10); #USS Juneau (LPD-10); #USS Duluth (LPD-6); #USS Mount Vernon (LSD-39); #USS Thomaston (LSD-28); #USS Tuscaloosa (LST-1187); #rogue wave; #Soviet Union; #Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry; #Category:Newport-class tank landing ships; #Category:Ships built in San Diego, California; #Category:1971 ships; #Category:United States Navy Massachusetts-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Rhode Island-related ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Royal Moroccan Navy; #Category:Amphibious warfare vessels of the Royal Moroccan Navy; #Category:Active amphibious warfare vessels of Morocco
 * USS Britannia (1862); #Union Navy; #Parrott rifle; #howitzers; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Eleuthera; #prize crew; #admiralty court; #United States Navy; #Boston Navy Yard; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #New Inlet, North Carolina; #blockade runner; #commanding officer; #Swansboro, North Carolina; #Elbow Cay; #Parrott rifle; #howitzer; #binnacle; #John Taylor Wood; #President of the United States; #Zachary Taylor; #general quarters; #Fort Fisher; #David Dixon Porter; #Union Army; #East Gulf Blockading Squadron; #St. Marks River; #Blockade runners of the American Civil War; #Union Navy; #Confederate States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Scotland; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1862 ships; #Category:Captured ships
 * USS Broadbill; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Broadbill (AM-58); #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Broadbill; #Lieutenant Commander; #Service Force; #invasion of Normandy; #Mine Squadron 7; #Utah Beach; #fire support; #Strait of Bonifacio; #Operation Dragoon; #Mine Division 21; #Category:Auk-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Michigan; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Broadwater (APA-139); #California Shipbuilding Corporation; #LCVP; #LCPL; #5"/38 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #California Shipbuilding Corporation; #Terminal Island, California; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Guiuan; #Leyte; #Ulithi; #Subic Bay; #United States; #Japan; #Naval Vessel Register; #List of United States Navy amphibious assault ships; #Category:Victory ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:Haskell-class attack transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Troop ships; #Category:United States Navy Montana-related ships; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Brock (APD-93); #John W. Brock; #U.S. Navy; #Navy Cross; #Charleston Navy Yard; #destroyer escort; #high-speed transport; #battle star; #World War II; #destroyer escort; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #destroyer escort; #Charleston Navy Yard; #John W. Brock; #high-speed transport; #Lieutenant Commander; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Panama Canal Zone; #attack cargo ship; #United States Marine Corps; #Pearl Harbor; #underwater demolition team; #Marshall Islands; #attack transport; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi Atoll; #Mog Mog; #wake; #Leyte; #Okinawa campaign; #Ie Shima; #First Lieutenant; #Gustave T. Broberg; #USMCR; #antisubmarine; #radar; #commanding officer; #helmsman; #silhouette; #antiaircraft; #Japan; #Imperial Japanese Navy; #submarine chaser; #Philippine Sea Frontier; #World War II; #Dutch New Guinea; #Japan; #naval mine; #gray; #Hiro Wan; #destroyer; #United States; #Amphibious Force; #16th Fleet; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #mother ship; #mess; #Navy List; #battle star; #Category:Crosley-class high speed transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in South Carolina; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:United States Navy Alabama-related ships
 * USS Brockenborough (1862); #Union Navy; #Ship's tender; #Gunboat; #howitzer; #sloop; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #ship's tender; #gunboat; #commanding officer; #Lieutenant; #howitzer; #guerrillas; #sloop; #prize court; #East Gulf Blockading Squadron; #schooner; #prize court; #howitzer; #St. Mark's, Florida; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy; #Category:Tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Shipwrecks of the American Civil War
 * USS Bronstein; #United States Navy; #Ben Richard Bronstein; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Bronstein (DE-189); #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #battle star; #anti-submarine; #destroyer; #radar; #U-boat; #depth charges; #sonar; #warship; #Bank of Poland; #New York Navy Yard; #DesDiv; #Hvalfjörður; #Flemish Cap; #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #Boston Navy Yard; #Navy Day; #battle star; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the National Navy of Uruguay
 * USS Bronstein (FF-1037); #Avondale Shipyard; #Hermenegildo Galeana; #Bronstein class frigate; #lead ship; #United States Navy; #submarine; #Security Assistance Program; #Category:Bronstein-class frigates; #Category:Cold War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:1962 ships; #Category:Bravo-class frigates; #Category:Active frigates of Mexico
 * USS Brontes (AGP-17); #Portunus-Class; #United States Navy; #World War Two; #1959 Mexico Hurricane; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Bronx (APA-236); #Oregon Shipbuilding; #Joshua Hendy; #LCVP; #LCPU; #US Navy; #Oregon Shipbuilding; #Pearl Harbor; #States SS Co.; #Nissho-Iwai American Corp.; #MARAD; #Category:Haskell-class attack transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Troop ships; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1945 ships
 * USS Brooke (FFG-1); #John Mercer Brooke; #Lockheed Shipbuilding and Construction Company; #Brooke class frigate; #Foster-Wheeler; #AN/SPS-52; #AN/SPS-10; #AN/SPG-51; #AN/SQS-26; #AN/SLQ-32; #AN/SLQ-25 Nixie; #5"/38 caliber gun; #RIM-24 Tartar; #RIM-66 Standard; #ASROC; #SH-2 Seasprite; #lead ship; #frigate; #United States Navy; #John Mercer Brooke; #Category:Brooke-class frigates; #Category:Cold War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1963 ships
 * USS Brookings (APA-140); #gun mount; #attack transport; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Golden Gate; #Pearl Harbor; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #Leyte; #6th Marine Division; #Operation Magic Carpet; #Panama Canal Zone; #Navy list; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Resolve Marine Group; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Victory ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:Haskell-class attack transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Troop ships; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Brooklyn; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Brooklyn (1858); #City of Brooklyn; #the five boroughs; #New York Navy Yard; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #dressed overall; #Naval Review; #sloop-of-war; #American Civil War; #Union blockade; #Confederate States of America; #broadside; #blockade runner; #U.S. Navy; #David G. Farragut; #Soulouque; #Fabre Geffrard; #Isthmus of Panama; #Miguel Miramón; #Congressman; #Robert Milligan McLane; #sloop of war; #New York Navy Yard; #William S. Walker; #Abraham Lincoln; #Fort Sumter; #Fort Pickens; #gunboat; #Charles Henry Poor; #Head of Passes; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Ship Island, Mississippi; #East Gulf Blockading Squadron; #William W. McKean; #West Gulf Blockading Squadron; #men-of-war; #fire raft; #James Buck; #Medal of Honor; #Charles Henry Davis; #Union Army; #Confederate Army; #Secretary of the Navy; #Gideon Welles; #Mortar Flotilla; #schooner; #Flag Officer; #Henry H. Bell; #guerrilla attacks; #James Robert Madison Mullany; #Chester Hatfield; #George F. Emmons; #James Alden, Jr.; #flagship; #Medal of Honor; #William Blagheen; #William H. Brown; #John Laver Mather Cooper; #Samuel W. Davis; #J. Henry Denig; #Joseph Irlam; #Nicholas Irwin; #Barnett Kenna; #James Machon; #William Madden; #James Mifflin; #Miles M. Oviatt; #Willard M. Smith; #James E. Sterling; #Samuel Todd; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #David Dixon Porter; #Fort Fisher, North Carolina; #Ulysses S. Grant; #Thomas H. Patterson; #Bahia, Brazil; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #South Atlantic Squadron; #Home Squadron; #Possession Bay; #Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; #Asiatic Squadron; #United States Army Center of Military History; #United States Army Center of Military History; #Union Navy; #Confederate States Navy; #List of circumnavigations; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War sloops of the United States; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:New York in the American Civil War; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:Ships built by Westervelt & MacKay; #Category:Circumnavigators of the globe; #Category:1858 ships
 * USS Brooklyn (CA-3); #torpedo tube; #Barbette; #United States Navy; #armored cruiser; #Ida May Schieren; #Diamond Jubilee; #flagship; #W. S. Schley; #Spanish-American War; #Battle of Santiago de Cuba; #Yeoman; #Tompkinsville, New York; #Spanish-American War Victory Celebration; #Asiatic Squadron; #China Relief Expedition; #New York Navy Yard; #Lord Pauncefote; #North Atlantic Fleet; #European Squadron; #Djibouti; #Charles Dwight Sigsbee; #John Paul Jones; #United States Naval Academy; #League Island Navy Yard; #Jamestown Exposition; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Boston Navy Yard; #Neutrality Patrol; #Japan; #Russia; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Navy Expeditionary Medal; #Sampson Medal; #Spanish Campaign Medal; #Philippine Campaign Medal; #China Relief Expedition Medal; #Category:Armored cruisers of the United States Navy; #Category:Philippine–American War ships of the United States; #Category:Boxer Rebellion naval ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1895 ships; #Category:Spanish–American War cruisers of the United States
 * USS Brooklyn (CL-40); #light cruiser; #lead ship; #United States Navy; #World War II; #New York Navy Yard; #Rear Admiral; #F. R. Lackey; #W. D. Brereton, Jr.; #Panama Canal Zone; #Isles of Shoals; #Golden Gate International Exposition; #Pearl Harbor; #Atlantic Squadron; #Neutrality Patrol; #World War II; #Operation Torch; #coastal gun; #Naval Battle of Casablanca; #Nettuno; #Operation Shingle; #Formia; #Lenny Bruce; #New York Navy Yard; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Mutual Defense Assistance Program; #Bernardo O'Higgins; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Brooklyn-class cruisers; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1936 ships; #Category:World War II cruisers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships; #Category:Brooklyn-class cruisers of the Chilean Navy; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean
 * USS Brooks (DD-232); #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Lieutenant; #New York Shipbuilding Company; #Baltic Patrol; #Scouting Fleet; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Neutrality Patrol; #World War II; #Saidor; #kamikaze; #Navy Unit Commendation; #battle star; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1919 ships
 * USS Broome (DD-210); #John L. Broome; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant Colonel; #John L. Broome; #Commander; #New York Navy Yard; #Asiatic Fleet; #United States; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Neutrality Patrol; #United States; #North Africa; #United Kingdom; #Northern Ireland; #Curacao; #Charleston Navy Yard; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1919 ships
 * USS Brough (DE-148); #David Atkins Brough; #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant Junior Grade; #David Atkins Brough; #Air Medal; #Lieutenant Commander; #Kenneth J. Hartley; #Jamestown, New York; #U-Boat; #splinter shield; #depth charge; #torpedo tube; #World War II; #K-gun; #Seaman First Class; #Floral Park, New York; #Merrill-Stevens Shipyard; #H. J. Hulings; #U.S. Atlantic Fleet; #NATO; #Greenwich, Scotland; #Cherbourg, France; #D. W. Abercrombie, III; #Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; #Fleet Sonar School; #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #Escort Squadron Fourteen; #Operation SPRING BOARD; #G. E. Lockee; #Joint Atlantic Fleet Exercise of 1954; #LANTFLEX 1-55; #amphibious landing; #Boston Navy Yard; #Midshipman Cruise; #Destroyer Pier Number 1; #W. P. Duhon; #Dunedin, New Zealand; #Campbell Island, New Zealand; #Callao, Peru; #B. E. Boney; #Toxey, Alabama; #circumnavigate; #Barcelona, Spain; #Gibraltar; #J. L. Moss; #E. J. Carey; #Miami Beach Serviceman's Center; #U.S. Naval Station, Key West; #Miss USA; #Miss Universe; #anti-submarine warfare; #Navy List; #Buyer Boston Metals Company; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Brown (DD-546); #Hellenic Navy; #United States Navy; #First Barbary War; #Pearl Harbor; #Marshall Islands; #Satawan; #Wake Island; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Iwo Jima; #Talaud; #Ulithi; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #Navy Unit Commendation; #radar picket; #Japan; #Naval Station San Diego; #Formosan Patrol; #Greek Navy; #battle star; #World War II; #Korean War; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the Hellenic Navy
 * USS Brown (SP-1050); #World War I; #Secretary of the Navy; #minesweeping; #Category:1875 ships; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1920
 * USS Brownson; #United States Navy; #Willard H. Brownson; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Brownson (DD-518); #Willard H. Brownson; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Rear Admiral; #Willard H. Brownson; #Cleland S. Baxter; #Lieutenant Commander; #submarine; #North Africa; #Pearl Harbor; #Southwest Pacific; #Japan; #dive bomber; #depth charge; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships sunk by aircraft
 * USS Brownson (DD-868); #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Willard H. Brownson; #Gibbs and Cox; #Operation Highjump; #Charcot Island; #Boston Naval Shipyard; #Midshipman; #NATO; #Operation Mainbrace; #Operation Springboard; #Japan; #FRAM I; #ASROC; #Viet Nam; #SONAR; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Brownsville (PF-10); #Kaiser Cargo, Inc.; #3"/50 caliber gun; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Kaiser Cargo, Inc.; #Commander; #USCG; #repair; #Western Sea Frontier; #anti-submarine warfare; #patrol; #Franklin Shipwrecking Company; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Texas-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the United States Coast Guard
 * USS Bruce (DD-329); #Frank Bruce; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Frank Bruce; #Pedro Miguel Locks; #Scouting Fleet; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #United States Naval Forces Europe; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1920 ships
 * USS Brule; #United States Navy; #Sioux Indians; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Brule (AKL-28); #Brulé; #Sioux Indians; #Browning M2; #United States Navy; #South Korean Navy; #World War II; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #U.S. Army; #Marshall Islands; #Japan; #Operation Crossroads; #USS Brule (APA-66); #Military Sea Transportation Service; #Pearl Harbor; #Commander Naval Forces Marianas; #Subic Bay; #Sangley Point; #Vietnam War; #Republic of Vietnam; #rocket; #Chinhae; #South Korean Navy; #[[File:U.S.S._BRULE_ribbon_bar.jpg]]; #Combat Action Ribbon; #service star; #Navy Unit Commendation; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Service Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Vietnam Service Medal; #Vietnam Gallantry Cross Unit Citation; #Vietnam Civil Actions Unit Citation; #Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Design 381 coastal freighters; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Republic of Korea Navy
 * USS Brule (APA-66); #Operation Crossroads; #attack transport; #attack transport; #US Navy; #World War II; #Ben Moreell; #Pearl Harbor; #Bonins; #Operation Magic Carpet; #Operation Crossroads; #atomic bomb; #Category:Gilliam-class attack transports; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Brule County, South Dakota; #Category:United States Navy South Dakota-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Brumby (FF-1044); #Frank H. Brumby; #Avondale Shipyards; #AN/SPS-40; #AN/SPS-10; #AN/SQS-26; #ASROC; #Gyrodyne QH-50; #destroyer escort; #frigate; #US Navy; #Admiral; #Frank H. Brumby; #Vietnam War; #Pakistan Navy; #nuclear weapon; #United States; #Navy Register; #Category:Garcia-class frigates; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:1964 ships; #Category:Cold War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States
 * USS Brunswick; #United States Navy; #floating restaurant; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Brunswick (ATS-3); #United States Navy; #Brooke Marine; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #Montego Bay, Jamaica; #Pearl Harbor; #Subic Bay; #salvage tug; #United States Seventh Fleet; #Numazu; #Suruga Wan; #Wake Island; #Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard; #Trust Territories; #Beppu; #Republic of Korea Navy; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Edenton-class salvage and rescue ships; #Category:Lowestoft-built ships; #Category:1969 ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Republic of Korea Navy
 * USS Brunswick (PF-68); #Leathem D. Smith Shipbuilding Company; #Todd Galveston Drydocks, Inc.; #gunboat; #patrol frigate; #3"/50 caliber gun; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #gunboat; #hull number; #patrol frigate; #Leathem D. Smith Shipbuilding Company; #Todd Galveston Drydocks, Inc.; #United States Coast Guard; #Lieutenant Commander; #USCG; #North Africa; #torpedo; #submarine; #U-870; #Gibraltar; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Navy List; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Georgia-related ships; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Weather ships
 * USS Brush (DD-745); #Charles F. Brush; #Allen M. Sumner class destroyer; #torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Charles Brush; #Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #Iwo Jima; #Tanchon, Korea; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #anti-submarine; #battle stars; #Category:Allen M. Sumner-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Lo Yang-class destroyers; #Category:United States Navy Ohio-related ships
 * USS Brutus (AC-15); #Marcus Junius Brutus; #John Readhead & Sons; #John Readhead & Sons; #United States Navy; #L. F. Chapman & Company; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Vincendon L. Cottman; #Randolph H. Miner; #George Dewey; #Asiatic Fleet; #United States; #station ship; #Japan; #Suez, Egypt; #Montevideo, Uruguay; #Culebra Island; #Asiatic Fleet; #Olongapo, Luzon; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #World War I; #United States Naval Reserve Forces; #Cerros Island; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Pacific Fleet Train; #Tutuila, Samoa; #Naval Vessel Register; #A. Bercovich Company; #Category:Colliers of the United States Navy; #Category:Tyne-built ships; #Category:1894 ships; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Bryant (DD-665); #Rear Admiral; #Samuel W. Bryant; #torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Samuel W. Bryant; #Charleston Navy Yard; #Boston Navy Yard; #Pearl Harbor; #antisubmarine warfare; #Eniwetok; #D-Day; #radar picket; #flagship; #battlewagon; #underwater demolition team; #Theodore S. Wilkinson; #William F. Halsey; #Ulithi; #Seeadler Harbor; #Panaon Island; #Jesse B. Oldendorf; #battleship; #cruiser; #Shoji Nishimura; #heavy cruiser; #battle line; #Hibuson Island; #Battle off Samar; #dive bomber; #kamikaze; #combat air patrol; #Nakajima Ki-43; #Liberty ship; #Mitsubishi A6M; #Iwo Jima; #United Engineering; #antiaircraft; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Navy Unit Commendation; #battle star; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in South Carolina; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Bryce Canyon (AD-36); #Charleston Navy Yard; #battle star; #Charleston Navy Yard; #Korean War; #Pearl Harbor; #Subic Bay; #battle star; #Category:Shenandoah-class destroyer tenders; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Utah-related ships; #Category:1946 ships; #Category:Tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:Destroyer tenders of the United States
 * USS Buchanan; #United States Navy; #Franklin Buchanan; #Royal Navy; #Turkish Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Buchanan (DD-131); #Franklin Buchanan; #St. Nazaire Raid; #Wickes class destroyer; #Franklin Buchanan; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #United Kingdom; #Destroyers for Bases Agreement; #St. Nazaire Raid; #amatol; #H. H. J. Bensen; #Battle Force; #Theodore E. Chandler; #admiral; #World War II; #Atlantic Squadron; #Neutrality Patrol; #Antilles Detachment; #Florida Straits; #Boston Navy Yard; #United Kingdom; #Destroyers for Bases Agreement; #HMNB Devonport; #Royal Netherlands Navy; #U-boat; #SS Normandie; #Saint-Nazaire; #Gibraltar; #Campbelltown, Pennsylvania; #Type 22 frigate; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1919 ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Royal Navy; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Royal Netherlands Navy; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Biscay coast; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Atlantic Ocean
 * USS Buchanan (DD-484); #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Franklin Buchanan; #admiral; #American Civil War; #Lieutenant Commander; #Guadalcanal; #Battle of Savo Island; #Funafuti Island; #Battle of Cape Esperance; #Naval Battle of Guadalcanal; #Battle of Kolombangara; #Iwo Jima; #Fleet Admiral; #General MacArthur; #battle star; #Turkish Navy; #Category:Gleaves-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Turkish Navy; #Category:Gleaves-class destroyers of the Turkish Navy
 * USS Buchanan (DDG-14); #Franklin Buchanan; #AN/SPG-51; #Mk 11 missile launcher; #RIM-24 Tartar; #RIM-66 Standard; #RUR-5 ASROC; #Mark 32 Surface Vessel Torpedo Tubes; #Franklin Buchanan; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Thirteenth Naval District; #Pearl Harbor; #Vietnamese Demilitarized Zone; #Gulf of Tonkin incident; #United States; #nuclear depth bomb; #ASROC; #David Lange; #Parliament of New Zealand; #ANZUS; #Naval Vessel Register; #New Zealand-United States relations; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:1960 ships; #Category:Charles F. Adams-class destroyers
 * USS Buck; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Buck (DD-420); #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #American Defense Service Medal; #European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #World War II; #United States Navy; #James Buck; #Medal of Honor; #US 1st Provisional Marine Brigade; #Northern Ireland; #Western Naval Task Force; #Operation Avalanche; #Siegfried Koitschka; #underwater explosion; #battle stars; #Northern Ireland; #Category:Sims-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Mediterranean; #Category:United States Navy Maryland-related ships; #Category:Ships sunk by German submarines in World War II; #Category:1939 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1943
 * USS Buck (DD-761); #James Buck; #Brazil; #Allen M. Sumner class destroyer; #torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #James Buck; #Medal of Honor; #Chester W. Nimitz; #San Francisco Naval Shipyard; #battle stars; #Category:Allen M. Sumner-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Mato Grosso-class destroyers; #Category:United States Navy Maryland-related ships
 * USS Buck (SP-1355); #World War I; #section patrol; #United States Navy; #Conservation Commission of Maryland; #World War I; #5th Naval District; #Category:Auxiliary ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1911 ships
 * USS Buckeye (AN-13); #Commercial Iron Works; #Subic Bay; #Tiburon, California; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #net laying ship; #gun mount; #machine guns; #net laying ship; #U.S. Navy; #submarine; #Commercial Iron Works; #USNR; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #13th Naval District; #USNR; #Tiburon, California; #Service Squadron; #U.S. 7th Fleet; #Pearl Harbor; #Subic Bay; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Category:Aloe-class net laying ships; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:World War II net laying ships of the United States; #Category:Training ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Buckingham (APA-141); #gun mount; #attack transport; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Kaiser Shipbuilding; #Western Sea Frontier; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Eniwetok; #United States; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #Operation Magic Carpet; #Navy list; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Victory ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:Haskell-class attack transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Troop ships; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Buckley; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Buckley (DE-51); #Bethlehem Hingham Shipyard; #Navy Unit Commendation; #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #1.1"/75 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #John D. Buckley; #Japan; #submarine; #torpedo; #North Africa; #picket ship; #Navy Day; #Naval Vessel Register; #Navy Unit Commendation; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Buckthorn; #U.S. Navy; #USS Buckthorn (1863); #East Haddam, Connecticut; #USS Buckthorn (AN-14); #net laying ship; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Buckthorn (1863); #Pensacola Navy Yard; #Union Navy; #screw steamer; #Haddam, Connecticut; #West Gulf Blockading Squadron; #Battle of Mobile Bay; #Pensacola Navy Yard; #Josephus Daniels; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1863 ships
 * USS Buckthorn (AN-14); #dogwood; #buckthorn; #General Engineering & Dry Dock Company; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #gun mount; #y-gun; #United States Navy; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #USNR; #13th Naval District; #Manchester, Washington; #Todd Pacific Shipyard; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Category:Aloe-class net laying ships; #Category:Ships built in Alameda, California; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:World War II net laying ships of the United States
 * USS Bucyrus Victory (AK-234); #Permanente Metals Corporation; #U.S. Navy; #battle star; #World War II; #cargo ship; #gun mount; #cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #battle star; #United States; #Permanente Metals Corporation; #Port Hueneme, California; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Marshall Islands; #Ulithi; #Service Squadron; #Task Group; #U.S. 5th Fleet; #Ulithi; #Leyte; #United States; #War Shipping Administration; #Navy list; #battle star; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Service Medal; #Philippines Liberation Medal; #Category:Boulder Victory-class cargo ships; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Ammunition ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Ohio-related ships
 * USS Buena Ventura (ID-1335); #World War I; #Northumberland Shipbuilding Company, Ltd.; #Howden-on-Tyne; #Torpedo; #Cargo ship; #United States Navy; #cargo ship; #World War I; #Howden-on-Tyne; #Northumberland Shipbuilding Company, Ltd.; #United States Steel Products Company; #United States Army; #United States Navy; #Naval Armed Guard; #Naval Overseas Transportation Service; #La Pallice; #Royan; #Le Verdon-sur-Mer; #submarine; #torpedo; #code; #executive officer; #destroyer; #sailor; #Category:World War I cargo ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in England; #Category:Ships sunk by German submarines in World War II; #Category:1913 ships; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I shipwrecks in the Atlantic Ocean; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1918
 * USS Buffalo; #United States Navy; #light cruiser; #light aircraft carrier; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Buffalo (1893); #auxiliary cruiser; #Destroyer tender; #auxiliary cruiser; #United States Navy; #destroyer tender; #auxiliary cruiser; #New York Navy Yard; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Asiatic Fleet; #Mare Island; #1st Torpedo Flotilla; #Asiatic Fleet; #Special Diplomatic Mission; #Russia; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #destroyer tender; #torpedo; #Gibraltar; #destroyer; #subchaser; #Azores Detachment; #Japan; #barracks ship; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Buffalo, New York-related ships; #Category:Spanish–American War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1892 ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia; #Category:Tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:Destroyer tenders of the United States
 * USS Buffalo (CL-110); #light cruiser; #United States Navy; #light cruiser; #World War II; #Category:Fargo-class cruisers; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:World War II cruisers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Buffalo, New York-related ships; #Category:Cancelled ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Buffalo (SSN-715); #United States Navy; #Dry Deck Shelter; #Olongapo City; #Category:Los Angeles-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Buffalo, New York-related ships; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships; #Category:1982 ships; #Category:Active submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Bugara (SS-331); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #bugara; #Groton, Conn.; #Japan; #Subic Bay; #Pearl Harbor; #Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard; #Pearl Harbor; #Naval Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Korean War submarines of the United States; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Washington coast; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Bulkeley (DDG-84); #John D. Bulkeley; #Arleigh Burke class destroyer; #vertical launch system; #BGM-109 Tomahawk; #RUM-139 VL-Asroc; #Phalanx CIWS; #SH-60 Sea Hawk; #United States Navy; #John D. Bulkeley; #Medal of Honor; #Naval Station Norfolk; #Somali pirates; #MV Guanabara; #Combined Task Force 151; #very large crude carrier; #Newport News Daily Press; #Category:Arleigh Burke-class destroyers; #Category:Active destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:2000 ships; #Category:Carrier Strike Group Two
 * USS Bull; #United States Navy; #destroyer escort; #Richard S. Bull; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Bull (DE-693); #battle star; #LCVP; #3"/50 caliber gun; #1.1"/75 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #5"/38 caliber gun; #naval aviator; #Dutch West Indies; #Northern Ireland; #Escort Division 19; #CortDiv; #ammunition; #U-boat; #New York Navy Yard; #submarine; #depth charge; #Bofors; #anti-aircraft; #Pearl Harbor; #Underwater Demolition Team; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #kamikaze; #San Fabian; #Siguijori Island; #F4U; #PBY; #Iwo Jima; #amphibious assault; #Subic Bay; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Republic of China Navy; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Michigan; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Charles Lawrence-class high speed transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships; #Category:Charles Lawrence-class high speed transports of the Republic of China Navy
 * USS Bullard (DD-660); #William H. G. Bullard; #Fletcher class destroyer; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Rear Admiral; #William H. G. Bullard; #Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co.; #Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #radar picket; #Wake Island; #kamikaze; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Bullfinch; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Bullfinch (AM-66); #War Shipping Administration; #3"/50 caliber gun; #machine gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #United States; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #5th Naval District; #War Shipping Administration; #Bullfinch class destroyer; #List of United States Navy ships; #Minelayer; #World War II; #Category:Bullfinch-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:1937 ships
 * USS Bullhead (SS-332); #[[File:USS-Bullhead.jpg]]; #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #Hiroshima; #United States Navy; #miller's thumb; #sculpin; #Pacific Ocean theater of World War II; #Pratas Island; #B-29 Superfortress; #Lombok Strait; #Imperial Japanese Army Air Force; #Mitsubishi Ki-51; #depth charge; #battle star; #World War II; #List of U.S. Navy losses in World War II; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Java Sea; #Category:Shipwrecks of Indonesia; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Submarines sunk by aircraft; #Category:Ships lost with all hands
 * USS Bulloch County (LST-509); #battle star; #Republic of Vietnam; #LCVP; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #European Theater; #Invasion of Normandy; #United States; #Republic of Vietnam; #Vietnam People's Navy; #Johnson South Reef Skirmish; #battle star; #List of United States Navy LSTs; #Republic of Vietnam Navy; #Category:LST-491-class tank landing ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships of the Vietnam People's Navy; #Category:Bulloch County, Georgia; #Category:Ships built in Indiana; #Category:United States Navy Georgia-related ships; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Bullock (AK-165); #gun mount; #cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Kaiser Cargo; #cargo ship; #zigzag; #submarine; #United States; #Navy list; #Turkish government; #SS Edirne; #battle stars; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Philippines Liberation Medal; #Category:Alamosa-class cargo ships; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Alabama-related ships
 * USS Bulmer (DD-222); #destroyer; #torpedo tube; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Roscoe Bulmer; #Asiatic Fleet; #Lieutenant Commander; #Asiatic Fleet; #South China Patrol; #Neutrality Patrol; #World War II; #Pensacola Convoy; #Battle of Bali Sea; #Tjilatjap; #Exmouth Gulf; #Pearl Harbor; #North Africa; #Panama Canal Zone; #battle star; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1920 ships
 * USS Bulwark; #U.S. Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Bulwark (AM-425); #U.S. Navy; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #U.S. 6th Fleet; #Category:Aggressive-class minesweepers; #Category:1953 ships; #Category:Ships built in Portsmouth, Virginia
 * USS Bulwark (AMc-68); #machine guns; #coastal minesweeper; #U.S. Navy; #USNR; #1st Naval District; #submarines; #warship; #Boston Naval Shipyard; #Navy list; #Category:Accentor-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Bumper (SS-333); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Groton, Conn.; #Subic Bay; #Submarine Squadron 5; #Pearl Harbor; #Turkish Navy; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Turkish Navy; #Category:Balao-class submarines of the Turkish Navy
 * USS Bunch (DE-694); #Kenneth Cecil Bunch; #battle star; #LCVP; #3"/50 caliber gun; #1.1"/75 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #5"/38 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #Kenneth Cecil Bunch; #SBD Dauntless; #dive bomber; #Battle of Midway; #Boston Navy Yard; #sonar; #Tompkinsville, Staten Island; #Pearl Harbor; #Ma'alaea Bay; #Underwater Demolition Team; #Marshall Islands; #Eniwetok; #Western Carolines; #Ulithi; #Leyte; #Homonhon; #general quarters; #dog watch; #Aichi D3A; #Mitsubishi G4M; #Richmond K. Turner; #radar picket; #Ie Shima; #Nakajima B5N; #F4U Corsair; #combat air patrol; #Hawaiian Sea Frontier; #submarine chaser; #World War II; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Charles Lawrence-class high speed transports; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Minnesota-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Michigan; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Bunker Hill; #United States Navy; #Battle of Bunker Hill; #American Revolutionary War; #USS Aroostook (CM-3); #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Bunker Hill (CG-52); #Battle of Bunker Hill; #Naval Base San Diego; #Ticonderoga class cruiser; #cruiser; #Naval Base San Diego; #Vertical Launching System; #Tomahawk missile; #vertical launching system; #battle stars; #World War II; #Battle of Bunker Hill; #redoubt; #battlements; #muskets; #bayonets; #powder horn; #New Englander; #U.S. Seventh Fleet; #Cruiser-Destroyer Group 1; #Subic Bay; #Operation Desert Storm; #Operation Southern Watch; #People's Republic of China; #Third Taiwan Strait Crisis; #People's Liberation Army; #Cruiser-Destroyer Group 3; #Somalia; #Carrier Strike Group One; #USS Carl Vinson; #USS Momsen; #skiff; #Carrier Strike Group One; #BAE Systems Inc.; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Category:Ticonderoga-class cruisers; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:1985 ships; #Category:Cold War cruisers of the United States; #Category:Gulf War ships of the United States; #Category:Active cruisers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Massachusetts-related ships; #Category:Carrier Strike Group One
 * USS Bunker Hill (CV-17); #World War II; #United States Navy; #Battle of Bunker Hill; #Pacific Theater of Operations; #battle star; #kamikaze; #Naval Vessel Register; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #Imperial Japanese Navy; #Tarawa Atoll; #amphibious landing; #Marshall Islands; #warship; #Ulithi; #Satawan; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #aerial bomb; #aircraft carrier; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #F6F Hellcat; #fighter plane; #task force; #Kiyoshi Ogawa; #Battle of Iwo Jima; #Battle of Okinawa; #Fast Carrier Task Force; #light cruiser; #destroyer; #Operation Ten-Go; #kamikazes; #kamikaze; #A6M Zero; #Kiyoshi Ogawa; #Operation Magic Carpet; #Naval Vessel Register; #Naval Air Station North Island; #battle star; #dune buggy; #Meyers Manx; #Paul Newman; #Grumman TBF Avenger; #Battle of Okinawa; #List of aircraft carriers; #list of aircraft carriers of the United States Navy; #List of World War II ships; #Category:Essex-class aircraft carriers; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Massachusetts-related ships
 * USS Bunting; #Benton Harbor, Michigan; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Bunting (AMS-3); #Benton Harbor, Michigan; #8-268A; #gun mount; #depth charge projector; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Benton Harbor, Michigan; #USNR; #8th Naval District; #antisubmarine; #11th Naval District; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Lamon Bay; #United States; #11th Naval District; #6th Naval District; #Naval Vessel Register; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:YMS-1-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Michigan; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Harkness-class minehunters; #Category:Cold War minehunters of the United States
 * USS Bunting (AMc-7); #Coastal minesweeper; #machine gun; #United States Navy; #bunting; #finch; #purse seiner; #USNR; #Line Mile Rock; #Point Diablo; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1935 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean; #Category:Shipwrecks of the California coast
 * USS Buoyant (AM-153); #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #Depth charge; #Republic of China Navy; #Battle of Okinawa; #Battle star; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #battle star; #Republic of China Navy; #secondary source; #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #Sand Bay; #Amchitka; #Treasure Island, California; #Eniwetok; #Pearl Harbor; #Kiese Shima; #United States; #Subic Bay; #Philippine Sea Frontier; #Foreign Liquidation Commission; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers of the Republic of China Navy
 * USS Burden R. Hastings (DE-19); #battle star; #dual purpose gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #battle star; #United Kingdom; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #United States; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Baker Island; #Tarawa; #Marshall Islands; #Ulithi; #Eniwetok; #radar; #Identification Friend or Foe; #destroyer escort; #General Quarters; #Aldis lamp; #star shell; #sonar; #depth charges; #gyro compass; #spare part; #kaiten; #midget submarine; #Potsdam Declaration; #National Metal and Steel; #Combat Action Ribbon; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #service star; #List of United States Navy ships; #Destroyer escort; #Destroyer; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Burdo (APD-133); #Ronald A. Burdo; #Combustion Engineering; #turbines; #LCVP; #5"/38 caliber gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Ronald A. Burdo; #Gavutu; #Battle of Guadalcanal; #Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal; #Des Plaines River; #Todd Johnson Shipyard; #Lieutenant Commander; #Pacific Underwater Demolition Flotilla; #Underwater Demolition Team; #Pearl Harbor; #Thanksgiving Day; #Midshipmen Practice Squadron; #midshipmen summer cruise; #Amphibious Group; #NATO; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Naval Vessel Register; #Southern Scrap Material Company; #Category:Crosley-class high speed transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Michigan-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Michigan; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Burges; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Burias (AG-69); #Pearl Harbor; #Alabama Drydock Company; #miscellaneous auxiliary; #gun mount; #miscellaneous auxiliary; #U.S. Navy; #Alabama Drydock Company; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Service Squadron; #warship; #Iwo Jima; #Pearl Harbor; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Category:Basilan-class auxiliary ships; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Liberty ships; #Category:United States Navy Philippines-related ships
 * USS Burke (DE-215); #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #battle star; #Luis Brión; #3"/50 caliber gun; #1.1"/75 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant Commander; #John E. Burke; #battleship; #Naval Battle of Guadalcanal; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #North Africa; #Japan; #Pearl Harbor; #Underwater Demolition Team; #Ie Shima; #battleship; #United States; #Transport Division 121; #anti-submarine; #Charleston Naval Shipyard; #Military Assistance Program; #Republic of Colombia; #Colombian Navy; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Charles Lawrence-class high speed transports; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts of the Colombian Navy; #Category:United States Navy North Dakota-related ships
 * USS Burleigh (APA-95); #battle star; #Foster Wheeler; #LCVP; #US Navy; #World War II; #Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #flagship; #Guadalcanal; #Ulithi; #Eniwetok; #veteran; #battle star; #Category:Bayfield-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy North Dakota-related ships; #Category:Burleigh County, North Dakota
 * USS Burleson (APA-67); #Pearl Harbor; #Operation Crossroads; #United States Navy; #Tillotson Cove; #Guadalcanal; #Guadalcanal; #Ulithi Atoll; #Pearl Harbor; #Pearl Harbor Navy Yard; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Operation Crossroads; #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Gilliam-class attack transports; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Texas-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Ships involved in Operation Crossroads
 * USS Burlington (PF-51); #Burlington, Iowa; #battle star; #World War II; #Soviet Navy; #Naval Historical Center; #Cold War; #large infantry landing craft; #Korean War; #Colombian National Armada; #United States; #3"/50 caliber gun; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Burlington, Iowa; #Soviet Navy; #Colombian National Armada; #gunboat; #hull number; #patrol frigate; #United States Coast Guard; #USCG; #Soviet Navy; #Project Hula; #Soviet Union; #Naval Historical Center; #Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky; #United States Secretary of the Navy; #James V. Forrestal; #United States Department of the Navy; #Japan; #Naval Historical Center; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Korean War; #Songjin; #Chongjin; #Task Force; #underway replenishment; #Navy List; #Colombian National Armada; #battle star; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates of the Soviet Navy; #Category:World War II frigates of the Soviet Union; #Category:Cold War frigates of the Soviet Union; #Category:Cold War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Korean War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Iowa-related ships; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates of the Colombian Navy; #Category:Korean War frigates of Colombia; #Category:Burlington, Iowa; #Category:Ships transferred under Project Hula
 * USS Burns; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Burns (DD-171); #Otway Burns; #Wickes class destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Otway Burns; #W. H. Lee; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #submarine; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:Wickes-class destroyer minelayers
 * USS Burns (DD-588); #Charleston Navy Yard; #Fletcher class destroyer; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #privateer; #War of 1812; #Charleston Navy Yard; #Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #World War II; #Wake Island; #Gilbert Islands campaign; #Marshall Islands campaign; #Ulithi; #Satawan; #Mariana and Palau Islands campaign; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Ujae Atoll; #Japan; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in South Carolina; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Burrfish (SS-312); #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #burrfish; #swellfish; #Royal Canadian Navy; #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #James J. Davis; #Japan; #Pearl Harbor; #Submarine Squadron 6; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Royal Canadian Navy; #Naval Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:Shipwrecks of the California coast
 * USS Burrows; #United States Navy; #William Ward Burrows II; #Battle of Lake Champlain; #United States Coast Guard; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Burrows (DD-29); #William Ward Burrows II; #United States Coast Guard; #destroyer; #torpedo tube; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #United States Coast Guard; #Lieutenant; #William Ward Burrows II; #New York Shipbuilding Company; #Junius F. Hellweg; #Torpedo Flotilla; #Neutrality Patrol; #Patrol Force; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Cruiser and Transport Force; #American Expeditionary Force; #submarine; #Woodrow Wilson; #Rum Patrol; #London Naval Treaty; #Category:Paulding-class destroyers; #Category:World War I destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1910 ships
 * USS Burrows (DE-105); #William Ward Burrows II; #U.S. Navy; #submarine; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #warship; #destroyer; #Northern Ireland; #CortDiv; #Quonset Point, Rhode Island; #torpedoes; #Luftwaffe; #torpedo; #U-boats; #damage control; #forecastle; #U-boat; #Culebra Island; #Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; #depth charge; #Gonaïves; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Marshall Islands; #antisubmarine; #Leyte; #U.S. 3rd Fleet; #Otaru; #Guiuan; #prisoners of war; #Borongan; #Green Cove Springs; #Mutual Defense Aid Program; #Royal Netherlands Navy; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Delaware; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Royal Netherlands Navy
 * USS Bush; #United States Navy; #William Sharp Bush; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Bush (DD-166); #William Sharp Bush; #Wickes class destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #William Sharp Bush; #Fore River Shipbuilding Company; #R. B. Coffey; #Destroyer Squadron 3; #Naval Reserves; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1918 ships
 * USS Bush (DD-529); #William Sharp Bush; #kamikazes; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant; #William Sharp Bush; #War of 1812; #Commander; #Alaskan; #Pearl Harbor; #Saidor; #Iwo Jima; #Japan; #radar picket ship; #kamikaze; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Ships sunk by kamikaze attack
 * USS Bushnell; #United States Navy; #David Bushnell; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Bushnell (AS-15); #David Bushnell; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #submarine tender; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Pearl Harbor; #Marshall Islands; #Japan; #Submarine Squadron 1; #Pilottown, Louisiana; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Fulton-class submarine tenders; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Butler (DD-636); #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #dual purpose gun; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #Oerlikon 20 mm cannon; #torpedo tube; #Mark 15 torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Major General; #Smedley Butler; #Medal of Honor; #Lieutenant Commander; #Allied invasion of Sicily; #Amphibious Battle of Gela; #Invasion of Normandy; #Royal Navy; #escort carrier; #Operation Dragoon; #high-speed minesweeper; #Naval Station San Diego; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #kamikaze; #Navy Unit Commendation; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Gleaves-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Butte; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Butte (AE-27); #Naval Weapons Station Earle; #Phalanx CIWS; #CH-46 Sea Knight; #United States Navy; #General Dynamics Quincy Shipbuilding Division; #Boston Naval Shipyard; #U.S. Atlantic Fleet; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Vietnam Service Medal; #Operation Goldenrod; #Operation Deliberate Force; #Admiral de Grasse; #Djibouti; #NATO; #Operation Joint Endeavor; #Sandy Hook; #Military Sealift Command; #Naval Vessel Register; #NAVSEA; #United States; #Mark 48 torpedo; #Operation Crossroads; #Category:Kilauea-class ammunition ships; #Category:Vietnam War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1967 ships; #Category:United States Navy Montana-related ships
 * USS Butte (APA-68); #battle star; #5"/38 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Leyte; #kamikaze; #Eniwetok; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Kowloon; #United States; #Pearl Harbor; #Operation Crossroads; #Category:Gilliam-class attack transports; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy California-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Idaho-related ships; #Category:United States Navy South Dakota-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Ships involved in Operation Crossroads
 * USS Butternut (YAG-60); #Lake Washington Shipyard; #battle star; #net laying ship; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Lake Washington Shipyard; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #USNR; #13th Naval District; #antisubmarine; #minesweeping; #Port Chalmers; #Pearl Harbor; #Leyte; #Iwo Jima; #submarine; #Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard; #Trust Territories; #Pearl Harbor; #United States; #11th Naval District; #Tiburon, California; #U.S. Naval Reserve; #11th Naval District; #missiles; #U.S. Navy; #anti-submarine warfare; #torpedo; #U.S. Navy; #navy list; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Aloe-class net laying ships; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1941 ships; #Category:World War II net laying ships of the United States; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:Research vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Lake Washington Shipyard
 * USS Buttress (ACM-4); #Minelayer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Navy list; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Unique minelayers of the United States Navy
 * USS C-1 (SS-9); #submarine; #torpedo tube; #torpedo; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant; #World War I; #Panama Canal Zone; #submarine; #Run Silent, Run Deep; #Category:United States C-class submarines; #Category:World War I submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1906 ships
 * USS C-2 (SS-13); #submarine; #torpedo tube; #torpedo; #submarine; #United States Navy; #torpedo; #Panama Canal Zone; #World War I; #Coco Solo; #Category:United States C-class submarines; #Category:World War I submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1909 ships
 * USS C-3 (SS-14); #submarine; #torpedo tube; #torpedo; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant; #Panama Canal Zone; #Coco Solo; #Category:United States C-class submarines; #Category:World War I submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1909 ships
 * USS C-4 (SS-15); #submarine; #torpedo tube; #torpedo; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant; #Panama Canal Zone; #Coco Solo; #Category:United States C-class submarines; #Category:World War I submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1909 ships
 * USS C-5 (SS-16); #submarine; #torpedo tube; #torpedo; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Chester W. Nimitz; #hull number; #Boston Navy Yard; #President of the United States; #William H. Taft; #Secretary of the Navy; #George von L. Meyer; #Lieutenant (junior grade); #submarine tender; #torpedo; #Panama Canal Zone; #Coco Solo; #Fleet Admiral; #Chester Nimitz; #New York Navy Yard; #Category:United States C-class submarines; #Category:World War I submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1908 ships
 * USS C. P. Williams (1861); #schooner; #schooner; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Mortar Flotilla; #Berwick Bay; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #cavalry; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS C. W. Morse (ID-1966); #U.S. Navy; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #3d Naval District; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Delaware; #Category:1903 ships; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy
 * USS Cabana (DE-260); #battle star; #dual purpose gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Napoleon Joseph Cabana; #Fairhaven, Massachusetts; #Boston Navy Yard; #USNR; #submarines; #antisubmarine; #battle stars; #Pearl Harbor; #Task Force; #Marshall Islands; #anti-submarine; #radar; #Guadalcanal; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #United States; #United States Third Fleet; #Ulithi; #battle stars; #World War II; #List of United States Navy ships; #Destroyer escort; #Destroyer; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Cabell (AK-166); #gun mount; #cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Kaiser Cargo; #USNR; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #Eniwetok; #Eniwetok; #Category:Alamosa-class cargo ships; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy West Virginia-related ships
 * USS Cabezon (SS-334); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #cabezon; #sculpin; #Groton, Conn.; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #Subic Bay; #Sakhalin; #U.S.S.R; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Naval Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Cabildo (LSD-16); #battle star; #5"/38 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #The Cabildo; #Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Co.; #Pearl Harbor; #Wakanoura Wan; #Japan; #Operation Greenhouse; #radioactive; #flagship; #Mine Squadron 3; #helicopter; #underwater demolition team; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Naval Register; #San Nicholas Island; #battle star; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #Category:Casa Grande-class dock landing ships of the United States Navy; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia; #Category:United States Navy Louisiana-related ships
 * USS Cable (ARS-19); #battle star; #Navy Unit Commendation; #machine guns; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #battle stars; #USNR; #Cape San Lucas; #firefighting; #Leyte; #seaworthy; #destroyer; #Battle of Surigao Strait; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Barracks ship; #Pearl Harbor; #Navy Unit Commendation; #battle stars; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Diver-class rescue and salvage ships; #Category:Ships built in Napa, California; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Cabot; #United States Navy; #John Cabot; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Cabot (1775); #Brig; #Battle of Nassau; #United States; #brig; #Continental Navy; #American Revolutionary War; #Wharton and Humphreys; #J. B. Hopkins; #Esek Hopkins; #Continental Army; #Royal Navy
 * USS Cabot (CVL-28); #Spanish Navy; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #United States Navy; #New York Shipbuilding Company; #Naval Air Station Quonset Point; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #Satawan; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Iwo Jima; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #kamikaze; #Wake Island; #Eniwetok; #Philadelphia Naval Yard; #Spanish Navy; #AV-8S Matador; #Spanish Navy; #light aircraft carrier; #Category:Independence-class aircraft carriers; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Cold War aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Spanish Navy; #Category:United States Navy Delaware-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Vermont-related ships; #Category:Former National Historic Landmarks of the United States
 * USS Cabrilla (SS-288); #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #Naval Submarine Base New London; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Naval Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Museum ships in Texas
 * USS Cacapon (AO-52); #Bethlehem Sparrows Point Shipyard; #Sparrows Point; #World War II; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #Navy Unit Commendation; #World War II; #battle stars; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #Bethlehem Sparrows Point Shipyard; #Pearl Harbor; #Pearl Harbor; #task force; #Emirau; #Admiralties; #Port Purvis; #Ulithi; #Operation Crossroads; #Shah Allum Shoal; #Operation Highjump; #Formosa Patrol Force; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Tachen Islands; #Operation Passage to Freedom; #Operation Hardtack I; #cold case; #deserter; #Arlington Cemetery.; #battle stars; #Navy Unit Commendation; #battle stars; #Korean war; #Category:Cimarron-class oilers (1939); #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II tankers of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy West Virginia-related ships
 * USS Cachalot; #United States Navy; #sperm whale; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Cachalot (SS-170); #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #Exide; #ballast tank; #torpedo tube; #torpedo; #V-boat; #United States Navy; #sperm whale; #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #Lieutenant Commander; #Merril Comstock; #Stuart S. Murray; #Torpedo Data Computer; #Arma Corporation; #New York Navy Yard; #Pearl Harbor; #Pearl Harbor Navy Yard; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #Wake Island; #Eniwetok; #Namonuito; #Pearl Harbor; #battle star; #World War II; #List of submarine classes of the United States Navy; #Category:Cachalot-class submarines; #Category:V-boats; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1933 ships; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships present during the attack on Pearl Harbor
 * USS Cache (AO-67); #USNS; #battle star; #replenishment oiler; #5"/38 caliber gun; #3"/50 caliber gun; #fleet oiler; #United States Navy; #Sun Shipbuilding and Drydock Co.; #Maryland Drydock Company; #Baytown, Texas; #Guadalcanal; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Leyte; #kamikaze; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Japan; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #battle star; #Category:Suamico-class oilers; #Category:Type T2-SE-A1 tankers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II tankers of the United States
 * USS Cacique (ID-2213); #12th Naval District; #Short Brothers of Sunderland; #Pallion; #Cargo ship; #gun mount; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Short Brothers of Sunderland; #Naval Overseas Transportation Service; #United States Army; #Armistice with Germany; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Wear-built ships; #Category:1910 ships; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Cactus (1863); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Confederate States of America; #ship's tender; #gunship; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Union Army; #Potomac Flotilla; #Washington Navy Yard; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1863 ships; #Category:Stores ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Caddo Parish (LST-515); #Seneca, Illinois; #battle star; #battle star; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #LCVP; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Caddo Parish, Louisiana; #Seneca, Illinois; #European Theater; #Exercise Tiger; #E-boat; #Invasion of Normandy; #Philippine Navy; #battle star; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Vietnam War; #List of United States Navy LSTs; #Category:LST-491-class tank landing ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Caddo Parish, Louisiana; #Category:Ships built in Illinois; #Category:United States Navy Louisiana-related ships; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Cadmus (AR-14); #Cadmus; #United States Navy; #World War II; #repair ship; #NATO; #Operation Strikeback; #Naval Vessel Register; #National Security Assistance Program; #Category:Amphion-class repair ships; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Republic of China Navy; #Category:Auxiliary ships of the Republic of China Navy; #Category:Ships built in Florida
 * USS Caelum (AK-106); #Joshua Hendy; #gun mount; #cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Caelum; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #Pearl Harbor; #Tarawa; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Service Squadron; #Iwo Jima; #United States; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Crater-class cargo ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Freighters; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Caesar (AC-16); #United States Navy; #New York Navy Yard; #Lambert's Point; #North Atlantic Squadron; #Spanish-American War; #Philippine–American War; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Category:Colliers of the United States Navy; #Category:Tees-built ships; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1896 ships
 * USS Cahaba (AO-82); #Marinship; #USNS; #battle star; #dual purpose gun; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #battle stars; #Marinship; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #task force; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #kamikaze; #Ulithi; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #United States Army; #battle stars; #World War II; #Category:Escambia-class oilers; #Category:Type T2-SE-A2 tankers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Sausalito, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II tankers of the United States
 * USS Cahokia (ATA-186); #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #Leyte; #Japan; #12th Naval District; #Alcatraz; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:Sotoyomo-class tugs
 * USS Cahto (YTB-215); #machine gun; #United States Navy; #Ipswich, Massachusetts; #3rd Naval District; #6th Naval District; #Golden Thirteen; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Cahuilla (ATF-152); #3"/50 caliber gun; #Navajo class fleet tug; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Argentine Navy; #Charleston Shipbuilding and Dry Dock; #antisubmarine; #Pearl Harbor; #barges; #Eniwetok; #Pearl Harbor; #Panama Canal Zone; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Naval Register; #Security Assistance Program; #Argentine Navy; #Aviso; #Falklands War; #Isla de los Estados; #Argentine Sea; #List of United States Navy ships; #List of auxiliary ships of the Argentine Navy; #Category:Abnaki-class tugs; #Category:Ships built in South Carolina; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Argentine Navy; #Category:Museum ships in Argentina; #Category:Buenos Aires Province; #Category:Military and war museums in Argentina; #Category:Naval museums
 * USS Caiman (SS-323); #United States Naval Institute; #Russia; #submarine; #United States Naval Institute; #torpedo tube; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Groton, Conn.; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #Subic Bay; #schooner; #Japan; #U.S. Navy; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Naval Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Turkish Navy; #Category:Balao-class submarines of the Turkish Navy
 * USS Cairo; #City class ironclad; #gunboat; #Union Navy; #James B. Eads; #American Civil War; #City class ironclad; #naval mine; #James Eads; #United States Department of War; #Western Gunboat Flotilla; #James M. Prichett; #Andrew Hull Foote; #mortar boat; #Fort Pillow; #Yazoo Expedition; #Haines Bluff, Mississippi; #Vicksburg National Military Park; #Vicksburg National Military Park; #Vicksburg National Cemetery; #CSS Neuse; #American Civil War; #Union Navy; #Anaconda Plan; #Mississippi Squadron; #United States Navy; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Illinois; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1861 ships; #Category:Ships sunk by mines; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Yazoo River; #Category:Shipwrecks of the American Civil War; #Category:Mississippi in the American Civil War; #Category:Museum ships in Mississippi; #Category:Museums in Warren County, Mississippi; #Category:American Civil War museums in Mississippi; #Category:Naval museums in the United States; #Category:National Register of Historic Places in Mississippi; #Category:Ships preserved in museums
 * USS Calabash (SP-108); #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Coconut Grove, Florida; #patrol boat; #World War I; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1912 ships
 * USS Calamares (AF-18); #gun mount; #cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #World War II; #Workman, Clark; #Northern Ireland; #U.S. Army; #Cruiser and Transport Force; #American Expeditionary Force; #Naval Overseas Transportation Service; #refrigerator ship; #Calamares; #USNR; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #Pearl Harbor; #U.S. 7th Fleet; #War Shipping Administration; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Service Medal; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Ships built in Belfast; #Category:1913 ships; #Category:Stores ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Unique transports of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Calamus (AOG-25); #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #East Coast Shipyard; #USCGR; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #Eniwetok; #Iwo Jima; #Navy list; #battle star; #World War II; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Service Medal; #Category:Mettawee-class gasoline tankers; #Category:Type T1-M-A2 tankers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Calaveras County (LST-516); #Seneca, Illinois; #battle star; #LCVP; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Seneca, Illinois; #European Theater; #Invasion of Normandy; #Korean War; #United States; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #List of United States Navy LSTs; #North Vietnam; #South Vietnam; #Operation Passage to Freedom; #Category:LST-491-class tank landing ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Calaveras County, California; #Category:Ships built in Illinois; #Category:United States Navy California-related ships; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Calcaterra (DE-390); #Herbert A. Calcaterra; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #radar picket; #Machinist's Mate; #Herbert A. Calcaterra; #Silver Star; #USCG; #United States; #submarine; #Pearl Harbor; #radar picket; #Navy list; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Caldwell; #United States Navy; #James R. Caldwell; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Caldwell (DD-605); #James R. Caldwell; #United States Navy; #World War II; #James R. Caldwell; #J. F. Newman, Jr.; #Kiska, Alaska; #Wake Island; #aircraft carrier; #Ulithi; #kamikaze; #battle star; #Category:Benson-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States
 * USS Caldwell (DD-69); #United States; #James R. Caldwell; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #torpedo; #lead ship; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant; #James R. Caldwell; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Lieutenant Commander; #submarine; #World War I; #Woodrow Wilson; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Category:Caldwell-class destroyers; #Category:World War I destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1917 ships
 * USS Caledonia; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Caledonia (1812); #Black Rock, New York; #carronade; #brig; #U.S. Navy; #War of 1812; #North West Company; #North American fur trade; #Provincial Marine; #Siege of Detroit; #Jesse D. Elliott; #Nathan Towson; #Black Rock, New York; #broadside; #schooner; #gunboat; #Battle of Fort George; #Oliver Hazard Perry; #Battle of Lake Erie; #Category:Brigs of the United States Navy; #Category:War of 1812 ships of the United States; #Category:Great Lakes ships; #Category:Ships built in Ontario; #Category:1807 ships
 * USS Caledonia (AK-167); #gun mount; #cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Kaiser Cargo; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #Subic Bay; #Category:Alamosa-class cargo ships; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Vermont-related ships
 * USS Calhoun (1851); #Union Navy; #Union Army; #Gunboat; #Union Navy; #prize court; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #privateer; #blockade runner; #Lieutenant; #West Gulf Blockading Squadron; #Lake Ponchartrain; #gunboat; #sloop; #Atchafalaya Bay; #Berwick Bay; #Bayou Teche; #Fort Butte-a-la-Rose; #Ship Island, Mississippi; #Fort Powell; #David G. Farragut; #Union Army; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Confederate States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1851 ships; #Category:Captured ships
 * USS Calhoun County (LST-519); #Seneca, Illinois; #battle star; #World War II; #United States; #Seneca, Illinois; #North Africa; #Cape Cher-chel, Algeria; #Juno Beach; #ammunition; #Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; #LCVP; #Searsport, Maine; #Penobscot Bay; #Charlestown Navy Yard; #Liberty ship; #transload; #bazooka; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Fort Mifflin; #torpex; #coup de grâce; #Category:Calhoun County, West Virginia; #Category:United States Navy West Virginia-related ships; #Category:LST-491-class tank landing ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Illinois; #Category:United States Navy Alabama-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Arkansas-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Florida-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Georgia-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Illinois-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Iowa-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Michigan-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Mississippi-related ships; #Category:United States Navy South Carolina-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Texas-related ships; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Caliente (AO-53); #Bethlehem Sparrows Point Shipyard; #Sparrows Point; #World War II; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #World War II; #U.S. Navy; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #battle star; #Bethlehem Sparrows Point Shipyard; #Sparrows Point; #USNR; #U-boats; #Panama Canal Zone; #Pearl Harbor; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #Lahaina Roads; #Marshall Islands; #battleships; #Seeadler Harbor; #U.S. 5th Fleet; #Operation Forager; #Enewetak; #U.S. 3rd Fleet; #Ulithi; #kaiten; #Shantung; #Cold War; #Ras Tamira; #U.S. 7th Fleet; #Operation Passage to Freedom; #Touraine; #Operation Redwing; #nuclear tests; #Eniwetok; #Japanese Self-Defense Force; #Willamette Shipyard; #North Vietnam; #Gulf of Tonkin Resolution; #Subic Bay; #U.S. 1st Fleet; #An Thoi; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Polyarnik; #Yegorlyk; #Long Beach Naval Shipyard; #Operation Golden Dragon; #ANZUK; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Board of Inspection and Survey; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Cimarron-class oilers (1939); #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II tankers of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS California; #Category:United States Navy ship names; #Category:United States Navy California-related ships
 * USS California (ACR-6); #U-boat; #torpedo tube; #United States Navy; #armored cruiser; #George C. Pardee; #Naval Review; #Secretary of the Navy; #Victor H. Metcalf; #Asiatic Station; #flagship; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Medal of Honor; #California State Military Museum; #California State Military Department; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Tompkinsville, New York; #submarine; #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #Harley H. Christy; #United States; #World War I; #Point O' Woods, New York; #First Yale Unit; #SCUBA; #Category:Suffolk County, New York; #Category:Pennsylvania-class cruisers; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1904 ships; #Category:Banana Wars ships of the United States; #Category:World War I cruisers of the United States; #Category:Ships sunk by mines; #Category:World War I shipwrecks in the Atlantic Ocean; #Category:Shipwrecks of the New York coast; #Category:Archaeological sites on the National Register of Historic Places in New York; #Category:Shipwrecks on the National Register of Historic Places; #Category:United States Navy California-related ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1918
 * USS California (BB-44); #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #CXAM RADAR; #torpedo tube; #Bofors 40 mm; #Oerlikon 20 mm cannon; #Barbette; #Conning tower; #World War I; #United States Navy; #dreadnought; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #Battleship Row; #World War II; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #William D. Stephens; #flagship; #Battle Fleet; #Scouting Fleet; #Fleet Problem XXI; #RADAR; #Battleship Row; #torpedo; #Robert R. Scott; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #anti-aircraft; #Battle of Surigao Strait; #kamikaze; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #California State Capitol Museum; #Task Force 95; #Wakanoura Wan; #Colombo, Ceylon; #American Defense Service Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #battle stars; #American Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Medal; #Herman Wouk; #The Winds of War; #War and Remembrance; #commanding officer; #Medal of Honor: Rising Sun; #Category:Tennessee-class battleships; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1919 ships; #Category:World War II battleships of the United States; #Category:Ships present during the attack on Pearl Harbor; #Category:Ships sunk during the attack on Pearl Harbor; #Category:United States Navy California-related ships; #Category:Battleships sunk by aircraft
 * USS California (CGN-36); #California class cruiser; #Phalanx CIWS; #ASROC; #Mk 13 missile launcher; #RIM-66 Standard; #Mark 46 torpedo; #Helicopter deck; #SH-2 Seasprite; #SH-3 Sea King; #CH-46 Sea Knight; #guided missile; #United States Navy; #ASROC; #guided-missile frigate; #guided-missile cruiser; #U.S. Navy; #Silver Jubilee; #Operation Eagle Claw; #Operation Sea Orbit; #Naval Vessel Register; #Ship-Submarine recycling program; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #J. Lanier Yeates; #Saddam Hussein; #weapons of mass destruction; #Dale Brown; #Category:California-class cruisers; #Category:1971 ships; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy California-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS California (SP-249); #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #patrol craft; #Thomas A. Edison; #antisubmarine; #Robbins Drydock Company; #New York Navy Yard; #USNRF; #Thomas A. Edison; #antisubmarine warfare; #U.S. Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Thomas Edison; #Category:Steam yachts; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships; #Category:1903 ships; #Category:Research vessels of the United States Navy
 * USS California (SP-647); #World War I; #San Francisco Bar Pilots Association; #pilot boat; #patrol craft; #San Francisco harbor; #San Francisco Maritime Museum; #San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:United States Navy California-related ships; #Category:1910 ships
 * USS California (SSN-781); #S9G reactor; #United States Navy; #Robert F. Willard; #Category:Virginia-class submarines; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:2010 ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Californian (1900); #naval mine; #Cargo ship; #United States Navy; #cargo ship; #American-Hawaiian Steamship Company; #United States; #World War I; #Lieutenant Commander; #USNRF; #naval mine; #American Expeditionary Force; #naval mine; #Category:World War I cargo ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy California-related ships; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:World War I shipwrecks in the Atlantic Ocean; #Category:1900 ships; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships sunk by mines; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1918
 * USS Caliph (SP-272); #Matthews Yacht Building Company; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Matthews Yacht Building Company; #World War I; #4th Naval District; #section patrol; #Washington, D.C.; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in the United States; #Category:1910 ships
 * USS Callaghan; #United States Navy; #Daniel J. Callaghan; #KAL 007: The Search in International Waters; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Callaghan (DD-792); #Daniel J. Callaghan; #Fletcher class destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Rear Admiral; #Daniel J. Callaghan; #Naval Battle of Guadalcanal; #Medal of Honor; #Commander; #Ulithi; #Hollandia operation; #Japan; #Eniwetok; #invasion of the Palaus; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #torpedo; #light cruiser; #Iwo Jima; #Parece Vela; #battleship; #Ulithi; #midget submarine; #dive bomber; #kamikaze; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Ships sunk by kamikaze attack
 * USS Callaghan (DDG-994); #AN/SPS-48; #air search radar; #AN/SPS-49; #air search radar; #fire control radar; #AN/SPG-51; #fire control radar; #AN/SPS-55; #AN/SPQ-9; #sonar; #AN/SLQ-32; #RGM-84 Harpoon; #CIWS; #Mark 46 torpedo; #ASROC; #SH-3 Sea King; #SH-2 Seasprite; #destroyer; #air defense; #Daniel J. Callaghan; #flagship; #heavy cruiser; #Naval Battle of Guadalcanal; #Iranian Revolution; #Korean Air Lines Flight 007; #Sukhoi Su-15; #Soviet Navy; #Humanitarian Service Medal; #Threads; #Category:Kidd-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:1979 ships; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States
 * USS Callao; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Callao (IX-205); #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #United States Navy; #P. Smit, Jr. Shipyard; #Kriegsmarine; #Externsteine; #Heinrich Himmler; #5"/38 gun; #United States Coast Guard; #United States Navy; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Bureau of Ships; #Cape Henlopen, Delaware; #Category:Unclassified miscellaneous vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in the Netherlands; #Category:Weather ships; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Captured ships
 * USS Callao (YFB-11); #Manila Ship Company; #Spanish Navy; #gunboat; #gunboat; #gunboat; #United States Navy; #Spanish-American War; #Spanish Navy; #Manila Ship Company; #Spanish–American War; #Asiatic Squadron; #George Dewey; #protected cruiser; #Lieutenant; #flagship; #Yangtze Patrol; #gunboat; #16th Naval District; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Spanish–American War naval ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in the Philippines; #Category:1888 ships
 * USS Callaway (APA-35); #battle star; #Combustion Engineering; #LCVP; #attack transport; #US Navy; #USCG; #Lahaina Roads; #Guadalcanal; #Pearl Harbor; #Leyte; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #kamikaze; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #prisoners of war; #battle star; #American President Lines; #Waterman Steamship Company; #Category:Bayfield-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Missouri-related ships; #Category:Callaway County, Missouri
 * USS Callisto (AGP-15); #Artemis; #Bethlehem-Hingham Shipbuilding Co.; #United States Maritime Commission; #United States Navy; #World War II; #United States Maritime Commission; #tank landing ship; #Artemis; #Bethlehem-Hingham Shipbuilding Co.; #Pearl Harbor; #United States Maritime Commission; #Category:Portunus-class motor torpedo boat tenders; #Category:Portunus-class motor torpedo boat tenders converted from LST-542-class ships; #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Caloosahatchee (AO-98); #Able UK; #turbines; #gun mount; #fleet oiler; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Cold War; #USNR; #U.S. 6th Fleet; #U.S. 6th Fleet; #NATO; #Operation Mariner; #midshipman; #Operation Springboard; #jumboization; #replenishment oiler; #Naval Vessel Register; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Fort Eustis, Virginia; #Reserve Fleet; #United Kingdom; #Able UK; #Able UK; #Navy Unit Commendation; #American Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Category:Cimarron-class oilers (1939); #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ashtabula-class oilers; #Category:United States Navy Florida-related ships
 * USS Calumet (SP-723); #George Lawley & Son; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #George Lawley & Son; #section patrol; #World War I; #USNRF; #3rd Naval District; #guard ship; #antisubmarine; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1903 ships; #Category:Individual yachts
 * USS Calvert; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Calvert (APA-32); #Navy Unit Commendation; #battle star; #World War II; #Korean War; #attack transport; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Korean War; #battle stars; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Bethlehem Sparrows Point Shipyard; #Navy Unit Commendation; #French Morocco; #Scoglitti; #Pearl Harbor; #Tanapag Harbor; #flagship; #Hiro Wan; #occupation of Japan; #Korea War; #Iwo Jima; #Subic Bay; #Vietnam War; #Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard; #Navy Unit Commendation; #battle star; #World War II; #Korean War; #Category:Crescent City-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Calypso; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Calypso (1863); #Union Navy; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #prize court; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Frying Pan Shoals; #New River Inlet; #Union Army; #Wilmington and Weldon Railroad; #Washington Navy Yard; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Calypso (AG-35); #United States Coast Guard; #US Navy; #Washington Navy Yard; #Franklin D. Roosevelt; #Atlantic Conference; #Winston Churchill; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1932 ships
 * USS Calypso (SP-632); #Bureau of Fisheries; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #section patrol; #World War I; #United States; #Bureau of Fisheries; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1909 ships
 * USS Camanche; #lead ship; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Camanche (1864); #Spanish-American War; #Martin boiler; #Dahlgren gun; #Pilothouse; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Naval Militia; #Spanish-American War; #Category:Passaic-class monitors; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1864 ships; #Category:Spanish–American War monitors of the United States
 * USS Camanga (AG-42); #jetty; #Coquille, Oregon; #cargo ship; #cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #World War II; #War Shipping Administration; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Guadalcanal; #War Shipping Administration; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Camanga-class auxiliary ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1953; #Category:United States Navy Philippines-related ships
 * USS Camano (AG-130); #U.S. Army; #Apra; #cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #lead ship; #cargo ship; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #U.S. Army; #Apra; #Pearl Harbor; #Category:Ships of the United States Army; #Category:Design 381 coastal freighters; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Camano-class cargo ships; #Category:United States Department of the Interior; #Category:United States Navy Washington (state)-related ships
 * USS Cambria (APA-36); #battle star; #Combustion Engineering; #LCVP; #gun mounts; #attack transport; #U.S. Navy; #USN; #USCG; #Pearl Harbor; #Marshall Islands; #flagship; #task force; #U.S. Army; #Dulag, Leyte; #Huon Gulf; #Ulithi; #U.S. 6th Fleet; #Suez crisis; #Saint Lawrence Seaway; #Cuban Missile Crisis; #Naval Historical Center; #Greenpeace; #Institute for Policy Studies; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Cuban Missile Crisis; #Category:Bayfield-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Pennsylvania-related ships; #Category:Cambria County, Pennsylvania
 * USS Cambridge; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #3rd Naval District; #Navy List; #heavy cruiser; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Cambridge (1860); #Gunboat; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #Confederate States of America; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #blockade runner; #schooner; #Masonboro Inlet; #schooner; #William B. Gould I; #Cape Fear, North Carolina; #American Civil War; #Union Navy; #Confederate States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1860 ships
 * USS Camden; #United States Navy; #submarine tender; #barracks ship; #fast combat support ship; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Camden (AOE-2); #Navy Unit Commendation; #Navy Expeditionary Medal; #Navy Expeditionary Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Vietnam Service Medal; #Southwest Asia Service Medal; #JP-5; #Phalanx CIWS; #NATO; #Sea Sparrow; #SH-60 Seahawk; #United States Navy; #fast combat support ship; #Vietnam War; #Naval Base Kitsap; #Category:Sacramento-class fast combat support ships; #Category:United States Navy New Jersey-related ships; #Category:1965 ships
 * USS Camden (AS-6); #Flensburger Schiffbau-Gesellschaft; #Cargo ship; #submarine tender; #barracks ship; #dual purpose gun; #United States Navy; #cargo ship; #Charleston Navy Yard; #patrol vessel; #Flensburger Schiffbau-Gesellschaft; #United States; #World War I; #Shipping Board; #cargo ship; #USNRF; #Cardiff, Wales; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #submarine tender; #submarine; #flagship; #Naval Review; #New York Navy Yard; #barracks ship; #Category:Ships built in Flensburg; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Submarine tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy New Jersey-related ships; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1900 ships
 * USS Camel; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Camel (IX-113); #United States Navy; #ruminant; #California Shipbuilding Corporation; #Marshall Islands; #stowaway; #United States; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Liberty ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:Armadillo-class tankers; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Camelia (1862); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Confederate States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1862 ships
 * USS Camp (DE-251); #Jack Hill Camp; #South Vietnam; #Philippine Navy; #barracks ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #Jennings, Louisiana; #U.S. Naval Reserve; #Battle of Midway; #Lieutenant Commander; #United States Coast Guard; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Mili; #U.S. Coast Guard; #radar picket; #Operation Market Time; #Tora! Tora! Tora!; #South Vietnam; #frigate; #Naval Vessel Register; #Philippine Navy; #Navy List; #barracks ship; #Subic Bay; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Republic of Vietnam Navy; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Philippine Navy; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Campti (YTB-816); #United States Navy; #Campti, Louisiana; #Naval Submarine Base New London; #Naval Amphibious Base Little Creek; #Navy List; #Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service; #Category:Natick-class large harbor tugs; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1972 ships
 * USS Canandaigua; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Canandaigua (1862); #Sloop-of-war; #sloop-of-war; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #Union blockade; #Confederate States of America; #Boston Navy Yard; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #blockade runner; #schooner; #Union Army; #Boston Navy Yard; #European Station; #New York Navy Yard; #North Atlantic Station; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #WP:ALSO; #List of sloops of war of the United States Navy; #List of steam frigates of the United States Navy; #List of ships of the Confederate States Navy; #Union Navy; #Confederate States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1862 ships
 * USS Canandaigua (ID-1694); #Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company; #cargo ship; #Minelayer; #5"/51 caliber gun; #3"/23 caliber gun; #Southern Pacific; #World War I; #North Sea Mine Barrage; #Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company; #United States Navy; #Morse Dry Dock and Repair Company; #5"/51 caliber gun; #USN; #American Expeditionary Forces; #Rear Admiral; #Lewis Clinton-Baker; #First Transcontinental Railroad; #Central Pacific Railroad; #Category:World War I mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:1901 ships; #Category:Unique minelayers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Canandaigua (IX-233); #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #United States Navy; #Category:1945 ships
 * USS Canary (AMc-25); #coastal minesweeper; #U.S. Navy; #4th Naval District; #5th Naval District; #torpedo; #antisubmarine; #List of United States Navy ships; #Minesweeper (ship); #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy
 * USS Canberra (CA-70); #battle star; #United States Navy; #Royal Australian Navy; #Battle of Savo Island; #World War II; #Aerial Battle of Taiwan-Okinawa; #Cuban Missile Crisis; #Vietnam War; #Los Angeles Maritime Museum; #ship's bell; #Australian National Maritime Museum; #heavy cruiser; #Battle of Savo Island; #Franklin Delano Roosevelt; #Owen Dixon; #Battle of Bataan; #Battle of Eniwetok; #Satawan; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Task Force 38; #Task Force 38; #Ulithi; #War Shipping Administration; #battle star; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #hull number; #RIM-2 Terrier; #Dwight D. Eisenhower; #Harold Macmillan; #NATO; #Operation Strikeback; #Arlington National Cemetery; #show the flag; #Cuban Missile Crisis; #Doug Hegdahl; #Hanoi Hilton; #Battle of the Coral Sea; #Tet Offensive; #George W. Bush; #Naval Vessel Register; #Inactive Ship Maintenance Facility; #Los Angeles Maritime Museum; #ship's bell; #George W. Bush; #ANZUS; #Australian National Maritime Museum; #Meritorious Unit Citation; #Combat Action Ribbon; #Navy Expeditionary Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #battle stars; #World War II Victory Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Vietnam Service Medal; #Philippine Liberation Ribbon; #Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal; #Category:Baltimore-class cruisers; #Category:Boston-class cruisers; #Category:World War II cruisers of the United States; #Category:Cold War cruisers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Vietnam War cruisers of the United States
 * USS Candid (AM-154); #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #Naval Historical Center; #Cold War; #large infantry landing craft; #Soviet Navy; #Naval Historical Center; #Cold War; #auxiliary motor minesweeper; #Naval Historical Center; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Soviet Union; #Soviet Navy; #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #Lieutenant; #USNR; #United States Army; #Japan; #Marshall Islands; #Soviet Navy; #Project Hula; #Soviet Union; #Naval Historical Center; #Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky; #United States Secretary of the Navy; #James V. Forrestal; #United States Department of the Navy; #Cold War; #Naval Historical Center; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers of the Soviet Navy; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the Soviet Union; #Category:Cold War minesweepers of the Soviet Union; #Category:Ships transferred under Project Hula
 * USS Caney (AO-95); #Marinship; #USNS; #battle star; #dual purpose gun; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #battle stars; #Marinship; #USNR; #Ulithi; #radar picket; #task force; #War Shipping Administration; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #Naval Register; #MARAD; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #United States Army; #battle stars; #Category:Escambia-class oilers; #Category:Type T2-SE-A2 tankers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Sausalito, California; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II tankers of the United States
 * USS Canfield (DE-262); #Evarts class destroyer escort; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #submarines; #antisubmarine; #battle stars; #Boston Navy Yard; #Commander; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Marshall Islands; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #antisubmarine; #battle star; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Canisteo (AO-99); #Able UK; #turbines; #40 mm Bofors; #20 mm; #fleet oiler; #U.S. Navy; #Cold War; #USNR; #Farge; #Operation Highjump; #Peter Island; #jumboization; #U.S. 6th Fleet; #North Atlantic Treaty Organization; #Operation Mainbrace; #jumboization; #replenishment oiler; #Naval Vessel Register; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Fort Eustis, Virginia; #Able UK; #Able UK; #American Campaign Medal; #European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal; #Navy Occupation Service Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Coast Guard Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Category:Cimarron-class oilers (1939); #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ashtabula-class oilers; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships
 * USS Cannon (DE-99); #George H. Cannon; #destroyer escort; #Lieutenant Commander; #United States Atlantic Fleet; #George H. Cannon; #Medal of Honor; #Gibraltar; #American Campaign Medal; #Atlantic Narrows; #Brazilian Navy; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Delaware; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts of the Brazilian Navy; #Category:World War II frigates of Brazil
 * USS Canon (PG-90); #United States Navy; #Vietnam War; #Tacoma Boatbuilding Company; #Operation Market Time; #Sheboygan, Wisconsin; #Category:1967 ships; #Category:Asheville-class gunboats
 * USS Canonchet (YTB-823); #United States Navy; #Naval Station San Diego; #Naval Region Northwest; #Category:Natick-class large harbor tugs; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1973 ships
 * USS Canonicus; #United States Navy; #Canonicus; #Narragansett Indians; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Canonicus (1863); #Canonicus; #fire-tube boiler; #smoothbore; #Dahlgren gun; #Gun turret; #Pilot house; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #lead ship; #James River Squadron; #artillery batteries; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #blockade runner; #ironclad; #Jamestown Exposition; #fire-tube boiler; #smoothbore; #Dahlgren gun; #gun turret; #gun turret; #pilot house; #First Battle of Charleston Harbor; #sniper; #Tunis A. M. Craven; #James River Flotilla; #Major General; #Army of the James; #Bermuda Hundred Campaign; #Dutch Gap; #muzzle blast; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #sidewheel; #gunboat; #Fort Fisher, North Carolina; #Lieutenant Commander; #George Belknap; #Quartermaster; #Daniel D. Stevens; #Medal of Honor; #United States Army Center of Military History; #sloop-of-war; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Naval Historical Center; #Category:Canonicus-class monitors; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1863 ships; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:American Civil War monitors of the United States
 * USS Canonicus (ACM-12); #U.S. Army; #minelayer; #United States Navy; #Canonicus; #United States Army; #Coast Artillery Corps; #Marietta Manufacturing; #Erasmus M. Weaver, Jr.; #National Guard Bureau; #United States Ship; #Category:Ships built in West Virginia; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Mine planters of the United States Army; #Category:Camanche-class minelayers; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States
 * USS Canonicus (ID-1696); #Canonicus; #Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company; #cargo ship; #Minelayer; #5"/51 caliber gun; #3"/23 caliber gun; #Southern Pacific; #World War I; #North Sea Mine Barrage; #Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company; #United States Navy; #Morse Dry Dock and Repair Company; #5"/51 caliber gun; #Commander; #USN; #Cruiser and Transport Force; #United States; #Rear Admiral; #Lewis Clinton-Baker; #First Transcontinental Railroad; #Central Pacific Railroad; #Category:World War I mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1899 ships; #Category:Unique minelayers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Canonicus (YT-187); #Canonicus; #United States Navy; #1st Naval District; #5th Naval District; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Canopus; #United States Navy; #constellation; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Canopus (AS-34); #Canopus; #submarine tender; #3"/50 caliber gun; #submarine tender; #United States Navy; #Submarine Squadron 14; #Ney Award; #Golden Anchor Award; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Submarine Squadron 16; #Naval Weapons Station Charleston; #Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay; #United Kingdom; #Able UK; #Category:Simon Lake-class submarine tenders; #Category:1965 ships
 * USS Canopus (AS-9); #Canopus; #battle star; #Submarine tender; #submarine tender; #United States Navy; #Canopus; #New York Shipbuilding Company; #W. R. Grace and Company; #Coco Solo; #Battle Force; #flagship; #Cavite Navy Yard; #battle star; #Category:Submarine tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the South China Sea; #Category:1919 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1942
 * USS Canotia (AN-47); #3"/50 caliber gun; #World War II; #battle star; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #battle star; #USNR; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #U.S. 5th Fleet; #Iwo Jima; #Ulithi; #prisoners of war; #Lamotrek; #Olimarao; #battle star; #Category:Ailanthus-class net laying ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II net laying ships of the United States
 * USS Capable; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Capable (AM-155); #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #Naval Historical Center; #Cold War; #large infantry landing craft; #Soviet Navy; #Naval Historical Center; #Cold War; #auxiliary motor minesweeper; #Naval Historical Center; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Soviet Union; #Soviet Navy; #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Marshall Islands; #Tarawa; #Eniwetok; #Japan; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #Soviet Navy; #Project Hula; #Soviet Union; #Naval Historical Center; #Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky; #United States Secretary of the Navy; #James V. Forrestal; #United States Department of the Navy; #Cold War; #Naval Historical Center; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers of the Soviet Navy; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the Soviet Union; #Category:Cold War minesweepers of the Soviet Union; #Category:Ships transferred under Project Hula
 * USS Cape Cod (AD-43); #Joint Meritorious Unit Award; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Navy Battle "E" Ribbon; #National Defense Service Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Southwest Asia Service Medal; #United States Navy; #Navy list; #James River Reserve Fleet; #Fort Eustis, VA; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Yellowstone-class destroyer tenders; #Category:United States Navy Massachusetts-related ships; #Category:1980 ships; #Category:Ships built in San Diego, California; #Category:Tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:Destroyer tenders of the United States
 * USS Cape Esperance (CVE-88); #Guadalcanal; #escort carrier; #United States Navy; #Captain R. W. Bockius; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #Pearl Harbor; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #Japan; #Korean War; #Eniwetok; #Royal Thai Air Force; #Southeast Asia Treaty Organization; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Casablanca-class escort carriers; #Category:World War II escort aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Cape Gloucester (CVE-109); #United States Pacific Fleet; #Battle of Okinawa; #Battle star; #Pearl Harbor; #combat air patrol; #kamikaze; #battle star; #Category:Commencement Bay-class escort carriers; #Category:World War II escort aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Cape Johnson; #United States Navy; #Military Sealift Command; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Cape Johnson (AP-172); #battle star; #cargo ship; #5"/38 caliber gun; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #troop; #World War II; #Iwo Jima; #Iwo Jima; #echo sounder; #submarine volcano; #guyot; #theory; #plate tectonics; #battle star; #Category:Type C1-B ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Unique transports of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Washington (state)-related ships
 * USS Cape Lookout (ID-3214); #cargo ship; #United States Navy; #USNRF; #Naval Overseas Transportation Service; #American Expeditionary Force; #United States Food Administration; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War I; #American Expeditionary Force; #Cargo ship; #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:United States Navy North Carolina-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Oregon-related ships; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I cargo ships of the United States; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Standard World War I ships; #Category:Steamships of the United States
 * USS Cape May (ID-3520); #Cargo ship; #United States Navy; #cargo ship; #World War I; #Lieutenant Commander; #USNRF; #American Expeditionary Force; #Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific Steamship Corporation; #Matson Navigation Company; #Wallen and Company; #Bharat Line, Ltd.; #Category:World War I cargo ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:United States Navy New Jersey-related ships; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Unique transports of the United States Navy; #Category:Standard World War I ships; #Category:Steamships of the United States
 * USS Cape St. George (CG-71); #Battle of Cape St. George; #Commander, Naval Surface Forces Pacific; #Battle of Cape St. George; #destroyer; #Arleigh Burke; #US Atlantic Fleet; #Voyage Management System; #Smart Ship Integrated Bridge System; #Somalia; #The Virginian-Pilot; #landlocked; #dhow; #Category:Ticonderoga-class cruisers; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:1992 ships; #Category:Active cruisers of the United States; #Category:Carrier Strike Group Nine
 * USS Capelin (SS-289); #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #United States Navy; #capelin; #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #Kaoe Bay; #Siaoe Island; #Sangi Island; #Talaud Islands; #Sarangani Island; #Thorne Smith; #Naval Submarine Base New London; #battle star; #World War II; #List of U.S. Navy losses in World War II; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Lost submarines of the United States; #Category:Missing submarines of World War II; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean; #Category:Shipwrecks of Indonesia; #Category:Ships lost with all hands
 * USS Capella; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Capella (AK-13); #Capella (star); #American International Shipbuilding Corporation; #Hog Island, Pennsylvania; #United States Navy; #World War II; #American International Shipbuilding Corporation; #Hog Island, Pennsylvania; #Japan; #Panama Canal Zone; #PT-59; #War Shipping Administration; #Category:Design 1022 ships; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1921 ships; #Category:Design 1022 ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Hog Islanders
 * USS Caperton (DD-650); #William B. Caperton; #Fletcher class destroyer; #torpedo; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Admiral; #William B. Caperton; #Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #Fast Carrier Task Force; #Ulithi; #Satawan; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Ngesebus; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #radar; #Japan; #Korean War; #Operation Mainbrace; #Suez crisis; #Jordan crisis; #Operation Strikeback; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Capitaine (SS-336); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #capitaine; #Groton, Conn.; #Pearl Harbor; #Indochina; #Japan; #Subic Bay; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #In Harm's Way; #battle star; #World War II; #Naval Register; #Submarine Command; #hull number; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Balao-class submarines of the Italian Navy
 * USS Capodanno (FF-1093); #Avondale Shipyard; #Newport R.I; #Sonar; #Towed array sonar; #ASROC; #Harpoon missile; #Mark 46 torpedo; #Phalanx CIWS; #SH-2 Seasprite; #Knox class frigate; #United States Navy; #Medal of Honor; #Category:Knox-class frigates; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:1972 ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Turkish Navy
 * USS Capps (DD-550); #Washington L. Capps; #Gulf Shipbuilding Corporation; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Rear Admiral; #Washington L. Capps; #Gulf Shipbuilding Corp.; #Lieutenant Commander; #Axis powers; #Scapa Flow; #British Home Fleet; #Gibraltar; #battleship; #aircraft carrier; #Murmansk; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #radar picket; #Ulithi; #underwater demolition team; #Iwo Jima; #kamikaze; #Spanish Navy; #Ottoman Empire; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Alabama; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Spanish Navy; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the Spanish Navy
 * USS Caprice (SP-703); #Electric Launch Company; #halftone; #World War I; #Electric Launch Company; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Electric Launch Company; #section patrol; #World War I; #USNRF; #5th Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1914 ships
 * USS Capricornus (AKA-57); #Capricornus; #Moore Dry Dock Company; #battle star; #5"/38 caliber gun; #constellation; #Capricornus; #Moore Dry Dock Co.; #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #Eniwetok; #kamikaze; #Philippine; #Eniwetok; #Korean War; #radar picket; #Middle Eastern; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Naval Vessel Register; #World War II; #Category:Andromeda-class attack cargo ships; #Category:Ships built in Oakland, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States
 * USS Captain Dud (ID-3507); #Bangor, Pennsylvania; #derrick; #United States Navy; #derrick; #A-frame; #Bangor, Pennsylvania; #Thames Towboat Company; #World War I; #5th Naval District; #floating crane; #Category:Auxiliary ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1914 ships
 * USS Captivate (AM-156); #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #Naval Historical Center; #Cold War; #large infantry landing craft; #Soviet Navy; #Naval Historical Center; #Cold War; #auxiliary motor minesweeper; #Naval Historical Center; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Soviet Union; #Soviet Navy; #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #Lieutenant; #USNR; #United States Pacific Fleet; #Pearl Harbor; #Marshall Islands; #Eniwetok; #Soviet Navy; #Project Hula; #Soviet Union; #Naval Historical Center; #Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky; #United States Secretary of the Navy; #James V. Forrestal; #United States Department of the Navy; #Cold War; #Naval Historical Center; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers of the Soviet Navy; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the Soviet Union; #Category:Cold War minesweepers of the Soviet Union; #Category:Ships transferred under Project Hula
 * USS Captor (PYc-40); #Q-ship; #4"/50 caliber gun; #depth charge; #Lewis Gun; #Q-ship; #United States Navy; #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #hull classification symbol; #Leroy E. Rogers; #U-boat; #1st Naval District; #Georges Bank; #Nantucket Sound; #Rhode Island Sound; #Naval Vessel Register; #War Shipping Administration; #Category:Q-ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1938 ships
 * USS Caracara (AMc-40); #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Caracara; #hawk; #10th Naval District; #minesweeping; #Navy Register; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Accentor-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Caravan (AM-157); #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #Naval Historical Center; #Cold War; #large infantry landing craft; #Soviet Navy; #Naval Historical Center; #Cold War; #auxiliary motor minesweeper; #Naval Historical Center; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #anti-submarine; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Soviet Union; #Soviet Navy; #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #Lieutenant; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Marshall Islands; #patrol vessel; #aircraft carrier; #Ulithi; #Soviet Navy; #Project Hula; #Soviet Union; #Naval Historical Center; #Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky; #United States Secretary of the Navy; #James V. Forrestal; #United States Department of the Navy; #Cold War; #Naval Historical Center; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers of the Soviet Navy; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the Soviet Union; #Category:Cold War minesweepers of the Soviet Union; #Category:Ships transferred under Project Hula
 * USS Carbonero (SS-337); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #carbonero; #Balboa, Canal Zone; #Pearl Harbor; #aircraft carrier; #Port Hueneme, California; #Fleet Snorkel; #Regulus missile; #Pearl Harbor; #Republic of Korea; #Japan; #Japan; #Regulus missile; #Fleet Snorkel; #Polaris missile; #nuclear weapon test; #Vietnam War; #Project SHAD; #Kaneohe; #torpedo; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:Shipwrecks of Hawaii
 * USS Card (CVE-11); #Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding Corporation; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #World War II; #Vietnam War; #battle star; #escort aircraft carrier; #Quonset Point; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #Pearl Harbor; #battle star; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #frogman; #Lam Son Nao; #Category:Bogue-class escort carriers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II escort aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Cardinal; #YMS-1 class minesweeper; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Cardinal (AM-6); #United States Navy; #Lieutenant, junior grade; #3rd Naval District; #battle; #Port Angeles, Washington; #Category:Lapwing-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1923; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:World War I minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Cardinal (AM-67); #War Shipping Administration; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #5th Naval District; #War Shipping Administration; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Bullfinch-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1937 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Cardinal (AMS-4); #battle star; #World War II; #8-268A; #gun mount; #depth charge projector; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Gulf Sea Frontier; #Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; #New York Navy Yard; #Eastern Sea Frontier; #Mers El Kébir; #task force; #U.S. 6th Fleet; #United States; #Eleventh Naval District; #Boston Navy Yard; #Naval Register; #battle star; #Category:YMS-1-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Illinois; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Training ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Javari-class minesweepers
 * USS Cardinal (MHC-60); #United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Georgia (U.S. state); #Category:1996 ships; #Category:Osprey-class coastal minehunters
 * USS Carib; #U.S. Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Carib (AT-82); #Pedro de Heredia; #Colombian Navy; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Charleston Shipbuilding and Dry Dock; #antisubmarine; #Quonset Point, Rhode Island; #barracks craft; #Panama Canal Zone; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Japan; #Subic Bay; #Naval Register; #Security Assistance Program; #Colombian Navy; #Colombian Navy; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Category:Cherokee-class fleet tugs; #Category:Ships built in South Carolina; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Carib (ID-1765); #Detroit Shipbuilding Company; #Cargo ship; #cargo ship; #United States Navy; #World War I; #U.S. Army; #American Expeditionary Force; #Detroit Shipbuilding Company; #Norfolk Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company; #Lieutenant Commander; #USNRF; #Naval Overseas Transportation Service; #United States; #Gibraltar; #North Sea Mine Barrage; #Corpach; #U.S. Army; #Nantes, France; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War I; #Cargo ship; #Category:Ships built in Michigan; #Category:World War I cargo ships of the United States; #Category:1916 ships; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Caribou (IX-114); #battle star; #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #United States Navy; #caribou; #California Shipbuilding Corporation; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #War Shipping Administration; #Category:Liberty ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:Armadillo-class tankers; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Carina (AK-74); #Permanente Metals Corporation; #battle stars; #War Shipping Administration; #cargo ship; #United States Navy; #constellation; #Permanente Metals Corporation; #Liberty ship; #Lt. Commander; #Guadalcanal; #South Pacific Ocean; #Tongatapu; #U.S. Marine Corps; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi Atoll; #War Shipping Administration; #battle stars; #Category:Crater-class cargo ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Freighters; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:Liberty ships; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Carl M. Levin; #lead ship; #Carl Levin; #vertical launch system; #BGM-109 Tomahawk; #RUM-139 VL-Asroc; #Phalanx CIWS; #SH-60 Sea Hawk; #United States Navy; #guided missile destroyer; #Carl Levin; #United States Senate Committee on Armed Services; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Arleigh Burke-class destroyers
 * USS Carl R. Gray (ID-2671); #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #U.S. Navy; #Fifth Naval District; #Fourth Naval District; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Navy Register; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War I; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Baltimore, Maryland
 * USS Carl Vinson (CVN-70); #Carl Vinson; #United States Navy; #supercarrier; #Carl Vinson; #Refueling and Overhaul; #callsign; #Operation Southern Watch; #Operation Enduring Freedom; #Osama bin Laden; #Richard Nixon; #John Warner; #Melvin Laird; #Two-Ocean Navy Act; #Carrier Air Wing Seventeen; #Chief of Naval Operations; #Thomas B. Hayward; #Secretary of the Navy; #John F. Lehman; #John Tower; #Molly Snead; #flight deck; #Modern US Navy carrier air operations; #Carrier Air Wing 15; #Naval Air Station Alameda; #RIMPAC; #Carrier Air Wing 15; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Chief of Naval Operations; #James H. Flatley; #Operation Earnest Will; #PACEX; #1989 Loma Prieta earthquake; #A-7 Corsair; #Carrier Air Wing Fourteen; #Operation Southern Watch; #Exercise Ke Koa; #Bill Clinton; #Operation Desert Strike; #Rugged Nautilus; #Naval Air Station Alameda; #USS Missouri; #Carrier Air Wing Eleven; #HMAS Onslow; #airstrike; #Operation Desert Fox; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Operation Southern Watch; #Operation Enduring Freedom; #War on Terror; #Changi Naval Base; #Carrier Air Wing Nine; #Operation Iraqi Freedom; #Foal Eagle; #Marjorie Sterrett Battleship Fund Award; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #Operation Iraqi Freedom; #Naval Station Norfolk; #Refueling and Complex Overhaul; #Naval Station Norfolk; #NAS North Island; #Operation Unified Response; #neurosurgeon; #Sanjay Gupta; #pediatric surgeon; #Henri Ford; #U.S. Navy; #desalination; #Argentine Navy; #Military Times; #Carrier Air Wing Seventeen; #Carrier Strike Group One; #death of Osama bin Laden; #American Forces Press Service; #San Diego Union Tribune; #Philippine President; #Benigno Aquino III; #U.S. Ambassador; #Harry K. Thomas, Jr.; #Embassy of the United States in Manila; #Bagong Alyansang Makabayan; #Raymond Palatino; #University of the Philippines; #Clarita Carlos; #Philippine Daily Inquirer; #USS Carl Vinson; #The Fayetteville Observer; #Carrier Classic; #Naval Air Station North Island; #U.S. President; #Barack Obama; #Naval Air Station North Island; #Naval Air Station North Island; #Global Command and Control System; #Distributed Common Ground System; #Carrier Airwing Seventeen; #Naval Sea Systems Command; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Navy Unit Commendation; #James H. Flatley; #Marjorie Sterrett Battleship Fund Award; #List of aircraft carriers; #List of aircraft carriers of the United States Navy; #Modern US Navy carrier air operations; #Carrier Strike Group One; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Category:Nimitz-class aircraft carriers; #Category:1980 ships; #Category:Cold War aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Active aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:2010 Haiti earthquake relief; #Category:War on Terror; #Category:Death of Osama bin Laden; #Category:United States Navy Georgia-related ships; #Category:Carrier Strike Group One; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Carlinville (PC-1120); #United States Navy; #World War II; #Asiatic-Pacific theater; #Saidor; #Cape Sansapor; #Leyte; #Tarakan Island; #Navy List; #Diesel Electric Company; #Greenpeace; #Russia; #whaling fleet; #Clause Von Wendel; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Michigan; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Carlisle (APA-69); #Operation Crossroads; #attack transport; #attack transport; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #Operation Crossroads; #Category:Gilliam-class attack transports; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Carlisle County, Kentucky; #Category:United States Navy Kentucky-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Ships involved in Operation Crossroads
 * USS Carlotta (SP-1785); #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #section patrol; #World War I; #5th Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Carlson (DE-9); #Evarts class destroyer escort; #Destroyer escort; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #Battle of Midway; #Boston Navy Yard; #Guadalcanal; #submarine; #Eniwetok; #Iwo Jima; #Ulithi; #Japan; #kamikaze; #battle star; #Combat Action Ribbon; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #service star; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Carmick (DD-493); #Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding Corporation; #dual purpose gun; #Oerlikon 20 mm cannon; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Major; #Daniel Carmick; #United States Marine Corps; #Quasi-War; #War of 1812; #Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding Co.; #Commander; #destroyer minesweeper; #depth charge; #Northern Ireland; #aircraft carrier; #Bureau of Ships; #submarine; #torpedo; #Omaha Beach; #antisubmarine; #E-boat; #beachhead; #Heinkel; #Normandy; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #high speed minesweeper; #Korean War; #Chinnampo; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Yang Do Island; #Songjin; #battle star; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Gleaves-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Carmita; #United States Navy; #schooner; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Carmita (IX-152); #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Carnation (1863); #Neafie & Levy; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Neafie and Levy; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:Ships built by Neafie and Levy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1863 ships
 * USS Carnelian (PY-19); #Patrol boat; #United States Navy; #World War II; #carnelian; #G. L. Hoffman; #Gulf Sea Frontier; #Potomac River Naval Command; #Mine Warfare Test Station; #List of patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:1930 ships
 * USS Carney (DDG-64); #Robert Carney; #Arleigh Burke class destroyer; #Destroyer; #United States Navy; #Chief of Naval Operations; #Destroyer Squadron 14; #Destroyer Squadron 24; #United States Navy; #Fleet Week; #Operation Enduring Freedom; #Secretary of Defense; #Donald Rumsfeld; #Manama; #Hurricane Charley; #Owen Arthur; #Carrier Strike Group Ten; #Missile Defense Agency; #RIM-161 Standard Missile 3; #Aegis Ballistic Missile Defense System; #Navy Times; #Navy Cross; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #capital ship; #Mindora; #Legion of Merit; #Bronze Star Medal; #Category:Arleigh Burke-class destroyers; #Category:Active destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy California-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1994 ships
 * USS Carola IV (SP-812); #United States Navy; #World War I; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:1885 ships; #Category:Steam yachts
 * USS Carolina; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Carolina (1812); #War of 1812; #Battle of New Orleans; #schooner; #United States Navy; #Jean Lafitte; #Andrew Jackson; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:War of 1812 ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in South Carolina; #Category:1812 ships; #Category:Piracy; #Category:Anti-piracy; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Louisiana coast; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1814
 * USS Carolina (1906); #United States Coast Guard; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Category:1906 ships; #Category:Ships of the United States Coast Guard
 * USS Caroline (SP-1105); #Patrol vessel; #machine gun; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #section patrol; #World War I; #12th Naval District; #guard ship; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1912 ships
 * USS Caroline County (LST-525); #Jeffersonville Boat and Machine Company; #battle star; #LCVP; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #European Theater; #riverine; #Naval Vessel Register; #Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service; #battle star; #Vietnam War; #List of United States Navy LSTs; #Category:LST-491-class tank landing ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Caroline County, Maryland; #Category:Caroline County, Virginia; #Category:Ships built in Indiana; #Category:United States Navy Maryland-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Carolinian (ID-1445); #the Carolinas; #Furness-Withy Company; #Cargo ship; #cargo ship; #United States Navy; #Furness-Withy Company; #United States; #World War I; #Garland Steamship Company; #United States Army; #Lieutenant Commander; #USNRF; #Category:World War I cargo ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in England; #Category:1906 ships; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Carolita (PYC-38); #Germaniawerft; #target ship; #Patrol boat; #patrol boat; #United States Navy; #Germaniawerft; #USNR; #anti-submarine; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Patrol boat; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:1923 ships
 * USS Caron (DD-970); #Wayne Caron; #Wayne M. Caron; #Vietnam War; #Medal of Honor; #Operation Urgent Fury; #carrier battle group; #Iraqi invasion of Kuwait; #Operation Desert Storm; #NATO; #Operation Southern Watch; #Carrier Group Seven; #territorial waters; #Soviet Union; #12 mile limit; #radar; #KGB; #torpedo; #machine gun; #destroyer; #helicopter deck; #missile; #warhead; #Corpsman; #United States Navy; #silhouette; #Marine Corps; #bayonet; #List of United States Navy destroyers; #Category:Spruance-class destroyers; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Gulf War ships of the United States; #Category:1975 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Carondelet; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Carondelet (1861); #American Civil War; #gunboat; #James B. Eads; #American Civil War; #howitzer; #ironclad; #gunboat; #United States Department of War; #Commander; #Henry A. Walke; #Western Gunboat Flotilla; #Andrew Hull Foote; #Fort Pillow; #Steele's Bayou Expedition; #Union Army; #Bell's Mill; #Franklin-Nashville Campaign; #Medal of Honor; #Matthew Arther; #Michael Huskey; #Steele's Bayou Expedition; #John G. Morrison; #Henry A. Walke; #James A. Greer; #John McLeod Murphy; #Gallipolis, Ohio; #Manchester, Ohio; #Clive Cussler; #National Underwater and Marine Agency; #dredge; #National Underwater and Marine Agency; #American Civil War; #Union Navy; #Anaconda Plan; #Mississippi Squadron; #United States Navy; #List of United States Navy ships; #United States Army Center of Military History; #United States Army Center of Military History; #Category:Ships built in Missouri; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Ohio River; #Category:Shipwrecks of the American Civil War; #Category:1861 ships; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy
 * USS Carondelet (IX-136); #War Shipping Administration; #United States Navy; #World War II; #War Shipping Administration; #Subic Bay; #Category:Ships built in Italy; #Category:1921 ships; #Category:Mobile storage tankers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Unique oilers and tankers of the United States Navy
 * USS Carp; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Carp (SS-338); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Groton, Conn.; #Pearl Harbor; #flagship; #Submarine Division 71; #Korean War; #Southeast Asia Treaty Organization; #South Boston Naval Annex; #Logan International Airport; #battery room; #Naval Vessel Register; #conning tower; #Seawolf Park; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Korean War submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Carpellotti; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Carpellotti (APD-136); #Louis J. Carpellotti; #Combustion Engineering; #turbines; #LCVP; #5"/38 caliber gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Private First Class; #Louis J. Carpellotti; #Silver Star; #Battle of Guadalcanal; #Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal; #Des Plaines River; #Todd Johnson Shipyard; #Lieutenant Commander; #World War II; #midshipman; #North Atlantic Treaty Organization; #Operation Mainbrace; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Naval Vessel Registry; #Diamond Manufacturing Company; #Boston Metals Company; #American Campaign Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Category:Crosley-class high speed transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Michigan; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:United States Navy Pennsylvania-related ships
 * USS Carpellotti (DE-548); #Private First Class; #Louis J. Carpellotti; #U.S. Marine Corps; #Silver Star; #Boston Navy Yard; #World War II; #United States Navy; #destroyer escort; #Boston Navy Yard; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Cancelled ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Pennsylvania-related ships
 * USS Carpenter (DD-825); #Donald M. Carpenter; #battle star; #Weapon Alpha; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #Donald M. Carpenter; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant Commander; #Donald M. Carpenter; #Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #anti-submarine warfare; #torpedo; #submarine; #World War II; #Weapon Alpha; #depth charge; #sonar; #escort destroyer; #Pearl Harbor; #Korean war; #aircraft carrier; #Blockading and Escort Force; #Ch’o Do; #Operation Ivy; #radiological; #light cruiser; #Hŭngnam; #battleship; #Japan; #Taiwan Straits; #Tachen; #antisubmarine warfare; #Royal Australian Navy; #Operation Cosmos; #Dwight D. Eisenhower; #North Vietnam; #Pathet Lao; #Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard; #AN/SQS-26; #sonar; #electronic countermeasures; #sonar; #radar; #torpedo; #John Glenn; #Friendship 7; #helicopter; #Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; #Subic Bay; #frigate; #helicopter; #cruise missile; #Japan; #Pearl Harbor; #Fleet Rehabilitation and Modernization; #drone antisubmarine helicopter; #ASROC; #Subic Bay; #United States Army; #guided missile destroyer; #combat air patrol; #AN/SQS-26; #sonar; #Yankee Station; #Subic Bay; #Paracels; #Army of the Republic of Vietnam; #New Zealand Navy; #unmanned aerial vehicle; #Pearl Harbor; #North Vietnam; #Operation Market Time; #Chu Lai; #Subic Bay; #Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard; #Yankee Station; #Subic Bay; #guided missile destroyer; #Portland Rose Festival; #Yankee Station; #Subic Bay; #Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard; #Pearl Harbor; #nuclear submarine; #Bethlehem Steel Shipyard; #Raise the Titanic; #Turkish Navy; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Turkish Navy; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the Turkish Navy
 * USS Carr (FFG-52); #Paul H. Carr; #AN/SLQ-32; #United States Navy; #Paul H. Carr; #Battle off Samar; #Operation Earnest Will; #aircraft carrier; #submarine; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #MacDill Air Force Base; #Mikhail Gorbachev; #Naval Station Mayport; #Humanitarian Service Medal; #Destroyer Squadron 22; #ROC Navy; #Category:1983 ships; #Category:Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Oklahoma-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:Carrier Strike Group Two
 * USS Carrabasset; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Carrabasset (1864); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Confederate States of America; #gunboat; #West Gulf Blockading Squadron; #Berwick Bay; #bayou; #Union Army; #pirogue; #St. Martinville, Louisiana; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Carrillo (ID-1406); #U.S. Navy; #Workman, Clark and Company; #Northern Ireland; #Cargo ship; #United States Navy; #cargo ship; #Northern Ireland; #Workman, Clark and Company; #World War I; #Lieutenant Commander; #USNRF; #Cruiser and Transport Force; #aviation; #artillery; #United States; #United Fruit Company; #Reserve Fleet; #Category:World War I cargo ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Belfast; #Category:1911 ships; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Carroll; #USS Carroll (DE-171); #USS Charles Carroll (APA-28); #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Carroll (DE-171); #Norfolk Navy Yard; #3"/50 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Gibraltar; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #prisoners of war; #Sonsorol; #Fanna; #Merir; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts of the United States Navy; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Portsmouth, Virginia
 * USS Carronade (IFS-1); #5"/38 caliber gun; #40 mm Bofors; #United States Navy; #carronade; #cannon; #brown-water navy; #anti-aircraft; #rocket; #Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging Co.; #Lieutenant Commander; #Carronade; #Secretary of the Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #Vietnam War; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:1953 ships; #Category:Amphibious warfare vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States
 * USS Carson City; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Carson City (PF-50); #Naval Historical Center; #Cold War; #large infantry landing craft; #battle star; #World War II; #Soviet Navy; #Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; #Naval Historical Center; #Cold War; #3"/50 caliber gun; #anti-submarine mortar; #Y-gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Soviet Navy; #Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; #gunboat; #patrol frigate; #USCG; #United States Coast Guard; #United States Seventh Fleet; #Sansapor; #Mios Woendi; #Pearl Harbor; #Alaskan Sea Frontier; #Soviet Navy; #Project Hula; #Soviet Union; #Naval Historical Center; #Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky; #United States Secretary of the Navy; #James V. Forrestal; #United States Department of the Navy; #Japan; #Naval Historical Center; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; #battle star; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates of the Soviet Navy; #Category:World War II frigates of the Soviet Union; #Category:Cold War frigates of the Soviet Union; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; #Category:United States Navy Nevada-related ships; #Category:Ships transferred under Project Hula
 * USS Carter (DE-112); #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #battle star; #USNR; #Anti-submarine; #Japan; #plane guard; #Green Cove Springs; #battle star; #World War II; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Delaware; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts of the Republic of China Navy
 * USS Carter Hall; #dock landing ship; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Carter Hall (LSD-3); #medium tank; #DUKW; #United States Navy; #Millwood, Virginia; #Moore Dry Dock Company; #landing craft; #Guadalcanal; #Eniwetok; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #World War II; #China Service Medal; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Service Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Vietnam Service Medal; #Republic of Vietnam Gallantry Cross Unit Citation; #Philippines Liberation Medal; #Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal; #Combat Action Ribbon; #Naval Historical Center; #Category:Ashland-class dock landing ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Oakland, California; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Carter Hall (LSD-50); #CIWS; #M2HB; #dock landing ship; #United States Navy; #Avondale Shipyards; #COMMLOC; #landing craft; #amphibious assault vehicle; #flight deck; #helicopter; #saltier; #Millwood, Virginia; #griffin; #battle stars; #Somalia; #Category:Harpers Ferry-class dock landing ships; #Category:Active amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:1993 ships; #Category:2010 Haiti earthquake relief
 * USS Carteret (APA-70); #Operation Crossroads; #attack transport; #attack transport; #US Navy; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #Iwo Jima; #kamikaze; #Ulithi; #Leyte; #atomic bomb; #Operation Crossroads; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Gilliam-class attack transports; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Carteret County, North Carolina; #Category:United States Navy North Carolina-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Ships involved in Operation Crossroads
 * USS Casa Grande (LSD-13); #medium tank; #DUKW; #landing craft; #dock landing ship; #United States Navy; #Casa Grande Ruins National Monument; #Panama Canal Zone; #Pearl Harbor; #landing craft; #kamikaze; #tank; #Ulithi; #Japan; #Korean War; #Task Force 61; #Amphibious Squadron Six; #National Defense Reserve Force; #Naval Vessel Register; #World War II; #Naval Historical Center; #Category:Casa Grande-class dock landing ships of the United States Navy; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Casablanca (CVE-55); #dual purpose gun; #Bofors 40 mm; #Oerlikon 20 mm cannon; #United States Pacific Fleet; #United States Navy; #escort aircraft carrier; #lead ship; #Kaiser Shipbuilding Company; #Commander; #W. W. Gallaway; #Pearl Harbor; #Manus; #Operation Magic Carpet; #List of aircraft carriers; #List of escort aircraft carriers of the United States Navy; #List of World War II ships; #Category:Casablanca-class escort carriers; #Category:World War II escort aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Cascade (AD-16); #Destroyer tender; #5"/38 caliber gun; #1.1"/75 caliber gun; #destroyer tender; #United States Navy; #Rear Admiral; #Charles W. Crosse; #Matson Navigation Company; #Pearl Harbor; #destroyer; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #task force; #invasion; #Wakayama, Japan; #Destroyer Flotilla 6; #Destroyer Force, Atlantic; #Naval Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Samuel Burr Ogden; #Herbert Kenneth Gates; #Louis T. Young; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #kaiten; #Ulithi; #Herman Wouk; #The Caine Mutiny; #Category:Type C3-S-A2 ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Destroyer tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:Destroyer tenders of the United States
 * USS Casco; #USCGC Casco (WAVP-370); #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Casco (1864); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #torpedo; #John Ericsson; #Alban C. Stimers; #Gustavus Fox; #Rear Admiral; #spar torpedo; #Washington Navy Yard; #Category:Casco-class monitors; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Torpedo boats of the United States Navy; #Category:1864 ships
 * USS Casco (AVP-12); #caliber; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #battle star; #World War II; #U.S. Coast Guard; #U.S. Navy; #seaplane tender; #Radar; #sonar; #caliber; #gun mount; #antiaircraft; #depth charge; #seaplane; #United States Navy; #seaplane tender; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #Commander; #seaplanes; #Sitka; #seaplane; #Chernofski Harbor; #torpedo; #Japan; #submarine; #Constantine Harbor; #Amchitka; #antisubmarine; #United States Army; #Marshall Islands; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi Atoll; #motor torpedo boat; #World War II; #battle stars; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #United States Coast Guard; #search-and-rescue; #Naval Vessel Register; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the United States Coast Guard; #Category:Barnegat-class seaplane tenders; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:United States Navy Maine-related ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Atlantic Ocean; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1969
 * USS Casco (ID-1957); #12th Naval District; #Cargo ship; #cargo ship; #United States Navy; #United States; #World War I; #12th Naval District; #New York Navy Yard; #Lieutenant Commander; #USNRF; #Naval Overseas Transportation Service; #United States Army; #American Expeditionary Force; #Category:Ships built in Flensburg; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I cargo ships of the United States; #Category:1910 ships
 * USS Case; #United States Navy; #Augustus Case; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Case (DD-285); #Augustus Case; #Squantum Victory Yard; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Augustus Case; #Naval War College; #flagship; #London Naval Treaty; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1919 ships
 * USS Case (DD-370); #Boston Navy Yard; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Boston Navy Yard; #Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #midshipmen; #Pearl Harbor; #Palmyra Island; #Pearl Harbor Navy Yard; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #Marshall Islands; #Satawan; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #cruiser; #Mugai Channel; #battle star; #Category:Mahan-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1935 ships; #Category:Ships present during the attack on Pearl Harbor; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships
 * USS Casimir Pulaski (SSBN-633); #United States of America; #Casimir Pulaski; #general; #American Revolutionary War; #John A. Gronouski; #Ship-Submarine Recycling Program; #S5W reactor; #ballistic missile; #torpedo tube; #ballistic missile submarine; #United States Navy; #Kazimierz Pułaski; #general; #American Revolutionary War; #John A. Gronouski; #Robert L. J. Long; #Commander; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:James Madison-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:1964 ships
 * USS Casper (PF-12); #Kaiser Cargo, Inc.; #3"/50 caliber gun; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Kaiser Cargo Company; #Lieutenant Commander; #USCG; #Western Sea Frontier; #plane guard; #Pearl Harbor; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:United States Navy Wyoming-related ships; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Caspian (ID-1380); #P. F. Martin; #John Dialogue and Son; #U.S. Navy; #United States Navy; #John Dialogue and Son; #Commandant; #4th Naval District; #World War I; #P. F. Martin; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1912 ships; #Category:World War I merchant ships of the United States; #Category:Tugboats of the United States
 * USS Cassia County (LST-527); #Operation Nestegg; #Jeffersonville Boat and Machine Company; #battle star; #LCVP; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #European Theater; #Invasion of Normandy; #Korean War; #United States; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #List of United States Navy LSTs; #Category:LST-491-class tank landing ships; #Category:United States Navy Idaho-related ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cassia County, Idaho; #Category:Ships built in Indiana; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Cassin; #United States Navy; #Stephen Cassin; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Cassin (DD-372); #Stephen Cassin; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Mahan class destroyer; #depth charge; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #Oerlikon 20 mm cannon; #K-gun; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Stephen Cassin; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Pearl Harbor; #Panama Canal Zone; #incendiary bomb; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Aguijan; #Ulithi; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #Iwo Jima; #ammunition ship; #hospital ship; #battle stars; #Category:Mahan-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Attack on Pearl Harbor; #Category:Ships present during the attack on Pearl Harbor; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:United States Navy Pennsylvania-related ships; #Category:1935 ships
 * USS Cassin (DD-43); #United States; #Stephen Cassin; #United States Coast Guard; #Destroyer; #torpedo tube; #lead ship; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #United States Coast Guard; #Stephen Cassin; #Harris Laning; #Atlantic Torpedo Flotilla; #Tampico Bar; #Tampico, Mexico; #Neutrality patrol; #submarine; #County Waterford, Ireland; #Secretary of the Navy; #Gunner's Mate; #Osmond Ingram; #Medal of Honor; #conning tower; #Ronald Niel Stuart; #Newport, England; #Woodrow Wilson; #Versailles Peace Conference; #NC-4; #Rum Patrol; #Category:Cassin-class destroyers; #Category:World War I destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1913 ships
 * USS Cassin Young (DD-793); #Boston Navy Yard; #Boston Navy Yard; #Cassin Young; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Boston Navy Yard; #torpedo tube; #U.S. Navy; #Cassin Young; #Medal of Honor; #Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor; #Naval Battle of Guadalcanal; #Commander; #World War II; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #Battle of Okinawa; #Boston Navy Yard; #Pearl Harbor; #Fast Carrier Task Force; #Japan; #Satawan; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Formosa Air Battle; #kamikaze; #Japanese Northern Force; #Battle off Cape Engaño; #Parece Vela; #Iwo Jima; #underwater demolition team; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Boston Navy Yard; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #Naval Vessel Register; #Boston National Historical Park; #Boston National Historical Park; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #battle star; #World War II Victory Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Korean Service Medal; #Philippine Presidential Unit Citation; #Korean Presidential Unit Citation; #Philippine Liberation Medal; #United Nations Service Medal; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Museum ships in Massachusetts; #Category:National Historic Landmarks in Massachusetts; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Military and war museums in Massachusetts; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Museums in Boston, Massachusetts; #Category:Ships on the National Register of Historic Places in Massachusetts
 * USS Cassiopeia (AK-75); #Permanente Metals Corporation; #liberty ship; #battle star; #cargo ship; #United States Navy; #World War II; #northern hemisphere; #liberty ship; #Permanente Metals Corporation; #Lieutenant Commander; #Guadalcanal; #Panama Canal Zone; #battle star; #Category:Crater-class cargo ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Freighters; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:Liberty ships; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Castine; #United States Navy; #Chester Nimitz; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Castine (IX-211); #United States Navy; #submarine chaser; #Experimental Small Craft program; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Naval Register; #You're in the Navy Now; #Category:Submarine chasers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Michigan; #Category:1941 ships
 * USS Castine (PG-6); #Gunboat; #gunboat; #United States Navy; #Spanish-American War; #Philippine-American War; #World War I; #United States Atlantic Fleet; #Gibraltar; #Spanish-American War; #blockade; #United States Army; #Philippine-American War; #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #submarine tender; #armored cruiser; #ochre; #shore leave; #Edward L. Beach, Jr.; #Edward L. Beach, Sr.; #rogue wave; #United States; #World War I; #Patrol Force; #Gibraltar; #Navy Cross; #Peter C. Assersen; #William Christian Asserson; #submarine; #naval mine; #American Academy of Underwater Sciences; #Minerals Management Service; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1892 ships; #Category:Spanish–American War gunboats of the United States; #Category:Philippine–American War ships of the United States; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1916; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1924; #Category:Ships sunk by non-combat internal explosions; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Gulf of Mexico
 * USS Castle (DD-720); #Guy W. S. Castle; #United States Navy; #Medal of Honor; #United States Navy; #destroyer; #World War II; #World War II; #Commandant; #3rd Naval District; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:Cancelled ships of the United States Navy; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Castle Rock (AVP-35); #Lake Washington Shipyard; #United States Coast Guard; #South Vietnamese Navy; #frigate; #Philippine Navy; #seaplane tender; #Radar; #sonar; #depth charge; #seaplane; #United States Navy; #seaplane tender; #Lake Washington Shipyard; #Lake Washington Shipyard; #Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi Atoll; #seaplane; #reconnaissance; #Japan; #United States Coast Guard; #high endurance cutter; #search-and-rescue; #Vietnam War; #South Vietnam; #patrol vessel; #People's Republic of China; #Battle of the Paracel Islands; #Philippine Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Barnegat-class seaplane tenders; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the United States Coast Guard; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Republic of Vietnam Navy; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Philippine Navy; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:United States Navy Alaska-related ships; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Castor; #U.S. Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Castor (AKS-1); #gun mount; #general stores issue ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock; #Pearl Harbor; #U.S. Marine; #Wake Island; #Pearl Harbor; #Fijis; #Marshall Islands; #task force; #Ulithi; #kamikaze; #Subic Bay; #U.S. 7th Fleet; #Operation Passage to Freedom; #Ramon Magsaysay; #battle stars; #World War II; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #Combat Action Ribbon; #China Service Medal; #American Defense Campaign Medal; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Service Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Korean Service Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Vietnam Service Medal; #United Nations Service Medal; #Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal; #Republic of Korea War Service Medal; #Category:Type C2 ships; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1939 ships; #Category:Merchant ships of the United States; #Category:Castor-class general stores issue ships; #Category:Type C2 ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Caswell (AKA-72); #North Carolina Shipbuilding Company; #battle star; #LCVP; #5"/38 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #landing craft; #North Carolina Shipbuilding Co.; #Guadalcanal; #Motobu; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #South Atlantic Steamship Line; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #Category:Tolland-class attack cargo ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in North Carolina; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Catahecassa (YTB-828); #United States of America; #United States Navy; #Navy List; #Category:Natick-class large harbor tugs; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1974 ships
 * USS Catalpa; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Catalpa (1864); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Union Army; #William Tecumseh Sherman; #Georgetown, South Carolina; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:1864 ships
 * USS Catalpa (AN-10); #Japan; #Commercial Iron Works; #Tiburon, California; #battle stars; #World War II; #net laying ship; #gun mount; #y-gun; #net laying ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #Commercial Iron Works; #12th Naval District; #USNR; #Tiburon, California; #Cape Torokina; #Guadalcanal; #Ulithi; #Eniwetok; #Marshall Islands; #Eleventh Naval District; #battle stars; #Category:Aloe-class net laying ships; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:World War II net laying ships of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Catamount (LSD-17); #medium tank; #DUKW; #landing craft; #helicopter; #dock landing ship; #United States Navy; #Catamount Tavern; #Ethan Allen; #Green Mountain Boys; #Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co.; #Dave E. Satterfield, Jr.; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #Pearl Harbor; #landing craft; #Eniwetok; #dredge; #occupation of Japan; #midshipman cruise; #Korean War; #LCVP; #invasion of Inchon; #minesweeping; #Chinnampo; #P'yŏngyang; #U.S. Eighth Army; #LCVP; #Naval Historical Center; #Naknek, Alaska; #Taiwan Straits; #Tachen Islands; #Operation Redwing; #Distant Early Warning Line; #helicopter; #vertical envelopment; #Portland, Oreg.; #Chilean Navy; #U.S. 7th Fleet; #Vietnam War; #Naval Register; #Beverly Hills, Calif.; #battle star; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #Naval Historical Center; #Category:Casa Grande-class dock landing ships of the United States Navy; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Catawba; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Catawba (1864); #Atahualpa; #fire-tube boiler; #smoothbore; #Dahlgren gun; #Gun turret; #Pilot house; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #War of the Pacific; #fire-tube boiler; #smoothbore; #Dahlgren gun; #gun turret; #pilot house; #First Battle of Charleston Harbor; #sniper; #Tunis A. M. Craven; #Gideon Welles; #Secretary of the Navy; #Atahualpa; #Inca Empire; #fore-and-aft rig; #Chincha Islands War; #Great Inagua; #Rio de Janiero; #corvette; #War of the Pacific; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Category:Canonicus-class monitors; #Category:Ships built in Ohio; #Category:1864 ships; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:American Civil War monitors of the United States
 * USS Catbird (AM-68); #3"/23 caliber gun; #lead ship; #naval trawler; #United States Navy; #Charleston Shipbuilding and Dry Dock; #USNR; #15th Naval District; #Category:Catbird-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in South Carolina; #Category:1938 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Catclaw (AN-60); #Catclaw; #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #USNR; #sonar; #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #radar; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Category:Ailanthus-class net laying ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II net laying ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy ships transferred to the Republic of China Navy
 * USS Cates (DE-763); #William Finnic Cates; #3"/50 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #William Finnic Cates; #torpedo plane; #Navy Cross; #USNR; #invasion of Normandy; #submarine; #anti-submarine; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Japan; #French Navy; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Florida; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts of the French Navy; #Category:Cold War frigates of France
 * USS Catfish (SS-339); #United States Naval Institute; #Falklands War; #submarine; #United States Naval Institute; #torpedo tube; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Groton, Conn.; #Pearl Harbor; #Canadian Forces; #battle star; #World War II; #Naval Register; #Falklands War; #war prize; #Grytviken; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Korean War submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Argentine Navy
 * USS Catherine Johnson (SP-390); #World War I; #U.S. Navy; #cargo ship; #cargo ship; #United States Navy; #World War I; #section patrol; #3rd Naval District; #Category:Auxiliary ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1913 ships
 * USS Catoctin (AGC-5); #flagship; #United States Navy; #George VI of England; #Secretary of the Navy; #James Forrestal; #Charles de Gaulle; #Yalta Conference; #Franklin D. Roosevelt; #William D. Leahy; #Pearl Harbor; #Nationalist Government; #Shantung; #Category:Appalachian-class command ships; #Category:Ships built in Oakland, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Maryland-related ships
 * USS Catron (APA-71); #battle star; #5"/38 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Lieutenant Commander; #Ulithi; #Pacific War; #prisoners of war; #Japan; #Pearl Harbor; #Operation Crossroads; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Gilliam-class attack transports; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy New Mexico-related ships; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:Ships involved in Operation Crossroads
 * USS Catskill; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Catskill (1862); #Spanish-American War; #Martin boiler; #Dahlgren gun; #howitzer; #Pilothouse; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Spanish-American War; #New York Navy Yard; #George Washington Rodgers; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #howitzer; #Fort Sumter; #killed in action; #blockade runner; #Fort Moultrie; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #North Atlantic Squadron; #Spanish-American War; #Category:Passaic-class monitors; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1862 ships; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:American Civil War monitors of the United States; #Category:Spanish–American War monitors of the United States
 * USS Catskill (LSV-1); #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #Troopship; #battle star; #campaign star; #Landing ship; #Combustion Engineering; #DUKW; #LCVP; #5"/38 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #Eniwetok; #Leyte; #battle for Leyte Gulf; #Ulithi; #6th Marines; #Pearl Harbor; #Naval Vessel Register; #Vietnam War; #battle star; #campaign star; #Category:Catskill-class vehicle landing ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Mine countermeasures support ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Caution (AM-158); #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #Naval Historical Center; #Cold War; #large infantry landing craft; #Soviet Union; #Naval Historical Center; #Cold War; #auxiliary motor minesweeper; #Naval Historical Center; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #anti-submarine; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Soviet Union; #Soviet Navy; #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #USNR; #United States Pacific Fleet; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Marshall Islands; #Soviet Navy; #Project Hula; #Soviet Union; #Naval Historical Center; #Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky; #United States Secretary of the Navy; #James V. Forrestal; #United States Department of the Navy; #Cold War; #Naval Historical Center; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers of the Soviet Navy; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the Soviet Union; #Category:Cold War minesweepers of the Soviet Union; #Category:Ships transferred under Project Hula
 * USS Cauto (ID-1538); #Seattle Construction and Dry Dock Company; #Cargo ship; #United States Navy; #cargo ship; #New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Company; #World War I; #United States Army; #World War I; #Lieutenant Commander; #USNRF; #Naval Overseas Transportation Service; #transatlantic voyage; #United States; #American Expeditionary Force; #Category:World War I cargo ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1916 ships; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Cavalier (APA-37); #Western Pipe & Steel; #battle star; #World War II; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #Combustion Engineering; #LCVP; #LCP; #United States Navy; #USCG; #Cesar Romero; #Joint Expeditionary Force Reserve; #D-Day; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Eniwetok; #dynamite; #underwater demolition; #Pearl Harbor; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #San Fabian; #radar; #destroyer; #kamikaze; #Philippine; #torpedo; #Korean War; #prisoners of war; #Korean Armistice Agreement; #Iwo Jima; #Vietnam War; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Bayfield-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy North Dakota-related ships; #Category:Cavalier County, North Dakota
 * USS Cavalla; #United States Navy; #pompano; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Cavalla (SS-244); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Japanese aircraft carrier Shōkaku; #Pearl Harbor attack; #Herman J. Kossler; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #destroyer; #net tender; #lifeguard; #Submarine Squadron 8; #Submarine Squadron 10; #Submarine Development Group 2; #NATO; #International Naval Review; #Naval Register; #Texas Submarine Veterans of World War II; #Seawolf Park; #George Strake, Jr.; #Category:Gato-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Museum ships in Texas; #Category:Museums in Galveston, Texas; #Category:National Register of Historic Places in Galveston County, Texas; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:Ships on the National Register of Historic Places; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Military and war museums in Texas
 * USS Cavalla (SSN-684); #Pearl Harbor; #Arizona Memorial; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #attack submarine; #torpedo tube; #United States Navy; #Commander; #Admiral; #Bruce DeMars; #Submarine Base Pearl Harbor; #Pearl Harbor; #Submarine Squadron 1; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Order of the Ditch; #Domain of the Golden Dragon; #International Date Line; #Order of the Spanish Main; #Japan; #Naval Vessel Register; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:Sturgeon-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:1972 ships
 * USS Cavallaro (APD-128); #Salvatore John Cavallaro; #Combustion Engineering; #turbines; #LCVP; #5"/38 caliber gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Ensign; #Salvatore John Cavallaro; #Navy Cross; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #Japan; #Underwater Demolition Team; #reconnaissance; #North Vietnam; #Operation Passage to Freedom; #Iwo Jima; #Japan; #Orient; #Republic of Korea; #Republic of Korea Navy; #Category:Crosley-class high speed transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Michigan; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Republic of Korea Navy; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Cayuga; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Cayuga (1861); #schooner; #smoothbore; #Parrott rifle; #United States Navy; #New York Navy Yard; #N. B. Harrison; #West Gulf Blockading Squadron; #Ship Island; #Mississippi Sound; #schooner; #sloop; #David Farragut; #Medal of Honor; #Sabine Pass, Texas; #David McDermut; #United States Army Center of Military History; #United States Army Center of Military History; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1861 ships; #Category:Unadilla-class gunboats
 * USS Cayuga (LST-1186); #National Steel & Shipbuilding; #battle star; #tank landing ship; #tank landing ship; #United States Navy; #National Steel & Shipbuilding Corporation; #battle star; #Arthur K. Cebrowski; #13th Marine Expeditionary Unit; #disaster film; #Airport '77; #Gray Lady Down; #Category:Newport-class tank landing ships; #Category:Ships built in San Diego, California; #Category:1969 ships; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Brazilian Navy; #Category:Amphibious warfare vessels of the Brazilian Navy; #Category:Active amphibious warfare vessels of Brazil
 * USS Cayuga County (LST-529); #Jeffersonville Boat and Machine Company; #battle star; #LCVP; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #European Theater; #Invasion of Normandy; #Korean War; #Republic of Vietnam; #fall of Saigon; #Philippine Navy; #battle star; #List of United States Navy LSTs; #Category:LST-491-class tank landing ships; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cayuga County, New York; #Category:Ships built in Indiana; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Republic of Vietnam Navy; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Cebu (ARG-6); #Liberty ship; #Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard; #battle star; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Liberty ship; #Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard; #battleship; #Iwo Jima; #Ulithi; #Japan; #Pearl Harbor; #Operation Crossroads; #Norfolk (Newport News), Virginia; #battle star; #Category:Luzon-class repair ships; #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Philippines-related ships
 * USS Cecil (APA-96); #Batangas; #battle star; #LCVP; #attack transport; #US Navy; #Commercial Iron Works; #Iwo Jima; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Subic Bay; #Aki Nada; #battle star; #Isthmian Steamship Company; #Category:Bayfield-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Maryland-related ships; #Category:Cecil County, Maryland
 * USS Cecil J. Doyle (DE-368); #Cecil J. Doyle; #United States Navy; #destroyer escort; #Cecil J. Doyle; #Navy Cross; #Solomon Islands campaign; #Lieutenant Commander; #Yalta Conference; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Japan; #garrison; #Koror Island; #W. Graham Claytor Jr.; #submarine; #James A. Fite, Jr.; #hospital ship; #Japan; #prisoners of war; #aircraft carrier; #USS Doyle; #Doug Stanton; #Richard F. Newcomb; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Celeno (AK-76); #liberty ship; #Permanente Metals Corporation; #battle star; #cargo ship; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Pleiades; #liberty ship; #Permanente Metals Corporation; #Lieutenant Commander; #Guadalcanal; #Japan; #antiaircraft gun; #Lunga Point; #Port Purvis; #Iwo Jima; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #battle star; #Category:Crater-class cargo ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Freighters; #Category:Liberty ships; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Celeritas (SP-665); #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #section patrol; #World War I; #2nd Naval District; #Navy List; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1916 ships
 * USS Celtic; #United States Navy; #Workman Clark and Company; #Bethlehem Shipbuilding; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Celtic (AF-2); #U.S. Navy; #Spanish-American War; #World War I; #American Expeditionary Force; #Workman, Clark; #Northern Ireland; #New York Navy Yard; #Asiatic Station; #Philippine–American War; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #Boston Navy Yard; #Naval Overseas Transportation Service; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Ships built in Belfast; #Category:1891 ships; #Category:Stores ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Spanish–American War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Centaur; #A Time to Stand
 * USS Centaurus; #United States Navy; #Centaurus; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Centaurus (AKA-17); #battle star; #dual purpose gun; #Centaurus; #World War II; #United States Coast Guard; #Pearl Harbor; #Marshall Islands; #Langemak Bay; #Eniwetok; #Guadalcanal; #Ulithi; #kamikaze; #World War II; #Category:Andromeda-class attack cargo ships; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States
 * USS Cepheus; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Cepheus (AKA-18); #battle star; #dual purpose gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Co.; #Normandy invasion; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #Hagushi; #MARAD; #Maryland Drydock Company; #World War II; #Category:Andromeda-class attack cargo ships; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States
 * USS Ceres (1856); #Keyport, New Jersey; #Washington Navy Yard; #gunboat; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #Union blockade; #Confederate States of America; #Keyport, New Jersey; #United States Navy; #Washington Navy Yard; #J. L. Elliott; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Confederate States; #American Civil War; #blockade runner; #Union Army; #Roanoke Island; #Albemarle Sound; #Hamilton, North Carolina; #Washington, North Carolina; #Fort Grey; #Lieutenant; #William B. Cushing; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Confederate States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1856 ships
 * USS Cero; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Cero (SP-1189); #Luders Marine Construction Company; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Luders Marine Construction Company; #section patrol; #World War I; #2nd Naval District; #Coasters Harbor Island; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1915 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1918; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Rhode Island coast
 * USS Cero (SS-225); #Cero mackerel; #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #cero mackerel; #David C. White; #Pearl Harbor; #destroyer; #Milne Bay, New Guinea; #Seeadler Harbor, Manus; #Mios Woendi; #guerrilla; #air strikes; #Shiriya Saki; #Fleet Sonar School; #battle star; #World War II; #Detroit Naval Armory; #Category:Gato-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Cetus (AK-77); #Cetus; #liberty ship; #Permanente Metals Corporation; #battle star; #cargo ship; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Cetus; #liberty ship; #Permanente Metals Corporation; #Lieutenant Commander; #Guadalcanal; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #battle star; #Category:Crater-class cargo ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Freighters; #Category:Liberty ships; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Chachalaca (AMc-41); #machine guns; #coastal minesweeper; #U.S. Navy; #10th Naval District; #List of United States Navy ships; #Minesweeper (ship); #Category:Accentor-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1941 ships
 * USS Chafee (DDG-90); #John Chafee; #Arleigh Burke class destroyer; #vertical launch system; #BGM-109 Tomahawk; #RIM-162 ESSM; #RUM-139 VL-Asroc; #SH-60 Sea Hawk; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #Al-Qaeda; #Somalia; #1998 United States embassy bombings; #Category:Arleigh Burke-class destroyers; #Category:Active destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Rhode Island-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:2002 ships
 * USS Chaffee (DE-230); #Davis Elliot Chaffee; #Destroyer escort; #torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Charleston Navy Yard; #submarine; #Leyte; #San Fabian Attack Force; #Japan; #aerial torpedo; #Parang; #Subic Bay; #List of destroyer escorts of the United States Navy; #Category:Rudderow-class destroyer escorts; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Chaffinch; #United States Navy; #Common Chaffinch; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Chaffinch (AM-81); #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Bethlehem Shipbuilding; #USNR; #3d Naval District; #submarine; #1st Naval District; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1928 ships; #Category:Goldcrest-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Chain (ARS-20); #machine guns; #rescue and salvage ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #USNR; #U.S. 4th Fleet; #Bahia, Brazil; #submarines; #Taranto, Italy; #Block Island Sound; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute; #Naval Register; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Diver-class rescue and salvage ships; #Category:Ships built in Napa, California; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Challenge; #U.S. Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Challenge (ATA-201); #fleet tug; #3"/50 caliber gun; #fleet tug; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Gulfport Boiler & Welding; #Naval Vessel Register; #Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service; #List of United States Navy ships; #Patrol boat; #Category:Sotoyomo-class tugs; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Challenge (ID-1015); #United States Navy; #World War I; #World War II; #J. H. Dialogue and Sons; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #USNRF; #barges; #13th Naval District; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War I; #World War II; #Patrol boat; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:1889 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Auxiliary ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Challenger (ID-3630); #U.S. Navy; #Naval Overseas Transportation Service; #Category:Freighters; #Category:Ships sunk by German submarines in World War II; #Category:1918 ships
 * USS Chambers (DE-391); #Russell Franklyn Chambers; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #U.S. Coast Guard; #radar picket; #USCG; #North Africa; #Pearl Harbor; #United States Treasury Department; #radar picket; #Navy list; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the United States Coast Guard; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Champion; #xebec; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Champion (1777); #Continental Navy; #xebec; #American Revolution; #galley; #Category:Ships of the Continental Navy; #Category:1777 ships
 * USS Champion (1859); #Gunboat; #American Civil War; #Union Navy; #Confederate States Navy; #United States Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Ohio; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:1859 ships
 * USS Champion (AM-314); #General Engineering & Dry Dock Company; #battle star; #Mariano Escobedo; #Naval Institute Press; #3"/50 caliber gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #General Engineering and Dry Dock; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Tarawa; #Eniwetok; #Iwo Jima; #Ulithi; #kamikaze; #Mexican Navy; #battle stars; #World War II; #Category:Auk-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Alameda, California; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Valle-class patrol vessels; #Category:Active patrol vessels of Mexico
 * USS Champion (MCM-4); #Naval Station San Diego; #AN/SQQ-32; #Sonar; #AN/SPS-55; #Oropesa; #Mk 19 grenade launcher; #mine countermeasures ship; #Marinette Marine Corporation; #Chief of Naval Operations; #Category:Avenger-class mine countermeasures ships; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1989 ships; #Category:Active minehunters of the United States
 * USS Champlin; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Champlin (DD-104); #Stephen Champlin; #Wickes class destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Stephen Champlin; #G. H. Rolph; #F. M. Knox; #List of United States Navy destroyers; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:Shipwrecks of the California coast
 * USS Champlin (DD-601); #Stephen Champlin; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Stephen Champlin; #Panama Canal Zone; #submarine; #radar; #depth charge; #Gibraltar; #Scoglitti; #Camerina; #North Africa; #John J. Shaffer III; #Gulf of Napoule; #E-boat; #battleship; #Franklin D. Roosevelt; #Yalta Conference; #Pearl Harbor; #Wake Island; #Japan; #battle star; #Category:Benson-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States
 * USS Chancellorsville (CG-62); #Battle of Chancellorsville; #guided-missile; #cruiser; #United States Navy; #Robert E. Lee; #Battle of Chancellorsville; #American Civil War; #Carrier Strike Group Seven; #Commander, Naval Surface Forces Pacific; #Light airborne multi-purpose system; #Spokane Trophy; #United States Pacific Fleet; #Pascagoula; #DESERT STORM; #Eastern Pacific; #Seventh Fleet; #USS Kitty Hawk; #USS Curtis Wilbur; #Operation Southern Watch; #Qinqdao; #Operation Enduring Freedom; #Vladivostok, Russia; #USS Fort McHenry; #People's Republic of China; #Southwest Asia; #Exercise Joint Air and Sea Exercises; #JASEX; #Summer Pulse; #Talisman Saber; #Pattaya, Thailand; #Republic of Korea; #USS Shiloh; #Japan; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Category:Ticonderoga-class cruisers; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:1988 ships; #Category:Cold War cruisers of the United States; #Category:Active cruisers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships
 * USS Chandeleur (AV-10); #battle star; #World War II; #seaplane tender; #Foster-Wheeler; #seaplane tender; #Pearl Harbor; #Guadalcanal; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Ominato Ko; #Glencannon Press; #Category:Type C3-S-A2 ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:Seaplane tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II seaplane tenders of the United States
 * USS Chandler; #United States Navy; #William E. Chandler; #Theodore E. Chandler; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Chandler (DD-206); #William Cramp and Sons Ship and Engine Building Company; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Secretary of the Navy; #William Cramp and Sons Ship and Engine Building Company; #Lieutenant Commander; #U.S. Atlantic Fleet; #Asiatic Fleet; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Panama Canal Zone; #Pearl Harbor; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #Iwo Jima; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1919 ships
 * USS Chandler (DDG-996); #Theodore E. Chandler; #destroyer; #Detyens Shipyard; #AN/SPS-48; #air search radar; #AN/SPS-49; #air search radar; #fire control radar; #AN/SPG-51; #fire control radar; #AN/SPS-55; #AN/SPQ-9; #sonar; #AN/SLQ-32; #RIM-66 Standard; #RGM-84 Harpoon; #CIWS; #Mark 46 torpedo; #ASROC; #SH-3 Sea King; #SH-2 Seasprite; #guided-missile destroyer; #air defense; #Rear Admiral; #Theodore E. Chandler; #Iranian Revolution; #Admiralty law; #soliton; #Category:Kidd-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:1980 ships; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States
 * USS Change (AM-159); #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #Depth charge; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Guadalcanal; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #List of United States Navy ships; #Patrol boat; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Chanticleer; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Chanticleer (ASR-7); #Moore Dry Dock Company; #3"/50 caliber gun; #lead ship; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Lieutenant Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #submarines; #Port Darwin; #Subic Bay; #United States Navy Experimental Diving Unit; #7th Fleet; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Chanticleer-class submarine rescue ships; #Category:Ships built in Oakland, California; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Chanticleer (SP-663); #World War I; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #section patrol; #World War I; #2nd Naval District; #United States Navy; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1917 ships
 * USS Chara (AKA-58); #battle star; #5"/38 caliber gun; #ammunition ship; #Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Co.; #Pearl Harbor; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #Battle of Leyte; #Philippine; #kamikaze; #kamikaze; #Pearl Harbor; #Naval Transportation Service; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #Korean War; #Songjin; #Koje-do; #Ulsan; #ammunition ship; #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #Naval Vessel Register; #Korean War; #Category:Andromeda-class attack cargo ships; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ammunition ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Charger (CVE-30); #3"/50 caliber gun; #escort carrier; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Moore-McCormack; #United States Maritime Commission; #Royal Navy; #United States; #United States Navy; #French Navy; #United States; #Category:Charger-class escort carriers; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:World War II escort aircraft carriers of the United States
 * USS Chariton River (LSM(R)-407); #Charleston Navy Yard; #5"/38 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Jules James; #Jules James; #List of United States Navy LSMs; #Category:Ships built in South Carolina; #Category:LSM(R)-401-class medium landing ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:1945 ships
 * USS Charles (ID-1298); #Mare Island Navy Yard; #dazzle camouflage; #Charles; #Delaware River Iron Shipbuilding and Engine Works; #United States Navy; #Delaware River Iron Shipbuilding and Engine Works; #World War I; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Lieutenant Commander; #USNRF; #United States; #United States Army; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #seaplane tender; #Point Arguello; #Category:World War I transports of the United States; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1907 ships; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean
 * USS Charles Ausburn; #destroyer; #German Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Charles Ausburn (DD-294); #Charles Lawrence Ausburne; #Squantum Victory Yard; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Charles Lawrence Ausburne; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1919 ships
 * USS Charles Ausburne (DD-570); #Charles Ausburne; #West German Navy; #torpedo; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Charles L. Ausburne; #World War I; #Navy Cross; #Lieutenant Commander; #Destroyer Squadron 23; #flagship; #Destroyer Division 45; #Port Purvis; #Tokyo Express; #the Slot; #Arleigh A. Burke; #task force; #Shortlands; #cruiser; #radar; #Battle of Empress Augusta Bay; #Bonis; #Harborn Sound; #St. George Channel; #battle of Cape St. George; #Fast Carrier Task Force; #Marc Mitscher; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #kamikaze; #Hagushi; #Aguni Shima; #Washington, D.C.; #German Navy; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the German Navy
 * USS Charles Carroll (APA-28); #battle star; #World War II; #attack transport; #Bofors 40mm gun; #World War II; #American Declaration of Independence; #North Africa; #French Morocco; #Scoglitti; #Omaha Beach; #battalion; #Ulithi; #Hagushi; #kamikaze; #Pearl Harbor; #Taku, China; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Crescent City-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States
 * USS Charles E. Brannon (DE-446); #turbine engine; #destroyer escort; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #radar picket; #battle star; #Charles E. Brannon; #Navy Cross; #Battle of Midway; #Second Lieutenant; #Galapagos; #Navy list; #battle star; #World War II; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Charles F. Adams (DDG-2); #Charles Francis Adams, III; #AN/SPG-51; #Mk 11 missile launcher; #RIM-24 Tartar; #RIM-66 Standard; #RUR-5 ASROC; #Mark 32 Surface Vessel Torpedo Tubes; #Charles Francis Adams, III; #Secretary of the Navy; #guided missile destroyer; #United States Navy; #anti-aircraft missile; #Mercury 8; #Cuban Missile Crisis; #Naval Vessel Register; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #Saginaw Valley Naval Ship Museum Committee; #Saint Lawrence Seaway; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:1959 ships; #Category:Charles F. Adams-class destroyers
 * USS Charles F. Hughes (DD-428); #Charles Frederick Hughes; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Charles Frederick Hughes; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #Northern Ireland; #CU convoys; #Netherlands West Indies; #Londonderry Port; #North Africa; #Gibraltar; #E-boat; #Ulithi; #Naval Vessel Register; #Curacao; #battle star; #Category:Benson-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1940 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Virginia coast; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Charles H. Roan (DD-853); #Charles H. Roan; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #aircraft carrier; #submarine; #midshipman; #North Atlantic Treaty Organization; #7th Fleet; #Taiwan Straits; #Japan; #Subic Bay; #Dwight D. Eisenhower; #Suez crisis; #flagship; #Shatt-al-Arab; #International Naval Review; #Operation "Strikeback."; #Saint Lawrence Seaway; #Naval Vessel Register; #Turkish Navy; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1946 ships; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Turkish Navy; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the Turkish Navy
 * USS Charles J. Badger (DD-657); #Charles J. Badger; #Fletcher class destroyer; #torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Rear Admiral; #Charles J. Badger; #Commander; #Kurils; #Pearl Harbor; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #Huon Gulf; #kamikaze; #Ulithi; #depth charge; #aircraft carrier; #Taiwan Straits; #Chinese Nationalists; #Japan; #Villefranche-sur-Mer; #Suez Crisis; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #World War II; #USS Badger; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the Chilean Navy
 * USS Charles J. Kimmel (DE-584); #depth charge; #depth charge; #Rudderow class destroyer escort; #US Navy; #Hingham MA; #Rushsylvania, Ohio; #Guadalcanal; #Navy Cross; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #service star; #Philippine Liberation Medal; #Category:Rudderow-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Shipwrecks of the California coast; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Charles Lawrence (DE-53); #Naval Vessel Register; #United States Department of Defense; #Bethlehem Hingham Shipyard; #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #1.1"/75 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Ordnanceman; #Japan; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #Lieutenant Commander; #submarine; #Northern Ireland; #seamanship; #name ship; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #Hagushi; #kamikaze; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Charles Lawrence-class high speed transports; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Charles Mann (SP-522); #Boston Navy Yard; #patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #section patrol; #World War I; #1st Naval District; #Category:Auxiliary ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1903 ships
 * USS Charles P. Cecil (DD-835); #Charles P. Cecil; #5"/38 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Rear Admiral; #Charles P. Cecil; #Suez Crisis; #anti-submarine warfare; #Hellenic Navy; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the Hellenic Navy
 * USS Charles P. Crawford (SP-366); #Staten Island Shipbuilding Company; #United States Navy; #Staten Island Shipbuilding Company; #Erie Railroad Company; #World War I; #Boatswain; #3rd Naval District; #minesweeping; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Auxiliary ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I minesweepers of the United States; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1915 ships
 * USS Charles P. Kuper (SP-1235); #United States Navy; #United States Navy; #Simmons Lighterage Company; #Simmons Transportation Company; #World War I; #3rd Naval District; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1892 ships
 * USS Charles Phelps (1848); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:Colliers of the United States Navy; #Category:1848 ships
 * USS Charles R. Greer (DE-23); #battle star; #dual purpose gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #submarines; #United States; #battle stars; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #USNR; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #Pearl Harbor; #garrison; #Abemama; #Ulithi; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #anti-submarine; #Wake Island; #Combat Action Ribbon; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #service star; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Charles R. Ware; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Charles R. Ware (DD-865); #Lieutenant; #Charles R. Ware; #U.S. Navy; #Navy Cross; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Charles R. Ware; #Navy Cross; #Battle of Midway; #submarine; #Levant Coast; #Palestine Truce Commission; #Royal Hellenic Navy; #Northern Ireland; #aircraft carrier; #North Atlantic Treaty Organization; #Royal Navy; #Operation Inland Seas; #Saint Lawrence Seaway; #Lake Saint Louis; #Dwight D. Eisenhower; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Caribbean Sea; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1981
 * USS Charles R. Ware (DE-547); #Lieutenant; #Charles R. Ware; #U.S. Navy; #Navy Cross; #Boston Navy Yard; #World War II; #United States Navy; #destroyer escort; #Boston Navy Yard; #destroyer; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Tennessee-related ships
 * USS Charles S. Sperry (DD-697); #Charles Stillman Sperry; #Allen M. Sumner class destroyer; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #destroyer; #Charles Stillman Sperry; #Rear Admiral; #Commander; #H. H. McIlhenny; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #Doolittle Raid; #kamikaze; #Suez Crisis; #North Atlantic Treaty Organization; #helicopter; #Chilean Navy; #battle star; #Jane's Fighting Ships; #Category:Allen M. Sumner-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships; #Category:Allen M. Sumner-class destroyers of the Chilean Navy
 * USS Charleston; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Charleston (1798); #Galley; #howitzer; #galley; #United States Navy; #Quasi-War; #Category:Age of Sail naval ships of the United States; #Category:1798 ships
 * USS Charleston (C-2); #Protected cruiser; #George C. Remey; #Spanish-American War; #Capture of Guam; #United States Navy; #protected cruiser; #cruiser; #George C. Remey; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Pacific Squadron; #flagship; #David Kalakaua of Hawaii; #1891 Chilean Civil War; #Asiatic Squadron; #International Naval Review; #Columbian Exposition; #Grover Cleveland; #Spanish-American War; #City of Peking; #Fort Santa Cruz; #George Dewey; #Camiguin Island; #Capture of Guam; #Category:Protected cruisers of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy West Virginia-related ships; #Category:United States Navy South Carolina-related ships; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:Spanish–American War cruisers of the United States; #Category:1888 ships
 * USS Charleston (C-22); #protected cruiser; #United States Navy; #protected cruiser; #Cameron McRae Winslow; #Elihu Root; #Pacific Squadron; #Esquimalt; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #Asiatic Station; #Portland Rose Festival; #flagship; #Asiatic Fleet; #Japan; #Russia; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #submarine; #Panama Canal Zone; #World War I; #Patrol Force; #American Expeditionary Force; #Cruiser and Transport Force; #Kelsey Bay; #Category:St. Louis-class cruisers (1905); #Category:1904 ships; #Category:World War I cruisers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy South Carolina-related ships; #Category:United States Navy West Virginia-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Charleston (LCS-18); #Austal USA; #Azimuth thruster; #SRBOC; #Evolved SeaRAM; #MQ-8 Fire Scout; #United States Navy; #Austal USA; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Independence-class littoral combat ships; #Category:United States Navy South Carolina-related ships
 * USS Charleston (LKA-113); #Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co.; #Vietnam War; #Desert Storm; #amphibious cargo ship; #lead ship; #United States Navy; #Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co.; #Newport News, VA; #Vietnam War; #Naval Inactive Ship Maintenance Facility; #DANFS; #Category:Charleston-class amphibious cargo ships; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy West Virginia-related ships; #Category:United States Navy South Carolina-related ships; #Category:1967 ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Charleston (PG-51); #machine gun; #floatplane; #Charleston Navy Yard; #flagship; #13th Naval District; #World War II; #torpedo; #Massachusetts Maritime Academy; #Massachusetts Maritime Academy; #Category:Ships built in South Carolina; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy South Carolina-related ships; #Category:1936 ships; #Category:Ships of the Massachusetts Maritime Academy
 * USS Charlevoix (AK-168); #gun mount; #cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Froemming Brothers; #USNR; #submarine; #depth charge; #Subic Bay; #New Zealand Air Force; #Category:Alamosa-class cargo ships; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Michigan-related ships
 * USS Charlie B. Mason (SP-1225); #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #section patrol; #World War I; #5th Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Virginia; #Category:1900 ships
 * USS Charlotte; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Charlotte (1862); #Union Navy; #schooner; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #blockade runner; #prize court; #West Gulf Blockading Squadron; #reconnaissance; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy North Carolina-related ships; #Category:Tenders of the United States Navy
 * USS Charlotte (PF-60); #3"/50 caliber gun; #anti-submarine mortar; #Y-gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Commander; #USCG; #U.S. Atlantic Fleet; #western Atlantic; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy North Carolina-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Charlotte (SSN-766); #Pearl Harbor; #United States Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #Debt of Honor; #Dan Brown; #Deception Point; #Category:Los Angeles-class submarines; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy North Carolina-related ships; #Category:1992 ships; #Category:Active submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Charlottesville (PF-25); #Walter Butler Shipbuilding Company; #battle star; #World War II; #Soviet Navy; #Naval Historical Center; #Cold War; #large infantry landing craft; #Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; #3"/50 caliber gun; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Soviet Navy; #Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; #gunboat; #patrol frigate; #Walter Butler Shipbuilding Company; #Lieutenant; #USCG; #anti-submarine; #Soviet Navy; #Project Hula; #Soviet Union; #Naval Historical Center; #Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky; #Naval Historical Center; #United States Secretary of the Navy; #James V. Forrestal; #United States Department of the Navy; #Naval Historical Center; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Japan; #Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates of the Soviet Navy; #Category:World War II frigates of the Soviet Union; #Category:Cold War frigates of the Soviet Union; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; #Category:Ships transferred under Project Hula
 * USS Charlton Hall (ID-1359); #U.S. Navy; #Cargo ship; #United States Navy; #cargo ship; #C. G. Dunn and Company; #United States Steel Products Company; #United States; #World War I; #Lieutenant Commander; #USNRF; #Naval Overseas Transportation Service; #American Expeditionary Force; #Syra; #Category:World War I cargo ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Scotland; #Category:1907 ships; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Charmian II (SP-696); #United States Navy; #Chance Marine Construction Company; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Chance Marine Construction Company; #section patrol; #World War I; #2nd Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Annapolis, Maryland
 * USS Charr (SS-328); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Groton, Conn.; #Pearl Harbor; #Lombok Strait; #Japan; #cruiser; #Pulo Island; #Subic Bay; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Chiang Kai Shek; #Naval Register; #battle star; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Korean War submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Charrette (DD-581); #George Charrette; #Boston Navy Yard; #Hellenic Navy; #Faliron; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #M2 Browning machine gun; #flares; #FIM-43 Redeye; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant; #George Charrette; #Medal of Honor; #Spanish-American War; #Boston Navy Yard; #Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #battleship; #aircraft carrier; #Eniwetok; #radar; #submarine; #depth charge; #submarine chaser; #Iwo Jima; #Fast Carrier Task Force; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Pagan Islands; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #Battle off Cape Engaño; #Ulithi; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #hospital ship; #Subic Bay; #Hellenic Navy; #trireme; #Commissioning pennant; #Nikolaos Pappas; #NATO; #Fiumicino; #North Atlantic Treaty; #petty officer; #Vice Admiral; #Hellenic Navy General Staff; #Poros; #Faliron; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the Hellenic Navy; #Category:Museum ships in Greece; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1973
 * USS Chase; #United States Navy; #Reuben Chase; #Jehu V. Chase; #destroyer; #destroyer escort; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Chase (DD-323); #Reuben Chase; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Reuben Chase; #Presidential Fleet Review; #London Naval Treaty; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1919 ships
 * USS Chase (DE-158); #Jehu V. Chase; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #1.1"/75 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Admiral; #Jehu V. Chase; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Lieutenant Commander; #North Africa; #torpedo bomber; #Ulithi; #anti-aircraft; #anti-submarine; #kamikaze; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Charles Lawrence-class high speed transports; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Ships built in Portsmouth, Virginia
 * USS Chase County (LST-532); #battle star; #LCVP; #United States Navy; #World War II; #European Theater; #Invasion of Normandy; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #Naval Vessel Register; #Republic of Singapore; #battle star; #List of United States Navy LSTs; #barrage balloon; #half-track; #Category:LST-491-class tank landing ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Indiana; #Category:United States Navy Kansas-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Nebraska-related ships; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Chateau Thierry (AP-31); #American International Shipbuilding; #battle star; #World War II; #Design 1024 ship; #troop transport; #US Army; #US Navy; #First World War; #World War II; #American International Shipbuilding Corporation; #Hog Island, Pennsylvania; #United States; #Northern Ireland; #North Africa; #invasion of Sicily; #prisoners of war; #hospital ship; #battle star; #Category:Hog Islanders; #Category:Design 1024 ships; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1919 ships; #Category:Design 1024 ships of the United States Army; #Category:Design 1024 ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Hospital ships of the United States Army; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Chatelain (DE-149); #Hubert Paul Chatelain; #battle stars; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #battle stars; #Hubert Paul Chatelain; #Silver Star; #Battle of Santa Cruz; #submarines; #Gibraltar; #depth charge; #U-boat; #outer hull; #antisubmarine; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Chatham; #U.S. Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Chatham (1836); #Union Navy; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #blockade runner; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Dispatch boats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Mersey-built ships; #Category:1836 ships
 * USS Chatham (AK-169); #gun mount; #cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Froemming Brothers; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Eniwetok; #battle stars; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Service Medal; #Category:Alamosa-class cargo ships; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Georgia-related ships; #Category:United States Navy North Carolina-related ships
 * USS Chattanooga; #United States Navy; #protected cruiser; #light cruiser; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Chattanooga (1864); #Chattanooga; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #screw frigate; #smoothbore; #Dahlgren gun; #Parrott rifle; #American Civil War; #U.S. Navy; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #WP:ALSO; #List of steam frigates of the United States Navy; #Union Navy; #Confederate States Navy; #Naval Historical Center; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Tennessee-related ships; #Category:1864 ships
 * USS Chattanooga (CL-118); #light cruiser; #light cruiser; #United States Navy; #Category:Fargo-class cruisers; #Category:World War II cruisers of the United States; #Category:Cancelled ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Tennessee-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Chattanooga (CL-18); #Crescent Shipyard; #Elizabethport, New Jersey; #light cruiser; #protected cruiser; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Crescent Shipyard; #Elizabethport, New Jersey; #New York Navy Yard; #John Paul Jones; #United States Naval Academy; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #World War I; #Secretary of the Navy; #Austro-Hungarian Navy; #Category:Denver-class cruisers; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1903 ships; #Category:World War I cruisers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Tennessee-related ships
 * USS Chatterer; #U.S. Navy; #coastal minesweeper; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Chatterer (AMS-40); #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #Stadium Yacht Basin; #Japan; #Korean War; #coastal minesweeper; #Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force; #Category:YMS-1-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Ohio; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Korean War minesweepers of the United States; #Category:YMS-1-class minesweepers of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
 * USS Chatterer (AMc-16); #coastal minesweeper; #U.S. Navy; #Western Sea Frontier; #12th Naval District; #Navy Register; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Chauncey; #United States Navy; #Isaac Chauncey; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Chauncey (DD-296); #Isaac Chauncey; #Honda Point Disaster; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Isaac Chauncey; #Mare Island; #flagship; #Santa Barbara Channel; #Point Pedernales; #Honda Point Disaster; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:Shipwrecks of the California coast
 * USS Chauncey (DD-3); #Neafie and Levy Ship and Engine Building Company; #destroyer; #torpedo tube; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Isaac Chauncey; #Neafie and Levy Ship and Engine Building Company; #Lieutenant; #World War I; #Gibraltar; #Walter E. Reno; #Category:Bainbridge-class destroyers; #Category:World War I destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:Ships built by Neafie and Levy; #Category:Ships sunk in collisions; #Category:World War I shipwrecks in the Atlantic Ocean; #Category:1901 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1917
 * USS Chauncey (DD-667); #Isaac Chauncey; #Fletcher class destroyer; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Isaac Chauncey; #Lieutenant Commander; #M. Van Metre; #Pearl Harbor; #Wake Island; #Japan; #Marshall Islands; #Eniwetok; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #Ulithi; #kamikaze; #Korean War; #Korean Armistice; #Gibraltar; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Chauvenet (AGS-11); #gun mount; #machine guns; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Category:YMS-1-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Survey ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Chawasha (ATF-151); #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Charleston Navy Yard; #Ulithi Atoll; #Pearl Harbor; #Navy; #Category:United States Navy California-related ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Cheboygan County (LST-533); #Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron Company; #battle star; #LCVP; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #Missouri Valley Bridge & Iron Company; #Lieutenant; #European Theater; #Invasion of Normandy; #Naval Vessel Register; #Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service; #battle star; #List of United States Navy LSTs; #barrage balloon; #half-track; #Category:LST-491-class tank landing ships; #Category:United States Navy Michigan-related ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cheboygan County, Michigan; #Category:Ships built in Indiana; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Chehalis; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Chehalis (AOG-48); #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #aviation gasoline; #U.S. Army; #Leyte; #typhoons; #Palmyra Island; #Iwo Jima; #Eniwetok; #Naval Register; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Philippine Liberation Medal; #Category:Patapsco-class gasoline tankers; #Category:Ships built in Minnesota; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ship fires; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1949; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean
 * USS Chehalis (PGM-94); #Chehalis, Washington; #Tacoma Boatbuilding Company; #Panama City, FloridaPanama City; #gun mount; #Chehalis; #Tacoma Boatbuilding Company; #Naval Sea Systems Command; #Category:Asheville-class gunboats; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Cold War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Washington (state)-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1968 ships; #Category:Chehalis, Washington
 * USS Chelan County (LST-542); #Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron Company; #battle star; #LCVP; #lead ship; #tank landing ship; #United States Navy; #World War II; #European Theater; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships; #List of United States Navy LSTs; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Chelan County, Washington; #Category:Ships built in Indiana; #Category:United States Navy Washington (state)-related ships; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Cheleb (AK-138); #cargo ship; #United States Navy; #World War II; #northern hemisphere; #Ophiuchus; #liberty ship; #Permanente Metals Corporation; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Port Hueneme, California; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #Japan; #Category:Crater-class cargo ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Freighters; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:Liberty ships; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Chemung; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Chemung (AO-30); #Sparrows Point; #World War II; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #fleet replenishment oiler; #United States Navy; #Bethlehem Sparrows Point Shipyard; #Sparrows Point; #United States; #World War II; #Hvalfjörður; #United Kingdom; #depth charge; #North Africa; #US Atlantic Fleet; #US 6th Fleet; #Korean War; #Formosa Patrol; #Ras Tanura; #US 7th Fleet; #Mare Island; #Tachen Islands; #Vietnam War; #battle star; #Category:Cimarron-class oilers (1939); #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:1939 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II tankers of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Chemung (AT-18); #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Boatswain; #5th Naval District; #Jamaica; #United States Naval Academy; #Category:United States Naval Academy; #Category:1916 ships; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Portsmouth, Virginia
 * USS Chenango; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Chenango (1863); #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Greenpoint, New York; #New York Navy Yard; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #blockade runner; #Elvira; #List of United States Navy ships; #Union Navy; #Confederate States Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Sassacus-class gunboats; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1863 ships
 * USS Chenango (CVE-28); #Standard Oil Company; #Sun Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company; #Navy Unit Commendation; #escort carrier; #Sun Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company; #United States Navy; #French Morocco; #destroyer; #Task Force 13; #Guadalcanal; #U.S. Marine Corps; #Battle of Kolombangara; #Mare Island; #Eniwetok; #Pagan Island; #reconnaissance; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #Ulithi; #kamikaze; #Sakashima Gunto; #Pearl Harbor; #Naval Vessel Register; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Category:Type T3-S2-A tankers; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1939 ships; #Category:Merchant ships of the United States; #Category:Cimarron-class oilers (1939); #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II tankers of the United States; #Category:Sangamon-class escort carriers; #Category:World War II escort aircraft carriers of the United States
 * USS Cheng Ho (IX-52); #battle star; #Motor yacht; #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #United States Navy; #Zheng He; #John Dustin Archbold; #plant collecting; #David Fairchild; #United States Navy; #14th Naval District; #Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #World War II; #War Shipping Administration; #Category:1939 ships; #Category:Unclassified miscellaneous vessels of the United States Navy
 * USS Chepachet (AO-78); #battle star; #MARAD; #replenishment oiler; #5"/38 caliber gun; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Battle of Eutaw Springs; #Sun Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.; #USMC; #Lieutenant Commander; #military; #North Africa; #destroyer escort; #destroyer escort; #Blanche Harbor; #Leyte; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #anti-aircraft gun; #anti-aircraft; #Homonhon Island; #torpedo; #anti-submarine; #Japan; #San Fabian; #Tawi Tawi; #Subic Bay; #Pearl Harbor; #battle star; #DANFS; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #transport oiler; #Naval Register; #Chepachet, Rhode Island; #Category:Suamico-class oilers; #Category:Type T2-SE-A1 tankers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II tankers of the United States
 * USS Cheraw (YTB-802); #Slidell, Louisiana; #United States Navy; #Cheraw, South Carolina; #Slidell, Louisiana; #Navy List; #Category:Natick-class large harbor tugs; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1969 ships
 * USS Cherokee; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Cherokee (1859); #Chilean Navy; #American Civil War; #Chilean Navy; #Boston Prize Court; #CSS Tacony; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Fort Fisher, North Carolina; #Half Moon Battery; #East Gulf Blockading Squadron; #Ancud; #Chiloé Island; #List of steam frigates of the United States Navy; #Union Navy; #Confederate States Navy; #Category:1859 ships
 * USS Cherokee (AT-66); #battle star; #US Coast Guard; #US Navy; #yard oiler; #US Coast Guard; #Category:Cherokee-class fleet tugs; #Category:1939 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Cherokee (ID-458); #John H. Dialogue & Sons; #John H. Dialogue & Sons; #United States Navy; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Washington, D.C.; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1891 ships; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Delaware coast; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1918
 * USS Chesaning (YTB-769); #United States Navy; #Chesaning, Michigan; #Mobile Ship Repair; #6th Fleet; #Navy List; #Category:Natick-class large harbor tugs; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1964 ships; #Category:United States Navy Michigan-related ships
 * USS Chesapeake; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Chesapeake (1799); #long guns; #carronade; #Josiah Fox; #frigate; #United States Navy; #Naval Act of 1794; #Joshua Humphreys; #capital ship; #Josiah Fox; #Gosport Navy Yard; #Quasi-War; #First Barbary War; #Royal Navy; #War of 1812; #James Barron; #court-martial; #Embargo Act of 1807; #Chesapeake Mill; #Wickham; #Naval Act of 1794; #Joshua Humphreys; #scantling; #Gosport Navy Yard; #Josiah Fox; #Richard Dale; #Quasi-War; #Benjamin Stoddert; #George Washington; #William Bainbridge; #gun deck; #carronade; #spar deck; #broadside; #Benjamin Stoddert; #Thomas Truxton; #privateer; #Yusuf Karamanli; #Thomas Jefferson; #Richard Dale; #Richard Valentine Morris; #Gibraltar; #James Barron; #Washington Navy Yard; #Naval Board of Inquiry; #fourth-rate; #Salusbury Pryce Humphreys; #general quarters; #shot across the bow; #broadside; #Embargo Act of 1807; #Stephen Decatur; #ship-of-the-line; #James Lawrence; #Philip Broke; #Chesapeake Mill; #Wickham; #The Virginian-Pilot; #Oliver Hazard Perry; #flagship; #National Maritime Museum; #Maritime Museum of the Atlantic; #Hampton Roads Naval Museum; #Hampton Roads Naval Museum; #Category:Sailing frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:Quasi-War ships of the United States; #Category:Vessels captured from the United States Navy; #Category:War of 1812 ships of the United States; #Category:War of 1812 ships of the United Kingdom; #Category:United States Navy Maryland-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Virginia; #Category:1799 ships; #Category:Captured ships
 * USS Chesapeake (ID-3395); #Cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #salvage ship; #3rd Naval District; #Harlan and Hollingsworth; #cargo ship; #Salvage ship; #United States Navy; #salvage ship; #cargo ship; #Harlan and Hollingsworth; #Third Naval District; #World War I; #Lieutenant; #U.S. Naval Forces Operating in European Waters; #North Sea Mine Barrage; #minelaying; #minesweeping; #Category:Ships built in Delaware; #Category:1900 ships; #Category:Rescue and salvage ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Chestatee (AOG-49); #3"/50 caliber gun; #U.S. Navy; #USNR; #Baytown, Texas; #Leyte; #Balabac; #Puerto Princesa; #Leyte; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Naval Vessel Register; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Philippine Liberation Medal; #Purple Heart; #Category:Patapsco-class gasoline tankers; #Category:Ships built in Minnesota; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Chester; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Chester (CA-27); #New York Shipbuilding Company; #heavy cruiser; #RADAR; #SOC Seagull; #seaplane; #heavy cruiser; #United States Navy; #Phaleron Bay; #Gibraltar; #Secretary of the Navy; #London Naval Treaty; #New York Navy Yard; #Presidential Naval Review; #Richard O'Kane; #Medal of Honor; #United States Naval Academy; #RADAR; #Pearl Harbor; #Wake Island; #Taroa; #Guadalcanal; #Misima Island; #Louisiade Archipelago; #Battle of the Coral Sea; #Abemama Island; #Eniwetok; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #Bonins; #Yangtze River Delta; #Ominato; #Otaru; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Northampton-class cruisers; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1929 ships; #Category:World War II cruisers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Pennsylvania-related ships
 * USS Chester (CL-1); #light cruiser; #torpedo tube; #United States Navy; #light cruiser; #D. W. Sproul; #H. B. Wilson; #World War I; #North Africa; #United States Navy; #Gibraltar; #submarine; #U-boat; #Depth charge; #armistice; #Russia; #Boston Navy Yard; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Category:Chester-class cruisers; #Category:Banana Wars ships of the United States; #Category:World War I cruisers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:United States Navy Pennsylvania-related ships; #Category:1907 ships
 * USS Chester T. O'Brien (DE-421); #3rd Naval District; #turbine engine; #destroyer escort; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #radar picket; #Platoon Sergeant; #Chester Thomas O'Brien; #Silver Star; #Guadalcanal; #USNR; #Leyte; #St. Augustine Point; #Polloc; #Moro Gulf; #Balut; #Saragani Straits; #Sonar; #Operation Springboard; #midshipman; #antisubmarine; #Navy list; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Chesterfield County (LST-551); #Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron Company; #battle star; #World War II; #campaign star; #Vietnam War; #LCVP; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron Company; #European Theater of Operations; #Operation Dragoon; #United States Atlantic Fleet; #Vietnam War; #Naval Vessel Register; #Mitsui and Company; #Japan; #battle star; #battle star; #List of United States Navy LSTs; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Indiana; #Category:United States Navy South Carolina-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Chestnut (AN-11); #beech; #Commercial Iron Works; #Tiburon, California; #net laying ship; #gun mount; #y-gun; #net laying ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #Commercial Iron Works; #USNR; #11th Naval District; #USNR; #commanding officer; #Ulithi; #Category:Aloe-class net laying ships; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:World War II net laying ships of the United States
 * USS Chestnut Hill (ID-2526); #United States Navy; #World War I; #Gloucester City, New Jersey; #Lieutenant Commander; #Naval Overseas Transportation Service; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1917 ships
 * USS Chetek (YTB-827); #United States Navy; #Chetek, Wisconsin; #5th Naval District; #Navy List; #Category:Natick-class large harbor tugs; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1973 ships
 * USS Chevalier; #United States Navy; #Godfrey Chevalier; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Chevalier (DD-451); #Godfrey Chevalier; #Naval Battle of Vella Lavella; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Godfrey Chevalier; #North Africa; #Guadalcanal; #Japan; #Battle of Rennell Island; #minelayer; #Blackett Strait; #Kula Gulf; #Kula Gulf; #Rice anchorage; #Bairoko Harbor; #torpedo; #USS La Vallette; #depth charge; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Solomon Sea; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Ships sunk in collisions
 * USS Chevalier (DD-805); #Gearing class; #Destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Godfrey DeC. Chevalier; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Task Force 38; #Korean War; #radar picket; #Taiwan Straits; #Japan; #Republic of Korea Navy; #battle star; #World War II; #Korean War; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Republic of Korea Navy
 * USS Chew (DD-106); #USS Ward (DD-139); #Wickes class destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #World War II; #Curtiss NC; #seaplanes; #Pearl Harbor; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #Empire of Japan; #United States Navy; #4"/50 caliber gun; #Curtis steam turbine; #Continental Navy; #Revolutionary War; #Guantanamo Bay Naval Base; #seaplane; #NC-4; #Gibraltar; #mobilization; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #Empire of Japan; #executive officer; #submarine; #depth charges; #United States Navy; #Seaman Second Class; #battle star; #List of United States Navy destroyers; #Department of the Navy; #Washington, D.C.; #Naval Institute Press; #Naval Institute Press; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships present during the attack on Pearl Harbor; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1918 ships
 * USS Chewaucan (AOG-50); #3"/50 caliber gun; #U.S. Navy; #USNR; #Baytown, Texas; #Pearl Harbor; #Hawaiian Sea Frontier; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #U.S. 6th Fleet; #United States; #Naval Register; #Security Assistance Program; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Category:Patapsco-class gasoline tankers; #Category:Ships built in Minnesota; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Colombian Navy; #Category:Auxiliary ships of the Colombian Navy
 * USS Chewink; #U.S. Navy; #warships; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Chewink (AM-39); #United States Navy; #submarines; #Pearl Harbor; #submarine tender; #Coco Solo; #Panama Canal Zone; #Pearl Harbor; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #World War II; #submarine; #target ship; #torpedoes; #Category:Lapwing-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:World War I minesweepers of the United States; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Connecticut coast; #Category:Lapwing-class minesweepers converted to submarine rescue ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Cheyenne; #United States Navy; #light cruiser; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Cheyenne (1898); #United States Navy; #Charleston Navy Yard; #Lieutenant; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:1885 ships; #Category:Ships built in South Carolina; #Category:Spanish–American War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Cheyenne (CL-117); #light cruiser; #light cruiser; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Category:Fargo-class cruisers; #Category:World War II cruisers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Wyoming-related ships; #Category:Cancelled ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Cheyenne (SSN-773); #Alan K. Simpson; #Pearl Harbor; #United States Navy; #Alan K. Simpson; #Pearl Harbor; #sonar; #Tomahawk missiles; #Carrier Strike Group Nine; #VP-4; #VP-9; #VP-47; #People's Liberation Army Navy; #Spratly Islands; #Judith and Garfield Reeves-Stevens; #the Pentagon; #Category:Los Angeles-class submarines; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Wyoming-related ships; #Category:1995 ships; #Category:Active submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Chicago; #United States Navy ships; #Battle of Rennell Island; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Chicago (1885); #Protected cruiser; #triple-expansion; #machine gun; #protected cruiser; #United States Navy; #flagship; #Squadron of Evolution; #Funchal; #North Atlantic Squadron; #International Naval Review; #Alfred Thayer Mahan; #South Atlantic Station; #Presidential Review; #armored cruiser; #Pacific Squadron; #Massachusetts Naval Militia; #Pennsylvania Naval Militia; #Pearl Harbor; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1885 ships; #Category:Protected cruisers of the United States Navy; #Category:Philippine–American War ships of the United States; #Category:World War I cruisers of the United States; #Category:1906 San Francisco earthquake; #Category:United States Navy Illinois-related ships; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean; #Category:Spanish–American War cruisers of the United States
 * USS Chicago (CA-136); #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #heavy cruiser; #AN/SPS-48; #AN/SPG-51; #8"/55 caliber gun; #5"/38 caliber gun; #ASROC; #5"/38 caliber gun; #heavy cruiser; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Gulf of Paria; #Colon, Canal Zone; #Eniwetok; #Rear Admiral; #Kamaishi industrial area; #SC Seahawk; #Tokyo Plain; #Hamamatsu; #Japan; #Izu Islands; #O Shima; #Nii Shima; #San Pedro Naval Shipyard; #Yangtze Patrol; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #San Francisco Naval Shipyard; #Naval Tactical Data System; #ASROC; #Tartar missile; #Elmo R. Zumwalt, Jr.; #U.S. Naval Base Subic Bay; #Yankee Station; #North Vietnam; #PIRAZ; #South Vietnam; #Sikorsky SH-3 Sea King; #A-4E Skyhawk; #PIRAZ; #Keelung, Taiwan; #PIRAZ; #Okinawa Missile Range; #Esquimalt; #F-8 Crusader; #PIRAZ; #Long Beach Naval Shipyard; #EC-121 Warning Star; #T. J. Jackson Lears; #United States First Fleet; #flagship; #Vice Admiral; #Isaac C. Kidd, Jr.; #super typhoon; #JP-5; #line-crossing ceremony; #B-52 Stratofortress; #Randy Cunningham; #William P. Driscoll; #A-6 Intruder; #A-7 Corsair; #Operation Pocket Money; #F-4 Phantom; #North Vietnam; #Phúc Yên; #coastal artillery; #Soviet Navy; #Somalia; #Straits of Molocca; #Mauritius Islands; #Rodrigues Island; #United Kingdom; #Poro Point; #Seal Beach; #Tupolev Tu-16; #Phattaya Bay; #World War II; #Navy Pier; #Navy Pier; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #PIRAZ; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Arleigh Burke Fleet Trophy; #Category:Baltimore-class cruisers; #Category:Albany-class cruisers; #Category:World War II cruisers of the United States; #Category:Cold War cruisers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War cruisers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:United States Navy Illinois-related ships; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Chicago (CA-29); #battle star; #Battle of Rennell Island; #heavy cruiser; #SOC Seagull; #seaplane; #heavy cruiser; #United States Navy; #World War II; #midget submarine; #aerial torpedo; #Battle of Rennell Island; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Manley Hale Simons; #London Naval Treaty; #Mare Island; #Fort Pond Bay, New York; #flagship; #Scouting Force; #Fleet Problem XIII; #Panama Canal Zone; #Presidential Fleet Review; #RADAR; #Pearl Harbor; #Suva Bay; #ANZAC Squadron; #Task Force 44; #Louisiade Archipelago; #Battle of the Coral Sea; #Guadalcanal; #Battle of Savo Island; #torpedo; #Battle of Rennell Island; #Chester Nimitz; #battle star; #List of U.S. Navy losses in World War II; #Category:Northampton-class cruisers; #Category:World War II cruisers of the United States; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean; #Category:United States Navy Illinois-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1930 ships; #Category:Ships sunk by aircraft
 * USS Chicago (SSN-721); #S6G reactor; #SONAR; #RADAR; #Vertical Launching System; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Melvyn R. Paisley; #RQ-1 Predator; #Virtual Periscope; #periscope; #Pearl Harbor; #Submarine Squadron 15; #Joint Region Marianas; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Navy "E" Ribbon; #Navy Expeditionary Medal; #National Defense Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Southwest Asia Service Medal; #Sea Service Ribbon; #Kuwait Liberation Medal (Saudi Arabia); #Kuwait Liberation Medal (Kuwait); #Recruit Training Command; #Red Storm Rising; #Category:Los Angeles-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Illinois-related ships; #Category:1984 ships; #Category:Active submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Chichota (SP-65); #U.S. Navy; #Herreshoff Manufacturing Company; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Herreshoff Manufacturing Company; #World War I; #3rd Naval District; #submarine net; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Rhode Island; #Category:Steam yachts; #Category:1901 ships
 * USS Chickadee (AM-59); #chickadee; #battle star; #American Campaign Medal; #European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #passerine; #Lieutenant Commander; #Naval Station Norfolk; #anti-submarine warfare; #U-Boat; #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #Milford Haven, Wales; #Normandy; #Baie de la Seine; #Operation Overlord; #Strait of Bonifacio; #Operation Dragoon; #flagship; #COMINRON SEVEN; #Palermo, Sicily; #World War II; #Category:Auk-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Michigan; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the National Navy of Uruguay; #Category:Corvettes of the National Navy of Uruguay; #Category:Auxiliary ships of the National Navy of Uruguay
 * USS Chickasaw; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Chickasaw (1864); #New Orleans Pacific Railway Company; #Smoothbore; #Dahlgren gun; #Gun turret; #Conning tower; #ironclad; #river monitor; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Battle of Mobile Bay; #Mobile Campaign; #train ferry; #smoothbore; #gun turret; #John Ericsson; #pilothouse; #David Farragut; #West Gulf Blockading Squadron; #sandbar; #gunboat; #Lieutenant Commander; #George H. Perkins; #tallow; #coal tar; #melee; #James Seanor; #Medal of Honor; #Fort Powell; #Nanna Hubba Bluff; #gunboat; #New Orleans Pacific Railway Company; #Army Corps of Engineers; #United States Army Center of Military History; #United States Army Center of Military History; #Category:Milwaukee-class monitors; #Category:Ships built in Missouri; #Category:1864 ships; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:American Civil War monitors of the United States
 * USS Chickasaw (1882); #John H. Dialogue and Sons; #United States Navy; #John H. Dialogue and Sons; #Spanish-American War; #New York Navy Yard; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1882 ships; #Category:Spanish–American War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Chickasaw (AT-83); #battle star; #Navy Unit Commendation; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Korean War; #battle star; #United Engineering Co.; #Pearl Harbor; #buoys; #Eniwetok; #Leyte; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #Subic Bay; #Ulithi; #Naval Register; #Security Assistance Program; #Category:Cherokee-class fleet tugs; #Category:Ships built in Alameda, California; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Chicolar (SS-464); #Chicolar; #United States Navy; #chicolar; #Edward L. Beach, Jr.; #Dust on the Sea
 * USS Chicopee; #US Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Chicopee (1863); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Union Army; #Rainbow Bluff, North Carolina; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #North Atlantic Squadron; #Washington, D.C.; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:Sassacus-class gunboats; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1863 ships
 * USS Chicopee (AO-34); #Sun Shipbuilding and Drydock Co.; #battle star; #World War II; #Standard Oil Company of New Jersey; #gun mount; #lead ship; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Sun Shipbuilding and Drydock Co.; #Commander; #U.S. Army; #North Africa; #Gibraltar; #Northern Ireland; #HMNB Clyde; #Ulithi; #Fast Carrier Task Force; #Iwo Jima; #Japan; #Mare Island; #battle star; #Category:Chicopee-class oilers; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II tankers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Massachusetts-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1941 ships
 * USS Chicot (AK-170); #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Froemming Brothers; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Subic Bay; #Kusaie; #Japan; #Category:Alamosa-class cargo ships; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Arkansas-related ships
 * USS Chief; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Chief (AM-315); #General Engineering & Dry Dock Company; #battle star; #Jesús González Ortega; #Naval Institute Press; #3"/50 caliber gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #General Engineering and Dry Dock; #USNR; #antisubmarine; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Task Force; #Ulithi; #flagship; #Unten Ko; #Mexican Navy; #battle stars; #World War II; #battle stars; #Korean war; #Category:Auk-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Alameda, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Korean War minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Valle-class patrol vessels; #Category:Active patrol vessels of Mexico
 * USS Chief (MCM-14); #United States Navy; #Chief Petty Officer; #Peterson Shipbuilders; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #Military Times; #Category:Avenger-class mine countermeasures ships; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1993 ships
 * USS Chikaskia (AO-54); #Bethlehem Sparrows Point Shipyard; #Sparrows Point; #World War II; #Korean War; #fleet oiler; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #battle stars; #Korean War; #Bethlehem Sparrows Point Shipyard; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Task Force 58; #Admiralties; #Ulithi; #U.S. 3rd Fleet; #Iwo Jima; #Ulithi; #U.S. 3rd Fleet; #Operation Crossroads; #Naval Transportation Service; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #Korean war; #United States; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #battle stars; #Category:Cimarron-class oilers (1939); #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II tankers of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Kansas-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Oklahoma-related ships
 * USS Childs (DD-241); #United States Navy; #World War II; #Gibraltar; #U.S. Naval Forces, Europe; #Scouting Fleet; #flagship; #seaplane tender; #Pearl Harbor; #Wake Island; #Asiatic Station; #Cavite Navy Yard; #Kendari; #Exmouth Gulf; #battle star; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:Seaplane tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1920 ships
 * USS Chillicothe (1862); #River gunboat; #river gunboat; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Yazoo Pass Expedition; #Fort Adams, Mississippi; #Simmesport, Louisiana; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Ohio; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1862 ships
 * USS Chilton (APA-38); #MARAD; #Combustion Engineering; #gun mounts; #attack transport; #Empire of Japan; #battle star; #SS Sea Needle; #New York Navy Yard; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Leyte; #Leyte; #flagship; #Ulithi; #United States; #Operation Magic Carpet; #atomic bomb; #Japan; #U.S. Marines; #You're in the Navy Now; #NATO; #Operation Mainbrace; #Amphibious transport; #Naval Register; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #MARAD; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Bayfield-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Alabama-related ships; #Category:Chilton County, Alabama
 * USS Chilula (AT-153); #Chilula; #Fleet ocean tug; #USCGC; #Medium Endurance Cutter; #AA gun; #AA gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Indonesia; #Military Assistance Program; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Category:Cherokee-class fleet tugs; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in South Carolina; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Chimaera (ARL-33); #landing craft; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Chimaera; #Seneca, Illinois; #flagship; #Pearl Harbor; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Achelous-class repair ships; #Category:Achelous-class repair ships converted from LST-542-class ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Illinois; #Category:1945 ships
 * USS Chimango; #U.S. Navy; #coastal minesweeper; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Chimango (AMc-42); #machine guns; #coastal minesweeper; #U.S. Navy; #USNR; #List of United States Navy ships; #Minesweeper (ship); #Category:Accentor-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Florida; #Category:1941 ships
 * USS Chimariko (ATF-154); #Charleston Shipbuilding & Dry Dock; #Chimariko; #Category:Abnaki-class tugs; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Chimo; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Chimo (1864); #South Boston, MA; #armor plate; #shallow; #John Ericsson; #Rear Admiral; #Fort Sumter; #Bureau of Construction and Repair; #spar torpedo; #Washington Navy Yard; #Category:Casco-class monitors; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Torpedo boats of the United States Navy; #Category:1864 ships
 * USS Chimo (ACM-1); #U.S. Army; #battle star; #lead ship; #United States Navy; #World War II; #U.S. Army; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #U.S. Navy; #USNR; #Normandy; #Utah Beach; #flagship; #minesweeping; #Saint-Brieuc; #Eniwetok; #Pearl Harbor; #War Shipping Administration; #battle stars; #World War II; #Category:Mine planters of the United States Army; #Category:Chimo-class minelayers; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Ships built in West Virginia
 * USS Chimon (AG-150); #battle star; #World War II; #LCVP; #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #U.S. 7th Fleet; #Korean War; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Leyte; #Naha; #Hagushi; #Service Squadron; #Korean War; #battle star; #World War II; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Category:Ships built in Indiana; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Connecticut-related ships; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships converted to stores ships; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships
 * USS Chinaberry (AN-61); #United States; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #USNR; #Northern Ireland; #Panama Canal Zone; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Category:Ailanthus-class net laying ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II net laying ships of the United States
 * USS Chincoteague (AVP-24); #Chincoteague Bay; #Lake Washington Shipyard; #battle star; #World War II; #United States Coast Guard; #South Vietnamese Navy; #patrol vessel; #Philippine Navy; #seaplane tender; #Radar; #sonar; #depth charge; #seaplane; #United States Navy; #seaplane tender; #Lake Washington Shipyard; #Commander; #Saboe Bay; #New Guinea campaign; #Fleet Air Wing; #Japan; #Pearl Harbor; #Marshall Islands; #Treasury Islands; #seaplane; #Eniwetok; #freight; #Guadalcanal; #Iwo Jima; #Ulithi Atoll; #World War II; #Japan; #battle star; #United States Coast Guard; #high endurance cutter; #search-and-rescue; #South Vietnam; #Republic of Vietnam Navy; #patrol vessel; #Battle of the Paracel Islands; #Vietnam War; #Philippine Navy; #frigate; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Barnegat-class seaplane tenders; #Category:Seaplane tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Republic of Vietnam Navy; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Philippine Navy; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Maryland-related ships; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the United States Coast Guard; #Category:Lake Washington Shipyard
 * USS Chingachgook (SP-35); #Greenport Basin and Construction Company; #machine gun; #United States Navy; #World War I; #patrol craft; #3d Naval District; #Greenport Basin and Construction Company; #3d Naval District; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Motorboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships; #Category:1916 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1917
 * USS Chinook; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Chinook (PC-9); #Bollinger Shipyards; #Lockport, Louisiana; #United States Navy; #Bollinger Shipyards; #Category:Cyclone-class patrol ships; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:1994 ships
 * USS Chinook (SP-644); #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #section patrol; #World War I; #Naval Coast Defense Reserve; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Chinquapin (AN-17); #fir; #chinquapin; #General Engineering & Dry Dock Company; #Tiburon, California; #battle stars; #World War II; #gun mount; #United States Navy; #World War II; #General Engineering & Dry Dock Company; #USNR; #12th Naval District; #Mare Island; #Tiburon, California; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #Naval Vessel Register; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #battle stars; #World War II; #Category:Aloe-class net laying ships; #Category:Ships built in Alameda, California; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:World War II net laying ships of the United States
 * USS Chipola (AO-63); #Bethlehem Sparrows Point Shipyard; #Sparrows Point; #fleet oiler; #World War II; #Vietnam War; #fleet oiler; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Pacific Theater of Operations; #battle star; #campaign star; #Vietnam War; #Sparrows Point; #USNR; #Eniwetok; #Netherlands West Indies; #Iwo Jima; #Ulithi; #Panama Canal Zone; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #campaign stars; #Category:Cimarron-class oilers (1939); #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II tankers of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Chipper; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Chipper (SP-1049); #U.S. Navy; #Patrol vessel; #ferryboat; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #ferryboat; #World War I; #4th Naval District; #section patrol; #United States Naval Academy; #5th Naval District; #Naval Air Station Anacostia; #Washington, D.C.; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1909 ships
 * USS Chipper (SP-256); #World War I; #section patrol; #New York Yacht, Launch and Engine Company; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #World War I; #New York Yacht, Launch and Engine Company; #Erika, Virginia; #World War I; #section patrol; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1913 ships
 * USS Chippewa; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Chippewa (1814); #Battle of Chippawa; #Battle of Chippawa; #War of 1812; #Category:Ships of the line of the United States Navy; #Category:1814 ships; #Category:Age of Sail naval ships of the United States
 * USS Chippewa (1815); #carronade; #brig; #Warren, Rhode Island; #Oliver Perry; #George C. Read; #William Bainbridge; #Barbary pirates; #North Africa; #Stephen Decatur; #frigate; #East Caicos; #NOAA; #Trouvadore; #slave ship; #carronade; #USS Onkahye; #Category:Brigs of the United States Navy; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1816; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Turks and Caicos Islands; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Atlantic Ocean; #Category:Ships built in Rhode Island; #Category:1815 ships; #Category:Slave trade
 * USS Chippewa (1861); #Webb and Bell; #schooner; #smoothbore; #Parrott rifle; #U.S. Navy; #American Civil War; #Ninety-day gunboat; #Webb and Bell; #New York Navy Yard; #Andrew Bryson; #Fort Monroe, Virginia; #Hatteras Inlet, North Carolina; #Federal Point Batteries; #brig; #Washington Navy Yard; #Gibraltar; #Funchal, Madeira; #Porto Grande; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Fort Wagner, South Carolina; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Fort Fisher; #Fort Anderson; #Dutch Gap Canal; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1861 ships; #Category:Unadilla-class gunboats
 * USS Chippewa (AT-69); #Charleston Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co; #United States Navy; #Charleston Shipbuilding and Dry Dock; #U.S. 16th Fleet; #Reserve Fleet; #Naval Vessel Register; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Cherokee-class fleet tugs; #Category:Ships built in South Carolina; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Chiron (AGP-18); #Portunus-class; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Landing Ship, Tank; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Chittenden County (LST-561); #Mare Island; #Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron Company; #battle star; #World War II; #Korean War; #LCVP; #LCPL; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron Company; #European Theater; #Korean War; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Korean War; #List of United States Navy LSTs; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:United States Navy Vermont-related ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Chittenden County, Vermont; #Category:Ships built in Indiana; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean
 * USS Chivo (SS-341); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #United States Naval Institute; #torpedo tube; #submarine; #United States Navy; #goatfish; #Groton, Conn.; #Raymond E. Baldwin; #Pearl Harbor; #Subic Bay; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Vietminh; #Indochina; #turtle; #anti-submarine warfare; #Charleston Naval Shipyard; #Fleet Marine Force; #Navy Times; #ballistic missile; #North Atlantic Treaty Organization; #Bahama Islands; #submarine tender; #Charleston Navy Yard; #Santiago del Estero Province; #Falklands War; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Argentine Navy
 * USS Chiwaukum (AOG-26); #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #East Coast Shipyards; #USCGR; #Netherlands West Indies; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Philippines Liberation Medal; #Category:Mettawee-class gasoline tankers; #Category:Type T1-M-A2 tankers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Turkish Navy
 * USS Chiwawa (AO-68); #MARAD; #MARAD; #gun mount; #United States Navy; #World War II; #wolf-pack; #U-boats; #Netherlands West Indies; #North Africa; #Mers el Kebir; #Guantánamo Bay; #Argentia; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Baytown, Texas; #Ulithi; #U.S. 7th Fleet; #American Shipbuilding; #Interlake Steamship Co.; #battle stars; #Category:Chiwawa-class oilers; #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II tankers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Washington (state)-related ships
 * USS Choctaw; #United States Navy; #5th Naval District; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Choctaw (1856); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #Confederate States of America; #United States Navy; #United States Army; #United States Navy; #Francis M. Ramsay; #Haynes' Bluff, Mississippi; #Grand Gulf; #Union Army; #Milliken's Bend, Louisiana; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Indiana; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Rams of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1856 ships
 * USS Choctaw (1898); #Neafie & Levy; #United States Navy; #Spanish–American War; #World War II; #Neafie & Levy; #Pensacola Navy Yard; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Washington Navy Yard; #World War I; #Memorial Day; #Daughters of the American Revolution; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #destroyer; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1892 ships; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Spanish–American War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Choctaw (AT-70); #Fleet ocean tug; #Security Assistance Program; #AA gun; #AA gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #World War II; #USS Holder (DE-401); #USS Huron (PF-19); #Colombian Navy; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Category:Cherokee-class fleet tugs; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in South Carolina; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Chocura (1861); #schooner; #smoothbore; #Parrott rifle; #American Civil War; #Curtis and Tilden; #Fort Monroe, Virginia; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Pensacola Navy Yard; #Gulf Squadron; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1861 ships; #Category:Unadilla-class gunboats
 * USS Chopper (SS-342); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #United States Naval Institute; #torpedo tube; #submarine; #United States Navy; #bluefish; #Lieutenant Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #North Atlantic Treaty Organization; #hull classification symbol; #United States Naval Reserve; #hull classification symbol; #The Hunt for Red October; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:United States submarine accidents; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Carolina coast; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1976
 * USS Chosin (CG-65); #Battle of Chosin Reservoir; #Pearl Harbor; #guided missile; #cruiser; #guided-missile; #cruiser; #United States Navy; #Battle of Chosin Reservoir; #Korean War; #Pearl Harbor; #Operation Southern Watch; #Operation Enduring Freedom; #Operation Iraqi Freedom; #Defense News; #Board of Inspection and Survey; #Dragon Digest; #Combined Task Force 151; #Somali pirates; #Yemen Navy; #Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam; #USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN-71); #Udaloy class destroyer; #DC-130; #Category:Ticonderoga-class cruisers; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:1989 ships; #Category:Active cruisers of the United States
 * USS Chotank (1861); #Union Navy; #schooner; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #privateer; #Prize Court; #Potomac Flotilla; #New York Navy Yard; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy
 * USS Chotauk (IX-188); #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #typographical error; #War Shipping Administration; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #War Shipping Administration; #Category:Mobile storage tankers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Chourre (ARV-1); #San Francisco Naval Shipyard; #battle stars; #Korean War; #Chourre class; #United States Navy; #Korean war; #Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard, Inc.; #Leyte; #Korean war; #Japan; #Naval Register; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #battle stars; #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Chourre-class aircraft repair ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Christabel (SP-162); #World War I; #Irving T. Bush; #Daniel Augustus Joseph Sullivan; #Medal of Honor; #depth charge; #U-Boat; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #patrol craft; #U-Boat; #D. and W. Henderson; #Irving T. Bush; #New York Navy Yard; #Action of 21 May 1918; #antisubmarine; #Daniel Augustus Joseph Sullivan; #Medal of Honor; #depth charge; #Medal of Honor; #USS Vedette (SP-163); #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #Category:Steam yachts; #Category:Ships built in Scotland; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1893 ships
 * USS Christiana (YAG-32); #hull classification symbol; #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #seaplane tender; #United States Navy; #Johnson Foundry; #World War I; #seaplane tender; #Category:Seaplane tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1892 ships
 * USS Christopher (DE-100); #Harold Jensen Christopher; #Cannon class destroyer escort; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #Navy Cross; #Harold Jensen Christopher; #cruisers; #Benevente (D-20); #Navy List; #Mutual Assistance Program; #American Campaign Medal; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer escort; #Category:Ships built in Delaware; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Brazilian Navy; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts of the Brazilian Navy; #Category:World War II frigates of Brazil; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States
 * USS Chub (SS-329); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Groton, Conn.; #Pearl Harbor; #Yulikan Bay; #Japan; #Subic Bay; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Turkish Navy; #Gölcük Navy Yard; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Turkish Navy; #Category:Balao-class submarines of the Turkish Navy
 * USS Chukawan (AO-100); #turbines; #gun mount; #fleet oiler; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #USNR; #U.S. 6th Fleet; #U.S. Marines; #Naval Station, Norfolk, Virginia; #Naval Register; #Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service; #Navy Meritorious Unit Commendation; #American Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Category:Cimarron-class oilers (1939); #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Chung-Hoon (DDG-93); #Pearl Harbor; #Gordon Pai'ea Chung-Hoon; #Pearl Harbor; #vertical launch system; #BGM-109 Tomahawk; #RUM-139 VL-Asroc; #Phalanx CIWS; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Rear Admiral; #Gordon Pai'ea Chung-Hoon; #Navy Cross; #Silver Star; #Honolulu Advertiser; #Pearl Harbor; #Hawaii News Now; #Honolulu Star Bulletin; #People's Liberation Army Navy; #Honolulu Star Bulletin; #Xinhuanet; #Expeditionary Strike Group; #Philippine Navy; #Navy Times; #Category:Arleigh Burke-class destroyers; #Category:Active destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Hawaii-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:2002 ships
 * USS Churchill County (LST-583); #Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron Company; #battle star; #World War II; #LCVP; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron Company; #Lieutenant; #USNR; #Pacific Theater of Operations; #Subic Bay; #United States Atlantic Fleet; #Naval Vessel Register; #Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service; #Minerve Shipping and Trading Corporation; #battle star; #List of United States Navy LSTs; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:United States Navy Nevada-related ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Churchill County, Nevada; #Category:Ships built in Indiana; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Cigarette (SP-1234); #Essex, Connecticut; #George Lawley & Son; #Patrol vessel; #patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #George Lawley & Son; #World War I; #Boatswain; #1st Naval District; #section patrol; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Individual yachts; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1905 ships
 * USS Cimarron; #gunboat; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Cimarron (1862); #howitzers; #gunboat; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #howitzers; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Fort Monroe, Virginia; #Harrison's Landing; #Fort Powhatan; #Swan Point Battery; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Fort Wagner; #American Civil War; #Union Navy; #Confederate States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1862 ships
 * USS Cimarron (AO-177); #Avondale Shipyards; #Suisun Bay Reserve Fleet; #lead ship; #United States Navy; #Avondale Shipyards; #Naval Vessel Register; #Pearl Harbor; #Susuin Bay; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Category:Cimarron-class fleet replenishment oilers; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:1979 ships
 * USS Cimarron (AO-22); #Norfolk Navy Yard; #battle star; #World War II; #Korean War; #campaign star; #Vietnam War; #Naval Gunfire Support; #World War II; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #United States Navy; #United States; #Sun Shipbuilding and Drydock; #William D. Leahy; #Pearl Harbor; #Battle of Midway; #Guadalcanal; #Dumbea Bay; #Wake Island; #Marshall Islands; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Japan; #Iwo Jima; #Ulithi; #Long Beach Naval Shipyard; #Korean war; #blockade; #bombardment; #flagship; #Operation Passage to Freedom; #North Vietnam; #United States Navy; #Vietnam War; #Subic Bay; #underway replenishment; #Navy List; #Cimarron, New Mexico; #Eagle Nest, New Mexico; #battle stars; #World War II; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #W. W. Behrens, Jr.; #William D. Leahy; #Category:Cimarron-class oilers (1939); #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1939 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II tankers of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Colorado-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Kansas-related ships; #Category:United States Navy New Mexico-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Oklahoma-related ships
 * USS Cinchona (AN-12); #quinine; #Commercial Iron Works; #Tiburon, California; #battle stars; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #net laying ship; #gun mount; #y-gun; #net laying ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #Commercial Iron Works; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #USNR; #14th Naval District; #Pearl Harbor; #Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor; #Lanai; #Pearl Harbor; #commanding officer; #Ulithi; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #battle stars; #Pearl Harbor; #Category:Aloe-class net laying ships; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:World War II net laying ships of the United States; #Category:Ships present during the attack on Pearl Harbor
 * USS Cincinnati; #United States Navy; #ironclad; #gunboat; #protected cruiser; #light cruiser; #World War II; #attack submarine; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Cincinnati (1861); #James Eads; #gunboat; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #James Eads; #George M. Bache; #Western Gunboat Flotilla; #Andrew H. Foote; #Fort Pillow; #William Tecumseh Sherman; #heavy artillery; #George M. Bache; #hawser; #Thomas E. Corcoran; #Henry Dow; #flotilla; #Medal of Honor; #Frank Bois; #Thomas E. Corcoran; #Henry Dow; #West Gulf Blockading Squadron; #Mississippi Sound; #American Civil War; #Union Navy; #Anaconda Plan; #Mississippi Squadron; #United States Navy; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Missouri; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Ohio-related ships; #Category:History of Cincinnati, Ohio; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:1861 ships
 * USS Cincinnati (C-7); #New York Navy Yard; #torpedo tube; #protected cruiser; #United States Navy; #New York Navy Yard; #South Atlantic Station; #Spanish-American War; #Colby Mitchell Chester; #Matanzas; #Culebra Island; #bluejackets; #Cape San Juan Light; #Battle of Fajardo; #Mount Pelee; #Asiatic Station; #Category:World War I cruisers of the United States; #Category:Philippine–American War ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Ohio-related ships; #Category:Protected cruisers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:History of Cincinnati, Ohio; #Category:1892 ships; #Category:Spanish–American War cruisers of the United States
 * USS Cincinnati (CL-6); #light cruiser; #torpedo tube; #light cruiser; #United States Navy; #Todd Dry Dock and Construction Co.; #Tacoma, Wash.; #Seattle Construction & Drydock Co.; #Seattle, Wash.; #Charles P. Nelson; #Panama Canal Zone; #Pearl Harbor; #Cincinnati Public Library; #Nicaraguan Campaign Medal; #Yangtze Service Medal; #American Defense Service Medal; #American Campaign Medal; #European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal; #battle star; #World War II Victory Medal; #Submarine D-1; #Category:Omaha-class cruisers; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1921 ships; #Category:World War II cruisers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Ohio-related ships; #Category:History of Cincinnati, Ohio
 * USS Cincinnati (LCS-20); #Austal USA; #Azimuth thruster; #SRBOC; #Evolved SeaRAM; #MQ-8 Fire Scout; #United States Navy; #Austal USA; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Independence-class littoral combat ships; #Category:United States Navy Ohio-related ships
 * USS Cincinnati (SSN-693); #submarine recycling; #Los Angeles class submarine; #United States Navy; #President of the United States; #Richard M. Nixon; #Hyman Rickover; #Naval Vessel Register; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Los Angeles-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Ohio-related ships; #Category:History of Cincinnati, Ohio; #Category:1977 ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Cinnabar (IX-163); #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #United States Navy; #cinnabar; #War Shipping Administration; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Baten Ko; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Trefoil-class concrete barges; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Cinnamon (AN-50); #Cinnamon; #battle star; #World War II; #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #battle star; #USNR; #11th Naval District; #Pearl Harbor; #Wake Island; #battle star; #Category:Ailanthus-class net laying ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Stockton, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II net laying ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy ships transferred to the Republic of China Navy
 * USS Circassian (1862); #Union Navy; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Confederate States of America; #prize court; #New York Navy Yard; #West Gulf Blockading Squadron; #prisoners of war; #Boston Navy Yard; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Stores ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Circe; #United States Navy; #Circe; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Circe (AKA-25); #battle star; #War Shipping Administration; #5"/38 caliber gun; #34 Circe; #Circe; #Walsh-Kaiser Co., Inc.; #Pearl Harbor; #Guadalcanal; #Ulithi; #Eniwetok; #Japan; #War Shipping Administration; #World War II; #Category:Artemis-class attack cargo ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Rhode Island; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Cisco (SS-290); #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #James W. Coe; #depth charge; #gunboat; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Lost submarines of the United States; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the South China Sea; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1943; #Category:Submarines sunk by aircraft
 * USS City of Corpus Christi (SSN-705); #Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam; #S6G reactor; #United States Navy; #United States Navy; #John Tower; #Naval Vessel Register; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Los Angeles-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Texas-related ships; #Category:Corpus Christi, Texas; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1981 ships; #Category:Active submarines of the United States
 * USS City of Dalhart (IX-156); #Dalhart, Texas; #Oscar Daniels Company; #Design 1027 ship; #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #United States Navy; #Dalhart, Texas; #Oscar Daniels Company; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #battle star; #World War II; #Barracks ship; #Category:Design 1027 ships; #Category:Ships built in Florida; #Category:1920 ships; #Category:Design 1027 ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Unclassified miscellaneous vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS City of Lewes (SP-383); #United States Navy; #L'Orient; #Department of the Navy; #general order; #Milford, Delaware; #fishing boat; #patrol vessel; #patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #fishing boat; #Milford, Delaware; #section patrol; #World War I; #Lieutenant; #USNR; #United States Department of the Navy; #general order; #minesweeping; #naval mine; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Delaware; #Category:1912 ships; #Category:United States Navy Delaware-related ships
 * USS City of South Haven (ID-2527); #United States Navy; #United States Navy; #Naval Historical Center; #Lieutenant Commander; #United States Naval Reserve Force; #Goodrich Transit Company; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:1903 ships; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Claiborne (AK-171); #gun mount; #cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Froemming Brothers; #War Shipping Administration; #Category:Alamosa-class cargo ships; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Louisiana-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Mississippi-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Tennessee-related ships
 * USS Clamagore (SS-343); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #United States Naval Institute; #torpedo tube; #submarine; #United States Navy; #World War II; #clamagore; #blue parrotfish; #Fleet Sonar School; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #NATO; #aircraft carrier; #destroyer; #The Associated Press; #The Sacramento Bee; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Museum ships in South Carolina; #Category:National Historic Landmarks in South Carolina; #Category:Ships on the National Register of Historic Places; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Museums in Charleston County, South Carolina; #Category:Military and war museums in South Carolina; #Category:National Register of Historic Places in Charleston County, South Carolina
 * USS Clamour (AM-160); #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #Depth charge; #Admirable-class; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #USNR; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Tarawa; #Iwo Jima; #Eniwetok; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Patrol boat; #Minelayer; #Minesweeper (ship); #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Clamp (ARS-33); #machine guns; #U.S. Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #Betio Point; #Iwo Jima; #Leyte; #Ulithi; #kamikaze; #Ie Shima; #destroyers; #Operation Crossroads; #Naval Vessel Register; #MARAD; #MARAD; #battle star; #Combat Action Ribbon; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Napa Valley Register; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Diver-class rescue and salvage ships; #Category:Ships built in Napa, California; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Clara Dolsen (1862); #Union Navy; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Clarence K. Bronson (DD-668); #Clarence K. Bronson; #Fletcher class destroyer; #torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Clarence K. Bronson; #Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co.; #Pearl Harbor; #Fast Carrier Task Force; #aircraft carrier; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Eniwetok; #Bonins; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #Battle of Cape Engaño; #cruiser; #Iwo Jima; #Wake Island; #Japan; #Gibraltar; #NATO; #Underwater Sound Laboratory; #Turkish Navy; #battle star; #World War II; #Korean War; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Turkish Navy; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the Turkish Navy
 * USS Clarence L. Evans (DE-113); #Clarence Lee Evans; #3"/50 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #USNR; #ammunition; #torpedo; #Naval Air Station Quonset Point; #plane guard; #Green Cove Springs; #Military Assistance Program; #French Navy; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Delaware; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts of the French Navy; #Category:Cold War frigates of France
 * USS Clarendon (APA-72); #attack transport; #attack transport; #US Navy; #World War II; #Ulithi; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Japan; #Iwo Jima; #War Shipping Administration; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Gilliam-class attack transports; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Clarendon County, South Carolina; #Category:United States Navy South Carolina-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Clarinda (SP-185); #Matthew Boat Company; #section patrol; #section patrol; #Patrol vessel; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Matthew Boat Company; #World War I; #6th Naval District; #section patrol; #section patrol; #Charleston Navy Yard; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Ohio; #Category:1913 ships
 * USS Clarion (AK-172); #gun mount; #cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Froemming Brothers; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #War Shipping Administration; #Category:Alamosa-class cargo ships; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Pennsylvania-related ships
 * USS Clarion River (LSM(R)-409); #Charleston Navy Yard; #battle star; #campaign star; #5"/38 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Charleston Navy Yard; #Korean War; #Blockade of Wonsan; #San Francisco Naval Shipyard; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #campaign star; #South Vietnam; #List of United States Navy LSMs; #Category:Ships built in South Carolina; #Category:LSM(R)-401-class medium landing ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:1945 ships
 * USS Clark; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Clark (DD-361); #torpedo tube; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #Oerlikon 20 mm cannon; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #World War II; #flagship; #Southeast Pacific Force; #United Kingdom; #battle star; #Category:Porter-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1935 ships
 * USS Clark (FFG-11); #AN/SLQ-32; #Kazimierz Pułaski; #American Revolutionary War; #Category:1979 ships; #Category:Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigates of the United States Navy
 * USS Clarke County (LST-601); #South Vietnam; #Chicago Bridge and Iron Company; #Seneca, Illinois; #battle star; #World War II; #campaign star; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Vietnam War; #Indonesian Navy; #LCVP; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Seneca, Illinois; #Chicago Bridge and Iron Company; #Lieutenant; #World War II; #European Theater of Operations; #Operation Dragoon; #United States Atlantic Fleet; #Vietnam War; #South Vietnam; #rescue and salvage ship; #battle star; #campaign star; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Navy List; #Indonesia; #Indonesian Navy; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:Ships built in Illinois; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Alabama-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Georgia-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Iowa-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Mississippi-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships of the Indonesian Navy
 * USS Claud Jones (DE-1033); #Claud Ashton Jones; #Indonesia; #Lieutenant Commander; #Claud Ashton Jones; #Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; #NATO; #Category:Claud Jones-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:1958 ships; #Category:United States Navy West Virginia-related ships
 * USS Claude V. Ricketts (DDG-5); #Claude V. Ricketts; #AN/SPG-51; #Mk 11 missile launcher; #RIM-24 Tartar; #RIM-66 Standard; #RUR-5 ASROC; #Mark 32 Surface Vessel Torpedo Tubes; #guided missile destroyer; #United States Navy; #Continental Navy; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #Claude V. Ricketts; #Multilateral Force; #West Germany; #United Kingdom; #Secretary of the Navy; #Paul Nitze; #ammunition; #guided-missile destroyer; #01 level; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1960 ships; #Category:Charles F. Adams-class destroyers
 * USS Claxton; #United States Navy; #destroyer; #Thomas Claxton; #World War II; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Claxton (DD-140); #Thomas Claxton; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #United Kingdom; #Wickes class destroyer; #Thomas Claxton; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #F. T. Leighton; #Special Service Squadron; #Battle Force; #Squadron 40-T; #Neutrality Patrol; #Florida Straits; #Halifax (former city), Nova Scotia; #Royal Navy; #Town class destroyer; #Northern Ireland; #4"/50 caliber gun; #torpedo; #depth charge; #Royal Canadian Navy; #Halifax (former city), Nova Scotia; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1919 ships; #Category:Town-class destroyers of the Royal Navy; #Category:Town-class destroyers converted from Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United Kingdom; #Category:Town-class destroyers of the Royal Canadian Navy; #Category:World War II destroyers of Canada
 * USS Claxton (DD-571); #Thomas Claxton; #West German Navy; #torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Thomas Claxton; #Herald F. Stout; #sortie; #battleship; #Rendova; #Japan; #Battle of Empress Augusta Bay; #battle of Cape St. George; #Sarime Plantation; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #Battle of Surigao Strait; #kamikaze; #Visaya; #Washington, D.C.; #Mutual Assistance Program; #Greek Navy; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the German Navy; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the Hellenic Navy
 * USS Clay (APA-39); #battle stars; #World War II; #attack transport; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #Leyte; #kamikaze; #6th Marines; #Japan; #Hiroshima; #Otaru; #battle stars; #American President Lines; #Waterman Steamship Corporation; #Category:Bayfield-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States
 * USS Clearfield (APA-142); #Battle star; #attack transport; #US Navy; #World War II; #Victory ship; #California Shipbuilding Corp.; #Port Hueneme, California; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Ie Shima; #War Shipping Administration; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Union Minerals & Alloys Corporation; #battle star; #Category:Victory ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:Haskell-class attack transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Pennsylvania-related ships; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Clearwater County (LST-602); #Naval Amphibious Base Little Creek; #Chicago Bridge and Iron Company; #Seneca, Illinois; #battle star; #World War II; #Korean War; #United States Air Force; #LCVP; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Seneca, Illinois; #Chicago Bridge and Iron Company; #USNR; #European Theater of Operations; #Operation Dragoon; #Korean war; #United States Air Force; #Naval Vessel Register; #Mexican Navy; #battle star; #Korean War; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:Ships built in Illinois; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Idaho-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Minnesota-related ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Mexican Navy; #Category:Amphibious warfare vessels of the Mexican Navy; #Category:Active amphibious warfare vessels of Mexico
 * USS Cleburne (APA-73); #Patrick Cleburne; #attack transport; #attack transport; #US Navy; #World War II; #Patrick Cleburne; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Operation Crossroads; #Category:Gilliam-class attack transports; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cleburne County, Arkansas; #Category:Cleburne County, Alabama; #Category:United States Navy Arkansas-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Alabama-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Clematis (1863); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #New York Navy Yard; #Fort Monroe, Virginia; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Gulf Squadron; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Ohio; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:1863 ships
 * USS Clemson; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Clemson (DD-186); #Henry A. Clemson; #lead ship; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Henry A. Clemson; #Lieutenant Commander; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Boston Navy Yard; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #aircraft tender; #Scouting Force; #submarine; #Pearl Harbor; #Underwater Demolition Team 6; #Japan; #Ulithi; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Cleo (SP-232); #U.S. Navy; #Marine City, Michigan; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Marine City, Michigan; #Michigan State Game, Fish and Forestry Department; #World War I; #section patrol; #St. Clair River; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Great Lakes ships; #Category:Ships built in Michigan; #Category:1908 ships
 * USS Clermont (APA-143); #gun mount; #attack transport; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Pearl Harbor; #5th Marines; #Operation Magic Carpet; #battle star; #World War II; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Category:Victory ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:Haskell-class attack transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Troop ships; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Cleveland; #protected cruiser; #light cruiser; #amphibious transport dock; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Cleveland (C-19); #protected cruiser; #United States Navy; #protected cruiser; #Miss R. Hanna; #Ruth Hanna McCormick; #William Henry Hudson Southerland; #European Squadron; #Gibraltar; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Washington Naval Treaty; #Category:Denver-class cruisers; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1901 ships; #Category:Banana Wars ships of the United States; #Category:World War I cruisers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Ohio-related ships
 * USS Cleveland (CL-55); #Cleveland-class cruiser; #Light cruiser; #dual purpose gun; #SOC Seagull; #United States Navy; #light cruiser; #World War II; #Mrs. H. Burton; #E. W. Burrough; #North Africa; #French Morocco; #Efate Island; #Guadalcanal; #Battle of Rennell Island; #the Slot; #battle of Blackett Strait; #Treasury Islands; #Bonis; #Battle of Empress Augusta Bay; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Puerto Princesa; #Malabang; #Parang; #General of the Army; #Douglas MacArthur; #Japan; #Pearl Harbor; #battle star; #World War II; #Herbert G. Hopwood; #Category:Cleveland-class cruisers; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:World War II cruisers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Ohio-related ships
 * USS Cleveland (LPD-7); #Naval Base San Diego; #Austin class amphibious transport dock; #Phalanx CIWS; #CH-46 Sea Knight; #CH-53 Sea Stallion; #UH-1 Iroquois; #AH-1 Cobra; #AV-8 Harrier; #amphibious transport dock; #United States Navy; #Pacific Fleet's Amphibious Force; #Tet Offensive; #Vietnam War; #Operation End Sweep; #Prince William Sound; #SH-60 Seahawk; #helicopter; #Somalia; #Operation Vigilant Warrior; #Russia; #Pacific War; #Navy SEAL; #unmanned aerial vehicle; #Cleveland metropolitan area; #Alaska Airlines flight 261; #Coast Guard Unit Commendation; #Operational Distinguishing Device; #Combat Action Ribbon; #Joint Meritorious Unit Award; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Navy Excellence Ribbon; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Vietnam Service Medal; #Southwest Asia Service Medal; #Humanitarian Service Medal; #Coast Guard Unit Commendation; #Operational Distinguishing Device; #Vietnam Gallantry Cross Unit Citation; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Category:Austin-class amphibious transport docks; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Active amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Ohio-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:1966 ships
 * USS Cliffrose (AN-42); #Cliffrose; #battle stars; #World War II; #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #battle stars; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #torpedo; #Ulithi; #Bungo Suido; #Pearl Harbor; #Subic Bay; #battle stars; #Category:Ailanthus-class net laying ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II net laying ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy ships transferred to the Republic of China Navy
 * USS Clifton; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Clifton (1861); #gunboat; #United States Navy; #mortar schooner; #David Farragut; #Fort Burton; #Butte La Rose, Louisiana; #Texas Marine Department; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:1861 ships; #Category:Shipwrecks of the American Civil War
 * USS Clifton (IX-184); #4"/50 caliber gun; #3"/50 caliber gun; #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #Vice Chief of Naval Operations; #War Shipping Administration; #Southwest Pacific Area; #Leyte; #Category:1913 ships; #Category:Ships built in Alameda, California; #Category:Mobile storage tankers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II tankers of the United States
 * USS Clifton Sprague (FFG-16); #Gaziantep; #AN/SLQ-32; #frigate; #United States Navy; #Clifton A. F. Sprague; #Navy Cross; #G class frigate; #Category:Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:1980 ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Turkish Navy
 * USS Climax (AM-161); #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #Depth charge; #Admirable-class; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #Ulithi; #submarines; #Matoya Ko; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Patrol boat; #Minelayer; #Minesweeper (ship); #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Clinton; #U.S. Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Clinton (1864); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #New York Navy Yard; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy
 * USS Clinton (APA-144); #gun mount; #attack transport; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #USNR; #prisoners of war; #Operation Magic Carpet; #battle star; #World War II; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Category:Victory ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:Haskell-class attack transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Michigan-related ships; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Cloues (DE-265); #battle star; #dual purpose gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #submarines; #antisubmarine; #battle star; #Boston Navy Yard; #Pearl Harbor; #Enyu; #Rongelap; #Jaluit; #Loj; #reconnaissance; #outrigger; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #anti-aircraft; #plane guard; #List of United States Navy ships; #Destroyer; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Clover; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Clover (1863); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #schooner; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Dispatch boats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Clyde; #United States Navy; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Clyde (1863); #Union Navy; #howitzers; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Washington, D.C.; #East Gulf Blockading Squadron; #schooner; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #American Civil War; #Union Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy
 * USS Clytie (AS-26); #Clytie; #submarine tender; #United States Navy; #Commander; #Fremantle, Australia; #submarine; #7th Fleet; #Category:Aegir-class submarine tenders; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Coasters Harbor (AG-74); #Naval War College; #New England Shipbuilding Corporation; #miscellaneous auxiliary; #gun mount; #miscellaneous auxiliary; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #atomic testing; #New England Shipbuilding Corporation; #USNR; #Operation Crossroads; #Navy List; #Category:Basilan-class auxiliary ships; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Rhode Island-related ships; #Category:Liberty ships
 * USS Coates (DE-685); #Destroyer escort; #torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Fleet Sonar School; #Operation Mainbrace; #Firths of Clyde; #Guantánamo Bay; #midshipman; #List of destroyer escorts of the United States Navy; #Category:Rudderow-class destroyer escorts; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Cobbler (SS-344); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #United States Naval Institute; #torpedo tube; #submarine; #United States Navy; #killifish; #Groton, Conn.; #GUPPY III; #Naval Register; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Turkish Navy; #Category:Balao-class submarines of the Turkish Navy
 * USS Cobia (SS-245); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #United States Navy; #cobia; #Albert L. Becker; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #troop transport; #regiment; #Iwo Jima; #prisoner of war; #minelayer; #bomber; #radar; #Jean Vandruff; #Subic Bay; #depth charge; #landing craft; #battle star; #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Naval Register; #Wisconsin Maritime Museum; #Category:Gato-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Museum ships in Wisconsin; #Category:National Historic Landmarks in Wisconsin; #Category:Ships on the National Register of Historic Places in Wisconsin; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Museums in Manitowoc County, Wisconsin; #Category:Military and war museums in Wisconsin
 * USS Cobra (SP-626); #World War I; #submarine; #Bureau of Fisheries; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #section patrol; #World War I; #1st Naval District; #Bureau of Fisheries; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1917 ships
 * USS Cochino (SS-345); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #United States Naval Institute; #torpedo tube; #submarine; #United States Navy; #cochino; #triggerfish; #Rafael Celestino Benítez; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:United States submarine accidents; #Category:Lost submarines of the United States; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1949; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Norwegian Sea; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1945 ships
 * USS Cochise (YT-216); #Cochise; #United States Navy; #Cochise; #New York Harbor; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:United States Navy Arizona-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:Ships built in Ipswich, Massachusetts; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Cochrane (DDG-21); #Edward L. Cochrane; #AN/SPG-51; #ASROC; #Mark 46 torpedo; #Edward L. Cochrane; #destroyer; #Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company; #Operation Frequent Wind; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:1962 ships; #Category:Charles F. Adams-class destroyers
 * USS Cockatoo; #United States Navy; #Cockatoo; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Cockatoo (AMc-8); #American Mathematics Contest; #Coastal minesweeper; #machine gun; #Seattle Shipbuilding and Dry Dock; #United States Navy; #14th Naval District; #Pearl Harbor; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #Category:Merchant ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1936 ships; #Category:Ships present during the attack on Pearl Harbor; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Cockrill (DE-398); #Dan Robertson Cockrill; #Edsall-class; #destroyer escort; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #submarine; #USS Bogue (CVE-9); #antisubmarine; #U-boats; #U-546; #Guantánamo Bay; #Pearl Harbor; #Navy list; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer escort; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Florida coast; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1974; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Coco (SP-110); #United States Navy; #Albany Boat Corporation; #Watervliet, New York; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Albany Boat Corporation; #Watervliet, New York; #Coconut Grove, Florida; #patrol boat; #World War I; #7th Naval District; #Naval Vessel Register; #1919 Florida Keys hurricane; #North Beach Basin; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1917 ships; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Florida Keys; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1919
 * USS Coconino County (LST-603); #Seneca, Illinois; #battle star; #campaign star; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #South Vietnam; #LCVP; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Seneca, Illinois; #Chicago Bridge and Iron Company; #European Theater of Operations; #Operation Dragoon; #United States Atlantic Fleet; #Vietnam War; #Republic of Vietnam Navy; #South Vietnam; #battle star; #campaign star; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #List of United States Navy LSTs; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:United States Navy Arizona-related ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships of the Vietnam People's Navy; #Category:Coconino County, Arizona; #Category:Ships built in Illinois; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Republic of Vietnam Navy
 * USS Cocopa (ATF-101); #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #Mexican Navy; #fleet ocean tug; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #Mexican Navy; #V-J day; #Leyte; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Japan; #Anatahan; #Japan; #destroyer; #Operation Castle; #Beach Jumpers; #enlisted men; #electronic intelligence; #bagpipe; #service medal; #American Campaign Medal; #European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #battle star; #campaign star; #Navy Occupation Service Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Republic of Korea War Service Medal; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in South Carolina; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II ships of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Mexican Navy
 * USS Cod (SS-224); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #James C. Dempsey; #war patrol; #torpedo; #destroyer; #Pearl Harbor; #NATO; #anti-submarine; #Cold War; #LANTFLEX; #aircraft carrier; #St. Lawrence Seaway; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Category:Gato-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Museum ships in Ohio; #Category:Museums in Cleveland, Ohio; #Category:National Historic Landmarks in Ohio; #Category:Ships on the National Register of Historic Places; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Military and war museums in Ohio; #Category:National Register of Historic Places in Cuyahoga County, Ohio
 * USS Codington (AK-173); #gun mount; #cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Froemming Brothers; #Leyte; #Subic Bay; #War Shipping Administration; #Category:Alamosa-class cargo ships; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy South Dakota-related ships
 * USS Coeur de Lion (1861); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #patrol boat; #Navy Department; #New York Navy Yard; #Washington, D.C.; #USS George Washington Parke Custis (1861); #Odd Fellow; #Washington Navy Yard; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:1853 ships
 * USS Cofer (DE-208); #Charleston Navy Yard; #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #1.1"/75 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #Naval Battle of Guadalcanal; #destroyer; #Charleston Navy Yard; #Lieutenant Commander; #Gibraltar; #Japan; #motor torpedo boat; #Cape Djoeata; #prisoners of war; #Fusan, Korea; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Charles Lawrence-class high speed transports; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in South Carolina; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Coffman (DE-191); #DeWitt Coffman; #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #battle star; #DeWitt Coffman; #Spanish-American War; #Navy Distinguished Service Medal; #World War I; #Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock; #USNR; #submarines; #escort carrier; #Quonset Point, Rhode Island; #U-boat; #Korean War; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer escort; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States
 * USS Coghlan; #United States Navy; #destroyer; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Coghlan (DD-326); #Joseph Coghlan; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Joseph Coghlan; #Warren G. Harding; #U.S. Naval Forces Europe; #Special Service Squadron; #Presidential Fleet Review; #London Naval Treaty; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1920 ships
 * USS Coghlan (DD-606); #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #B. F. Tompkins; #Pearl Harbor; #Amchatka; #Battle of the Komandorski Islands; #Tarawa; #Wake Island; #aircraft carrier; #Marshall Islands; #Eniwetok; #Leyte; #kamikaze; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Benson-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships of the Aleutian Islands Campaign
 * USS Cogswell (DD-651); #Turkish Navy; #Fletcher class destroyer; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #Rear Admiral; #James Kelsey Cogswell; #Spanish-American War; #Francis Cogswell; #World War I; #Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #Task Force 58; #Marshall Islands; #Gugewe Island; #Satawan; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Iwo Jima; #Japan; #Eniwetok; #antiaircraft; #Battle of Surigao Strait; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #Task Force 38; #NATO; #Tachen Islands; #nuclear weapon; #Southeast Asia; #Turkish Navy; #battle star; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Turkish Navy; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the Turkish Navy
 * USS Cohasset; #United States Navy; #Cohasset, Massachusetts; #Cohasset, Minnesota; #cargo ship; #tank landing ship; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Cohasset (1860); #Boston Navy Yard; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #dispatch vessel; #gunboat; #New York Navy Yard; #Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Boston Navy Yard; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Rhode Island; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Dispatch boats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1860 ships
 * USS Cohocton (AO-101); #Marinship; #USNS; #dual purpose gun; #3"/50 caliber gun; #lead ship; #fleet oiler; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Marinship; #USNR; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Leyte; #War Shipping Administration; #Navy Transportation Service; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #Naval Register; #Naval Register; #MARAD; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Category:Escambia-class oilers; #Category:Type T2-SE-A3 tankers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Sausalito, California; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II tankers of the United States
 * USS Cohoes; #United States Navy; #Cohoes, New York; #Commercial Iron Works; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Cohoes (1867); #Dahlgren gun; #American Civil War; #armor plate; #shallow; #John Ericsson; #Alban C. Stimers; #Rear Admiral; #Fort Sumter; #Bureau of Construction and Repair; #Category:Casco-class monitors; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania
 * USS Cohoes (AN-78); #Commercial Iron Works; #campaign stars; #gun mount; #net laying ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #Vietnam War; #campaign stars; #Commercial Iron Works; #USNR; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ponape; #Langar Roads; #Marshall Islands; #Pearl Harbor; #Tiburon, California; #DANFS; #Naval Register; #Category:Cohoes-class net laying ships; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II net laying ships of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Colahan (DD-658); #Charles E. Colahan; #Fletcher class destroyer; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Commander; #Charles E. Colahan; #Lieutenant Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #Enubuj; #radar picket; #Fast Carrier Task Force; #Battle of Surigao Strait; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #Ulithi; #kamikaze; #Japan; #Miyake Shima; #Okubo; #12th Naval District; #Korean War; #Taiwan Patrol; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Korean War; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Shipwrecks of the California coast; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Colbert (APA-145); #gun mount; #attack transport; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Ulithi; #prisoners of war; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #Dairen, Manchuria; #Pearl Harbor; #War Shipping Administration; #battle star; #World War II; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Category:Victory ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:Haskell-class attack transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Categoory:Ships damaged by naval mines; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Cole; #United States Navy; #destroyer; #Edward B. Cole; #Darrell S. Cole; #destroyer escort; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Cole (DD-155); #Edward B. Cole; #Wickes class destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Edward B. Cole; #USMC; #Battle of Belleau Wood; #Commander; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #Scouting Fleet; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #Neutrality Patrol; #North Africa; #Gibraltar; #Mers El Kébir; #submarine; #Quonset Point, Rhode Island; #battle star; #World War II; #Northern Ireland; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1919 ships
 * USS Cole (DDG-67); #Arleigh Burke class destroyer; #destroyer; #Naval Station Norfolk; #Darrell S. Cole; #Iwo Jima; #World War II; #Al-Qaeda; #United States Navy; #Khalid Sheikh Mohammed; #Composite Training Unit Exercise; #Al-Qaeda; #Kirk Lippold; #French Air Force; #C-160 Transall; #McDonnell Douglas C-9; #September 11 terrorist attacks; #Destroyer Squadron 22; #Destroyer Squadron 18; #Japanese Maritime Self-Defence Force; #2000 millennium attack plots; #Qaed Salim Sinan al-Harethi; #CIA; #AGM-114 Hellfire; #MQ-1 Predator; #USS Gonzalez; #USNS John Lenthall; #Composite Training Unit Exercise; #BALTOPS; #commanding officer; #Commander; #Kirk Lippold; #flotilla; #Missile Defense Agency; #RIM-161 Standard Missile 3; #Aegis Ballistic Missile Defense System; #Navy Times; #Category:Arleigh Burke-class destroyers; #Category:Active destroyers of the United States; #Category:Carrier Strike Group Eight; #Category:United States Navy Missouri-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:1995 ships
 * USS Cole bombing; #Military Sealift Command; #Suicide attack; #Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula; #suicide attack; #United States Navy; #guided-missile destroyer; #al-Qaeda; #rules of engagement; #Kirk Lippold; #shaped charge; #Guardian Media Group; #United States Army; #Landstuhl Regional Medical Center; #asymmetric warfare; #al-Qaeda; #2000 millennium attack plots; #Kuala Lumpur al-Qaeda Summit; #Khalid al-Mihdhar; #Anwar al-Awlaki; #Fort Hood shootings; #targeted killing; #Zacarias Moussaoui; #Abdul Karim al-Iryani; #American Airlines Flight 77; #Royal Navy; #Type 23 frigate; #Djibouti; #United States Air Force; #LCU 1666; #Mighty Servant 2; #semi-submersible; #Robert G. Doumar; #Mohammed al-Mard; #Brig. Gen.; #Thomas W. Hartmann; #Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri; #The Pentagon; #Walter Pincus; #The Jurist; #Jeffrey Addicott; #Dana Priest; #Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri; #high-value detainees; #George W. Bush; #waterboarding; #extended interrogation techniques; #Abu Ali al-Harithi; #predator drone; #Jamal Mohammad Ahmad Al Badawi; #Fahd al-Quso; #Jamal Mohammad Ahmad Al Badawi; #Tawfiq bin Attash; #Guantanamo Bay detention camp; #The Associated Press; #As-Sahab; #Bill Clinton; #Kirk Lippold; #Cable News Network; #bin Laden; #Al-Qaeda; #petrodollar; #9/11 Commission Report; #911 Commission; #al-Qaeda; #9/11 Commission; #911 Commission; #Dick Cheney; #9/11 Commission; #9/11 Commission Report; #George Tenet; #911 Commission; #911 Commission; #National Defense Industrial Association; #CIA; #AGM-114 Hellfire; #Abu Ali al-Harithi; #Ahmed Hijazi; #Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri; #Jamal al-Badawi; #Guantanamo Bay detention camp; #Office of the Director of National Intelligence; #Naval Coastal Warfare; #Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri; #Kimba Wood; #Norfolk Naval Station; #Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society; #Nasir Ahmad Nasir al-Bahri; #Maritime Terrorism; #Category:Aden; #Category:Al-Qaeda activities; #Category:Anwar al-Awlaki; #Category:Modern history of Yemen; #Category:21st-century military history of the United States; #Category:Politics of Yemen; #Category:Suicide bombings in Yemen; #Category:International maritime incidents; #Category:Maritime incidents in 2000; #Category:Presidency of Bill Clinton; #Category:Ship bombings; #Category:2000 in Yemen; #Category:Terrorist incidents in 2000; #Category:Terrorist incidents against shipping; #Category:Gulf of Aden; #Category:United States–Yemen relations; #Category:Mass murder in 2000; #Category:Attacks on United States entities
 * USS Cole bombing video; #Guantanamo captive; #Ali Hamza al-Bahlul; #Guantanamo military commission; #Ali Hamza al-Bahlul; #Evan Kohlmann; #David McFadden; #Abdul Rahman al-Amri; #OARDEC; #United States Department of Defense; #Sharif Fati Ali Al Mishad; #USS COLE bombing; #United States Department of Defense; #OARDEC; #United States Department of Defense; #OARDEC; #OARDEC; #United States Department of Defense; #Hassan bin Attash; #al Qaida operative; #OARDEC; #United States Department of Defense; #Category:Al-Qaeda propaganda
 * USS Colhoun; #United States Navy; #Edmund Colhoun; #destroyer; #Guadalcanal; #battle of Okinawa; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Colhoun (DD-801); #Edmund Colhoun; #Kamikaze; #Fletcher class destroyer; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Rear Admiral; #Edmund Colhoun; #Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #Iwo Jima; #radar picket; #kamikaze; #battle of Okinawa; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Ships sunk by kamikaze attack
 * USS Colhoun (DD-85); #United States Navy; #World War I; #Guadalcanal campaign; #World War II; #Empire of Japan; #United States Navy; #4"/50 caliber gun; #Curtis steam turbine; #Edmund Colhoun; #dazzle camouflage; #United States Atlantic Fleet; #World War I; #troop transport; #Fire Island, New York; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #high-speed transport; #hull classification symbol; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #World War II; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #Pearl Harbor; #anti-submarine warfare; #1st Marine Raider Battalion; #Guadalcanal Campaign; #U.S. Marine Corps; #tank lighter; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Department of the Navy; #Washington, D.C.; #Naval Institute Press; #Naval Institute Press; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:World War I destroyers of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships sunk by aircraft; #Category:Shipwrecks in Ironbottom Sound; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1918 ships
 * USS Colington; #U.S. Navy; #5th Naval District; #World War II; #USS Colington (AG-148); #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Colington (AG-148); #miscellaneous auxiliary; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #U.S. 7th Fleet; #Navy List; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships converted to stores ships; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships
 * USS Colleton (APB-36); #Boston Naval Shipyard; #battle stars; #Combat Action Ribbon; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Vietnam Service Medal; #United States Maritime Commission; #helicopter; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Lieutenant Commander; #US Army; #Mobile Riverine Force; #Cambodia; #U.S. Naval Base Subic Bay; #sick bay; #blood bank; #autoclave; #operating room; #Tet Offensive; #hospital ships; #Naval Vessel Register; #American Ship Dismantlers; #Category:Benewah-class barracks ships; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Hospital ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Vietnam War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Collett (DD-730); #torpedo; #depth charge; #World War II; #destroyer; #Naval Aviator; #Battle of the Santa Cruz Islands; #Boston Navy Yard; #Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #Fast Carrier Task Force; #Okino Daito Shima; #submarine; #Ulithi; #Sagami Nada; #Korean War; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Taiwan Straits; #Long Beach Naval Shipyard; #Puerto Belgrano; #Argentine Navy; #ARA Piedrabuena (D-29); #Falklands War; #cruiser; #attack submarine; #guided missile frigate; #battle star; #World War II; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Korean War; #Category:Allen M. Sumner-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Nebraska-related ships; #Category:Falklands War naval ships of Argentina; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Collier (1864); #Gunboat; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Ohio; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1864 ships
 * USS Collingsworth (APA-146); #gun mount; #attack transport; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Category:Victory ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:Haskell-class attack transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Texas-related ships; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Colonel Kinsman (1862); #Union Army; #Gunboat; #gunboat; #Union Army; #American Civil War; #Union Navy; #bayou; #David Farragut; #Lieutenant; #Bayou Teche; #reconnaissance; #Berwick Bay; #Brashear City, Louisiana; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Shipwrecks of the American Civil War; #Category:Shipwrecks in rivers
 * USS Colonial (LSD-18); #Naval Vessel Register; #U.S. Navy; #medium tank; #DUKW; #landing craft; #helicopter; #dock landing ship; #United States Navy; #Colonial National Historical Park; #Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Co.; #Pearl Harbor; #landing craft; #tank; #1st Tank Battalion; #Japan; #Korean War; #vertical envelopment; #amphibious assault; #helicopter; #Tachen Islands; #rocket; #rockoon; #Naval Research Laboratory; #Operation San Diego High; #solar flare; #destroyer; #ionosphere; #National Geographic Magazine; #Vietnam War; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Mare Island; #battle star; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #Naval Historical Center; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Casa Grande-class dock landing ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Colorado; #Category:United States Navy ship names; #Category:United States Navy Colorado-related ships
 * USS Colorado (1856); #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Screw frigate; #screw frigate; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #cruiser; #Union Navy; #flagship; #Lieutenant; #schooner; #privateer; #Pensacola Navy Yard; #commanding officer; #George H. Cooper; #Asiatic Squadron; #New York Navy Yard; #European Squadron; #Asiatic Squadron; #punitive expedition; #North Atlantic Squadron; #WP:ALSO; #List of steam frigates of the United States Navy; #Bibliography of early American naval history; #Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Colorado-related ships; #Category:1856 ships; #Category:Ships built in Portsmouth, Virginia
 * USS Colorado (ACR-7); #torpedo tube; #United States Navy; #armored cruiser; #Miss C. M. Peabody; #D. Kennedy; #Asiatic Station; #Japan; #flagship; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #World War I; #Scouting Force; #American Expeditionary Force; #3rd Naval District; #Category:Pennsylvania-class cruisers; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1903 ships; #Category:Banana Wars ships of the United States; #Category:World War I cruisers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Colorado-related ships
 * USS Colorado (BB-45); #torpedo tube; #Barbette; #Conning tower; #lead ship; #United States Navy; #Samuel D. Nicholson; #Reginald R. Belknap; #Gibraltar; #Battle Fleet; #NROTC; #Amelia Earhart; #Pearl Harbor; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #Lahaina Roads; #Marshall Islands; #Eniwetok; #kamikaze; #Ulithi; #Operation Magic Carpet; #Bremerton Navy Yard; #Museum of History and Industry; #Haggett Hall; #World War II; #Naval Institute Press; #Category:Colorado-class battleships; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1921 ships; #Category:World War II battleships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Colorado-related ships
 * USS Colorado (SSN-788); #S9G reactor; #Category:Virginia-class submarines; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Colossus; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Colossus (1864); #howitzers; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Freedom, Pennsylvania; #U.S. Navy; #Mississippi Squadron; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:1864 ships
 * USS Colquitt (AK-174); #gun mount; #cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Froemming Brothers; #USCG; #U.S. Coast Guard; #Category:Alamosa-class cargo ships; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Georgia-related ships
 * USS Columbia; #sailing frigate; #ironclad; #protected cruiser; #troop transport; #light cruiser; #Columbia Rediviva; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Columbia (1836); #Washington Navy Yard; #carronade; #United States Navy; #frigate; #US Navy; #Washington Navy Yard; #George A. Magruder; #flagship; #George C. Read; #East India Squadron; #Second Sumatran Expedition; #Home Squadron; #Brazil Squadron; #Mediterranean Squadron; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #American Civil War; #List of sailing frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:Sailing frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in the District of Columbia; #Category:United States Navy South Carolina-related ships; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:1836 ships; #Category:Shipwrecks of the American Civil War
 * USS Columbia (1862); #Union Navy; #Patrol boat; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Prize Court; #New York Navy Yard; #Lieutenant; #Joseph Pitty Couthouy; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Masonboro Inlet; #commanding officer; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Shipwrecks of the American Civil War; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Carolina coast
 * USS Columbia (C-12); #protected cruiser; #Vertical triple expansion; #protected cruiser; #United States Navy; #Spanish-American War; #World War I; #George Watson Sumner; #North Atlantic Squadron; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Atlantic Training Squadron; #Submarine Flotilla; #flagship; #Delaware Breakwater; #Patrol Force; #Cruiser Force; #American Expeditionary Force; #Destroyer Force; #Category:Columbia-class cruisers; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1892 ships; #Category:World War I cruisers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy South Carolina-related ships; #Category:Spanish–American War cruisers of the United States
 * USS Columbia (CL-56); #dual-purpose gun; #Oerlikon 20 mm cannon; #SO3C Seamew; #SOC Seagull; #SC Seahawk; #World War II; #Navy Unit Commendation; #battle star; #kamikaze; #United States Navy; #light cruiser; #World War II; #Guadalcanal; #Rennell Island; #battle of Rennell Island; #Bonis; #Battle of Empress Augusta Bay; #Port Purvis; #battle for Leyte Gulf; #kamikaze; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Iwo Jima; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Cleveland-class cruisers; #Category:World War II cruisers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:United States Navy South Carolina-related ships; #Category:1941 ships
 * USS Columbia (SSBN-826); #United States Navy; #ballistic missile submarine; #Ray Mabus; #Category:Ballistic missile submarines
 * USS Columbia (SSN-771); #Columbia, Illinois; #Pearl Harbor; #United States Navy; #Columbia, Illinois; #Category:Los Angeles-class submarines; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy South Carolina-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:United States Navy Missouri-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Illinois-related ships; #Category:1994 ships; #Category:Active submarines of the United States
 * USS Columbine; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Columbine (1862); #Parrott rifle; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #John Jackson Dickison; #John Jackson Dickison; #warship; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:1850 ships; #Category:Shipwrecks of the American Civil War; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1864
 * USS Columbus; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Columbus (1774); #Frigate; #Abraham Whipple; #Battle of Nassau; #Action of 6 April 1776; #Continental Navy; #Abraham Whipple; #Esek Hopkins; #amphibious operation; #schooner; #brig; #Point Judith; #Category:Ships of the Continental Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania
 * USS Columbus (1819); #Washington Navy Yard; #United States Navy; #Washington Navy Yard; #J. H. Elton; #flagship; #William Bainbridge; #Brazil Squadron; #James Biddle; #East India Squadron; #Uraga; #Mexican-American War; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Sailmaker; #Howard Chapelle; #The History of the American Sailing Navy: the Ships and their Development; #Category:Ships of the line of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in the District of Columbia; #Category:Mexican–American War ships of the United States; #Category:1819 ships; #Category:Shipwrecks of the American Civil War; #Category:Victorian-era ships of the line
 * USS Columbus (CA-74); #heavy cruiser; #United States Navy; #submarines; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #flagship; #Supreme Allied Commander; #NATO; #Operation Mainbrace; #Japan; #7th Fleet; #Taiwan Straits; #guided missile; #cruiser; #RIM-8 Talos; #RIM-24 Tartar; #ASROC; #Category:Baltimore-class cruisers; #Category:Albany-class cruisers; #Category:Cold War cruisers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Ohio-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Columbus (SSN-762); #Emergency main ballast tank blow; #Pearl Harbor; #SONAR; #RADAR; #United States Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:Los Angeles-class submarines; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Ohio-related ships; #Category:1992 ships; #Category:Active submarines of the United States
 * USS Colusa (APA-74); #World War II; #attack transport; #US Navy; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Operation Magic Carpet; #Category:Gilliam-class attack transports; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Colusa County, California; #Category:United States Navy California-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Combat (AMc-69); #machine gun; #coastal minesweeper; #U.S. Navy; #USNR; #1st Naval District; #Category:Accentor-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1941 ships
 * USS Comber; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Comber (SP-344); #Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company; #United States Navy; #Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company; #World War I; #Lieutenant; #USNRF; #minesweeping; #1st Naval District; #2nd Naval District; #submarine chaser; #4th Naval District; #Category:Merchant ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1916 ships; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Comber (SS-527); #Boston Navy Yard; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Comet (1810); #Schooner; #Schooner; #United States Navy; #schooner; #privateer; #War of 1812; #privateer; #Thomas Boyle; #commanding officer; #sailing Master; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:War of 1812 ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Baltimore, Maryland; #Category:1810 ships
 * USS Comet (AP-166); #comet; #Moore Dry Dock Company; #battle star; #World War II; #War Shipping Administration; #Foster Wheeler; #gun mount; #antiaircraft; #United States Navy; #Pacific Theater of Operations; #World War II; #Moore Dry Dock Company; #Commander; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Japan; #Battle of Saipan; #Leyte; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #Guadalcanal; #United States; #Taku; #War Shipping Administration; #United States Maritime Commission; #American Pioneer Lines; #battle star; #Category:Auxiliary ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Oakland, California; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Comet (SP-772); #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #E. W. Heath & Company; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #E. W. Heath & Company; #San Juan Fishing & Packing Company; #section patrol; #World War I; #13th Naval District; #United States; #Commandant; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1910 ships
 * USS Comfort; #United States Navy; #hospital ship; #lead ship; #United States Army; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Comfort (AH-3); #AGWI Line; #hospital ship; #Charleston Navy Yard; #hospital ship; #United States Navy; #United States Army; #United States Maritime Commission; #Munson Line; #cruiser; #Ambrose Light; #Saint-Nazaire; #New York Navy Yard; #John N. Robins Co.; #Cruiser and Transport Force; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Mantanilla Reef; #apoplexy; #United States Coast Guard Cutter; #dead reckoning; #Atlantic, Gulf, & West Indies Steamship Lines; #Gibraltar; #Charleston Navy Yard; #war bride; #War Shipping Administration; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Naval Historical Center; #Category:1906 ships; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:Ships of the Ward Line; #Category:Hospital ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Transport ships of the United States Army; #Category:Hospital ships of the United States Army; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Comfort (AH-6); #San Pedro, Calif.; #World War II; #San Pedro, Calif.; #Subic Bay; #hospital ship; #battle star; #World War II; #United States Navy Nurse Corps; #World War II; #Battle of Iwo Jima; #Category:Type C1-B ships; #Category:Comfort-class hospital ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Hospital ships of the United States Army
 * USS Commencement Bay (CVE-105); #escort carrier; #helicopter carrier; #United States Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #Category:Commencement Bay-class escort carriers; #Category:World War II escort aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Training ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1944 ships; #Category:United States Navy Washington (state)-related ships
 * USS Commodore; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Commodore (1863); #howitzer; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #West Gulf Blockading Squadron; #Lake Pontchartrain; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1863 ships
 * USS Commodore (401B); #United States Navy; #United States Naval Training Center, Bainbridge; #Second World War; #Cold War; #pilot house; #bollard; #hawser; #William Bainbridge; #Naval Training Center San Diego; #Category:Landlocked ships; #Category:Training ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Commodore (IX-7); #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #United States Navy; #United States Navy; #Naval Reserve Armory; #Chicago Naval Reserve Armory; #Category:Unclassified miscellaneous vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Ohio; #Category:1918 ships
 * USS Commodore (SP-1425); #flag officer; #rear admiral; #Herreshoff Manufacturing Company; #U.S. Army; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Herreshoff Manufacturing Company; #World War I; #Washington, D.C.; #Commandant; #1st Naval District; #section patrol; #Naval Air Station Pensacola; #United States Army; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Rhode Island; #Category:1917 ships
 * USS Commodore Barney (1859); #Washington Navy Yard; #Gunboat; #ferryboat; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Roanoke Island; #reconnaissance; #Union Army; #Washington Navy Yard; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Confederate States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1859 ships
 * USS Commodore Hull (1862); #Isaac Hull; #New York Navy Yard; #Gunboat; #ferryboat; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #Union blockade; #Confederate States of America; #gunboat; #Isaac Hull; #War of 1812; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Albemarle Sound; #Medal of Honor; #New York Navy Yard; #American Civil War; #Union Navy; #Confederate States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1860 ships; #Category:United States Navy Connecticut-related ships
 * USS Commodore Jones (1863); #Gunboat; #ferryboat; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #Confederate States of America; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #cavalry; #West Point, Virginia; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Shipwrecks of the American Civil War; #Category:Ships sunk by mines
 * USS Commodore McDonough (1862); #Gunboat; #ferryboat; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #New York Navy Yard; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #reconnaissance; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1865
 * USS Commodore Morris (1862); #Gunboat; #howitzers; #ferryboat; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #New York Navy Yard; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #sloop; #Trent's Reach; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1862 ships
 * USS Commodore Perry; #Oliver Hazard Perry; #Williamsburg, New York; #Gunboat; #howitzer; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #blockade runners; #Confederate States of America; #Williamsburg, New York; #Oliver Hazard Perry; #War of 1812; #Matthew Calbraith Perry; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Union Army; #Roanoke Island; #schooner; #sloop; #Medal of Honor; #Daniel Lakin; #Alfred Peterson; #Hertford, North Carolina; #Albemarle Sound; #United States Army Center of Military History; #United States Army Center of Military History; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1859 ships
 * USS Commodore Read (1857); #Gunboat; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #ferryboat; #New York Navy Yard; #Potomac Flotilla; #Washington Navy Yard; #prisoners of war; #Hamilton's Crossing; #Colonel; #Washington Navy Yard; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Compass Island (AG-153); #Penobscot Bay; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Commander; #navigation system; #ballistic missile; #Inertial Navigation System; #New York Naval Shipyard; #United Kingdom; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:United States Navy Maine-related ships; #Category:1953 ships
 * USS Compel (AM-162); #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #Depth charge; #Battle star; #Admirable-class; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #battle star; #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #USS Coral Sea (CVE-57); #French Frigate Shoals; #Eniwetok; #antisubmarine; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #blood plasma; #Japan; #battle star; #Patrol boat; #Minelayer; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Competent (AM-316); #General Engineering & Dry Dock Company; #battle star; #Ponciano Arriaga; #3"/50 caliber gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #General Engineering and Dry Dock; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Port Purvis; #Chusan; #Korean War; #task force; #Mexican Navy; #battle stars; #World War II; #battle stars; #Category:Auk-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Alameda, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Korean War minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Valle-class patrol vessels
 * USS Compton (DD-705); #Lewis Compton; #Mato Grosso; #Allen M. Sumner class destroyer; #torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer; #Lewis Compton; #World War I; #Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Co.; #R. O. Strange; #NATO; #Bahrein; #Suez Crisis; #1st Naval District; #United States Naval Reserve; #seaman; #seaman apprentice; #seaman recruit; #anti-submarine warfare; #Canadian Navy; #enlisted club; #depth charge; #caliber; #Navy List; #Brazilian Navy; #battle star; #Category:Allen M. Sumner-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Mato Grosso-class destroyers; #Category:United States Navy New Jersey-related ships
 * USS Comstock; #United States Navy; #Comstock Lode; #precious metal; #Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock; #dock landing ship; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Comstock (LSD-19); #Naval Vessel Register; #U.S. Navy; #medium tank; #DUKW; #landing craft; #helicopter; #dock landing ship; #United States Navy; #Comstock Lode; #precious metal; #Republic of China Navy; #Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co.; #Lieutenant Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Operation Sandstone; #Eniwetok; #Korean War; #minesweeping; #Royal Marines; #commando; #Chinnampo; #Operation Passage to Freedom; #Indo-Chinese; #North Vietnam; #Operation Wigwam; #Vietnam War; #Naval Register; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #Republic of China Navy; #Chiang Kai-shek; #Naval Historical Center; #Category:Casa Grande-class dock landing ships of the United States Navy; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Casa Grande-class dock landing ships of the Republic of China Navy; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Comstock (LSD-45); #Comstock Lode; #Naval Base San Diego; #CIWS; #M2HB; #dock landing ship; #United States Navy; #Comstock Lode; #Avondale Shipyards; #Expeditionary Strike Group 3; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Category:Whidbey Island-class dock landing ships; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Active amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Nevada-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:1988 ships
 * USS Comte de Grasse (DD-974); #Anne-Aymone Sauvage de Brantes; #Valéry Giscard d'Estaing; #NATO; #Gibraltar; #submarine; #United States Coast Guard; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union; #U.S. House Committee on Armed Services; #Les Aspin; #Electronic Warfare; #Guantánamo Bay; #U.S. Atlantic Fleet; #carrier battle group; #Grasse Day; #Grasse; #Bar sur Loup, France; #Operation Sea Signal; #Ecuador; #parts hulk; #List of United States Navy destroyers; #Category:Spruance-class destroyers; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:1976 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Conasauga (AOG-15); #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #Bethlehem Shipbuilding; #USNR; #Category:Halawa-class gasoline tankers; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1932 ships; #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland
 * USS Concise (AM-163); #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #Depth charge; #Battle star; #Admirable-class; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #French Frigate Shoals; #Eniwetok; #Patrol boat; #Minelayer; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Concord; #sloop-of-war; #gunboat; #light cruiser; #combat stores ship; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Concord (1828); #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #Sloop-of-war; #sloop-of-war; #United States Navy; #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #American Revolution; #Seminole Wars; #frigate; #Matthew C. Perry; #Matthew C. Perry; #Oliver Hazard Perry; #Russia; #Imperial Russian Navy; #log book; #Second Seminole War; #Seminole Indians; #Thomas J. Leib; #Fort Foster; #garrison; #Brazil station; #sandbar; #brig; #Midshipman; #War of 1812; #List of sloops of war of the United States Navy; #Bibliography of early American naval history; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy; #Category:1828 ships; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1837; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Indian Ocean
 * USS Concord (CL-10); #light cruiser; #torpedo tube; #floatplane; #light cruiser; #United States Navy; #American Revolution; #Presidential Fleet Review; #Calvin Coolidge; #flagship; #Pearl Harbor; #Rear Admiral; #Richard E. Byrd; #Japan; #Ominato; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Omaha-class cruisers; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1921 ships; #Category:World War II cruisers of the United States
 * USS Concord (PG-3); #N. F. Palmer & Co.; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #conning tower; #gunboat; #United States Navy; #American Revolutionary War; #N. F. Palmer & Co.; #Delaware River Iron Shipbuilding & Engine Works; #Asiatic Station; #George Dewey; #Spanish–American War; #United States Army; #Philippine–American War; #Yangtze Patrol; #United States Navy; #N. F. Palmer & Co.; #Delaware River Iron Shipbuilding & Engine Works; #Bureau of Construction and Repair; #Daniel Chester French; #forecastle; #gun deck; #conning tower; #sail area; #projectile; #propellant; #fur seal; #caliber; #Bureau of Ordnance; #Naval Review; #Gibraltar; #Asiatic Station; #Unalaska; #North Pacific; #fur seal; #Saint Paul Island, Alaska; #Northern fur seal; #Mare Island; #Admiral; #George Dewey; #United States Army; #Yangtze Patrol; #station ship; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #barracks ship; #Public Health Service; #Norwood, Massachusetts; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Category:Yorktown-class gunboats; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1890 ships; #Category:United States Navy Massachusetts-related ships; #Category:Philippine–American War ships of the United States; #Category:Spanish–American War gunboats of the United States
 * USS Concord (SP-773); #Washington Navy Yard; #District of Columbia; #Washington Navy Yard; #Washington Navy Yard; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #Washington Navy Yard; #Boston Navy Yard; #USNRF; #Washington Navy Yard; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:United States Navy District of Columbia-related ships; #Category:1898 ships
 * USS Condor; #U.S. Navy; #Greenport Basin and Construction; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Condor (AMS-5); #condor; #Japan; #8-268A; #gun mount; #depth charge projector; #8-268A; #gun mount; #depth charge projector; #United States Navy; #World War II; #condor; #Japan; #Korean War; #minesweeping; #coastal minesweeper; #Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:YMS-1-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Korean War minesweepers of the United States; #Category:YMS-1-class minesweepers of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Condor (AMc-14); #Condor; #Coastal minesweeper; #machine gun; #coastal minesweeper; #United States Navy; #purse seiner; #Pearl Harbor; #Pacific War; #Patrol boat; #Minelayer; #Category:Merchant ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1937 ships; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Ships present during the attack on Pearl Harbor
 * USS Cone (DD-866); #Hutch Ingham Cone; #Alamgir; #Gearing class destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Hutch Ingham Cone; #Market Time; #Naval Gunfire Support; #Vietnam War; #Suez Crisis; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Pakistan Navy; #Category:Alamgir-class destroyers
 * USS Conecuh; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Conecuh (AOR-110); #Schichau-Werke; #Replenishment oiler; #F. Schichau; #German Navy; #World War II; #United States Navy; #NATO; #Naval Register; #List of auxiliaries of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Danzig; #Category:Unique oilers and tankers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of Germany; #Category:1938 ships; #Category:Ships built by Schichau
 * USS Conemaugh; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Conemaugh (1862); #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #Gunboat; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #Union blockade; #Confederate States of America; #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #Lieutenant; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Fort Wagner; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #West Gulf Blockading Squadron; #Ship Island; #David Farragut; #Dauphin Island; #Battle of Mobile Bay; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #North Atlantic Squadron; #New York Navy Yard; #American Civil War; #Union Navy; #Confederate States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1862 ships
 * USS Conestoga; #United States Navy; #Conestoga wagon; #Conestoga, Pennsylvania; #American Civil War; #Spanish-American War; #Submarine; #World War I; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Conestoga (1861); #Conestoga wagon; #timberclad; #Lucas Bend, Kentucky; #Saint Charles, Arkansas; #Palmyra, Tennessee; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Shipwrecks of the American Civil War
 * USS Conestoga (AT-54); #United States Navy; #Maryland Steel Company; #World War I; #Submarine Force; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:Missing ships; #Category:1904 ships; #Category:Ships lost with all hands
 * USS Confederacy (1778); #Frigate; #Seth Harding; #sailing frigate; #Continental Navy; #American Revolutionary War; #Seth Harding; #John Jay; #seamanship; #List of sailing frigates of the United States Navy; #Bibliography of early American naval history; #Historical Society of Pennsylvania; #Category:Ships of the Continental Navy; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1778 ships; #Category:Captured ships
 * USS Conflict; #United States Navy; #Commercial Iron Works; #Fulton Shipyard; #Antioch, California; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Conflict (AM-426); #Antioch, California; #United States Navy; #Fulton Shipyard; #Antioch, California; #Pearl Harbor; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #minesweeping; #Naval Register; #List of United States Navy ships; #Minelayer; #Category:Aggressive-class minesweepers; #Category:1952 ships; #Category:Ships built in Antioch, California
 * USS Conflict (AM-85); #Commercial Iron Works; #battle star; #War Assets Administration; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #Commercial Iron Works; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #antisubmarine; #U.S. Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #War Assets Administration; #battle stars; #World War II; #Category:Adroit-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Congaree (IX-84); #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #United States Navy; #Port Everglades; #7th Naval District; #United States Naval Academy; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Unclassified miscellaneous vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy South Carolina-related ships; #Category:United States Naval Academy; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Yawls of the United States Navy
 * USS Conger (SS-477); #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #United States Navy; #conger; #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #Pearl Harbor; #Panama Canal Zone; #Tompkinsville, New York; #hull classification symbol; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Tench-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Congress; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Congress (1776); #row galley; #Continental Navy; #American Revolution; #Benedict Arnold; #flagship; #Battle of Valcour Island; #Category:Ships of the Continental Navy; #Category:Row galleys of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1776 ships
 * USS Congress (1777); #frigate; #frigate; #Continental Navy; #American Revolutionary War; #Category:Ships of the Continental Navy; #Category:Sailing frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1777 ships
 * USS Congress (1799); #frigate; #United States Navy; #George Washington; #Naval Act of 1794; #Joshua Humphreys; #capital ship; #Quasi War; #Barbary pirates; #First Barbary War; #War of 1812; #Second Barbary War; #Naval Act of 1794; #Joshua Humphreys; #scantling; #George Washington; #Quasi-War; #John Adams; #Benjamin Stoddert; #Gosport Navy Yard; #privateer; #John Adams; #Washington Navy Yard; #Yusuf Karamanli; #Thomas Jefferson; #Richard Dale; #Richard Valentine Morris; #Edward Preble; #Gibraltar; #xebec; #Stephen Decatur; #blockade; #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #James Madison; #William Bainbridge; #William Eustis; #flagship; #Fort Astoria; #James Biddle; #Henri Christophe; #Arthur Sinclair; #Caesar A. Rodney; #John D. Henley; #flagship; #James Biddle; #Gibraltar; #Naval Institute Press; #Historical Society of Pennsylvania; #Category:Sailing frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1799 ships; #Category:Quasi-War ships of the United States; #Category:War of 1812 ships of the United States
 * USS Congress (1841); #Frigate; #United States Navy; #frigate; #American Civil War; #ironclad; #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #Philip Voorhees; #Brazil Squadron; #Uruguayan Civil War; #schooner; #Brazil Squadron; #Uruguayan Civil War; #schooner; #flagship; #Robert F. Stockton; #Monterey Bay; #Pacific Squadron; #Elie A. F. La Vallette; #Mexican-American War; #occupation of Mazatlán; #African slave trade; #Brazil Squadron; #Issac McKeever; #Samuel Livingston Breese; #Spezia; #Joshua R. Sands; #Louis M. Goldsborough; #Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #commanding officer; #executive officer; #Lieutenant; #Joseph B. Smith; #Union blockade; #ironclad; #Franklin Buchanan; #Joseph B. Smith; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #List of sailing frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:Mexican–American War ships of the United States; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Virginia coast; #Category:Ships built in New Hampshire; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1862; #Category:1841 ships; #Category:Shipwrecks of the American Civil War
 * USS Congress (1868); #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Screw sloop; #screw sloop; #United States Navy; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Charles D. Drake; #flagship; #Joseph F. Green; #South Atlantic Squadron; #Henry Kallock Davenport; #Disko Island; #Stephen Clegg Rowan; #Russia; #Haiti; #Centennial Exposition; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1868 ships
 * USS Congress (ID-3698); #fishing vessel; #U.S. Navy; #patrol vessel; #5th Naval District; #fishing vessel; #patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #fishing vessel; #Gwynn, Virginia; #5th Naval District; #World War I; #Navy List; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Virginia; #Category:1914 ships
 * USS Conklin (DE-439); #turbine engine; #destroyer escort; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #radar picket; #George Emerson Conklin; #Navy Cross; #Guadalcanal; #Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Eniwetok; #Eniwetok; #antisubmarine; #Ulithi; #Leyte; #Leyte; #depth charge; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Ulithi; #submarine; #Japanese submarine I-48; #Ulithi; #Task Force; #Ulithi; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Navy list; #battle stars; #World War II; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Connecticut; #gundalow; #Category:United States Navy ship names; #Category:United States Navy Connecticut-related ships
 * USS Connecticut (1799); #frigate; #Quasi-War; #List of sailing frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Age of Sail naval ships of the United States; #Category:1799 ships
 * USS Connecticut (1861); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #blockade; #blockade; #CSS Nashville; #Aspinwall, Panama; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #turpentine; #Belle Boyd; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1861 ships
 * USS Connecticut (BB-18); #World War I; #New York Naval Shipyard; #machine gun; #torpedo tube; #Barbette; #Conning tower; #United States Navy; #lead ship; #flagship; #Jamestown Exposition; #Great White Fleet; #World War I; #American Expeditionary Force; #Washington Naval Treaty; #New York Navy Yard; #John Davis Long; #torpedo boat; #Bureau of Construction and Repair; #casemate; #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #Gideon Welles; #American Civil War; #battleship; #protected cruiser; #diameter; #William Swift; #Culebra Island; #court-martial; #Lieutenant; #bow wave; #battleship; #Robley D. Evans; #flagship; #Theodore Roosevelt; #Jamestown Exposition; #Presidential Fleet Review; #New York Naval Yard; #Great White Fleet; #torpedo boat; #Great White Fleet; #Punta Arenas, Chile; #Pedro Montt; #Charles M. Thomas; #Golden Gate; #Victor H. Metcalf; #Charles Stillman Sperry; #Royal Navy; #men-of-war; #Uraga; #Matthew C. Perry; #Subic Bay; #Egypt; #Gibraltar; #Royal Navy; #Imperial Russian Navy; #Old Point Comfort; #Hudson-Fulton Celebration; #queen mother; #French Navy; #Laurent Marin-Darbel; #Guantánamo Bay; #Philadelphia Naval Yard; #Fort Pond Bay; #Charles J. Badger; #George von Lengerke Meyer; #Madison R. Smith; #United States Marine Corps; #Major; #Smedley Butler; #Herbert O. Dunn; #World War I; #York River, Virginia; #Cruiser and Transport Force; #military police; #Hilary P. Jones; #Charles Frederick Hughes; #Memorial Day; #Otto Blehr; #Royal Norwegian Navy; #Portuguese Navy; #António José de Almeida; #Washington Naval Treaty; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #Naval Institute Press; #Category:Connecticut-class battleships; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1904 ships; #Category:World War I battleships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Connecticut-related ships
 * USS Connecticut (SSN-22); #S6W reactor; #United States Navy; #John G. Rowland; #Applied Physics Laboratory Ice Station; #Kitsap Sun; #War on Terrorism; #Thin Lizzy; #The Boys Are Back in Town; #Seattle Post-Intelligencer; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:Seawolf-class submarines; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Connecticut-related ships; #Category:1997 ships; #Category:Active submarines of the United States
 * USS Conner; #United States Navy; #destroyer; #Royal Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Conner (DD-582); #Boston Navy Yard; #Hellenic Navy; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Mexican-American War; #Boston Navy Yard; #Pearl Harbor; #Wake Island; #aircraft carrier; #Fast Carrier Task Force; #Ulithi; #Southwest Pacific; #Satawan; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Iwo Jima; #Eniwetok; #Visayans; #torpedo; #Battle of Surigao Strait; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #Camote Sea; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #underwater demolition team; #hospital ship; #battle star; #World War II; #Operation Petticoat; #Shield; #Hellenic Navy; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the Hellenic Navy
 * USS Conner (DD-72); #United States; #United Kingdom; #destroyer; #torpedo tube; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Royal Navy; #Commander; #submarine; #Woodrow Wilson; #Josephus Daniels; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Belfast, Northern Ireland; #Rosyth Command; #E-boat; #Category:Caldwell-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1917 ships; #Category:World War I destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Royal Navy; #Category:Town-class destroyers of the Royal Navy; #Category:Town-class destroyers converted from Caldwell-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United Kingdom
 * USS Connewango (YTM-388); #Consolidated Shipbuilding Corporation; #3rd Naval District; #6th Naval District; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Connole (FF-1056); #David R. Connole; #Avondale Shipyard; #Sonar; #Towed array sonar; #ASROC; #Harpoon missile; #Mark 46 torpedo; #Sea Sparrow; #Phalanx CIWS; #SH-2 Seasprite; #David R. Connole; #United States Navy; #Avondale Shipyard; #Category:Knox-class frigates; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:1968 ships; #Category:Cold War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Knox-class frigates of the Hellenic Navy; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Connolly (DE-306); #battle star; #dual purpose gun; #depth charge; #USS Conolly (DD-979); #United States Navy; #World War II; #submarines; #antisubmarine; #battle stars; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Iwo Jima; #Hagushi; #antisubmarine; #Ulithi; #Philippine Sea Frontier; #Eniwetok; #battle stars; #World War II; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Conolly (DD-979); #USS Connolly (DE-306); #Admiral; #UNITAS; #Equatorial Guinea; #Operation Support Democracy; #Cavalaire-sur-Mer; #Egypt; #U.S. Atlantic Fleet; #carrier battle group; #U.S. 6th Fleet; #Gulf of Valencia; #NATO; #Capo Teulada; #United States Commerce Department; #Alboran Sea; #Gulf of Cadiz; #Avgo Nisi; #Colombian Navy; #Battle Efficiency Award; #National Defense Service Medal; #Operation Desert Storm; #Joint Meritorious Unit Award; #Sea Service Deployment Ribbon; #Humanitarian Service Medal; #Southwest Asia Service Medal; #Armed Forces Service Medal; #Operation Joint Endeavor; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #List of United States Navy destroyers; #Category:Spruance-class destroyers; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:1977 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Conqueror (AMc-70); #machine guns; #coastal minesweeper; #U.S. Navy; #6th Naval District; #Caribbean Sea Frontier; #10th Naval District; #War Shipping Administration; #List of United States Navy ships; #Minesweeper (ship); #Category:Accentor-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Florida
 * USS Conquest; #U.S. Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Conquest (1812); #Schooner; #schooner; #United States Navy; #War of 1812; #Isaac Chauncey; #J. D. Elliott; #War of 1812; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy
 * USS Conquest (AM-488); #United States Navy; #J.M. Martinac Shipbuilding Corp.; #Republic of China Navy; #Nootka Sound; #Naval Vessel Register; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Combat Action Ribbon; #Navy "E" Ribbon; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Category:Aggressive-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1954 ships; #Category:Cold War minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Yung Yang-class minesweepers; #Category:Active minesweepers of the Republic of China
 * USS Conquest (AMc-71); #machine guns; #coastal minesweeper; #U.S. Navy; #10th Naval District; #Category:Accentor-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:1941 ships
 * USS Conserver (ARS-39); #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Marshall Islands; #Operation Crossroads; #Pearl Harbor; #Korean war; #Iwo Jima; #Japan; #Korean War; #Subic Bay; #Sangley Point; #Korean Air Lines Flight 007; #Sakhalin Island; #Naval Register; #Inactive Ship Maintenance Facility; #battle stars; #Korean war; #campaign stars; #Vietnam War; #Secretary of the Navy; #Letter of Commendation; #Navy Meritorious Unit Commendation; #China Service Medal; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Service Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Korean Service Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Vietnam Service Medal; #Sea Service Deployment Ribbon; #Republic of Vietnam Gallantry Cross Unit Citation; #United Nations Service Medal; #Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal; #Republic of Korea War Service Medal; #Category:Bolster-class rescue and salvage ships; #Category:Ships built in Napa, California; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Consolation (AH-15); #Sun Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company; #United States Navy; #Victory over Japan Day; #POW; #POW; #battle stars; #Korean war; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Haven-class hospital ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Constance II (SP-633); #Holmes Motor Boat Company; #West Mystic, Connecticut; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Holmes Motor Boat Company; #West Mystic, Connecticut; #section patrol; #World War I; #1st Naval District; #Boston Navy Yard; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1914 ships
 * USS Constant; #United States Navy; #Commercial Iron Works; #Fulton Shipyard; #Antioch, California; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Constant (AM-427); #Fulton Shipyard; #Antioch, California; #Aggressive class minesweeper; #propellers; #Aggressive class minesweeper; #United States Navy; #Fulton Shipyard; #Antioch, California; #Pearl Harbor; #Iwo Jima; #minesweeping; #Japan; #minesweeping; #Japan; #Naval Register; #List of United States Navy ships; #Minelayer; #Category:Aggressive-class minesweepers; #Category:1953 ships; #Category:Ships built in Antioch, California
 * USS Constant (AM-86); #Commercial Iron Works; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #Commercial Iron Works; #Pearl Harbor; #Pearl Harbor; #Guadalcanal; #minesweeping; #Port Purvis; #submarine chaser; #Tongatapu; #Pearl Harbor; #14th Naval District; #Category:Adroit-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Constellation; #frigate; #sloop-of-war; #battlecruiser; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Constellation (1797); #long guns; #carronades; #frigate; #Naval Act of 1794; #Naval Act of 1794; #War of 1812; #Joshua Humphreys; #scantling; #Joshua Humphreys; #Quasi-War; #Fells Point; #Patterson Park; #Benjamin Stoddert; #Thomas Truxtun; #weather gage; #Thomas Truxtun; #Yusuf Karamanli; #Thomas Jefferson; #Richard Dale; #James Madison; #William Bainbridge; #Stephen Decatur; #William Bainbridge; #Isaac Chauncey; #flagship; #Lewis Warrington; #Opium War; #Gosport Navy Yard; #Naval Institute Press; #United States Naval Institute; #David Taylor Research Center; #Category:Sailing frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:Quasi-War ships of the United States; #Category:1797 ships
 * USS Constellation (1854); #Sloop-of-war; #long gun; #Parrott rifle; #howitzer; #sloop-of-war; #United States Navy; #Gosport Navy Yard; #African Squadron; #slave ship; #brig; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Exposition Universelle (1878); #World War I; #Second World War; #flagship; #Ernest J. King; #Royal E. Ingersoll; #Naval Vessel Register; #American Civil War; #hull classification symbol; #Fort McHenry; #U.S. Naval Academy; #cordage; #Historic Ships in Baltimore; #submarine; #Seven Foot Knoll Light; #Baltimore National Heritage Area; #Naval Vessel Register; #David Taylor Research Center; #U.S. Naval Academy Museum; #BATF; #David Taylor Research Center; #Civil War Campaign Medal; #Spanish Campaign Medal; #American Defense Service Medal; #American Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #List of sloops of war of the United States Navy; #Bibliography of early American naval history; #Category:Inner Harbor, Baltimore; #Category:Museum ships in Baltimore, Maryland; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Norfolk, Virginia; #Category:National Historic Landmarks in Maryland; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy; #Category:Maryland in the American Civil War; #Category:Ships on the National Register of Historic Places in Maryland; #Category:Training ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Naval Academy; #Category:1854 ships; #Category:Individual sailing vessels; #Category:Military and war museums in Maryland; #Category:Baltimore National Heritage Area
 * USS Constellation (CV-64); #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #Sea Sparrow; #Phalanx CIWS; #supercarrier; #United States Navy; #New York Naval Shipyard; #New York Navy Yard; #Christian Herter; #T. J. Walker; #aircraft carrier; #Newport News Shipbuilding & Drydock Company; #United States Navy; #Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships; #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #hull number; #George C. Watkins; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #CVG-13; #CVG-5; #CVG-14; #reconnaissance; #Gulf of Tonkin Incident; #CVW-14; #A-1 Skyraider; #killed in action; #A-4 Skyhawk; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Carrier Division 9; #CVW-15; #William M. McGunigan; #Robert M. Fowler; #MiG-17; #Dixie Station; #Yankee Station; #Defender Station; #Jerome E. Beaulier; #Steven J. Barkley; #MiG-21; #CVW-9; #VF-96; #William P. Driscoll; #Michael J. Connelly; #Thomas J. Blonski; #Steven C. Shoemaker; #Keith V. Crenshaw; #Curt Dose; #James McDevitt; #mutiny; #Paris Peace Accords; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Long Beach Naval Shipyard; #sortie; #Gonzo Station; #Ronald Reagan; #Ronald Reagan; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Terrier missile; #Sea Sparrow; #Battle Efficiency E; #Operation Earnest Will; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #General Quarters; #Gringo-Gaucho; #Argentine Navy; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #Service Life Extension Program; #CVW-17; #CVW-2; #Operation Southern Watch; #Cruiser-Destroyer Group 1; #United States Fifth Fleet; #VF-2; #John W. Miller; #Tiger Cruise; #Cruiser-Destroyer Group 1; #Operation Enduring Freedom; #Naval Air Station North Island; #ghost fleet; #Naval Inactive Ship Maintenance Facility; #Vern Clark; #live fire exercise; #The Six Million Dollar Man; #United States Second Fleet; #Doolittle Raid; #Flight of the Intruder; #Tiger Cruise; #S.H.I.E.L.D.; #Helicarrier; #Star Citizen; #List of aircraft carriers; #List of aircraft carriers of the United States Navy; #Category:1960 ships; #Category:Cold War aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Kitty Hawk-class aircraft carriers; #Category:Racially motivated violence in the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Vietnam War aircraft carriers of the United States
 * USS Constellation vs L'Insurgente; #Quasi-War; #Thomas Truxtun; #Michel-Pierre Barreaut; #frigate; #single-ship action; #frigate; #French Navy; #United States Navy; #Quasi-War; #undeclared war; #United States; #privateer; #Thomas Truxtun; #flagship; #undeclared war; #United States; #privateer; #Thomas Truxtun; #flagship; #frigate; #corvette; #sortie; #United States Navy; #main deck; #spar deck; #carronade; #boarding action; #windward; #leeward; #Saba; #Sint Eustatius; #weather gauge; #leeward; #broadside; #Andrew Sterett; #prisoners of war; #prize court; #fête; #Benjamin Stoddert; #Secretary of the Navy; #court-martial; #Edme Étienne Borne Desfourneaux; #Category:Conflicts in 1799; #Category:1799 in the United States; #Category:Naval battles of the Quasi-War; #Category:1799 in France
 * USS Constellation vs La Vengeance; #Quasi-War; #Thomas Truxton; #François Marie Pitot; #frigate; #frigate; #single-ship action; #French Navy; #United States Navy; #Quasi-War; #frigate; #undeclared war; #Thomas Truxtun; #naval squadron; #flagship; #Guadaloupe; #Jamaica; #Quasi-War; #United States Navy; #Thomas Truxton; #frigate; #schooner; #privateer; #Basse-Terre; #carronade; #prisoners of war; #boarding action; #speaking trumpet; #stern chaser; #broadside; #weather gage; #double-shotted; #raking fire; #boarding action; #grapeshot; #musket; #grenade; #roundshot; #foremast; #mizzenmast; #materiel; #Port Royal, Jamaica; #naval stores; #Category:Conflicts in 1800; #Category:1800 in the United States; #Category:1800 in France; #Category:Naval battles of the Quasi-War
 * USS Constitution; #Edmund Hartt; #jolly boat; #long gun; #carronade; #bow chaser; #frigate; #United States Navy; #George Washington; #Naval Act of 1794; #Joshua Humphreys; #capital ship; #Edmund Hartt; #Quasi-War; #Barbary pirates; #First Barbary War; #War of 1812; #flagship; #American Civil War; #United States Naval Academy; #Freedom Trail; #Naval Act of 1794; #Joshua Humphreys; #scantling; #George Washington; #Samuel Nicholson; #George Claghorn; #Paul Revere; #shipworm; #Revere Copper Company; #John Adams; #Increase Sumner; #gun deck; #carronade; #spar deck; #chase gun; #prize crew; #Benjamin Stoddert; #Silas Talbot; #privateer; #Isaac Hull; #Yusuf Karamanli; #Thomas Jefferson; #Richard Dale; #Richard Valentine Morris; #Edward Preble; #Sultan; #Slimane of Morocco; #William Bainbridge; #Stephen Decatur; #gunboat; #Richard Somers; #xebec; #Presley O'Bannon; #Napoleonic Wars; #James Barron; #Chesapeake-Leopard Affair; #Tripoli Monument; #Isaac Hull; #Joel Barlow; #Denis Decrès; #Little Belt Affair; #kedge anchor; #broadside; #Little Belt Affair; #William Bainbridge; #Henry Lambert; #tiller; #Treaty of Ghent; #Maranhão; #Second Barbary War; #Smith Thompson; #Jacob Jones; #Thomas Macdonough; #Daniel Todd Patterson; #John Branch; #Martin Van Buren; #Levi Woodbury; #Lewis Cass; #Jesse Elliott; #Andrew Jackson; #Mahlon Dickerson; #Edward Livingston; #Pacific Squadron; #Pedro II of Brazil; #Home Squadron; #David Henshaw; #John Percival; #Henry A. Wise; #Henry Ducie Chads; #Dominique Lefèbvre; #John D. Sloat; #Texas Annexation; #John Gwinn; #Pope Pius IX; #21-gun salute; #Lazaretto; #Thomas Conover; #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #Isaac Mayo; #African Squadron; #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #ironclad; #Fort Sumter; #gas lighting; #plank owner; #George Dewey; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Oscar C. Badger; #Medal of Honor; #John F. Fitzgerald; #Massachusetts Historical Society; #Charles Joseph Bonaparte; #Washington Naval Treaty; #Edward Walter Eberle; #Board of Inspection and Survey; #Curtis D. Wilbur; #Naval Air Station Pensacola; #Secretary of the Navy; #Bar Harbor, Maine; #Panama Canal Zone; #Franklin D. Roosevelt; #Tyrone G. Martin; #USS Constitution Museum; #Operation Sail; #J. William Middendorf; #radiography; #Hugo Riesenfeld; #Ted Kennedy; #John Kerry; #Walter Cronkite; #Blue Angels; #Freedom Trail; #Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World; #Peter Fenelon Collier; #Naval Institute Press; #Copp's Hill; #Freedom Trail; #Bunker Hill Monument; #Category:1797 ships; #Category:Barbary Wars American ships; #Category:Boston Harbor; #Category:Charlestown, Boston; #Category:Individual sailing vessels; #Category:Landmarks in Boston, Massachusetts; #Category:Military and war museums in Massachusetts; #Category:Museum ships in Massachusetts; #Category:Museums in Boston, Massachusetts; #Category:National Historic Landmarks in Massachusetts; #Category:Maritime folklore; #Category:Quasi-War ships of the United States; #Category:Sailing frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Boston, Massachusetts; #Category:Ships on the National Register of Historic Places in Massachusetts; #Category:Three-masted ships; #Category:United States Navy museums; #Category:War of 1812 ships of the United States
 * USS Constitution Museum; #Charlestown Navy Yard; #US Navy; #Freedom Trail; #Boston National Historical Park; #Samuel Eliot Morison Award for Naval Literature; #Naval Order of the United States; #Samuel Eliot Morison; #Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.; #John W. McCormack; #Leverett Saltonstall; #Arleigh Burke; #Joseph C. Wylie; #Richard A. Rumble; #John D. H. Kane; #Grace Hopper; #Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr.; #Dodge Morgan; #Edward L. Beach, Jr.; #Joseph Z. Brown; #Tyrone G. Martin; #William M. Fowler, Jr.; #W. Davis Taylor; #William S. Dudley; #Benjamin W. Labaree; #Leon F. Kaufman; #Dean C. Allard; #John A. Roach; #Anne Grimes Rand; #Michael C. Beck; #Harold D. Langley; #Walter Cronkite; #Nathaniel Philbrick; #Ira Dye; #David McCullough; #Charles E. Brodine, Jr.; #Michael J. Crawford; #Christine F. Hughes; #John B. Hattendorf; #Bernard Bailyn; #David Curtis Skaggs, Jr.; #Donald R. Hickey; #Charles Francis Adams IV; #Jason A. Aisner; #Caleb Loring, Jr.; #John Joseph Moakley; #Mrs. George L (Hessie) Sargent; #J. Welles Henderson; #Harvey Chet Krentzman; #John J. Schiff; #Claire Bloom; #Edward M. Kennedy; #Vivien Li; #Gordon Abbott, Jr.; #Gordon R. England; #Thomas J. Hudner, Jr.; #Kevin C. Phelan; #Thomas M. Menino; #John P. Hamill; #Robert M. Mahoney; #Robert L. Reynolds; #Peter H. Smyth; #Maynard Bray; #Harvey Steinberg; #Bill Kock; #Charlie Deans; #Patrick Otton; #Robert J. Burbank; #USS Constitution; #Howard Chatterton; #Dana Hewson; #Robert Neyland; #Olin Stephens; #Dana Wegner; #Walter Rybka; #Quentin Snedeker; #Don Birkholz, Jr.; #Richard Whelan; #Elizabeth Meyer; #U.S. Navy Museum; #Category:Maritime museums in Massachusetts; #Category:Museums in Boston, Massachusetts; #Category:Military and war museums in Massachusetts; #Category:United States Navy museums; #Category:Charlestown, Boston
 * USS Constitution vs HMS Guerriere; #War of 1812; #United States Navy; #Royal Navy; #Isaac Hull; #Frigate; #Fifth-rate; #War of 1812; #United States; #Royal Navy; #United States Navy; #frigate navy; #United States Secretary of the Navy; #Isaac Hull; #Herbert Sawyer; #Philip Bowes Vere Broke; #mizzenmast; #foremast; #William Hull; #court martial; #Category:Naval battles of the War of 1812
 * USS Content (SP-538); #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #pleasure craft; #Rockland Section Base; #United States; #World War I; #Boatswain; #USNRF; #1st Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Ohio; #Category:1912 ships
 * USS Contocook; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Contoocook (1864); #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #Sloop-of-war; #sloop-of-war; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #George Balch; #flagship; #North Atlantic Squadron; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy; #Category:1864 ships
 * USS Control (AM-164); #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #Depth charge; #Admirable-class; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #French Frigate Shoals; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Eniwetok; #Patrol boat; #Minelayer; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Converse; #United States Navy; #George Albert Converse; #Clemson class destroyer; #Fletcher-class destroyer; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Converse (DD-291); #George A. Converse; #Squantum Victory Yard; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #George A. Converse; #gyro compass; #Scouting Fleet; #Lieutenant Commander; #A. Mc Glassen; #U.S. Naval Forces in European Waters; #Flettner; #Bureau of Engineering; #London Naval Treaty; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1919 ships
 * USS Converse (DD-509); #George A. Converse; #United States Navy; #George A. Converse; #Pearl Harbor; #Guadalcanal; #Port Purvis; #Destroyer Squadron 23; #Presidential Unit Citation (US); #cruiser; #Bonis; #Shortlands; #Battle of Empress Augusta Bay; #submarine; #torpedo; #Fast Carrier Task Force; #Satawan; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Eniwetok; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Malinta Tunnel; #Subic Bay; #Iloilo; #radar picket; #Washington, D.C.; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Spanish Navy; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the Spanish Navy
 * USS Conway; #United States Navy; #Pensacola Navy Yard; #Caldwell class destroyer; #Royal Navy; #Fletcher-class destroyer; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Conway (DD-507); #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Commander; #Guadalcanal; #Battle of Rennell Island; #Kula Gulf; #Rendova; #the Slot; #Marine Raiders; #Southwest Pacific; #Treasury Islands; #cruiser; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Plompon; #Parang; #Subic Bay; #underwater demolition team; #Saragani Bay; #flagship; #Shantung; #Kolgochi-Ri; #Hodo Pando; #antisubmarine warfare; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Korean War; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Cony (DD-508); #Joseph S. Cony; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Joseph S. Cony; #liberty ship; #Vila-Stanmore; #Guadalcanal; #Theodore S. Wilkinson; #flagship; #Port Purvis; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #underwater demolition team; #Battle of Surigao Strait; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #battleship; #cruiser; #Baler Bay; #destroyer escort; #Caballo Island; #Parang; #Subic Bay; #Saragani Bay; #Ulithi; #Raffles Island; #Chusan Archipelago; #Taiwan Straits; #antisubmarine warfare; #NATO; #Royal Navy; #Northern Ireland; #Task Force Alfa; #Bay of Pigs invasion; #blockade; #submarine; #Soviet Union; #battle star; #World War II; #Korean War; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Conyngham; #United States Navy; #Gustavus Conyngham; #destroyer; #World War I; #United States Coast Guard; #World War II; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Conyngham (DD-371); #Gustavus Conyngham; #Boston Navy Yard; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Gustavus Conyngham; #Boston Navy Yard; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #Mare Island; #Battle of Midway; #Battle of the Santa Cruz Islands; #Kokumbona; #Guadalcanal; #Guadalcanal; #Doma Cove; #Operation Chronicle; #Saidor; #Subic Bay; #battle star; #Category:Shipwrecks of the California coast; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1934 ships; #Category:Ships present during the attack on Pearl Harbor; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:Ships involved in Operation Crossroads
 * USS Conyngham (DD-58); #Gustavus Conyngham; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Yarrow; #torpedo tube; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Gustavus Conyngham; #torpedo tube; #Boston Navy Yard; #United States Coast Guard; #Rum Patrol; #Gustavus Conyngham; #Continental Navy; #Curtis steam turbine; #projectile; #torpedo tube; #General Board of the United States Navy; #anti-aircraft gun; #Armed merchant cruiser; #depth charge; #British Admiralty; #Jose Miguel Gómez; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #United States Coast Guard; #Calvin Coolidge; #Rum Patrol; #Naval Vessel Register; #London Naval Treaty; #Naval Institute Press; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Category:Tucker-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1915 ships; #Category:World War I destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships of the United States Coast Guard
 * USS Conyngham (DDG-17); #Gustavus Conyngham; #Combustion Engineering; #AN/SPG-51; #Mk 11 missile launcher; #RIM-24 Tartar; #RIM-66 Standard; #RUR-5 ASROC; #Mark 32 Surface Vessel Torpedo Tubes; #Gustavus Conyngham; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #House Majority Leader; #Operation Earnest Will; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:1962 ships; #Category:Charles F. Adams-class destroyers
 * USS Cook; #United States Navy; #Andrew F. Cook, Jr.; #Dallas H. Cook; #Navy Cross; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Cook (APD-130); #Andrew F. Cook, Jr.; #Dallas H. Cook; #campaign star; #Combustion Engineering; #turbines; #LCVP; #5"/38 caliber gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Second Lieutenant; #Andrew F. Cook, Jr.; #Sergeant; #Dallas H. Cook; #Navy Cross; #Todd-Johnson Dry Dock Company; #Lieutenant Commander; #Underwater Demolition Team; #Hakodate, Hokkaidō; #Eniwetok; #Pearl Harbor; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #flagship; #Operation Passage to Freedom; #North Vietnam; #anti-submarine; #Indonesian crisis; #United States; #Naval Vessel Register; #National Metal and Steel; #American Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Service Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Vietnam Service Medal; #Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal; #Category:Crosley-class high speed transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Michigan; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Cook (FF-1083); #WP:STRONGNAT; #Avondale Shipyard; #Bridge City, Louisiana; #Security Assistance Program; #AN/SPS-40; #AN/SPS-67; #AN/SQS-26; #Sonar; #AN/SQR-18; #Towed array sonar; #AN/SQS-35; #variable depth sonar; #AN/SPG-53; #ASROC; #Harpoon missile; #Mk-25 BPDMS launcher; #Sea Sparrow; #SH-2 Seasprite; #Knox class frigate; #United States Navy; #Avondale Shipyard; #Bridge City, Louisiana; #Security Assistance Program; #Republic of China Navy; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:Knox-class frigates; #Category:1971 ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Republic of China Navy
 * USS Cook Inlet (AVP-36); #Cook Inlet; #Lake Washington Shipyard; #battle star; #World War II; #U.S. Coast Guard; #South Vietnam; #patrol vessel; #Philippine Navy; #seaplane tender; #caliber; #gun mount; #antiaircraft; #depth charge; #seaplane; #United States Navy; #seaplane tender; #seaplanes; #World War II; #battle star; #Lake Washington Shipyard; #Lake Washington Shipyard; #Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #seaplane; #Iwo Jima; #bomber; #Japan; #World War II; #battle star; #World War II; #United States; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #United States Coast Guard; #high endurance cutter; #search-and-rescue; #Vietnam War; #South Vietnam; #Republic of Vietnam Navy; #patrol vessel; #Subic Bay; #Philippine Navy; #Category:Barnegat-class seaplane tenders; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Republic of Vietnam Navy; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Philippine Navy; #Category:United States Navy Alaska-related ships; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II seaplane tenders of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the United States Coast Guard
 * USS Coolbaugh (DE-217); #Walter W. Coolbaugh; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #1.1"/75 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Walter W. Coolbaugh; #Navy Cross; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Lieutenant Commander; #Eniwetok; #Japan; #Battle off Samar; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #kamikaze; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #Pearl Harbor; #plane guard; #anti-submarine; #Fleet Sonar School; #midshipman; #Saint Petersburg, Florida; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Cooner (DE-172); #Bunyan Randolph Cooner; #3"/50 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #Bunyan Randolph Cooner; #Navy Cross; #Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #radar; #United States; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States
 * USS Coontz (DDG-40); #Robert Coontz; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #United States Navy; #Robert Coontz; #Viet Nam War; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #guided-missile; #frigate; #chief of naval operations; #admiral; #Commander; #lead ship; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #First Fleet; #flagship; #Destroyer Division 152; #U.S. Seventh Fleet; #Japan; #“E” award; #excellence; #United States; #Destroyer Squadron 17; #Beppu; #Japan; #Mercury-Atlas 8; #Wally Schirra; #Terrier surface-to-air missile; #John F. Kennedy; #Long Beach Naval Shipyard; #Subic Bay; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Vietnam War; #midshipmen; #Pearl Harbor; #submarine; #Shimoda, Shizuoka; #Unit Commendation Ribbon; #WESTPAC; #aircraft carrier; #Pearl Harbor; #First Fleet; #Pearl Harbor; #Beat Cadence; #Yankee Station; #B.C.C.; #EC-121; #Subic Bay; #HUKASWEX; #Boston Naval Shipyard; #NATO; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #gun; #GULFEX; #Harpoon missile; #Western Africa; #Netherlands Antilles; #Operation Urgent Fury; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Operation Bold Eagle; #Ocean Venture '86; #Vieques Island; #Battle Efficiency Award; #Iran–Iraq War; #USS Stark; #Exocet; #U.S. Second Fleet; #Arleigh Burke class destroyer; #Category:Farragut-class destroyers (1958); #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:1958 ships
 * USS Cooper (DD-695); #Elmer Glenn Cooper; #torpedo; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Elmer Glenn Cooper; #J. W. Schmidt; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #Battle of Ormoc Bay; #USS Cooper: Return to Ormoc Bay; #Bigfoot Entertainment; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Philippine Sea; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Allen M. Sumner-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Cooperstown; #Naval Vessel Register; #littoral combat ship; #United States Navy; #National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum; #Secretary of the Navy; #Ray Mabus; #World War II; #Category:Freedom-class littoral combat ships; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships; #Category:Lockheed Martin
 * USS Cooperstown (LCS-23); #littoral combat ship; #United States Navy; #National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum; #Secretary of the Navy; #Ray Mabus; #World War II; #Category:Freedom-class littoral combat ships; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships; #Category:Lockheed Martin
 * USS Coos Bay (AVP-25); #battle star; #World War II; #U.S. Coast Guard; #seaplane tender; #Radar; #sonar; #caliber; #gun mount; #antiaircraft; #depth charge; #seaplane; #United States Navy; #seaplane tender; #Lake Washington Shipyards; #Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #Cavutu; #seadrome; #Patrol Squadron; #Blanche Harbor; #Treasury Islands; #Fleet Air Wing; #Guadalcanal; #aviation; #Ulithi Atoll; #Eniwetok; #Japan; #battle stars; #World War II; #Ominato Ko; #U.S. Coast Guard; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #United States Coast Guard; #high endurance cutter; #search-and-rescue; #Naval Register; #guided missile destroyer; #Category:Barnegat-class seaplane tenders; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the United States Coast Guard; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Virginia coast; #Category:United States Navy Oregon-related ships; #Category:Lake Washington Shipyard
 * USS Copahee (CVE-12); #United States Navy; #World War II; #Commander; #Guadalcanal; #Pearl Harbor; #Mitsubishi A6M; #Nakajima B5N; #Eniwetok; #battle star; #Category:Bogue-class escort carriers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1941 ships; #Category:World War II escort aircraft carriers of the United States
 * USS Copeland (FFG-25); #Robert W. Copeland; #Egyptian Navy; #Naval Institute Press; #AN/SLQ-32; #frigate; #United States Navy; #Robert W. Copeland; #Egyptian Navy; #Category:Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1980 ships; #Category:Cold War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Alexandria class frigates; #Category:Active frigates of Egypt
 * USS Cor Caroli (AK-91); #Joshua Hendy; #gun mount; #cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Cor Caroli; #Canes Venatici; #Permanente Metals; #USCGR; #Guadalcanal; #Lunga Point; #Emirau; #Eniwetok; #Eniwetok; #Pearl Harbor; #Guadalcanal; #Pearl Harbor; #War Shipping Administration; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Crater-class cargo ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Freighters; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Coral (PY-15); #Bluebird; #John K. Stewart; #Pusey and Jones; #Henry Ford; #American Ship Building Company; #Section Patrol; #machine gun; #United States Navy; #Pusey and Jones; #World War I; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Wilmington, Delaware; #Category:1914 ships
 * USS Coral Sea; #United States Navy; #Battle of the Coral Sea; #World War II; #escort aircraft carrier; #aircraft carrier; #Vietnam War; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Coral Sea (CV-43); #5"/54 caliber Mark 16 gun; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #Oerlikon 20 mm cannon; #United States Navy; #Battle of the Coral Sea; #aircraft carrier; #hull classification symbol; #Thomas C. Kinkaid; #Franklin D. Roosevelt; #VC-5; #Naval Air Station Patuxent River; #Air Group 17; #North Atlantic Treaty Organization; #Josip Broz Tito; #hull classification symbol; #R.M. Kyes; #Francisco Franco; #NATO; #Suez Crisis; #Egypt; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #hurricane bow; #Pilot Landing Aid Television; #Gulf of Tonkin Incident; #Dong Hoi; #North Vietnam; #Viet Cong; #South Vietnam; #Operation Rolling Thunder; #North Vietnam; #Vinh Son; #Summer of Love; #General Dynamics-Grumman F-111B; #United States Navy; #United States Marine Corps; #Yankee Station; #North Vietnam; #B-52 Stratofortress; #Captain William H. Harris; #Operation Pocket Money; #North Vietnam; #EC-121; #Thanh; #Phu Qui; #naval mine; #Richard M. Nixon; #naval mine; #United States Marine Corps; #Vietnam War; #naval mine; #Paris Peace Accords; #North Vietnam; #South Vietnam; #North Vietnam; #South Vietnam; #Operation Frequent Wind; #United States Navy; #United States Air Force; #United States Marine Corps; #Mayaguez incident; #Khmer Rouge; #Koh Tang Island; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #hull classification symbol; #Ayatollah Khomeini; #Iranian Hostage Crisis; #Gonzo Station; #USS Nimitz; #Operation Evening Light; #Navy Expeditionary Medal; #Subic Bay; #Ronald Reagan; #Jimmy Carter; #President of the United States; #Admiral; #Richard Dunleavy; #Tailhook scandal; #commanding officer; #USS America (CV-66); #Royal Navy; #Sandy Woodward; #HMS Glamorgan; #Exocet; #ARA General Belgrano; #Falklands War; #Exercise Bright Star; #USS Constellation (CV-64); #Pattaya; #stereotypically; #Japan; #Carrier Air Wing 13; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #F/A-18 Hornet; #VFA-131; #VFA-132; #VMFA-314; #VMFA-323; #Libyan Armed Forces; #MiG-23; #MiG-25; #Su-22; #F-111F; #RAF Lakenheath; #Operation El Dorado Canyon; #anti-radiation missile; #battleship; #Naval Vessel Register; #urban legend; #United States Navy; #This Is Spinal Tap; #Rob Reiner; #Emperor Rosko; #US Navy; #The West Wing; #Category:Midway-class aircraft carriers; #Category:1946 ships; #Category:World War II aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Cold War aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Corbesier; #Free French Naval Forces; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Corbesier (DE-106); #Cornelius Cronin; #Free France; #3"/50 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #frigate; #Free French Naval Forces; #World War II; #French Navy; #World War II; #Free French Naval Forces; #Mutual Defense Assistance Program; #Djidjelli; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Delaware; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts of the Free French Naval Forces; #Category:World War II frigates of France; #Category:Cold War frigates of France
 * USS Corbesier (DE-438); #turbine engine; #destroyer escort; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #radar picket; #U.S. Naval Academy; #Midshipmen; #first lieutenant; #U.S. Marine Corps; #Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Pearl Harbor; #cable ship; #Eniwetok; #Leyte; #U.S. Army; #dredge; #Ulithi; #antisubmarine; #Japanese submarine I-48; #Ulithi; #Okinawa Campaign; #antisubmarine; #kamikaze; #typhoons; #Japan; #Japan; #Pearl Harbor; #Navy list; #battle stars; #World War II; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Corduba (AF-32); #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Pennsylvania Shipyards; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Commander, Service Squadron; #Service Force, Atlantic Fleet; #Argentia; #China Service Medal; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Service Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Category:Adria-class stores ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Core (CVE-13); #Lieutenant Commander; #antisubmarine; #destroyer; #P-51; #Operation Teardrop; #Pearl Harbor; #Port Angeles, Washington; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Bogue-class escort carriers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II escort aircraft carriers of the United States
 * USS Corinthia (SP-938); #Charles Seabury & Company; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Charles Seabury & Company; #section patrol; #World War I; #Lieutenant, junior grade; #USNRF; #8th Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1909 ships
 * USS Corkwood (AN-44); #battle star; #World War II; #War Shipping Administration; #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #battle star; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Leyte; #War Shipping Administration; #battle star; #Category:Ailanthus-class net laying ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II net laying ships of the United States
 * USS Cormorant; #United States Navy; #Cormorant; #Todd Shipbuilding Corporation; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Cormorant (AM-40); #battle star; #United States Navy; #Ponta del Gada; #military simulation; #Washington, D.C.; #Bureau of Ordnance; #Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; #destroyers; #Operation Overlord; #invasion of Normandy; #Normandy; #Southampton, England; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Lapwing-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:Lapwing-class minesweepers converted to tugs
 * USS Cormorant (AMS-122); #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #United States Navy; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #minesweeping; #Japan; #Naval Register; #Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Bluebird-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1953 ships; #Category:Cold War minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Cormorant (MHC-57); #Cormorant; #Avondale Shipyards; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:1995 ships; #Category:Osprey-class coastal minehunters
 * USS Cornel (AN-45); #dogwood; #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #USNR; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Category:Ailanthus-class net laying ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II net laying ships of the United States
 * USS Cornubia (1858); #Union Navy; #Great Western Railway; #American Civil War; #blockade runner; #Prize court; #Union Navy; #schooner; #American Civil War; #Union Navy; #Confederate States Navy; #Category:Ferries of the United Kingdom; #Category:Blockade runners of the Confederate States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in England; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1858 ships; #Category:Ships captured by the United States Navy from the Confederate States Navy
 * USS Corona (SP-813); #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #patrol craft; #submarine; #Q-ship; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Category:Steam yachts; #Category:Ships built in Scotland; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1905 ships
 * USS Coronado; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Coronado (AGF-11); #United States Navy; #Lockheed Shipbuilding; #United States Navy; #amphibious transport dock; #Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff; #Richard Myers; #Lockheed Shipbuilding; #Middle East Force; #Pearl Harbor; #U.S. 3rd Fleet; #Operation Praying Mantis; #United States Navy; #Battle Lab; #United States Navy; #Military Sealift Command; #7th Fleet; #Category:1966 ships; #Category:Austin-class amphibious transport docks; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state)
 * USS Coronado (LCS-4); #Press-Register; #Austal USA; #Naval Vessel Register; #Azimuth thruster; #SRBOC; #Evolved SeaRAM; #MQ-8 Fire Scout; #United States Navy; #trimaran; #anti-submarine warfare; #surface warfare; #Austal USA; #Category:Independence-class littoral combat ships; #Category:Ships built in Alabama; #Category:United States Navy California-related ships
 * USS Coronado (PF-38); #battle star; #World War II; #Soviet Navy; #Naval Historical Center; #Cold War; #Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; #Naval Historical Center; #Cold War; #Naval Historical Center; #3"/50 caliber gun; #anti-submarine mortar; #Y-gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Naval Air Station North Island; #World War II; #Soviet Navy; #Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; #gunboat; #patrol frigate; #United States Coast Guard; #Cape Sansapor; #flagship; #Lake Union Lumber Company; #Pacific Electric Company; #Naval Historical Center; #Project Hula; #Soviet Navy; #Soviet Union; #Naval Historical Center; #Naval Historical Center; #sonar; #Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky; #Naval Historical Center; #patrol vessel; #United States Secretary of the Navy; #James V. Forrestal; #United States Department of the Navy; #Naval Historical Center; #Mutual Defense Assistance Program; #Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; #battle star; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:United States Navy California-related ships; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates of the Soviet Navy; #Category:World War II frigates of the Soviet Union; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; #Category:Ships transferred under Project Hula
 * USS Coronet (SP-194); #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #patrol boat; #World War I; #USNRF; #3rd Naval District; #Navy List; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1905 ships
 * USS Coronis (ARL-10); #Boston Navy Yard; #World War II; #battle star; #landing craft; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Asclepius; #Boston Navy Yard; #Ulithi; #radar; #fog generator; #Subic Bay; #Japan; #Wakayama Wan; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Category:Achelous-class repair ships; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Achelous-class repair ships converted from LST-542-class ships
 * USS Corporal (SS-346); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #United States Naval Institute; #torpedo tube; #submarine; #United States Navy; #fallfish; #Naval Register; #Turkish Independence War; #TCG 1. Inönü (S 330); #Turkish Navy; #TCG 2. Inönü (S 331); #Turkish Navy; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Turkish Navy; #Category:Balao-class submarines of the Turkish Navy
 * USS Corpus Christi; #United States Navy; #frigate; #World War II; #submarine; #USNS; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Corpus Christi (PF-44); #3"/50 caliber gun; #anti-submarine mortar; #Y-gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #submarine; #Pearl Harbor; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Texas-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Weather ships
 * USS Corregidor (CVE-58); #dual purpose gun; #Bofors 40 mm; #Oerlikon 20 mm cannon; #United States Pacific Fleet; #Military Sealift Command; #Western New Guinea campaign; #Battle of Saipan; #Korean War; #1958 Lebanon crisis; #Battle star; #escort carrier; #United States Navy; #Kaiser Shipbuilding Company; #Carrier Division 24; #Pearl Harbor; #Marshall Islands; #Guadalcanal; #Port Purvis; #anti-aircraft; #Eniwetok; #submarine; #Eniwetok; #Lieutenant General; #M. F. Harmon; #anti-submarine; #Eniwetok; #Military Sealift Command; #NATO; #Mutual Defense Assistance Plan; #Lebanon crisis; #Barcelona, Spain; #NAS Pensacola; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Casablanca-class escort carriers; #Category:World War II escort aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Korean War aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1943 ships; #Category:United States Navy Philippines-related ships
 * USS Corry; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Corry (DD-334); #William M. Corry, Jr.; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #William M. Corry, Jr.; #Warren G. Harding; #American Legion; #Curtis D. Wilbur; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1921 ships
 * USS Corry (DD-463); #Charleston Navy Yard; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant Commander; #William M. Corry, Jr.; #World War I; #Medal of Honor; #Charleston Navy Yard; #Naval Historical Center; #U.S. Atlantic Fleet; #north Africa; #British Home Fleet; #Operation Leader; #Russia; #depth charge; #Normandy invasion; #Normandy; #Îles Saint-Marcouf; #Utah Beach; #D-Day; #H-Hour; #Walter Ohmsen; #light cruiser; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the English Channel; #Category:Ships built in South Carolina; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:Ships sunk by mines; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1944
 * USS Corry (DD-817); #William M. Corry, Jr.; #Antonios Kriezis; #5"/38 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #William M. Corry, Jr.; #naval aviator; #Medal of Honor; #Potomac River Naval Command; #plane guard; #aircraft carrier; #Destroyer Squadron 8; #midshipman cruise; #Gotesburg; #radar picket; #NROTC; #Naval Vessel Register; #Hellenic Navy; #Souda Bay; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the Hellenic Navy
 * USS Corsair; #United States Navy; #DANFS; #Cold War; #Crash Dive; #Battle of the Atlantic; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Corsair (SS-435); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Submarine Squadron 8; #Submarine Development Group 2; #Northern Ireland; #United Kingdom; #Guantanamo Bay Naval Base; #St. Lawrence Seaway; #Category:Tench-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1946 ships
 * USS Corson (AVP-37); #Corson Inlet; #Lake Washington Shipyard; #seaplane tender; #Radar; #sonar; #caliber; #gun mount; #antiaircraft; #depth charge; #seaplane; #United States Navy; #seaplane tender; #Lake Washington Shipyard; #Commander; #seaplane; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi Atoll; #Eil Malk Island; #Eniwetok; #Japan; #World War II; #Hiro Bay; #Korean War; #Subic Bay; #seadrome; #Indonesia; #United States Air Force; #good-will mission; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Naval Vessel Register; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Barnegat-class seaplane tenders; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean; #Category:United States Navy New Jersey-related ships; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Cortland (APA-75); #[[File:Cortland1945.jpg]]; #attack transport; #attack transport; #US Navy; #World War II; #Operation Crossroads; #Category:Gilliam-class attack transports; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cortland County, New York; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Ships involved in Operation Crossroads
 * USS Corundum (IX-164); #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #United States Navy; #corundum; #Barrett & Hilp; #Belair Shipyard; #South San Francisco; #United States Navy; #War Shipping Administration; #Category:Trefoil-class concrete barges; #Category:Ships built in the San Francisco Bay Area; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Corvina (SS-226); #United States Naval Institute; #Japanese submarine I-176; #submarine; #United States Navy; #corvina; #weakfish; #Roderick S. Rooney; #Pearl Harbor; #Pearl Harbor; #sortie; #Japanese submarine I-176; #List of U.S. Navy losses in World War II; #Category:Gato-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Lost submarines of the United States; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:Ships sunk by Japanese submarines; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Corvus (AKA-26); #battle star; #5"/38 caliber gun; #constellation; #Walsh-Kaiser Co., Inc.; #Guiuan; #kamikaze; #Guadalcanal; #World War II; #Category:Artemis-class attack cargo ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Rhode Island; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Corwin; #United States Navy; #Thomas Corwin; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Corwin (1849); #Gunboat; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #U.S. Coast Survey; #Lieutenant; #CSS Curlew; #Hatteras Inlet; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Hatteras Inlet; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:1849 ships
 * USS Corypheus (1862); #Union Navy; #howitzer; #schooner; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #Bayou Bonfuca; #Aransas Pass, Texas; #Aransas Bay; #blockade runner; #David G. Farragut; #Lake Pontchartrain; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Captured ships; #Category:1862 ships
 * USS Cossack; #HMS Cossack; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Cossack (SP-695); #World War I; #Russia; #George Lawley & Son; #U.S. Coast Guard; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #U.S. Navy; #George Lawley & Son; #United States; #World War I; #patrol boat; #1st Naval District; #Washington, D.C.; #Commandant; #section patrol; #3rd Naval District; #Navy List; #United States Coast Guard; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1916 ships
 * USS Cossatot (AO-77); #battle star; #replenishment oiler; #PT boat; #5"/38 caliber gun; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #fleet oiler; #Sun Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.; #Baytown, Texas; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #unidentified flying object; #Greenpeace; #Category:Suamico-class oilers; #Category:Type T2-SE-A1 tankers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II tankers of the United States
 * USS Cotinga; #United States Navy; #Cotinga; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Cotinga (AMc-43); #U.S. Navy; #coastal minesweeper; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #cotinga; #USNR; #minesweeping; #Solomons Island, Maryland; #1st Naval District; #Service Squadron; #6th Naval District; #Category:Accentor-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Florida; #Category:1941 ships
 * USS Cotten (DD-669); #Lyman A. Cotten; #Fletcher class destroyer; #torpedo; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Lyman A. Cotten; #Pearl Harbor; #submarine; #Fast Carrier Task Force; #Ulithi; #Satawan; #dive bomber; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Eniwetok; #Battle of Surigao Strait; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #Iwo Jima; #Wake Island; #Japan; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Korean War; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Cottle (APA-147); #gun mount; #attack transport; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Kaiser Shipbuilding; #U.S. Army; #naval construction battalions; #Ulithi; #prisoners of war; #Pearl Harbor; #underwater demolition teams; #Pearl Harbor; #Operation Magic Carpet; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Category:Haskell-class attack transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Texas-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Coucal (ASR-8); #Moore Dry Dock Company; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #Exmouth Gulf; #Subic Bay; #Pearl Harbor; #Turkish Navy; #Category:Chanticleer-class submarine rescue ships; #Category:Ships built in Oakland, California; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Counsel (AM-165); #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #Depth charge; #Battle star; #Admirable-class; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #SS Watch Hill; #Ulithi; #submarines; #Eniwetok; #Iwo Jima; #Ulithi; #Tarawa; #antisubmarine; #battle star; #Patrol boat; #Minelayer; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Courier; #United States Navy; #Courier; #Charleston Navy Yard; #1st Naval District; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Courier (1861); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #Abaco Island; #United States; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Stores ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Shipwrecks of the American Civil War; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Bahamas
 * USS Courier (AMc-72); #machine guns; #coastal minesweeper; #U.S. Navy; #1st Naval District; #Category:Accentor-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:1941 ships
 * USS Courlan; #U.S. Navy; #USS Courlan (AMc-44); #coastal minesweeper; #USS Courlan (AMS-44); #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Courlan (AMS-44); #gun mount; #machine guns; #auxiliary motor minesweeper; #U.S. Navy; #Navy list; #Category:YMS-1-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in San Diego, California; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Cold War minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Courlan (AMc-44); #machine guns; #coastal minesweeper; #U.S. Navy; #Category:Accentor-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Courser; #United States Navy; #World War II; #coastal minesweeper; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Courser (AMS-6); #courser; #Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships; #8-268A; #gun mount; #depth charge projector; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:YMS-1-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Courser (AMc-32); #coastal minesweeper; #U.S. Navy; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States
 * USS Courtenay P (SP-899); #section patrol; #Gas Engine and Power Company; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Gas Engine and Power Company; #section patrol; #World War I; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1916 ships
 * USS Courtney; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Courtney (DE-1021); #Henry A. Courtney, Jr.; #Naval Station Newport; #De Laval; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Mark 46 torpedo; #Operation Argus; #United States Navy; #Henry A. Courtney, Jr.; #Medal of Honor; #Battle of Okinawa; #U.S. Atlantic Fleet; #Naval Station Newport; #antisubmarine warfare; #NATO; #Royal Norwegian Navy; #Operation Argus; #Ecuador; #NATO; #Northern Ireland; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Dealey-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Michigan; #Category:1955 ships; #Category:United States Navy Minnesota-related ships
 * USS Courtney (SP-375); #Jackson and Sharpe, Boatbuilders; #Patrol vessel; #machine gun; #patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #Jackson and Sharpe, Boatbuilders; #fishing vessel; #Menhaden Fisherman; #C. E. Davis Packing Company; #World War I; #General Order; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #minesweeping; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Delaware; #Category:1912 ships; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1919; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Atlantic Ocean
 * USS Covington; #frigate; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Covington (1863); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #blockade runners; #Union blockade; #Confederate States of America; #howitzers; #Union Army; #Commerce, Missouri; #prisoners-of-war; #Confederate States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Red River; #Category:Shipwrecks of the American Civil War; #Category:United States Navy Kentucky-related ships; #Category:1863 ships
 * USS Covington (ID-1409); #F. Schichau; #United States Navy; #World War I; #F. Schichau; #North German Lloyd; #Hansa Line; #Boston Navy Yard; #United States Coast Guard; #American Expeditionary Force; #Category:Ocean liners; #Category:Ships of the Hamburg America Line; #Category:Ships built in Danzig; #Category:Ships sunk by German submarines in World War II; #Category:United States Navy Kentucky-related ships; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1908 ships; #Category:Ships built by Schichau
 * USS Covington (PF-56); #Ecuador; #3"/50 caliber gun; #anti-submarine mortar; #Y-gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #United States Coast Guard; #Naval Vessel Register; #Ecuadorian Navy; #flagship; #Lieutenant Commander; #Ecuador; #Foreign Liquidation Commission; #flagship; #Ecuadorian Navy; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Kentucky-related ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the United States Coast Guard; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Ecuadorian Navy; #Category:Frigates of the Ecuadorian Navy; #Category:Weather ships
 * USS Cowanesque (AO-79); #battle star; #replenishment oiler; #5"/38 caliber gun; #3"/50 caliber gun; #fleet oiler; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Sun Shipbuilding and Drydock Co.; #USNR; #Mers El Kébir; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Damage control; #Iwo Jima; #Naval Vessel Register; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #battle star; #Category:Suamico-class oilers; #Category:Type T2-SE-A1 tankers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II tankers of the United States
 * USS Cowell; #United States Navy; #John G. Cowell; #destroyer; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Cowell (DD-167); #John G. Cowell; #Wickes class destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Royal Navy; #Soviet Navy; #John G. Cowell; #Fore River Shipbuilding Company; #C. E. Van Hook; #Trepassey Bay; #seaplane; #Allied Peace Commission; #Trogir; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Royal Navy; #minelayer; #4"/50 caliber gun; #torpedo; #depth charge; #Rosyth, Scotland; #Russia; #List of United States Navy destroyers; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Royal Navy; #Category:Town-class destroyers of the Royal Navy; #Category:Town-class destroyers converted from Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United Kingdom; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Soviet Navy; #Category:Town-class destroyers of the Soviet Navy; #Category:World War II destroyers of the Soviet Union
 * USS Cowell (DD-547); #John G. Cowell; #Fletcher class destroyer; #United States Navy; #John G. Cowell; #Pearl Harbor; #Fast Carrier Task Force; #Ebeye; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Satawan; #Wake Island; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Subic Bay; #torpedo; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #radar picket; #Presidential Unit Citation (US); #combat air patrol; #kamikaze; #Matsuyama; #guided missile; #Taiwan Patrol; #Naval Vessel Register; #Argentine Navy; #destroyer; #battle star; #World War II; #Korean War; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of Argentina
 * USS Cowie (DD-632); #Boston Navy Yard; #torpedo tube; #Mark 15 torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Rear Admiral; #Thomas Jefferson Cowie; #Boston Navy Yard; #Lieutenant Commander; #U.S. Atlantic Fleet; #antisubmarine; #French Morocco; #submarine; #North Africa; #Scoglitti; #tank; #Cape Milazzo; #Northern Ireland; #Boston Navy Yard; #battle star; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:Gleaves-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Cowpens; #United States Navy; #Battle of Cowpens; #American Revolutionary War; #light aircraft carrier; #World War II; #guided missile cruiser; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Cowpens (CG-63); #Battle of Cowpens; #Naval Base San Diego; #cruiser; #United States Navy; #Battle of Cowpens; #Cowpens, South Carolina; #American Revolution; #Naval Base San Diego; #Iraq War; #Holly Graf; #Carrier Strike Group Five; #Uniform Code of Military Justice; #Naval Criminal Investigative Service; #National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2013; #U-T San Diego; #Naval Base San Diego; #Category:Ticonderoga-class cruisers; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1989 ships; #Category:Active cruisers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy South Carolina-related ships
 * USS Cowpens (CVL-25); #light cruiser; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #F6F Hellcat; #United States Navy; #Battle of Cowpens; #Fleet Admiral; #William F. Halsey, Jr.; #R. P. McConnell; #Pearl Harbor; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Task Force 14; #Wake Island; #Marshall Islands; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Satawan; #Iwo Jima; #Pagan Island; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Battle of Surigao Strait; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #Lieutenant Commander; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Typhoon Cobra; #Category:Independence-class aircraft carriers; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy South Carolina-related ships
 * USS Cowslip (1863); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #ammunition ship; #dispatch boat; #New York Navy Yard; #West Gulf Blockading Squadron; #sloop; #salt works; #Battle of Mobile Bay; #David G. Farragut; #Edgemont Key; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Naval Mine; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Ammunition ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Dispatch boats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1863 ships
 * USS Coyote (SP-84); #Patrol vessel; #training vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol boat; #training vessel; #Evanston, Illinois; #World War I; #9th Naval District; #Navy List; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1897 ships
 * USS Cozy (SP-556); #United States Navy; #L. P. Trader; #Patrol vessel; #machine gun; #Y-gun; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #L. P. Trader; #Franklin City, Virginia; #section patrol; #World War I; #5th Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Crag (AM-214); #Mexican Navy; #Bofors 40 mm; #Depth charge; #Mexican Navy; #Battle star; #United States Navy; #World War II; #battle star; #Mexican Navy; #secondary source; #Charleston Navy Yard; #USNR; #Solomons Island, Maryland; #Washington, D.C.; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #East Hainan Straits; #battle star; #Mexican Navy; #secondary source; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Florida; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers of the Mexican Navy
 * USS Craighead (AK-175); #gun mount; #cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Froemming Brothers; #USNR; #Category:Alamosa-class cargo ships; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Arkansas-related ships
 * USS Crane (DD-109); #William M. Crane; #Wickes class destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #William M. Crane; #Lieutenant Commander; #W. F. Gresham; #Woodrow Wilson; #Naval Review; #Secretary of the Navy; #Josephus Daniels; #Neutrality Patrol; #World War II; #West Coast Sound Training School; #List of United States Navy destroyers; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1918 ships
 * USS Craster Hall (ID-1486); #U.S. Navy; #Cargo ship; #cargo ship; #United States Navy; #C. G. Dunn and Company, Ltd.; #United States Steel Products Company; #United States; #World War I; #Lieutenant Commander; #USNRF; #Naval Overseas Transportation Service; #billet; #flatcar; #United States Army; #Le Verdon-sur-Mer; #Quiberon; #Pauillac; #Imperial Oil; #Talara Point; #Category:World War I cargo ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Scotland; #Category:1909 ships; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Crater (AK-70); #liberty ship; #Permanente Metals Corporation; #liberty ship; #cargo ship; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Permanente Metals Corporation; #Lieutenant Commander; #Guadalcanal; #Eniwetok; #Pearl Harbor; #Category:Crater-class cargo ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Freighters; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Craven; #United States Navy; #Tunis Craven; #Battle of Mobile Bay; #destroyer; #Royal Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Craven (DD-382); #5"/38 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #United States Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #Wake Island; #Guadalcanal; #cruiser; #Taroa; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Satawan; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Southampton, England; #battle star; #Category:Gridley-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1937 ships
 * USS Craven (DD-70); #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #torpedo tube; #United States Navy; #Royal Navy; #Commander; #Tunis Craven; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Lieutenant Commander; #torpedo; #Trepassey Bay, Newfoundland; #seaplane; #Fort Story; #Belfast, Northern Ireland; #Home Fleet; #Rosyth Escort Force; #E-boat; #submarine; #submarine tender; #British Pacific Fleet; #Fremantle, Australia; #Category:Caldwell-class destroyers; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:World War I destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Royal Navy; #Category:Town-class destroyers of the Royal Navy; #Category:Town-class destroyers converted from Caldwell-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United Kingdom; #Category:Scuttled vessels of New South Wales; #Category:Ships built in Portsmouth, Virginia
 * USS Craven (TB-10); #Commander; #Tunis Craven; #Bath, ME; #Normand boiler; #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #New York Navy Yard; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Category:Torpedo boats of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1899 ships
 * USS Crawford; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Cread (APD-88); #United States of America; #American Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #LCVP; #gun mount; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #Naval Register; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Crosley-class high speed transports
 * USS Creamer (DE-308); #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Lieutenant Commander; #Paul J. Register; #U.S. Navy; #killed in action; #Japan; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #William W. Creamer; #Navy Cross; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #dual purpose gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #matron of honor; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #William W. Creamer; #floating drydock; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Cancelled ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:United States Navy Pennsylvania-related ships
 * USS Creddock (AM-356); #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #Myanmar Navy; #Bofors 40 mm; #Depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #USNR; #corvette; #Category:PCE-905-class patrol craft; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Myanmar Navy; #Category:Corvettes of the Myanmar Navy; #Category:Active corvettes of Myanmar
 * USS Cree (ATF-84); #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #indigenous people; #Military Sealift Command; #Eniwetok; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #Korean War; #Operation Wigwam; #Tonkin Gulf Yacht Club; #01 level; #General Quarters; #battle star; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Korean Service Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Category:Cherokee-class fleet tugs; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Crenshaw (APA-76); #attack transport; #attack transport; #US Navy; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Nagoya, Japan; #War Shipping Administration; #Category:Gilliam-class attack transports; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Crenshaw County, Alabama; #Category:United States Navy Alabama-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Creon (ARL-11); #Boston Navy Yard; #World War II; #battle star; #landing craft; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Creon; #Heracles; #Archon; #Boston Navy Yard; #Shouten Islands; #Subic Bay; #landing craft; #Pearl Harbor; #Operation Crossroads; #atomic weapon; #Marshall Islands; #Long Beach Naval Shipyard; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Category:Achelous-class repair ships; #Category:Achelous-class repair ships converted from LST-542-class ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Crescent City (APA-21); #battle star; #WWII; #attack transport; #attack transport; #World War II; #lead ship; #Type C3 ship; #Alabama Dry Dock and Shipbuilding; #Panama Canal Zone; #Pearl Harbor; #torpedo bomber; #Port Purvis; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #Navy Unit Commendation; #World War II; #battle star; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #California Maritime Academy; #Artship Foundation; #Category:Type C3-P&C ships; #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:1940 ships; #Category:Crescent City-class attack transports; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States
 * USS Crest (SP-339); #patrol vessel; #freight; #United States Navy; #freight; #World War I; #Lieutenant, junior grade; #USNRF; #1st Naval District; #rescue; #Category:Merchant ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1911 ships; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Crevalle (SS-291); #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #crevalle; #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #Japan; #Bataan Death March; #conning tower; #Silver Star; #Navy Cross; #Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Pearl Harbor; #Naval Register; #Navy Unit Commendation; #battle star; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Cricket (1862); #howitzers; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #guerrillas; #Union Army; #flagship; #David D. Porter; #Springfield Landing, Louisiana; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Crittenden (APA-77); #Operation Crossroads; #attack transport; #attack transport; #US Navy; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #Leyte; #Mitsuyama; #Japan; #Operation Magic Carpet; #Operation Crossroads; #atomic bomb; #Category:Gilliam-class attack transports; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Arkansas-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Kentucky-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Ships involved in Operation Crossroads
 * USS Croaker (SS-246); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #William H. P. Blandy; #Pearl Harbor; #Navy Unit Commendation; #cruiser; #torpedo; #Subic Bay; #Japan; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #NATO; #Naval Vessel Register; #Buffalo and Erie County Naval & Military Park; #Navy Unit Commendation; #battle star; #Category:Gato-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Museum ships in New York; #Category:United States Navy Buffalo, New York-related ships; #Category:Ships on the National Register of Historic Places in New York; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Museums in Buffalo, New York; #Category:Military and war museums in New York
 * USS Croatan; #United States Navy; #Croatan Sound; #escort aircraft carrier; #United Kingdom; #escort aircraft carrier; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Croatan (CVE-25); #escort carrier; #Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding Corporation; #submarines; #North African; #Guantanamo Bay Naval Base; #Operation Teardrop; #Naval Station Argentia; #Quonset Point; #F-104 Starfighter; #Royal Norwegian Air Force; #1st Cavalry Division (Airmobile); #Category:Bogue-class escort carriers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II escort aircraft carriers of the United States
 * USS Crockett; #United States Navy; #Naval Register; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Crockett (APA-148); #gun mount; #attack transport; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Kaiser Shipbuilding; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Naval construction battalion; #Ulithi; #Japan; #Operation Magic Carpet; #battle star; #World War II; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Haskell-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Crockett (PG-88); #3"/50 caliber gun; #machine gun; #United States Navy; #Vietnam War; #Tacoma Boatbuilding Company; #Operation Market Time; #Naval Reserve Force; #Rachel Carson; #Category:Asheville-class gunboats; #Category:1966 ships; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:United States Environmental Protection Agency
 * USS Crocus; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Crocus (1862); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1862 ships; #Category:Shipwrecks of the American Civil War
 * USS Crommelin (FFG-37); #Pearl Harbor; #Pearl Harbor; #Meritorious Unit Award; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #AN/SLQ-32; #frigate; #Henry Crommelin; #John G. Crommelin; #United States Navy; #Todd Pacific Shipyard; #Pearl Harbor; #Chief of Naval Operations; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Operation Earnest Will; #Meritorious Unit Award; #Pearl Harbor; #Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard; #Straits of Hormuz; #U.S. 5th Fleet; #Argentine Navy; #patrol boat; #Naval aviator; #Henry Crommelin; #World War II; #Navy Cross; #Silver Star; #Category:1981 ships; #Category:Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:Active frigates of the United States
 * USS Cromwell (DE-1014); #John P. Cromwell; #Naval Station Newport; #De Laval; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Mark 46 torpedo; #United States Navy; #John P. Cromwell; #Medal of Honor; #Naval Station Newport; #antisubmarine; #Fleet Sonar School; #NATO; #Peruvian Navy; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Dealey-class destroyer escorts; #Category:United States Navy Illinois-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1954 ships
 * USS Cronin; #United States Navy; #Cornelius Cronin; #Medal of Honor; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Cronin (DE-704); #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #Cornelius Cronin; #Medal of Honor; #Battle of Mobile Bay; #Palermo, Sicily; #Philippine Sea Frontier; #World War II; #Jinsen, Korea; #submarine; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal; #World War II; #Navy Occupation Service Medal; #China Service Medal; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:United States Navy Michigan-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Michigan; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Crook County (LST-611); #Crook County, Wyoming; #Chicago Bridge and Iron Company; #Seneca, Illinois; #battle star; #World War II; #Korean War; #LCVP; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Crook County, Wyoming; #Seneca, Illinois; #Chicago Bridge and Iron Company; #Lieutenant; #USNR; #Pacific Theater of Operations; #Leyte; #United States Pacific Fleet; #Korean War; #battle star; #List of United States Navy LSTs; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Illinois; #Category:United States Navy Oregon-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Wyoming-related ships; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Crosby (DD-164); #Peirce Crosby; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Admiral; #Peirce Crosby; #Lieutenant Commander; #Trepassey Bay; #Neutrality Patrol; #11th Naval District; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Pearl Harbor; #Viti Levu; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Guadalcanal; #Treasury Islands; #Milne Bay, New Guinea; #Dekays Bay; #flagship; #Cape Sansapor; #Suluan Island; #kamikaze; #Nasugbu; #Ulithi; #battle star; #List of United States Navy destroyers; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1918 ships
 * USS Crosley (APD-87); #Walter S. Crosley; #battle star; #World War II; #China Service Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #American Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Service Medal; #LCVP; #gun mount; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #Battle of Okinawa; #Naval Register; #Ecuador; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #Pearl Harbor; #Underwater Demolition Team; #kamikaze; #Ulithi; #Leyte; #Ecuador; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Crosley-class high speed transports
 * USS Crosley (DE-108); #Walter Selywn Crosley; #Free France; #3"/50 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #frigate; #Free French Naval Forces; #World War II; #French Navy; #World War II; #Free French Naval Forces; #Mutual Defense Assistance Program; #Operation Anvil-Dragoon; #Algerian War; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Delaware; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts of the Free French Naval Forces; #Category:World War II frigates of France; #Category:Cold War frigates of France
 * USS Cross (DE-448); #1st Naval District; #turbine engine; #destroyer escort; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #radar picket; #battle star; #Frederick Cushing Cross, Jr.; #Navy Cross; #submarine; #Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #1st Naval District; #Navy list; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Crossbill; #United States Navy; #crossbill; #finch; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Crossbill (AMS-45); #Terminal Island, California; #8-268A; #gun mount; #depth charge projector; #United States Navy; #World War II; #crossbill; #Terminal Island, California; #coastal minesweeper; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:YMS-1-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Cold War minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Crossbill (AMc-9); #Coastal minesweeper; #machine gun; #coastal minesweeper; #United States Navy; #Watchorn Yacht and Boat Works; #14th Naval District; #Category:Merchant ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1937 ships; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Ships present during the attack on Pearl Harbor
 * USS Crouter (DE-11); #Mark Hanna Crouter; #Boston Navy Yard; #battle star; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Mark Hanna Crouter; #Navy Cross; #United Kingdom; #Boston Navy Yard; #Lieutenant; #USNR; #World War II; #Viti Levu; #Port Purvis; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #submarine; #PBY Catalina; #flying boat; #Ulithi Atoll; #Leyte; #anti-aircraft; #United States; #battle star; #Combat Action Ribbon; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #service star; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Crow; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Crow (AMS-7); #gun mount; #machine guns; #U.S. Navy; #City Island, New York; #Navy list; #Category:YMS-1-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Crow (AMc-20); #machine gun; #coastal minesweeper; #U.S. Navy; #13th Naval District; #torpedo; #Navy List; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States
 * USS Crowley (DE-303); #battle star; #dual purpose gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #submarines; #antisubmarine; #battle star; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #anti-submarine; #Guadalcanal; #Ulithi; #fast carrier task force; #Ulithi; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Crown Point; #Battle of Crown Point; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Crowninshield (DD-134); #Royal Canadian Navy; #United Kingdom; #Wickes class destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #World War II; #Benjamin Williams Crowninshield; #World War II; #Royal Navy; #Soviet Navy; #R. E. Sampson; #Naval Historical Center; #Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships; #Panama Canal Zone; #Secretary of the Navy; #Josephus Daniels; #Battle Force; #Presidential Fleet Review; #San Francisco – Oakland Bay Bridge; #Mare Island; #Neutrality Patrol; #Halifax (former city), Nova Scotia; #Royal Navy; #submarine; #4"/50 caliber gun; #torpedo; #depth charge; #Royal Canadian Navy; #Northern Ireland; #Russia; #Town class destroyer; #war reparations; #Murmansk; #List of United States Navy destroyers; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1919 ships; #Category:Town-class destroyers of the Royal Navy; #Category:Town-class destroyers converted from Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United Kingdom; #Category:Town-class destroyers of the Royal Canadian Navy; #Category:World War II destroyers of Canada; #Category:Town-class destroyers of the Soviet Navy; #Category:World War II destroyers of the Soviet Union
 * USS Cruise (AM-215); #menhaden; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #Depth charge; #World War II; #Charleston Navy Yard; #Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; #Panama Canal Zone; #Salina Cruz; #Pearl Harbor; #Navy List; #menhaden; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Florida; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as artificial reefs
 * USS Crusader; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Crusader (1858); #Washington Navy Yard; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat diplomacy; #United States; #gunboat; #Confederate States of America; #Murfreesboro, North Carolina; #US Navy; #Asunción; #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #Home Squadron; #privateer; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Washington Navy Yard; #American Civil War; #Union Navy; #Confederate States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in North Carolina; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1857 ships
 * USS Crux (AK-115); #Joshua Hendy; #gun mount; #cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Crux; #St. Johns River Shipbuilding Company; #USNR; #Langemak Bay; #Subic Bay; #Mios Woendi; #Nissan Atoll; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Philippines Liberation Medal; #DANFS; #Naval Historical Center; #Category:Crater-class cargo ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Freighters; #Category:Ships built in Florida; #Category:Liberty ships; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Crystal (PY-25); #United States Navy; #Pusey and Jones; #Erle P. Halliburton; #Halliburton; #Pearl Harbor; #Hawaiian Sea Frontier; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:1929 ships
 * USS Cubera (SS-347); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #United States Naval Institute; #torpedo tube; #submarine; #United States Navy; #cubera; #Groton, Conn.; #sonar; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #GUPPY II; #Ray Harryhausen; #It Came from Beneath the Sea; #octopus; #Task Force Alfa; #Venezuelan Navy; #List of ship launches in 1945; #List of ship commissionings in 1945; #List of ship commissionings in 1972; #List of ship decommissionings in 1972; #List of ship decommissionings in 1989; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Bolivarian Navy of Venezuela; #Category:Balao-class submarines of the Bolivarian Navy of Venezuela
 * USS Culebra Island (ARG-7); #liberty ship; #Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard; #internal combustion engine repair ship; #United States Navy; #World War II; #liberty ship; #Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard; #Commander; #Floating Repair Unit 1; #Alexishafen; #US Naval Repair Base; #Category:Luzon-class repair ships; #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Puerto Rico-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Virgin Islands-related ships
 * USS Culgoa (AF-3); #United States Navy; #Spanish-American War; #Asiatic Squadron; #Cavite Navy Yard; #Gibraltar; #North Atlantic Squadron; #Naval Vessel Register; #Panama Railway; #Santa Lucia; #Great White Fleet; #Henry Reuterdahl; #Amoy, China; #Messina, Italy; #hull classification symbol; #Pearl Harbor; #Category:Wear-built ships; #Category:1889 ships; #Category:Stores ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Cullman (APA-78); #Operation Magic Carpet; #attack transport; #attack transport; #US Navy; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Batangas Bay; #Taku Bar; #Operation Magic Carpet; #United States; #War Shipping Administration; #Category:Gilliam-class attack transports; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cullman County, Alabama; #Category:United States Navy Alabama-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Cumberland; #United States Navy; #sailing frigate; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Cumberland (1842); #carronade; #Dahlgren gun; #sailing frigate; #United States Navy; #Secretary of the Navy; #Abel Parker Upshur; #Boston Navy Yard; #S. L. Breese; #flagship; #grog; #Home Squadron; #Mexican-American War; #Raphael Semmes; #Matthew C. Perry; #Caste War of Yucatán; #Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo; #Giuseppe Garibaldi; #George Perkins Marsh; #Ottoman Empire; #Jonas King; #Crimean War; #Abd-ul-Mejid I; #James C. Dobbin; #John L. Lenhart; #; #Isaac Toucey; #African Squadron; #Krooman; #American Civil War; #Gosport Navy Yard; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #ironclad; #Battle of Hampton Roads; #Naval Historical Center; #American Family Association; #F. O. C. Darley; #F. O. C. Darley; #Territorial Clause; #Hampton Roads Naval Museum; #List of sailing frigates of the United States Navy; #Naval tactics in the Age of Sail; #Category:Sailing frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:Mexican–American War ships of the United States; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Virginia coast; #Category:Shipwrecks of the American Civil War; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1862; #Category:1842 ships
 * USS Cumberland (IX-8); #War Shipping Administration; #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #United States Navy; #Boston Navy Yard; #Secretary of the Navy; #United States Naval Academy; #War Shipping Administration; #Category:Unclassified miscellaneous vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1904 ships; #Category:Barques of the United States Navy; #Category:Training ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Cumberland Sound (AV-17); #5"/38 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #seadrome; #Long Beach Naval Shipyard; #Category:Kenneth Whiting-class seaplane tenders; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Cummings; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Cummings (DD-365); #Andrew Boyd Cummings; #United Shipyards; #Mahan class destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Andrew Boyd Cummings; #United Shipyards; #Panama Canal Zone; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #Guadalcanal; #Eniwetok; #Soerabaja; #Franklin D. Roosevelt; #Wake Island; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #Iwo Jima; #Haha Jima; #Category:Mahan-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:United States Navy Pennsylvania-related ships; #Category:Ships present during the attack on Pearl Harbor; #Category:1935 ships
 * USS Cummings (DD-44); #United States Coast Guard; #torpedo tube; #United States Navy; #United States Coast Guard; #Andrew Boyd Cummings; #Neutrality Patrol; #New York Navy Yard; #admiral; #Henry Kent Hewitt; #Woodrow Wilson; #Rum Patrol; #Stapleton, New York; #London Naval Treaty; #Category:Cassin-class destroyers; #Category:World War I destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1913 ships
 * USS Curb (ARS-21); #machine guns; #rescue and salvage ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #USNR; #Reserve Fleet; #Naval Register; #Category:Diver-class rescue and salvage ships; #Category:Ships built in Napa, California; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Curlew; #United States Navy; #Curlew; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Curlew (1862); #howitzers; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #howitzers; #Confederate States of America; #gunboat; #United States Navy; #gunboat; #curlew; #David Dixon Porter; #Union Army; #sawmill; #U.S. Coast Survey; #Grand Gulf, Mississippi; #List of United States Navy ships; #American Civil War; #Union Navy; #Confederate States Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1862 ships
 * USS Curlew (AM-69); #Fairbanks Morse; #3"/23 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #USNR; #Joe Rollins; #15th Naval District; #Category:Catbird-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in South Carolina; #Category:1938 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Curlew (AM-8); #United States Navy; #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; #submarine tender; #submarines; #15th Naval District; #Coco Solo; #Panama Canal Zone; #seaplanes; #Point Mosquito; #Category:Lapwing-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1925
 * USS Curlew (AMS-8); #curlew; #Snow and Knobstedt; #gun mount; #depth charge projector; #United States Navy; #World War II; #curlew; #World War II; #Korean War; #Japan; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:YMS-1-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Korean War minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Republic of Korea Navy
 * USS Current (ARS-22); #machine guns; #rescue and salvage ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #USNR; #Ulithi; #Leyte; #U.S. 3rd Fleet; #U.S. 5th Fleet; #Operation Crossroads; #Marshall Islands; #Pearl Harbor; #Korean War; #SS Quartette; #SS Cornhusker Mariner; #Operation Passage to Freedom; #North Vietnam; #Pearl Harbor; #Distant Early Warning line; #Scarborough Shoal; #destroyers; #U.S. 7th Fleet; #Taiwan Straits; #Pearl Harbor; #Naval Register; #Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service; #battle star; #campaign star; #Category:Diver-class rescue and salvage ships; #Category:Ships built in Napa, California; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Currier (DE-700); #Defoe Shipbuilding Co.; #Anti-Aircraft; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant; #United States Naval Academy; #Guadalcanal; #widow; #Commander; #Gibraltar; #beachhead; #United States; #radar; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #prisoners of war; #small craft; #Manila, Philippines; #anti-submarine warfare; #Taiwan Straits; #sonar school; #Fleet Sonar School; #battle star; #Korean War; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:United States Navy Oregon-related ships; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Ships built in Michigan
 * USS Currituck; #United States Navy; #Currituck Sound; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Currituck (1861); #New York Navy Yard; #Washington Navy Yard; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #New York Navy Yard; #CSS Virginia; #Potomac Flotilla; #Carter's Creek; #Washington, D.C.; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Currituck (AV-7); #Currituck Sound; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #seaplane tender; #World War II; #Cold War; #Currituck Sound; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Mios Woendi; #Royal Australian Air Force; #Operation Highjump; #Koshsiung; #Tsoying Naval Base; #Operation Market Time; #Category:Currituck-class seaplane tenders; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Curry County (LST-685); #LCVP; #United States Navy; #World War II; #United States; #Tompkinsville, New York; #Naval Vessel Register; #List of United States Navy LSTs; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Oregon-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Indiana; #Category:United States Navy New Mexico-related ships; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Curtis W. Howard (DE-752); #Lieutenant, junior grade; #Curtis W. Howard; #U.S. Navy; #Navy Cross; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Lieutenant, junior grade; #Curtis W. Howard; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:United States Navy Guam-related ships; #Category:United States Navy California-related ships
 * USS Curtis Wilbur (DDG-54); #Curtis D. Wilbur; #Arleigh Burke class destroyer; #guided missile; #destroyer; #Curtis D. Wilbur; #Secretary of the Navy; #Calvin Coolidge; #John H. Dalton; #submarine; #Seventh Fleet; #Seventh Fleet; #Cruise Missile; #Operation Southern Watch; #Pattaya; #Operation Enduring Freedom; #Fukushima I nuclear accidents; #Category:1992 ships; #Category:Arleigh Burke-class destroyers; #Category:Active destroyers of the United States; #Category:Carrier Strike Group Five; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:United States Navy Iowa-related ships
 * USS Curtiss (AV-4); #battle star; #Helipad; #seaplane tender; #United States Navy; #radar; #Pearl Harbor; #Wake Island; #destroyer; #depth charge; #Eniwetok; #kamikaze; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Korean War; #Operation Sandstone; #flagship; #Korean War; #Korea Strait; #Martin PBM Mariner; #Short Sunderland; #Operation Greenhouse; #Operation Ivy; #Operation Castle; #Operation Redwing; #Assistant Secretary of the Navy; #Royal Danish Navy; #Operation Deep Freeze II; #International Geophysical Year; #Port Lyttelton, New Zealand; #McMurdo Sound; #icebreaker; #Okuma Bay; #Sulzberger Bay; #Naval Vessel Register; #World War II; #Category:Curtiss class seaplane tenders; #Category:World War II seaplane tenders of the United States; #Category:Seaplane tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships present during the attack on Pearl Harbor; #Category:1940 ships
 * USS Curts (FFG-38); #Maurice Curts; #Naval Base San Diego; #Mexican Navy; #AN/SLQ-32; #frigate; #Maurice Curts; #Destroyer Squadron 23; #Operation Earnest Will; #Operation Desert Storm; #Qaruh Island; #Bubiyan Island; #Operation Fiery Vigil; #Navy of Mexico; #USS McClusky (FFG-41); #Category:1982 ships; #Category:Gulf War ships of the United States; #Category:Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigates of the United States Navy
 * USS Cusabo; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Charleston Navy Yard; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #IX-149; #Iwo Jima; #Ecuador; #Security Assistance Program; #Ecuadorian Navy; #Category:United States Navy California-related ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Cushing; #United States Navy; #William B. Cushing; #Naval Battle of Guadalcanal; #Template:Farragut class destroyer (1934); #Template:Mahan class destroyer; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Cushing (DD-376); #William Barker Cushing; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #William Barker Cushing; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #E. T. Short; #Howland Island; #Amelia Earhart; #Pearl Harbor; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Japan; #Guadalcanal; #Naval Battle of Guadalcanal; #battle star; #Category:Mahan-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Attack on Pearl Harbor; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:Shipwrecks in Ironbottom Sound; #Category:United States Navy Wisconsin-related ships; #Category:1935 ships
 * USS Cushing (DD-55); #William B. Cushing; #Fore River Shipbuilding Company; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #White-Forster boiler; #torpedo tube; #torpedo; #United States Navy; #World War I; #William B. Cushing; #ironclad warship; #American Civil War; #Fore River Shipbuilding Company; #torpedo tube; #Lightship Nantucket; #Naval Vessel Register; #Fore River Shipbuilding Company; #William B. Cushing; #ironclad warship; #American Civil War; #White-Forster boiler; #projectile; #torpedo tube; #General Board of the United States Navy; #anti-aircraft gun; #Lieutenant Commander; #Neutrality patrol; #Rose Bank, New York; #Lightship Nantucket; #Albert Gleaves; #destroyer tender; #Kapitänleutnant; #Hans Rose; #Johann Heinrich von Bernstorff; #Albert Gleaves; #Austin M. Knight; #Holland-America Line; #World War I; #brig; #depth charge; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #hull code; #Naval Vessel Register; #London Naval Treaty; #Naval Institute Press; #United States Naval Institute; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Category:O'Brien-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1915 ships; #Category:World War I destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Wisconsin-related ships
 * USS Cushing (DD-797); #Naval Station Bremerton; #William B. Cushing; #battle star; #battle star; #destroyer; #Mark 37 Gun Fire Control System; #torpedo tubes; #K-gun; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Commander; #William B. Cushing; #American Civil War; #World War II; #battle star; #Korean War; #battle star; #Mariana and Palau Islands campaign; #Battle of Angaur; #Philippines campaign, 1944-45; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #Iwo Jima; #Battle of Okinawa; #Japanese Instrument of Surrender; #plane guard; #Dwight D. Eisenhower; #Brazilian Navy; #Marshall Islands; #Naval Station Bremerton; #anti-submarine; #Aircraft carrier; #Battle of Angaur; #Japan; #anti-aircraft; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #Ulithi Atoll; #Fast Carrier Task Force; #radar picket; #Iwo Jima; #Battle of Okinawa; #plane guard; #Dwight D. Eisenhower; #anti-aircraft warfare; #Brazilian Navy; #battle star; #World War II; #Korean War; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Wisconsin-related ships; #Category:Pará-class destroyers (1959)
 * USS Cushing (DD-985); #William B. Cushing; #Spruance class destroyer; #RIM-116 Rolling Airframe Missile; #William Barker Cushing; #United States Navy; #Japan; #Destroyer Squadron 31; #Destroyer Squadron 5; #Japan; #Destroyer Squadron 15; #Southeast Asia; #Indonesia; #Malaysia; #Republic of Korea; #torpedo; #Foal Eagle; #Chief of Naval Operations; #Japan; #List of United States Navy destroyers; #Category:Spruance-class destroyers; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Wisconsin-related ships; #Category:1978 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Cushing (TB-1); #William B. Cushing; #Herreshoff Manufacturing Company; #Torpedo boat; #Thornycroft; #torpedo tube; #torpedo boat; #United States Navy; #Spanish-American War; #William B. Cushing; #Herreshoff Manufacturing Company; #Squadron of Evolution; #Naval Torpedo Station; #Naval Review Fleet; #cruiser; #Whitehead torpedo; #North Atlantic Fleet; #Florida Straits; #John Everetts; #Daniel Atkins; #Medal of Honor; #Cays; #Piedras Cay; #schooner; #Category:Torpedo boats of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Wisconsin-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Rhode Island; #Category:1890 ships
 * USS Cusk (SS-348); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #KGW-1 Loon; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Groton, Conn.; #guided missile; #Republic-Ford JB-2; #V-1 flying bomb; #cruise missile; #ballistic missile; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Fleet Snorkel; #Pearl Harbor; #Secretary of Defense; #Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard; #Naval Register; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1945 ships
 * USS Custer (APA-40); #U.S. Navy; #battle star; #World War II; #Combustion Engineering; #LCVP; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #battle stars; #Pearl Harbor; #Task Force; #Marshall Islands; #Eniwetok; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Leyte; #Huon Gulf; #Tarraguna; #occupation of Japan; #World War II; #Subic Bay; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Service; #Philippines Liberation Medal; #Category:Bayfield-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Colorado-related ships; #Category:Custer County, Colorado; #Category:United States Navy Idaho-related ships; #Category:Custer County, Idaho; #Category:United States Navy Montana-related ships; #Category:Custer County, Montana; #Category:United States Navy Nebraska-related ships; #Category:Custer County, Nebraska; #Category:United States Navy Oklahoma-related ships; #Category:Custer County, Oklahoma; #Category:United States Navy South Dakota-related ships; #Category:Custer County, South Dakota
 * USS Cutlass (SS-478); #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #United States Naval Institute; #Taiwan (Republic of China); #submarine; #United States Naval Institute; #torpedo tube; #submarine; #United States Navy; #cutlassfish; #United States; #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #Pearl Harbor; #Navy Day; #Panama Canal Zone; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #livability; #North Africa; #Gibraltar; #destroyer; #NATO; #Korsor; #Pakistani Navy; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #Naval Vessel Register; #Republic of China Navy; #sea lion; #Category:Tench-class submarines; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Tench-class submarines of the Republic of China Navy; #Category:Hai Shih-class submarines; #Category:Active submarines of the Republic of China
 * USS Cuttlefish; #submarine; #United States Navy; #cuttlefish; #squid; #World War II; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Cuttlefish (SS-171); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #Exide; #Electro Dynamic; #ballast tank; #torpedo tube; #torpedo; #V-boat; #United States Navy; #cuttlefish; #Lieutenant Commander; #torpedo; #Coco Solo; #Pearl Harbor; #Samoan Islands; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #destroyer; #bomb; #Battle of Midway; #depth charge; #Submarine School; #battle stars; #World War II; #Category:Cachalot-class submarines; #Category:V-boats; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1933 ships; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States
 * USS Cuttyhunk Island (AG-75); #New England Shipbuilding Corporation; #Newburg, New York; #miscellaneous auxiliary; #gun mount; #miscellaneous auxiliary; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #New England Shipbuilding Corporation; #Newburg, New York; #USNR; #Category:Basilan-class auxiliary ships; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Massachusetts-related ships; #Category:Liberty ships
 * USS Cuyahoga (AG-26); #United States Coast Guard; #United States Navy; #Presidential yacht; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:United States Navy Ohio-related ships; #Category:Ships of the United States Coast Guard; #Category:1927 ships; #Category:Tenders of the United States Navy
 * USS Cuyama (AO-3); #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Pearl Harbor; #Port Arthur, Tex.; #United Kingdom; #San Pedro, Calif.; #Seattle, Wash.; #Eniwetok; #Tokashiki Shima; #Ulithi; #Japan; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Kanawha-class fleet replenishment oilers; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1916 ships; #Category:World War I tankers of the United States; #Category:World War II tankers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy California-related ships
 * USS Cyane; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Cyane (1815); #United Kingdom; #United States; #sixth-rate; #carronade; #Royal Navy; #sixth-rate; #Thomas Staines; #privateer; #Napoleon; #gunboat; #prize court; #Africa Squadron; #Brazil Station; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Capture of Cyane; #Category:Sailing frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:1806 ships
 * USS Cyane (1837); #Boston Navy Yard; #Sloop-of-war; #sloop-of-war; #United States Navy; #Mexican-American War; #Boston Navy Yard; #John Percival; #Pacific Squadron; #William Mervine; #John D. Sloat; #John C. Frémont; #California Battalion; #Samuel Francis Du Pont; #Fort Guijarros; #siege; #Guaymas; #San José del Cabo; #Home Squadron; #Aspinwall; #San Juan del Norte; #Isthmus of Darien; #privateer; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy; #Category:Mexican–American War ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1837 ships; #Category:History of San Diego, California
 * USS Cybele (AKS-10); #gun mount; #general stores issue ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Delta Shipbuilding; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #Pearl Harbor; #China Service Medal; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Service Medal; #Philippines Liberation Medal; #Category:Liberty ships; #Category:Acubens-class general stores issue ships; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Cyclone (PC-1); #Bollinger Shipyards; #United States Coast Guard; #Mariano Álvarez; #Mk96; #FIM-92 Stinger; #Bollinger Shipyards; #Mk38; #Mk 19 grenade launcher; #Mk38; #Mk96; #United States Coast Guard; #Medium Endurance Cutter; #Philippine Navy; #Category:Cyclone-class patrol ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Philippine Navy; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:1992 ships
 * USS Cyclops; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Cyclops (AC-4); #Cyclops; #United States Navy; #Cyclops; #Bermuda Triangle; #United States Navy; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #George Worley; #American entry into World War I; #Saint-Nazaire; #Barbados; #molasses; #Bermuda Triangle; #Franklin D. Roosevelt; #Herbert Lewis Hardwick; #Office of Naval Intelligence; #Sandstedt; #William Bligh; #United States Navy; #ore; #Clive Cussler; #Scooby-Doo! Pirates Ahoy!; #Dark Void; #Unexplained disappearances; #Category:1910 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1918; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:Bermuda Triangle; #Category:Missing ships; #Category:Proteus-class colliers; #Category:Colliers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Cygnus (AF-23); #gun mounts; #cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Tongatapu; #Napier, New Zealand; #Pearl Harbor; #War Shipping Administration; #Category:Mersey-built ships; #Category:1925 ships; #Category:Stores ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Cymophane (PYc-26); #dual purpose gun; #patrol yacht; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock; #Lieutenant; #USNR; #motor minesweepers; #3rd Naval District; #5th Naval District; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #submarine; #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:World War II naval ships of the United States; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:1926 ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Cyrene (AGP-13); #Pusey and Jones; #Motor torpedo boat tender; #5"/38 caliber gun; #motor torpedo boat tender; #United States Navy; #Pusey and Jones; #flagship; #7th Fleet; #War Shipping Administration; #Don Rickles; #Category:Type C1-A ships; #Category:Ships built in Delaware; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Motor torpedo boat tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Cythera; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Cythera (PY-26); #William L. Harkness; #World War I; #World War II; #William L. Harkness; #Gibraltar; #William L. Harkness; #U-boat; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Scotland; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Carolina coast; #Category:1906 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1942; #Category:Ships sunk by German submarines in World War II
 * USS D-1 (SS-17); #submarine; #torpedo tube; #United States Navy; #narwhal; #Lieutenant; #Block Island Sound; #torpedo; #World War I; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #New York World; #Category:United States D-class submarines; #Category:World War I submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1909 ships
 * USS D-2 (SS-18); #submarine; #torpedo tube; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Arctic grayling; #Lieutenant; #torpedo; #World War I; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Category:United States D-class submarines; #Category:World War I submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1909 ships
 * USS D-3 (SS-19); #submarine; #torpedo tube; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant; #Washington, DC; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Category:United States D-class submarines; #Category:World War I submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1910 ships
 * USS Dace; #Gato class submarine; #Italian Navy; #Thresher/Permit class submarine; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Dace (SS-247); #United States Naval Institute; #GUPPY; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Joseph F. Enright; #Pearl Harbor; #torpedo; #Langemak Bay; #depth charge; #Sarangani Bay; #Mios Woendi; #Navy Unit Commendation; #destroyer; #Palau Gambir; #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #modernization; #Marina Militare; #Military Assistance Program; #Marina Militare Italiana; #Naval Vessel Register; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Category:Gato-class submarines; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Gato-class submarines of the Italian Navy
 * USS Dace (SSN-607); #Ship-Submarine Recycling Program; #S5W reactor; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Betty Ford; #President of the United States; #Naval Vessel Register; #Admiral; #Kinnaird R. McKee; #USN; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:Permit-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:1962 ships
 * USS Dacotah (1859); #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Sloop-of-war; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #gunship; #Union blockade; #Confederate States of America; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #East Indian Squadron; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #David Farragut; #James River Flotilla; #Harden's Bluff, Virginia; #Day's Point, Virginia; #privateer; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Boston Navy Yard; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Funchal; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #American Civil War; #Union Navy; #Confederate States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1859 ships; #Category:Ships built in Portsmouth, Virginia
 * USS Dade (APA-99); #battle star; #Foster Wheeler; #LCVP; #US Navy; #Todd-Hoboken Yards; #Ulithi; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Indochina; #battle star; #Category:Bayfield-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Florida-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Georgia-related ships; #Category:Dade County, Georgia; #Category:United States Navy Missouri-related ships; #Category:Dade County, Missouri; #Category:Miami-Dade County, Florida
 * USS Daedalus (ARL-35); #landing craft; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Daedalus; #Minos; #Kokalos; #Mykenai; #Seneca, Illinois; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Achelous-class repair ships; #Category:Achelous-class repair ships converted from LST-542-class ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Illinois; #Category:1945 ships
 * USS Daffodil (1862); #United States Navy; #Keyport, New Jersey; #New York Navy Yard; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Samuel Francis Du Pont; #Fort Sumter; #Pocotaligo, South Carolina; #American Civil War; #North Atlantic Squadron; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy
 * USS Dahlgren; #United States Navy; #John A. Dahlgren; #torpedo boat; #destroyer; #World War II; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Dahlgren (DD-187); #John A. Dahlgren; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Rear Admiral; #John A. Dahlgren; #Commander; #Panama Canal Zone; #Presidential Fleet Review; #seaplane; #cruiser; #Fleet Sonar School; #submarine; #Solomons Island, Maryland; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Dahlgren (DDG-43); #John A. Dahlgren; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #guided missile destroyer; #Mark 46 torpedo; #ASROC; #Harpoon missile; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #John Adolphus Dahlgren; #James River Reserve Fleet; #Category:Farragut-class destroyers (1958); #Category:1960 ships
 * USS Dahlgren (TB-9); #Rear Admiral; #John A. Dahlgren; #Bath, ME; #Normand boiler; #Atlantic Torpedo Fleet; #Portsmouth, N.H.; #station ship; #New York Navy Yard; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Category:Torpedo boats of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1899 ships
 * USS Dahlia (1862); #Red River campaign; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #United States Army; #Mississippi River Squadron; #David Dixon Porter; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Confederate States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Missouri; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1862 ships
 * USS Dahlonega (YTB-770); #Mobile Ship Repair; #United States Navy; #Mobile Ship Repair; #5th Naval District; #Navy List; #Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service; #Category:Natick-class large harbor tugs; #Category:Ships built in Alabama; #Category:1964 ships
 * USS Dai Ching (1863); #United States Navy; #New York Navy Yard; #privateer; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #schooner; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:1863 ships; #Category:Shipwrecks of the American Civil War; #Category:Shipwrecks in rivers
 * USS Daiquiri (SP-1285); #World War I; #1st Naval District; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #patrol craft; #1st Naval District; #1st Naval District; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Rhode Island; #Category:United States Navy Maine-related ships; #Category:1917 ships
 * USS Daisy; #United States Navy; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #lighthouse tender; #Lighthouse Service; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Daisy (1850); #American Civil War; #United States; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Union Navy; #commanding officer; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Illinois; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1850 ships
 * USS Daisy Archer (ID-1283); #Patrol boat; #United States Navy; #patrol boat; #Conservation Commission of Maryland; #5th Naval District; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Motorboats of the United States Navy
 * USS Dale; #sloop-of-war; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Dale (1839); #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Sloop-of-war; #sloop-of-war; #United States Navy; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #John Gwinn; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Mexican-American War; #Guaymas; #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #schooner; #United States Naval Academy; #Washington Navy Yard; #Joseph H. Davis; #Medal of Honor; #Maryland Naval Militia; #United States Coast Guard; #United States Army Center of Military History; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:Mexican–American War ships of the United States; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:1839 ships
 * USS Dale (DD-290); #Richard Dale; #Squantum Victory Yard; #cargo ship; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Richard Dale; #U.S. Atlantic Fleet; #Fleet Admiral; #William F. Halsey, Jr.; #Gibraltar; #Scouting Fleet; #Panama Canal Zone; #Southwest Pacific Area; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:Ships sunk by aircraft; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1919 ships; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean
 * USS Dale (DD-353); #Richard Dale; #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Richard Dale; #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #W. A. Corn; #Dry Tortugas; #Salamaua-Lae; #Mare Island; #Battle of Midway; #Viti Levu; #Guadalcanal; #Amchitka; #Battle of the Komandorski Islands; #Buldir Island; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Satawan; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Bremerton Navy Yard; #battle star; #Category:Farragut-class destroyers (1934); #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1935 ships; #Category:Ships present during the attack on Pearl Harbor; #Category:Ships of the Aleutian Islands Campaign
 * USS Dale (DD-4); #William R. Trigg Company; #torpedo tube; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #William R. Trigg Company; #Lieutenant; #Harry E. Yarnell; #First Torpedo Flotilla; #Asiatic Station; #Asiatic Fleet; #Japan; #torpedo; #United States; #World War I; #Gibraltar; #Category:Bainbridge-class destroyers; #Category:World War I destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Virginia; #Category:1900 ships
 * USS Dale (DLG-19); #Leahy class cruiser; #Foster Wheeler; #United States Navy; #Leahy class cruiser; #Richard Dale; #Vietnam War; #Naval Tactical Data System; #Yom Kippur War; #Bicentennial Naval Review; #Charleston Naval Shipyard; #Villefranche-sur-Mer; #New Threat Upgrade; #Operation Desert Storm; #Naval Station Mayport; #Category:Leahy-class cruisers; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1962 ships; #Category:Cold War cruisers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War cruisers of the United States
 * USS Dale W. Peterson (DE-337); #Dale William Peterson; #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #Dale William Peterson; #Navy Cross; #bomber; #Battle of the Coral Sea; #N. F. Peterson; #Lieutenant Commander; #A. A. Hero; #United Kingdom; #Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; #Japan; #out of commission, in reserve; #Navy list; #USS Peterson; #Albert Bigelow; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States
 * USS Dallas; #United States Navy; #World War II; #heavy cruiser; #MV Dallas City; #Morgan Line; #Macheca Line; #US Coast Guard; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Dallas (DD-199); #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Lieutenant; #flagship; #Panama Canal Zone; #Buenaventura, Colombia; #Northern Ireland; #North Africa; #French Morocco; #Navy Cross; #Gibraltar; #Amphibious Battle of Gela; #cruiser; #battle star; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Pennsylvania-related ships; #Category:1919 ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Dallas (SSN-700); #Dry Deck Shelter; #submarine; #attack submarine; #United States Navy; #William P. Clements, Jr.; #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #Dry Deck Shelter; #Swimmer Delivery Vehicle; #special forces; #Andros Island; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Battle Efficiency E; #Battenberg Cup; #WikiProject Military history/Style guide; #The Hunt for Red October; #Patuxent, Maryland; #graving dock; #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #Small Victories; #Category:Los Angeles-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Texas-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1979 ships; #Category:Active submarines of the United States
 * USS Daly (DD-519); #Daniel Daly; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Daniel Daly; #Medal of Honor; #Pearl Harbor; #landing craft; #depth charge; #Cape Sudest; #Saidor; #Los Negros; #Seeadler Harbor; #Sawar; #Tanamerah; #Toem; #Mios Woendi; #Cape Sansapor; #Battle of Surigao Strait; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #Iwo Jima; #kamikaze; #Japan; #submarine; #prisoner-of-war; #Union of South Africa; #NATO; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Korean War; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Damato (DD-871); #Anthony P. Damato; #Tipu Sultan; #Mark 37 Gun Fire Control System; #torpedo tubes; #United States Navy; #Anthony P. Damato; #battle of Eniwetok; #Marshall Islands; #Medal of Honor; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Pakistan Navy; #Category:Alamgir-class destroyers
 * USS Damon Cummings; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Damon Cummings (DE-756); #Lieutenant Commander; #Damon M. Cummings; #U.S. Navy; #Navy Cross; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Illinois-related ships
 * USS Damon M. Cummings (DE-643); #Lieutenant Commander; #Damon M. Cummings; #U.S. Navy; #Navy Cross; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #K-gun; #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant Commander; #Damon M. Cummings; #Naval Battle of Guadalcanal; #Eniwetok; #Port Purvis; #Ulithi; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Dan Smith (1861); #schooner; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #New York Navy Yard; #Mortar Flotilla; #Fort St. Philip; #Potomac Flotilla; #Washington Navy Yard; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Fort Wagner; #Fort Gregg; #Union Army; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy
 * USS Dana; #United States Navy; #schooner; #3d Naval District; #World War I; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Dandelion (1862); #howitzers; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #U.S. state of Georgia; #Fort McAllister; #Fort Wagner; #United States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:1862 ships
 * USS Dane (APA-238); #Operation Magic Carpet; #Oregon Shipbuilding; #attack transport; #Joshua Hendy; #LCVP; #LCPU; #US Navy; #World War II; #Oregon Shipbuilding; #Operation Magic Carpet; #Category:Haskell-class attack transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1945 ships
 * USS Daniel (DE-335); #Hugh Spencer Daniel; #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Marine Corps Reserve; #Santa Cruz Island; #Navy Cross; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Daniel A. Joy (DE-585); #Daniel A. Joy; #battle stars; #Lieutenant; #Leyte; #Liange Bay; #12th Naval District; #training vessel; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #flagship; #9th Naval District; #North American Smelting Corporation; #battle stars; #Pharmacist’s Mate; #Guadalcanal; #Navy Cross; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #service star; #European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #service star; #Category:Rudderow-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Daniel Boone (SSBN-629); #Daniel Boone; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #James H. Wakelin, Jr.; #Ship-Submarine Recycling Program; #S5W reactor; #torpedo tube; #torpedo; #ballistic missile submarine; #United States Navy; #Daniel Boone; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #James H. Wakelin, Jr.; #Assistant Secretary of the Navy; #Commander; #Lieutenant Commander; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:James Madison-class submarines; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:United States submarine accidents; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1987; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1963 ships
 * USS Daniel Inouye; #Daniel Inouye; #vertical launch system; #BGM-109 Tomahawk; #RUM-139 VL-Asroc; #Phalanx CIWS; #SH-60 Sea Hawk; #United States Navy; #Sen. Daniel Inouye; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Arleigh Burke-class destroyers
 * USS Daniel Inouye (DDG-118); #Daniel Inouye; #vertical launch system; #BGM-109 Tomahawk; #RUM-139 VL-Asroc; #Phalanx CIWS; #SH-60 Sea Hawk; #United States Navy; #Sen. Daniel Inouye; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Arleigh Burke-class destroyers
 * USS Daniel T. Griffin (DE-54); #Daniel T. Griffin; #Bethlehem Hingham Shipyard; #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #1.1"/75 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Daniel T. Griffin; #Japan; #French Morocco; #Northern Ireland; #Pearl Harbor; #Underwater Demolition Team; #Ulithi; #Hononhan; #destroyer; #Kure, Japan; #United States; #battle star; #World War II; #List of ship launches in 1943; #List of ship commissionings in 1943; #List of ship commissionings in 1966; #List of ship decommissionings in 1946; #List of ship decommissionings in 1995; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Charles Lawrence-class high speed transports; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts of the Chilean Navy
 * USS Daniel Webster (SSBN-626); #Daniel Webster; #Ballistic missile submarine; #S5W reactor; #BQS-4; #torpedo tube; #Mark 48 torpedo; #ballistic missile; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Daniel Webster; #Commander; #diving plane; #Royal Navy; #porpoising; #Naval Vessel Register; #Charleston Naval Shipyard; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:Lafayette-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:1963 ships
 * USS Dapdap (YFB-684); #United States Navy; #Japan; #Navy List; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Daraga (SP-43); #U.S. Navy; #Patrol boat; #United States Navy; #patrol boat; #USNRF; #2nd Naval District; #World War I; #1st Naval District; #World War I; #Patrol boat; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:1915 ships
 * USS Darby (DE-218); #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #1.1"/75 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #battleship; #Japan; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Commander; #United States Naval Reserve; #Guadalcanal; #Eniwetok; #Pearl Harbor; #Tanga Islands; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #flagship; #Escort Squadron 8; #anti-submarine; #Operation Mainbrace; #Rosyth, Scotland; #Kristiansand, Norway; #midshipmen; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Daring (AM-87); #Commercial Iron Works; #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #Commercial Iron Works; #submarine chaser; #Pearl Harbor; #antisubmarine; #Treasury Islands; #submarine chaser; #Ulithi; #Leyte; #Casiguran Bay; #Iwo Jima; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Adroit-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Darke (APA-159); #Battle star; #US Navy; #World War II; #Victory ship; #Oregon Shipbuilding Corp.; #Port Hueneme, California; #Iwo Jima; #5th Marines; #Ulithi; #Japan; #United States; #Hiro, Honshū; #Guadalcanal; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Union Minerals & Alloys Corporation; #battle star; #LCVP; #Category:Haskell-class attack transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Darlington (1862); #Union Army; #howitzer; #Union Navy; #prize court; #American Civil War; #Cumberland Sound; #ammunition; #howitzer; #armament; #Union Navy; #Union Army; #List of United States Navy ships; #American Civil War; #Union Navy; #Confederate States Navy; #List of schooners; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships of the United States Army; #Category:United States Navy South Carolina-related ships; #Category:Captured ships
 * USS Dart (1861); #howitzer; #schooner; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #howitzer; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:Tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Dart (YFB-308); #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Category:Ferries of the United States Navy
 * USS Darter; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Darter (SS-227); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #depth charge; #Mios Woendi; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Navy Cross; #Palawan Passage; #cruiser; #Battle of Surigao Strait; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #heavy cruiser; #Bombay Shoal; #destroyer; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Category:Gato-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:United States submarine accidents; #Category:Lost submarines of the United States; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the South China Sea; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Philippines; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1944
 * USS Darter (SS-576); #Submarine; #torpedo tube; #submarine; #United States Navy; #darter (fish); #perch; #NATO; #antisubmarine warfare; #Naval Vessel Register; #Pearl Harbor; #Category:Submarines of the United States Navy; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:United States submarine accidents; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1978; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1985; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1956 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:Shipwrecks of Hawaii
 * USS Dash; #U.S. Navy; #Commercial Iron Works; #Astoria Marine Construction; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Dash (AM-428); #Waukasha Motors; #United States Navy; #Astoria Marine Construction; #Huntington, California; #Category:Agile-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1952 ships; #Category:Cold War minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Dash (AM-88); #Commercial Iron Works; #War Assets Administration; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Adroit class minesweeper; #United States Navy; #Commercial Iron Works; #submarine chaser; #Pearl Harbor; #War Assets Administration; #Pearl Harbor; #anti-submarine; #Guadalcanal; #submarine chaser; #Pearl Harbor; #War Assets Administration; #Category:Adroit-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Dashiell (DD-659); #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Robert B. Dashiell; #Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co.; #Pearl Harbor; #Fast Carrier Task Force; #Wake Island; #Guadalcanal; #Port Purvis; #kamikaze; #flagship; #Ulithi; #Japan; #radar picket; #North Atlantic Treaty Organization; #Taiwan Straits; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Dauntless; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Horace Dodge; #Dodge Brothers; #World War II; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Dauntless (SP-1002); #boat house; #Essex, Connecticut; #United States Navy; #Essex, Connecticut; #Patrol vessel; #patrol vessel; #Essex, Connecticut; #section patrol; #World War I; #2nd Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1917 ships
 * USS Dauphin (APA-97); #battle star; #World War II; #attack transport; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #attack transport; #US Navy; #World War II; #Bethlehem Sparrows Point Shipyard; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #Hagushi Beach; #Batangas Bay; #Japan; #Operation Magic Carpet; #San Pedro Bay, Leyte; #War Shipping Administration; #battle star; #World War II; #Stevens Institute of Technology; #Category:Windsor-class attack transports; #Category:Type C3-S-A3 ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Pennsylvania-related ships; #Category:Ships of American Export-Isbrandtsen Lines
 * USS Davenport (PF-69); #3"/50 caliber gun; #anti-submarine mortar; #Y-gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Leathem D. Smith Shipbuilding Company; #Commander; #USCG; #anti-submarine; #Mers El Kébir; #weather balloon; #Boston Navy Yard; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:United States Navy Iowa-related ships; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Weather ships
 * USS Davey (WYT-81); #United States Coast Guard; #Patrol boat; #Pilot Town, Louisiana; #World War I; #United States Coast Guard; #Category:Ships of the United States Coast Guard; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Delaware; #Category:1908 ships
 * USS David R. Ray (DD-971); #Spruance class destroyer; #RIM-116 Rolling Airframe Missile; #SH-2F; #SH-60; #Medal of Honor; #James R. Sasser; #NATO; #Pearl Harbor; #Saam class frigate; #Vertical Launch System; #BGM-109 Tomahawk; #ASROC; #Fleet Week; #Long Beach Naval Shipyard; #New Carissa; #Puerto Vallarta; #RIMPAC; #USS Lake Erie (CG-70); #List of United States Navy destroyers; #Category:Spruance-class destroyers; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Tennessee-related ships; #Category:1975 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS David W. Taylor (DD-551); #David W. Taylor; #Gulf Shipbuilding Corporation; #Fletcher class destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #David W. Taylor; #Gulf Shipbuilding Corporation; #Pearl Harbor; #Marshall Islands; #fleet oiler; #submarine; #fast carrier task force; #Ulithi; #Bonins; #underwater explosion; #Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard; #Emidj; #Takasu; #Wakanoura Wan; #battle star; #World War II; #Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships; #Naval Historical Command; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Alabama; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Spanish Navy; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the Spanish Navy
 * USS Davidson (FF-1045); #Avondale Shipyards; #destroyer escort; #frigate; #United States Navy; #Lyal A. Davidson; #Vietnam War; #Brazilian Navy; #Category:Garcia-class frigates; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:1964 ships; #Category:Cold War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Garcia-class frigates of the Brazilian Navy; #Category:Shipwrecks
 * USS Daviess County (LST-692); #battle star; #LCVP; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #European Theater; #Korean War; #Naval Vessel Register; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #Philippine Navy; #battle star; #List of United States Navy LSTs; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Philippine Navy; #Category:Ships built in Indiana; #Category:United States Navy Kentucky-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Missouri-related ships; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Davis; #United States Navy; #torpedo boat; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Davis (DD-395); #Charles Henry Davis; #Somers class destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Charles Henry Davis; #Neutrality Patrol; #World War II; #Baie de la Seine; #invasion of Normandy; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Somers-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1938 ships
 * USS Davis (DD-65); #Rear Admiral; #Charles Henry Davis; #torpedo tube; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Rear Admiral; #Charles Henry Davis; #United States Coast Guard; #Lieutenant Commander; #United States; #World War I; #American Expeditionary Force; #Woodrow Wilson; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Rum Patrol; #Category:Sampson-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:World War I destroyers of the United States; #Category:1916 ships
 * USS Davis (DD-937); #George Fleming Davis; #Forrest Sherman class destroyer; #George Fleming Davis; #Medal of Honor; #Forrest Sherman class destroyer; #United States Navy; #Naval Vessel Register; #List of United States Navy destroyers; #Category:Forrest Sherman-class destroyers; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1956 ships
 * USS Davis (TB-12); #Rear Admiral; #Charles Henry Davis; #Wolff & Zwicker; #Portland, OR; #Thornycroft; #Wolff and Zwicker; #Portland, Oreg.; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Pacific Torpedo Fleet; #Secretary of the Navy; #Magdalena Bay, Mexico; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Category:Torpedo boats of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1898 ships
 * USS Davis K. Philips (SP-978); #Patrol boat; #harbor tug; #World War I; #5th Naval District; #Navy List; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1877 ships
 * USS Davison (DD-618); #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #destroyer; #Lieutenant Commander; #Gregory C. Davison; #torpedo boat; #Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co.; #French Morocco; #North Africa; #Northern Ireland; #torpedo; #high-speed minesweeper; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Marshall Islands; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Gleaves-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Dawn; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Dawn (1857); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #New York Navy Yard; #Potomac Flotilla; #Washington Navy Yard; #New York Navy Yard; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Fort McAllister; #blockade runner; #privateer; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Edward A. Wild; #Fitzhugh Lee; #Fort Pocahontas; #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #Boston Navy Yard; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:1857 ships
 * USS Dawn (IX-186); #Naval Station Norfolk; #Moore Shipbuilding Company; #War Shipping Administration; #knot; #antiaircraft gun; #United States Navy; #Moore Shipbuilding Company; #World War II; #War Shipping Administration; #Lieutenant Commander; #Leyte; #ghost fleet; #Category:Ships built in Oakland, California; #Category:1920 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Unique oilers and tankers of the United States Navy
 * USS Dawn (SP-26); #U.S. Navy; #Hehre and Aker; #United States Navy; #Hehre and Aker; #World War I; #electric power; #machine shop; #2nd Naval District; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1914 ships
 * USS Dawn (SP-37); #F.C. Adams Shipbuilding Company; #Booth Bay, Maine; #Patrol vessel; #patrol boat; #United States Navy; #F.C. Adams Shipbuilding Company; #Booth Bay, Maine; #World War I; #section patrol; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1916 ships
 * USS Dawson (APA-79); #attack transport; #US Navy; #World War II; #Japan; #Operation Crossroads; #Marshall Islands; #Category:Gilliam-class attack transports; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Dawson County, Georgia; #Category:Dawson County, Montana; #Category:Dawson County, Nebraska; #Category:Dawson County, Texas; #Category:United States Navy Georgia-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Montana-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Nebraska-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Texas-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Day (DE-225); #Chief Petty Officer; #Francis Daniel Day; #battle star; #World War II; #Destroyer escort; #torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Sansapor; #Japan; #Subic Bay; #Balabac Island; #Ulithi; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #List of destroyer escorts of the United States Navy; #Category:Rudderow-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean
 * USS Daylight (1859); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #New York Navy Yard; #Fort Macon; #Fort Fisher; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Fort Monroe; #New York Navy Yard; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:1859 ships
 * USS Dayton; #United States Navy; #light cruiser; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Dayton (CL-105); #Curtiss; #SO3C Seamew; #light cruiser; #United States Navy; #Dayton Ohio; #war bonds; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #U.S. Atlantic Fleet; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Cleveland-class cruisers; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II cruisers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Ohio-related ships
 * USS DeKalb (ID-3010); #German Empire; #Eitel Frederick von Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen; #North German Lloyd; #Kaiserliche Marine; #Bremen; #Stettin, Germany; #Goldmark; #Auxiliary cruiser; #Johann de Kalb; #United States Navy; #United American Lines; #Troop ship; #SS Prinz Eitel Friedrich (1904); #troop ship; #North German Lloyd; #SS Prinz Eitel Friedrich (1904); #auxiliary cruiser; #Maximilian von Spee; #schooner; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Johann de Kalb; #Cruiser and Transport Force; #United American Lines; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Stettin; #Category:Ships of Norddeutscher Lloyd; #Category:1904 ships
 * USS DeKalb County (LST-715); #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #battle star; #battle star; #LCVP; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Iwo Jima; #Manicani Island; #United States Army; #Naval Vessel Register; #Korean War; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #Wolmi-Do Island; #Wolmi-Do; #Iwo Jima; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Indiana; #Category:United States Navy Alabama-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Georgia-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Illinois-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Indiana-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Missouri-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Tennessee-related ships; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS DeLong; #torpedo boat; #destroyer; #destroyer escort; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS DeLong (DD-129); #George W. DeLong; #Wickes class destroyer; #torpedo; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #George W. DeLong; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:Shipwrecks of the California coast
 * USS DeLong (DE-684); #Weldon Fader DeLong; #Weldon Fader DeLong; #Navy Cross; #Guadalcanal; #World War II; #3d Naval District; #Navy Expeditionary Medal; #American Campaign Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #service star; #Category:Rudderow-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS DeLong (TB-28); #Lieutenant Commander; #George W. DeLong; #George Lawley & Son; #South Boston, MA; #torpedo boat; #Normand boiler; #United States Navy; #torpedo boat; #George Lawley & Son; #Lieutenant Commander; #World War I; #George Lawley & Son; #Category:Torpedo boats of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1900 ships
 * USS De Grasse; #United States Navy; #Comte de Grasse; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS De Grasse (AK-223); #François Joseph Paul de Grasse; #liberty ship; #Nathaniel J. Wyeth; #Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation; #battle star; #Nathaniel J. Wyeth; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Admiral; #François Joseph Paul de Grasse; #liberty ship; #Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation; #United Engineering Company; #Lieutenant Commander; #Port Hueneme, California; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Ie Shima; #Operation Magic Carpet; #War Shipping Administration; #battle stars; #Category:Crater-class cargo ships; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Freighters; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:Liberty ships; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS De Grasse (ID-1217); #Admiral; #Comte de Grasse; #George Lawley and Son Corporation; #Patrol vessel; #machine gun; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #George Lawley and Sons; #World War I; #Naval Registry Identification Number; #Commandant; #1st Naval District; #Boston Navy Yard; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:Steam yachts; #Category:1918 ships
 * USS De Haven; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS De Haven (DD-469); #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant; #Edwin J. De Haven; #World War II; #Commander; #Charles E. Tolman; #Tongatapu; #Guadalcanal; #Tokyo Express; #seaplane tender; #landing craft; #Operation Ke; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Shipwrecks in Ironbottom Sound; #Category:United States Navy Pennsylvania-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships sunk by aircraft
 * USS De Haven (DD-727); #Edwin De Haven; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant; #Edwin J. De Haven; #Mexican-American War; #Commander; #J. B. Dimmick; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Chongjin; #Songjin; #No Gun Ri Massacre; #DESOTO patrol; #U.S. Seventh Fleet; #Chicom; #Gulf of Tonkin incident; #Pueblo incident; #Republic of Korea Navy; #battle star; #Category:Allen M. Sumner-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Pennsylvania-related ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Republic of Korea Navy
 * USS De Lesseps (1918); #Ferdinand de Lesseps; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Ferdinand de Lesseps; #Panama Canal Company; #15th Naval District; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:1918 ships
 * USS De Soto; #U.S. Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS De Soto (1859); #carte de visite; #Hernando De Soto; #U.S. Navy; #Lawrence & Foulks; #vertical beam; #Parrott rifle; #smoothbore; #U.S. Navy; #gunboat; #American Civil War; #blockade runner; #Lawrence & Foulks; #Hernando De Soto; #conquistador; #vertical beam; #Morgan Iron Works; #blockade runner; #Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships; #smokestack; #Sierra Morena, Cuba; #New York Navy Yard; #Parrott rifle; #Fort Pickens, Florida; #Gulf Blockading Squadron; #blockade runners; #Barataria Bay; #schooner; #Isles Dernières; #gunpowder; #nitrate; #percussion caps; #Bayou Lafourche; #David G. Farragut; #sloop-of-war; #Barataria, Louisiana; #blockade; #Sabine Pass; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #smoothbore; #Eastern Gulf Blockading Squadron; #Tampa Bay; #rosin; #blockade runner; #Royal Navy; #Charles S. Boggs; #Washington Navy Yard; #Charles S. Boggs; #guerrilla war; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #St. Thomas, Virgin Islands; #William H. Seward; #Danish West Indies; #molasses; #Category:1859 ships; #Category:Ships built by Lawrence & Foulks; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy
 * USS De Soto County (LST-1171); #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #battle star; #LCVP; #3"/50 Mark 22 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #United States; #Naval Vessel Register; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #battle star; #Vietnam War; #List of United States Navy LSTs; #De Soto Parish, Louisiana; #Argentine Navy; #Category:De Soto County-class tank landing ships; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:United States Navy Florida-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Mississippi-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Louisiana-related ships; #Category:1957 ships
 * USS De Wert (FFG-45); #Richard De Wert; #AN/SLQ-32; #frigate; #United States Navy; #Richard De Wert; #Medal of Honor; #Korean War; #United States Atlantic Fleet; #Task Force; #Destroyer Squadron 14; #Commander, Naval Surface Forces Atlantic; #Naval Station Mayport; #United States Navy; #Royal Fleet Auxiliary; #Category:1982 ships; #Category:Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigates of the United States Navy
 * USS Deal (AG-131); #U.S. Army; #Apra; #pirate radio station; #U.S. Army; #World War II; #U.S. Navy; #cargo ship; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #World War II; #Korean War; #U.S. Coast Guard; #Marshall Islands; #Pearl Harbor; #Palmyra Atoll; #Pearl Harbor; #U.S. 7th Fleet; #Commander, Service Squadron; #Japan; #United States; #menhaden; #menhaden; #Swinging Radio England; #Category:Ships of the United States Army; #Category:Design 381 coastal freighters; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Camano-class cargo ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Maryland-related ships
 * USS Dealey (DE-1006); #Commander; #Samuel David Dealey; #De Laval; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Mark 46 torpedo; #lead ship; #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #Medal of Honor; #commanding officer; #World War II; #submarine; #Naval Station Newport; #Fleet Sonar School; #North Atlantic Treaty Organization; #flagship; #Escort Squadron 10; #aircraft carrier; #United States Sixth Fleet; #Lebanon crisis; #Guantanamo Bay Naval Base; #Ecuador; #Northern Ireland; #New York Naval Shipyard; #Naval Vessel Register; #Uruguayan Navy; #Commander; #List of United States Navy destroyer escorts; #List of ship launches in 1953; #List of ship commissionings in 1954; #List of ship commissionings in 1972; #List of ship decommissionings in 1972; #List of ship decommissionings in 1991; #Category:Dealey-class destroyer escorts; #Category:United States Navy Texas-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1953 ships; #Category:Cold War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the National Navy of Uruguay; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1981
 * USS Dean II (SP-98); #World War I; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #patrol vessel; #submarine chaser; #patrol boat; #World War I; #3rd Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1915 ships
 * USS Deane; #United States Navy; #Continental Navy; #frigate; #destroyer escort; #Royal Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Deane (1778); #Silas Deane; #Frigate; #Samuel Nicholson; #Continental Navy; #frigate; #Silas Deane; #Samuel Nicholson; #Continental Navy; #Virginia Navy; #privateer; #sloop-of-war; #Category:Sailing frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Continental Navy; #Category:Ships built in France
 * USS Dearborn (PF-33); #3"/50 caliber gun; #anti-submarine mortar; #Y-gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Walter Butler Shipbuilding Company; #Lieutenant Commander; #USCG; #plane guard; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Michigan-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Decatur; #United States Navy; #Stephen Decatur; #sloop-of-war; #Self Defense Test Ship; #Arleigh Burke class destroyer; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Decatur (1839); #New York Navy Yard; #sloop-of-war; #United States Navy; #African slave trade; #Mexican-American War; #American Civil War; #Stephen Decatur; #New York Navy Yard; #Brazil Squadron; #African Squadron; #Pensacola Navy Yard; #Castle Juan de Uloa; #Mexican-American War; #Matthew C. Perry; #Tuxpan; #Tabasco; #African Squadron; #slave ship; #Home Squadron; #Pacific Squadron; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #List of sloops of war of the United States Navy; #List of sailing frigates of the United States Navy; #Bibliography of early American naval history; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Mexican–American War ships of the United States; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1839 ships
 * USS Decatur (DD-341); #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Stephen Decatur; #Lieutenant; #Neutrality patrol; #USS Card; #Secretary of the Navy; #Curtis D. Wilbur; #Franklin Delano Roosevelt; #Neutrality Patrol; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1921 ships
 * USS Decatur (DD-5); #Stephen Decatur; #William R. Trigg Company; #destroyer; #torpedo tube; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Stephen Decatur; #William R. Trigg Company; #M. D. Mayo; #Lieutenant; #Lloyd Horwitz Chandler; #Asiatic Station; #letter of reprimand; #Japan; #Gibraltar; #Category:Bainbridge-class destroyers; #Category:Philippine–American War ships of the United States; #Category:World War I destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, Virginia; #Category:1900 ships
 * USS Decatur (DD-936); #Stephen Decatur; #Forrest Sherman class destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Stephen Decatur; #guided missile destroyer; #Self Defense Test Ship; #aircraft carrier; #Boston Naval Shipyard; #Seventh Fleet; #Vietnam War; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Naval Vessel Register; #Self Defense Test Ship; #Self Defense Test Ship; #cruise missile; #List of United States Navy destroyers; #Category:Forrest Sherman-class destroyers; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1955 ships; #Category:Experimental ships
 * USS Decatur (DDG-73); #Stephen Decatur; #Arleigh Burke class destroyer; #SH-60 Sea Hawk; #Arleigh Burke class destroyer; #John M. Shalikashvili; #Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff; #Stephen Decatur; #Puerto Vallarta; #Tom McCall Waterfront Park; #Decatur Island; #Chinhae; #Philippine Navy; #Malaysia; #Manama; #Dili; #Pearl Harbor; #dhow; #al-Qaeda; #Aegis Ballistic Missile Defense System; #Shanti Sethi; #Carrier Strike Group Seven; #USS McCain; #Yongbyon; #Korean War; #USS Fitzgerald; #B-2 stealth bomber; #Category:Arleigh Burke-class destroyers; #Category:Active destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Illinois-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1996 ships; #Category:Carrier Strike Group Three
 * USS Decker (DE-47); #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Ernest Elden Decker; #Tachen Islands; #Evarts class destroyer escort; #dual purpose gun; #depth charge; #Evarts class destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #World War II; #submarines; #antisubmarine; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Lieutenant Commander; #North Africa; #French Morocco; #torpedo; #Republic of China Navy; #Taiping Island; #Motor Torpedo Boat; #Tachen Islands; #Combat Action Ribbon; #American Campaign Medal; #European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal; #service star; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Training ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts of the Republic of China Navy; #Category:Shipwrecks in the East China Sea
 * USS Decoy (1822); #United States Navy; #Lawrence Kearny; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:1822 ships
 * USS Deede (DE-263); #LeRoy Clifford Deede; #battle star; #dual purpose gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #LeRoy Clifford Deede; #Boston Navy Yard; #Pearl Harbor; #Tarawa; #Eniwetok; #task force; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Guadalcanal; #submarines; #Iwo Jima; #Ulithi; #hospital ship; #Hawaiian Sea Frontier; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Defender (MCM-2); #Pearl Harbor; #mine countermeasures ship; #propellers; #rudders; #machine guns; #grenade launchers; #mine countermeasures ship; #United States Navy; #Countermeasures; #Electronic system; #Sonar; #Radar; #Gyro compass; #Countermeasure; #Magnetic; #Minesweeping; #Oropesa; #Magnetometer; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Avenger-class mine countermeasures ships; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1987 ships; #Category:Active minehunters of the United States
 * USS Defense (AM-317); #General Engineering & Dry Dock Company; #battle stars; #Manuel Doblado; #Naval Institute Press; #3"/50 caliber gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #General Engineering and Dry Dock; #Lieutenant Commander; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Iwo Jima; #bombardment; #antisubmarine; #Korean War; #Chongjin; #Songjin; #Mexican Navy; #Category:Auk-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Alameda, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Korean War minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Valle-class patrol vessels; #Category:Active patrol vessels of Mexico
 * USS Defiance; #USS Defiant; #Defiance (disambiguation); #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Defiance (AMc-73); #machine guns; #coastal minesweeper; #U.S. Navy; #10th Naval District; #Category:Accentor-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:1941 ships
 * USS Defiance (ID-3327); #United States Navy; #World War I; #Southhampton, England; #Shipping Board; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:World War I cargo ships of the United States; #Category:Standard World War I ships; #Category:Steamships of the United States
 * USS Defiance (PG-95); #gunboat; #United States Navy; #Category:Asheville-class gunboats
 * USS Defiant (YT-804); #J.M. Martinac Shipbuilding Corp.; #z-drive; #United States Navy; #J.M. Martinac Shipbuilding Corp.; #Navy Region Northwest; #Category:Valiant-class tugboats; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:2010 ships
 * USS Deft (AM-216); #3"/50 caliber gun; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #Depth charge; #Battle star; #Admirable-class; #U.S. Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #Subic Bay; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Florida; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Deimos; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Deimos (AK-78); #liberty ship; #Permanente Metals Corporation; #battle star; #United States Navy; #World War II; #liberty ship; #Permanente Metals Corporation; #Lieutenant Commander; #Guadalcanal; #battle star; #Category:Crater-class cargo ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Solomon Sea; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean; #Category:Freighters; #Category:Liberty ships; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Dekanawida (YTB-334); #The Great Peacemaker; #United States Navy; #World War II; #US Army; #Mine planter; #14th Naval District; #Navy List; #Foss Maritime; #USS Barbican (ACM-5); #Category:Mine planters of the United States Army; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:1904 ships
 * USS Dekanawida (YTB-831); #United States Navy; #Great Peacemaker; #Naval Station Guantanamo Bay; #Category:Natick-class large harbor tugs; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1974 ships
 * USS Delaware; #frigate; #battleship; #Virginia class submarine; #Category:United States Navy ship names; #Category:United States Navy Delaware-related ships
 * USS Delaware (1776); #Warwick Coates; #Frigate; #United States Navy; #sailing frigate; #American Revolutionary War; #Warwick Coates; #Marine Committee; #John Hazelwood; #Royal Navy; #List of sailing frigates of the United States Navy; #List of ships captured in the 18th century; #Bibliography of early American naval history; #Category:Ships of the Continental Navy; #Category:Sailing frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:United States Navy Delaware-related ships; #Category:1776 ships; #Category:Captured ships
 * USS Delaware (1798); #United States Navy; #Quasi-War; #Stephen Decatur, Sr.; #Quasi-War; #privateer; #La Croyable; #Great Egg Harbor; #frigate; #sloop; #List of sailing frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:Quasi-War ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Delaware-related ships
 * USS Delaware (1820); #Norfolk Navy Yard; #carronade; #United States Navy; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #J. Downs; #flagship; #W. M. Crane; #Ned Myers; #Andrew Jackson; #D. T. Patterson; #Brazil Station; #United States Naval Academy; #Tecumseh; #Tamanend; #William Penn; #Howard Chapelle; #The History of the American Sailing Navy: the Ships and their Development; #Category:Ships of the line of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:United States Navy Delaware-related ships; #Category:1820 ships; #Category:Shipwrecks of the American Civil War; #Category:Ships built in Portsmouth, Virginia
 * USS Delaware (1861); #US Treasury Department; #Gunboat; #walking beam engine; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #Harlan & Hollingsworth; #Albemarle Sound; #Edenton; #Union Navy; #Lieutenant; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Hatteras Inlet; #Roanoke Island; #Rush Hawkins; #torpedoes; #Washington Navy Yard; #United States Revenue Cutter Service; #Louis McLane; #Category:Ships built in Delaware; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1861 ships
 * USS Delaware (BB-28); #torpedo tube; #Conning tower; #dreadnought; #battleship; #United States Navy; #lead ship; #World War I; #Grand Fleet; #Washington Naval Treaty; #triple-expansion engine; #gun turret; #casemate; #capital ship; #torpedo tube; #armored belt; #conning tower; #US Navy; #Naval Review; #William Howard Taft; #Secretary of the Navy; #George von Lengerke Meyer; #Mexican Revolution; #World War I; #Grand Fleet; #Scapa Flow; #destroyer; #U-boat; #High Seas Fleet; #minelayer; #North Sea mine barrage; #Armistice with Germany; #Boston Navy Yard; #Gibraltar; #Washington Naval Conference; #Washington Naval Treaty; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Naval Institute Press; #Category:Delaware-class battleships; #Category:1909 ships; #Category:World War I battleships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Delaware-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Delaware (SSN-791); #S9G reactor; #Category:Virginia-class submarines; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Delaware vs La Croyable; #single ship action; #Quasi-War; #Great Egg Harbor; #Quasi-War; #Stephen Decatur, Sr.; #sloop-of-war; #schooner; #single ship action; #schooner; #La Croyable; #sloop-of-war; #United States Navy; #Stephen Decatur, Sr.; #brandy; #Great Egg Harbor Bay; #American Revolutionary War; #Fort Mifflin; #Quasi-War; #William Bainbridge; #Category:Naval battles of the Quasi-War; #Category:1798 in the United States; #Category:Conflicts in 1798; #Category:1798 in France; #Category:Quasi-War
 * USS Delbert D. Black; #Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy; #Delbert Black; #vertical launch system; #BGM-109 Tomahawk; #RUM-139 VL-Asroc; #Phalanx CIWS; #SH-60 Sea Hawk; #United States Navy; #Delbert Black; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Arleigh Burke-class destroyers
 * USS Delbert D. Black (DDG-119); #Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy; #Delbert Black; #vertical launch system; #BGM-109 Tomahawk; #RUM-139 VL-Asroc; #Phalanx CIWS; #SH-60 Sea Hawk; #United States Navy; #Delbert Black; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Arleigh Burke-class destroyers
 * USS Delbert W. Halsey (DE-310); #Mare Island Navy Yard; #destroyer escort; #Delbert W. Halsey; #U.S. Navy; #Navy Cross; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #dual purpose gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Delbert W. Halsey; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Montana-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Delegate (AM-217); #Bofors 40 mm; #Depth charge; #Battle star; #United States Navy; #World War II; #battle star; #Republic of China Navy; #secondary source; #USNR; #Guantánamo Bay; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Usuki; #Japan; #Futagami; #YMS; #Kure, Japan; #Subic Bay; #secondary source; #battle star; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Florida; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers of the Republic of China Navy
 * USS Deliver (ARS-23); #machine guns; #rescue and salvage ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Service Squadron; #Ulithi; #U.S. 5th Fleet; #Kume Shima; #Pearl Harbor; #Operation Crossroads; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Korean War; #Naval Register; #Security Assistance Program; #South Korean Navy; #battle star; #World War II; #campaign stars; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #campaign stars; #Combat Action Ribbon; #Navy Meritorious Unit Commendation; #China Service Medal; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Service Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Korean Service Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Vietnam Service Medal; #Humanitarian Service Medal; #Republic of Vietnam Gallantry Cross Unit Citation; #United Nations Service Medal; #Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal; #Republic of Korea War Service Medal; #Category:Diver-class rescue and salvage ships; #Category:Ships built in Napa, California; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Republic of Korea Navy; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Delphinus; #United States Navy; #Delphinus; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Delphinus (AF-24); #Reciprocating engines; #4"/50 caliber gun; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Workman Clark; #U.S. Navy; #USNR; #Samoan Islands; #Pearl Harbor; #War Shipping Administration; #Category:Ships built in Belfast; #Category:1915 ships; #Category:Stores ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Delphy (DD-261); #Richard Delphy; #Squantum Victory Yard; #Honda Point Disaster; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Richard Delphy; #Honda Point Disaster; #William Sims; #submarine; #Fire Island, New York; #Battle Fleet; #Honda Point Disaster; #Category:Shipwrecks of the California coast; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1918 ships
 * USS Delta; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #cargo ship; #World War II; #lead ship; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Delta (1864); #spar torpedo; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #torpedo; #Union Army; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Torpedo boats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Delta (AR-9); #lead ship; #United States Navy; #World War II; #cargo ship; #Type C3 ship; #landing craft; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #battleship; #Korean War; #South Vietnam; #Indochina; #flagship; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #battle star; #campaign star; #Category:Type C3 ships; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Delta-class repair ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Demand (AMc-74); #machine guns; #coastal minesweeper; #U.S. Navy; #3d Naval District; #6th Naval District; #Navy List; #Category:Accentor-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Florida; #Category:1941 ships
 * USS Demeter (ARB-10); #Demeter; #Seneca, Illinois; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Demeter; #Seneca, Illinois; #Pearl Harbor; #United States; #Category:Aristaeus-class repair ships; #Category:Aristaeus-class repair ships converted from LST-542-class ships; #Category:Ships built in Illinois; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1964
 * USS Dempsey (DE-26); #Lieutenant, junior grade; #Richard John Dempsey; #killed in action; #heavy cruiser; #Battle of Savo Island; #battle star; #dual purpose gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #submarines; #United States; #battle stars; #United Kingdom; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #United States Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #Viti Levu; #torpedo; #Gilberts; #cargo ships; #patrol craft; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Leyte; #Eniwetok; #Combat Action Ribbon; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #service star; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Denebola; #U.S. Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Denebola (AD-12); #Skinner and Eddy Corporation; #battle star; #destroyer tender; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Denebola; #constellation; #Skinner and Eddy; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Tunis, Tunisia; #Gibraltar; #barracks ship; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #destroyer; #flagship; #St. Tropez; #Eniwetok; #World War II; #Category:Design 1079 ships; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1919 ships; #Category:Altair-class destroyer tenders; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:Destroyer tenders of the United States
 * USS Denebola (AF-56); #turbine engine; #gun mounts; #U.S. Navy; #Oregon Shipbuilding; #New York Naval Shipyard; #U.S. 6th Fleet; #NATO; #Dwight D. Eisenhower; #Naval Register; #Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service; #Navy Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Category:Victory ships; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II merchant ships of the United States; #Category:Denebola-class stores ships; #Category:Vietnam War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Dennis (DE-405); #Otis Lee Dennis; #World War II; #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #Otis Lee Dennis; #SBD Dauntless; #Pearl Harbor; #Lieutenant Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Carrier Division 22; #Japan; #Battle off Samar; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #Iwo Jima; #Ulithi; #kamikaze; #radar picket; #landing craft; #battle star; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Dennis J. Buckley; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Dennis J. Buckley (DD-808); #Dennis J. Buckley, Jr.; #U.S. Navy; #sailor; #Silver Star; #5"/38 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Dennis J. Buckley, Jr.; #Bahrein; #Jidda; #radar picket; #Northern Ireland; #tour of duty; #Chief of Naval Operations; #Arleigh A. Burke; #Naval Vessel Register; #Naval Inactive Ship Maintenance Facility; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Massachusetts-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Dennis J. Buckley (DE-553); #Dennis J. Buckley, Jr.; #U.S. Navy; #sailor; #Silver Star; #Boston Navy Yard; #World War II; #United States Navy; #destroyer escort; #Boston Navy Yard; #destroyer; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Massachusetts-related ships
 * USS Density (AM-218); #3"/50 caliber gun; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #Depth charge; #Battle of Okinawa; #Battle star; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #USNR; #pirate radio; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #Ulithi; #kamikaze; #code book; #Naha; #Leyte; #reserve fleet; #MV Manoula; #ampliphase; #Radio Caroline; #Walton on the Naze; #legislation; #Erwin Meister; #Edwin Bollier; #Radio North Sea International; #List of United States Navy ships; #Patrol boat; #Minelayer; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Florida; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Dent (DD-116); #John H. Dent; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #World War II; #John H. Dent; #Commander; #B. C. Allen; #Trepassey Harbor; #Secretary of the Navy; #United States; #Pearl Harbor; #Rendova; #Cape Torokina; #Cape Sudest; #Eniwetok; #battle star; #List of United States Navy destroyers; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:World War I destroyers of the United States; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1918 ships
 * USS Dentuda (SS-335); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #Commander; #John S. McCain, Jr.; #Shortfin Mako; #Pearl Harbor; #Taiwan Straits; #Operation Crossroads; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Ships involved in Operation Crossroads
 * USS Denver; #United States Navy; #cruiser; #light cruiser; #World War II; #amphibious transport dock; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Denver (CL-16); #CL 16; #Neafie & Levy; #protected cruiser; #lead ship; #protected cruiser; #United States Navy; #Neafie and Levy Ship and Engine Building Company; #target practice; #Lt. Comdr.; #M.L. Miller; #USN; #interment; #John Paul Jones; #United States Naval Academy; #midshipman; #Fleet Review; #Theodore Roosevelt; #cruiser; #Tompkinsville, New York; #Japan; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Assistant Secretary of the Navy; #Beekman Winthrop; #Mazatlan; #Panama Canal Zone; #Nicaraguan Campaign Medal; #Lieutenant; #Allen B. Reed; #USN; #Corinto, Nicaragua; #San Juan del Sur; #custom house; #Manzanillo, Mexico; #Acajutla; #San Salvador; #Mexican Service Medal; #Gulf of Fonseca; #patrol; #destroyer; #World War I; #Armistice; #Charles D. B. King; #President of Liberia; #courtesy call; #Second Nicaraguan Campaign Medal; #Nicaraguan Campaign Medal; #Mexican Service Medal; #Second Nicaraguan Campaign Medal; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:Ships built by Neafie and Levy; #Category:1902 ships
 * USS Denver (CL-58); #Curtiss; #SO3C Seamew; #seaplane; #World War II; #Navy Unit Commendation; #battle star; #light cruiser; #Robert Carney; #Thomas Darden; #Urbana, Illinois; #Battle of Blackett Strait; #Cape Torokina; #battle of Empress Augusta Bay; #Navy Unit Commendation; #aerial torpedo; #Mare Island; #Eniwetok; #Bonins; #Iwo Jima; #Port Purvis; #Angaur Island; #Ulithi; #Suluan Island; #motor torpedo boat; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #kamikaze; #Grande Island; #Nasugbu; #Wakanoura Wan; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #battle star; #World War II; #Havannah Harbor; #Category:Cleveland-class cruisers; #Category:World War II cruisers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:United States Navy Colorado-related ships; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Denver (LPD-9); #Lockheed Shipbuilding; #Austin class amphibious transport dock; #Phalanx CIWS; #CH-46 Sea Knight; #amphibious transport dock; #United States Navy; #Lockheed Shipbuilding; #John A. Love; #Operation Frequent Wind; #tiger cruise; #Typhoon Morakot; #HM-14; #HSC-25; #One China; #Incheon, Korea; #Victoria Harbor; #USS Germantown (LSD-42); #USS Essex (LHD-2); #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Category:Austin-class amphibious transport docks; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Active amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Colorado-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1965 ships
 * USS Deperm (ADG-10); #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #patrol craft escort; #Naval Register; #Category:Shipwrecks of the California coast; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Degaussing ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Derry (ID-1391); #U.S. Navy; #United States Navy; #Susquehanna Coal Company; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1894 ships; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Barges of the United States Navy
 * USS Des Moines; #United States Navy; #heavy cruiser; #lead ship; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Des Moines (CA-134); #8"/55 caliber gun; #5"/38 caliber gun; #3"/50 caliber gun; #lead ship; #heavy cruiser; #United States Navy; #helicopter; #seaplane; #flagship; #NATO; #Suez Crisis; #Lebanon crisis of 1958; #South Boston Naval Annex; #Naval Inactive Ship Maintenance Facility; #Congress; #USS Salem; #600 ship fleet; #Category:1946 ships; #Category:Cold War cruisers of the United States; #Category:Des Moines-class cruisers; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:United States Navy Iowa-related ships
 * USS Des Moines (CL-17); #Fore River Ship and Engine Company; #protected cruiser; #protected cruiser; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Fore River Ship and Engine Company; #Commander; #European Squadron; #Barbados; #North Atlantic Fleet; #target practice; #interment; #John Paul Jones; #Naval Review; #Theodore Roosevelt; #Templin Potts; #Gibraltar; #repair; #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #New York Navy Yard; #Cruiser Force; #destroyer; #armed guard; #passenger; #Archangel; #Northern Russia; #Bolshevik Revolution; #Special Service Squadron; #Panama Canal Zone; #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #Category:Denver-class cruisers; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1902 ships; #Category:World War I cruisers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Iowa-related ships
 * USS Desert Ship (LLS-1); #Naval Surface Warfare Center; #White Sands Missile Range; #Naval Surface Warfare Center; #Naval Air Warfare Center; #RIM-8 Talos; #Standard Missile; #U.S. Navy; #USS Rancocas; #Alamogordo Army Airfield; #Tiny Tim (rocket); #WAC Corporal; #United States Army Air Corps; #Chief of Ordnance; #Naval Research Laboratory; #V-2 rocket; #Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory; #James Van Allen; #Bureau of Ordnance; #Aerobee; #Viking (rocket); #Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake; #Typhon Combat System; #RIM-2 Terrier; #RIM-24 Tartar; #Category:United States Navy; #Category:Landlocked ships
 * USS Design (AM-219); #Cooper Bessemer; #National Supply; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #Depth charge; #K-guns; #Depth charge; #Mariana and Palau Islands campaign; #Battle of Okinawa; #Battle star; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #minefields; #battle stars; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Leyte; #YMS-1 class minesweeper; #YMS-103; #U.S. 3rd Fleet; #Wakanoura Wan; #Nagoya, Japan; #battle stars; #World War II; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Florida; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Desire (SP-786); #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #section patrol; #World War I; #5th Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1913 ships
 * USS Despatch; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Despatch (1814); #Schooner; #United States Navy; #schooner; #Department of the Navy; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:Age of Sail ships of the United States; #Category:War of 1812 ships of the United States; #Category:1814 ships
 * USS Despatch (1873); #verb; #noun; #United States Navy; #Frederick Rodgers; #North Atlantic Station; #cruiser; #Chief of Staff; #North Atlantic Fleet; #dispatch vessel; #Washington Navy Yard; #Washington, D.C.; #Secretary of the Navy; #spar torpedo; #United States Embassy; #Ottoman Empire; #Russian Empire; #United States Naval Academy; #Grover Cleveland; #Bedloe's Island; #Samana Bay; #Assateague Island; #Assateague Lifesaving Station; #United States Lifesaving Service; #Category:Presidential yachts of the United States; #Category:Steam yachts; #Category:Individual yachts; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Virginia coast; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1891
 * USS Despatch (1902); #verb; #noun; #United States Navy; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ferries of the United States Navy
 * USS Despatch (SP-68); #verb; #noun; #Gas Engine and Power Company; #Charles L. Seabury Company; #United States Navy; #Gas Engine and Power Company; #Charles L. Seabury Company; #World War I; #United States Atlantic Fleet; #Washington, D.C.; #Battleship; #flagship; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Steam yachts; #Category:1913 ships
 * USS Despite (AM-89); #Neville Island; #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #Neville Island; #submarine chaser; #Port Royal Bay; #submarine; #submarines; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Adroit-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Detector; #U.S. Navy; #coastal minesweeper; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Detector (AM-429); #United States Navy; #Mine Force, Atlantic Fleet; #U.S. 6th Fleet; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Agile-class minesweepers; #Category:Vietnam War ships; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1952 ships; #Category:Cold War minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Detector (AMc-75); #machine guns; #coastal minesweeper; #U.S. Navy; #1st Naval District; #5th Naval District; #World War II; #Category:Accentor-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Florida; #Category:1941 ships
 * USS Detroit; #sloop-of-war; #cruiser; #light cruiser; #fast combat support ship; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Detroit (1813); #Battle of Lake Erie; #corvette; #United States Navy; #Battle of Lake Erie; #Category:Corvettes of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Michigan-related ships; #Category:War of 1812 ships of the United States; #Category:Great Lakes ships; #Category:Ships built in Canada; #Category:1813 ships
 * USS Detroit (AOE-4); #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Phalanx CIWS; #NATO; #United States Navy; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #United States Navy; #British Navy; #U.S. 6th Fleet; #NATO; #Sea Sparrow; #U.S. 7th Fleet; #F-14 Tomcat; #USS Nimitz (CVN-68); #Phalanx CIWS; #carrier battle groups; #Amphibious Ready Group; #Souda Bay; #Naval Weapons Station Earle; #Operation Desert Storm; #fast combat support ship; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #United States Army; #Special Forces; #U.S. 5th Fleet; #Operation Southern Watch; #U.S. Atlantic Fleet; #Chief of Naval Operations; #Operation Desert Fox; #Thanksgiving Day; #Battle of Lake Erie; #War of 1812; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Navy Expeditionary Medal; #Armed Forces Service Medal; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Navy "E" Ribbon; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Southwest Asia Service Medal; #Secretary of the Navy; #NATO Medal; #Kosovo Campaign Medal; #Category:Sacramento-class fast combat support ships; #Category:United States Navy Michigan-related ships; #Category:1969 ships
 * USS Detroit (C-10); #Columbian Iron Works; #protected cruiser; #United States Navy; #Columbian Iron Works; #Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; #Asiatic Station; #Spanish-American War; #Fort San Cristobal; #Castillo San Felipe del Morro; #bombardment of San Juan; #La Guaira; #Port of Spain, Trinidad; #Talcahuana, Chile; #Montevideo, Uruguay; #Santos, Brazil; #Puerto Plata, Santo Domingo; #Category:United States Navy Michigan-related ships; #Category:Protected cruisers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Baltimore, Maryland; #Category:1891 ships; #Category:Spanish–American War cruisers of the United States
 * USS Detroit (CL-8); #light cruiser; #torpedo tube; #floatplane; #light cruiser; #United States Navy; #James J. Couzens; #Mayor of Detroit; #J. Halligan, Jr.; #Scouting Fleet; #flagship; #North Africa; #President of the Irish Free State; #Frank B. Kellogg; #Kellogg-Briand Peace Pact; #Nathan Post; #The New York Times Company; #Battle Force; #Anti-aircraft; #Japan; #Convoy escort; #United States Treasury Department; #PBY Catalina; #Amchitka; #Supply line; #Holtz Bay; #Chichagof Harbor; #Southeast Pacific Force; #Ulithi; #Occupation fleet; #United States; #Operation Magic Carpet; #American Defense Service Medal; #Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medal; #battle star; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Medal; #Detroit Seamount; #Hawaiian-Emperor seamount chain; #Washington, DC; #Category:Omaha-class cruisers; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1922 ships; #Category:World War II cruisers of the United States; #Category:Ships present during the attack on Pearl Harbor; #Category:United States Navy Michigan-related ships
 * USS Detroit (LCS-7); #Colt-Pielstick; #sea state; #Mk 110 57 mm gun; #RIM-116 Rolling Airframe Missile; #Mk 50 Torpedo; #NETFIRES; #MQ-8 Fire Scout; #littoral combat ship; #United States Navy; #United States Navy; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Freedom-class littoral combat ships; #Category:Lockheed Martin; #Category:United States Navy Michigan-related ships
 * USS Deucalion (AR-15); #Tampa Shipbuilding Company; #repair ship; #United States Navy; #Tampa Shipbuilding Company; #World War II; #Deucalion; #Atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki; #Category:Amphion-class repair ships; #Category:Ships built in Tampa, Florida; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Deuel (APA-160); #Battle star; #attack transport; #US Navy; #World War II; #Victory ship; #Oregon Shipbuilding Corp.; #Pearl Harbor; #5th Marines; #Ulithi; #Japan; #Engineer Boat and Shore Regiment; #Naval Beach Unit; #Thule, Greenland; #NATO; #French Morocco; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Luria Brothers & Co., Inc.; #battle star; #Category:Haskell-class attack transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Devastator; #World War II; #Korean War; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Devastator (AM-318); #General Engineering & Dry Dock Company; #battle stars; #World War II; #Korean War; #Sebastián Lerdo de Tejada; #Naval Institute Press; #U.S. Navy; #naval mines; #USNR; #U.S. Navy; #United States Navy; #Second World War; #Korean War; #Pearl Harbor; #French Frigate Shoals; #Eniwetok; #Pearl Harbor; #Pearl Harbor; #Battle of Iwo Jima; #Iwo Jima; #Ulithi; #minesweeping; #U.S. 3rd Fleet; #Pearl Harbor; #battle stars; #World War II; #battle stars; #Korean War; #Mexican Navy; #Category:Auk-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Alameda, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Korean War minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Valle-class patrol vessels
 * USS Devastator (MCM-6); #United States Navy; #Peterson Shipbuilders; #Category:Avenger-class mine countermeasures ships; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1988 ships; #Category:Active minehunters of the United States
 * USS Develin (AMc-45); #machine guns; #coastal minesweeper; #U.S. Navy; #8th Naval District; #Navy List; #List of United States Navy ships; #Minesweeper (ship); #Category:Accentor-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Florida; #Category:1941 ships
 * USS Device (AM-220); #Mexican Navy; #Naval Institute Press; #Agustín Melgar; #Bofors 40 mm; #Depth charge; #Mexican Navy; #battle star; #United States Navy; #World War II; #battle star; #Korean War; #Mexican Navy; #secondary source; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Panama Canal Zone; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Leyte; #antisubmarine; #Kinmu Wan; #Ie Shima; #U.S. 3rd Fleet; #Japan; #Mexican Navy; #Agustín Melgar; #secondary source; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Florida; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers of the Mexican Navy
 * USS Devilfish (SS-292); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #devil fish; #octopus; #cephalopod; #Cramp Shipbuilding Co.; #Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #Kii Suido; #Bungo Suido; #Japan; #kamikaze; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:Shipwrecks of the California coast; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Devosa (AKA-27); #battle star; #5"/38 caliber gun; #337 Devosa; #Walsh-Kaiser Co., Inc.; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #Pearl Harbor; #Iwo Jima; #World War II; #Category:Artemis-class attack cargo ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Rhode Island; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Dewey; #United States Navy; #Admiral; #George Dewey; #Battle of Manila Bay; #Spanish-American War; #U.S. Naval Base Subic Bay; #destroyer; #guided missile; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Dewey (DD-349); #George Dewey; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Admiral; #George Dewey; #World War II; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #battle of the Coral Sea; #invasion of Guadalcanal; #battle of the Eastern Solomons; #battle of the Philippine Sea; #Typhoon Cobra; #Iwo Jima; #replenishment oiler; #Commander; #H. W. Hill; #Japan; #Pearl Harbor; #Wake Island; #Battle of Midway; #Guadalcanal; #Amchitka; #Eniwetok; #Mille Atoll; #Ulithi; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #battle star; #Category:Farragut-class destroyers (1934); #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:Ships present during the attack on Pearl Harbor; #Category:1934 ships
 * USS Dewey (DDG-105); #Admiral of the Navy (United States); #George Dewey; #Naval Base San Diego; #United States Army Institute of Heraldry; #Arleigh Burke class destroyer; #vertical launch system; #BGM-109 Tomahawk; #RUM-139 VL-Asroc; #Phalanx CIWS; #SH-60 Sea Hawk; #helicopter; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #George Dewey; #Battle of Manila Bay; #Spanish-American War; #Destroyer Squadron 21; #Carrier Strike Group Three; #Northrop Grumman Ship Systems; #Admiral; #Mike Mullen; #United States Navy; #Laser Weapon System; #Category:Arleigh Burke-class destroyers; #Category:United States Navy Vermont-related ships; #Category:Carrier Strike Group Three; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:2008 ships
 * USS Dewey (DDG-45); #George Dewey; #guided missile destroyer; #AN/SPS-48; #radar; #AN/SPS-49; #AN/SPG-55; #fire control radar; #AN/SPG-53; #AN/SLQ-32; #Mark 46 torpedo; #ASROC; #RIM-2 Terrier; #Harpoon missile; #guided missile; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #George Dewey; #Elmo R. Zumwalt, Jr.; #Chief of Naval Operations; #World War II; #destroyer; #anti-submarine warfare; #anti-aircraft warfare; #guided missile destroyer; #Category:Farragut-class destroyers (1958); #Category:1958 ships
 * USS Dewey (YFD-1); #Admiral; #George Dewey; #Maryland Steel Co.; #Japan; #battle star; #World War II; #floating dry dock; #United States Navy; #George Dewey; #Maryland Steel Co.; #Sparrows Point; #Solomons, Maryland; #Naval Historical Center; #U.S. Naval Base Subic Bay; #World War I; #World War II; #battle star; #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1905 ships; #Category:Floating drydocks of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean
 * USS Dextrous; #United States Navy; #mine countermeasures ship; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Dextrous (AM-341); #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Nettuno; #Pearl Harbor; #submarines; #Korean War; #sampans; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Auk-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Alabama; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Korean War minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Dextrous (MCM-13); #mine countermeasures ship; #United States Navy; #Category:Avenger-class mine countermeasures ships; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1992 ships; #Category:Active minehunters of the United States
 * USS Deyo (DD-989); #Morton L. Deyo; #Spruance class destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Vice Admiral; #Morton L. Deyo; #task force; #World War II; #COMMLOC; #USS Iowa (BB-61); #USS Comte de Grasse (DD-974); #Russian aircraft carrier Admiral Kuznetsov; #Battleship; #Operation Earnest Will; #flagship; #Standing Naval Force Mediterranean; #cruise missile; #Navy list; #List of United States Navy destroyers; #Morton Deyo; #Category:Spruance-class destroyers; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:1979 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Diachenko (APD-123); #Alex M. Diachenko; #United States Navy; #sailor; #Silver Star; #destroyer escort; #high-speed transport; #Battle star; #World War II; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #battle star; #Combat Action Ribbon; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #China Service Medal; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Service Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Korean Service Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Vietnam Service Medal; #Republic of Vietnam Gallantry Cross Unit Citation; #Philippine Liberation Medal; #United Nations Service Medal; #Vietnam Campaign Medal; #Korean War Service Medal; #United States Navy; #Cold War; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #destroyer escort; #high-speed transport; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Leyte; #North Pacific Ocean; #Chongjin; #French Indochina; #Operation Passage to Freedom; #South Vietnam; #Iwo Jima; #Subic Bay; #LCVP; #Djakarta; #reserve fleet; #Tet Offensive; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Crosley-class high speed transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Connecticut-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Diamond Head (AE-19); #North Carolina Shipbuilding Co.; #Bethlehem Key Highway Shipyard; #Korean War; #Pearl Harbor; #Subic Bay; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Mount Hood-class ammunition ships; #Category:Ships built in North Carolina; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Hawaii-related ships
 * USS Diana (1862); #Union Navy; #Union Navy; #prize court; #American Civil War; #Confederate Navy; #Union Army; #Bayou Teche; #CSS J. A. Cotton; #Berwick Bay, Louisiana; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Dianthus (SP-639); #Herreshoff Manufacturing Company; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Herreshoff Manufacturing Company; #Upland, Pennsylvania; #section patrol; #World War I; #USNRF; #4th Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Rhode Island; #Category:1913 ships
 * USS Dickens (APA-161); #Battle star; #attack transport; #US Navy; #World War II; #Victory ship; #Oregon Shipbuilding Corp.; #Pearl Harbor; #scrip; #5th Marines; #Eniwetok; #Iwo Jima; #Mount Suribachi; #landing craft; #Ulithi; #Subic Bay; #Japan; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Luria Brothers & Co., Inc.; #battle star; #Category:Haskell-class attack transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Texas-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Dickerson (DD-157); #Mahlon Dickerson; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #high-speed transport; #Mahlon Dickerson; #Secretary of the Navy; #Rotating Reserve; #Neutrality Patrol; #U.S. Atlantic Fleet; #Warren G. Harding; #New York Navy Yard; #Presidential Fleet Review; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Rotating Reserve Squadron 19; #Training Squadron; #Destroyer Squadron 10; #Atlantic Squadron; #Squadron 40-T; #Neutrality Patrol; #Lieutenant Commander; #J. K. Reybold; #Gibraltar; #Northern Ireland; #Guadalcanal; #Seleo Island; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #Keise Shima; #Japan; #kamikaze; #battle star; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1919 ships
 * USS Dicky (SP-231); #U.S. Navy; #Weckler Boat Company; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Weckler Boat Company; #World War I; #9th Naval District; #section patrol; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Great Lakes ships; #Category:Ships built in Illinois; #Category:1913 ships
 * USS Dictator (1863); #John Ericsson; #Gustavus Fox; #Commander; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #North Atlantic Fleet; #New York Navy Yard; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Monitors of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:1863 ships; #Category:American Civil War monitors of the United States
 * USS Didrickson Bay; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Diodon (SS-349); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #United States Naval Institute; #torpedo tube; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Diodon; #porcupine fish; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #frigate; #Republic of Korea; #Japan; #Otaru; #World War II; #Battle of the Coral Sea; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1945 ships
 * USS Diomedes (ARB-11); #Hong Kong Harbor; #Diomedes; #West Germany; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Diomedes; #Trojan War; #Seneca, Illinois; #Kiirun; #Pearl Harbor; #West Germany; #Category:Aristaeus-class repair ships; #Category:Aristaeus-class repair ships converted from LST-542-class ships; #Category:Ships built in Illinois; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Aristaeus-class repair ships of the German Navy; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of Germany
 * USS Dionne (DE-261); #battle star; #dual purpose gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #submarines; #antisubmarine; #battle star; #Boston Navy Yard; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #radar; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #garrison; #depth charges; #Iwo Jima; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Dionysus (AR-21); #Bethlehem-Fairfield Shipyard; #United States Navy; #Liberty ship; #Bethlehem-Fairfield Shipyard; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Naval Station Norfolk; #Roosevelt Roads Naval Station; #James River Reserve Fleet; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Xanthus-class repair ships; #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Diphda (AKA-59); #battle star; #5"/38 caliber gun; #Pearl Harbor; #Noemfoor Island; #invasion of Lingayen Gulf; #Wakde Island; #Pearl Harbor; #Point Barrow, Alaska; #ServPac; #ammunition ship; #heavy cruiser; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #World War II; #Korean War; #Category:Andromeda-class attack cargo ships; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States
 * USS Diploma (AM-221); #Mexican Navy; #Naval Institute Press; #Francisco Márquez; #Bofors 40 mm; #Depth charge; #Mexican Navy; #Battle of Okinawa; #Battle star; #United States Navy; #World War II; #battle star; #Mexican Navy; #secondary source; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #U.S. Army; #FS-318; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #U.S. 3rd Fleet; #Straits; #Ominato; #battle stars; #Mexican Navy; #Francisco Márquez; #secondary source; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Florida; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers of the Mexican Navy
 * USS Dipper (AM-357); #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #Bofors 40 mm; #Depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #USNR; #U.S. 19th Fleet; #Category:PCE-905-class patrol craft; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Direct; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Direct (AM-430); #United States Navy; #Hiltebrant Dry Dock; #Naval Vessel Register; #Huntington, California; #Category:Agile-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1953 ships; #Category:Cold War minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Direct (AM-90); #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #Neville Island; #submarine chaser; #anti-submarine; #submarine chaser; #anti-submarine; #United States; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Adroit-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Disdain (AM-222); #American Ship Building Company; #Naval Historical Center; #Cold War; #large infantry landing craft; #Soviet Union; #Naval Historical Center; #Cold War; #naval trawler; #Naval Historical Center; #Cold War; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #anti-submarine; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Soviet Union; #Soviet Navy; #American Shipbuilding Company; #Lieutenant; #USNR; #Soviet Navy; #naval trawler; #Soviet Navy; #Project Hula; #Soviet Union; #Naval Historical Center; #Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky; #naval trawler; #United States Secretary of the Navy; #James V. Forrestal; #United States Department of the Navy; #Cold War; #Naval Historical Center; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Ohio; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers of the Soviet Navy; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the Soviet Union; #Category:Cold War minesweepers of the Soviet Union; #Category:Trawlers of the Soviet Navy; #Category:Cold War patrol vessels of the Soviet Union; #Category:Ships transferred under Project Hula
 * USS Diver (ARS-5); #gun mounts; #rescue and salvage ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Rosneath Bay; #invasion of Normandy; #Baie de la Seine; #SS Norfolk; #Utah beach; #Omaha beach; #torpedo; #Bremerhaven, Germany; #battle star; #World War II; #Invasion of Normandy; #American Campaign Medal; #Europe-Africa-Middle East Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Category:Diver-class rescue and salvage ships; #Category:Ships built in Napa, California; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Dixie; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Dixie (1893); #Auxiliary cruiser; #Destroyer tender; #Mexican Revolution; #United States Navy; #cruiser; #destroyer tender; #United States Navy; #steam brig; #Charles Henry Davis; #North Atlantic Fleet; #Spanish-American War; #Gibraltar; #La Guaira; #South Atlantic Station; #volcanic; #Mount Pelée; #New York Navy Yard; #Caribbean Squadron; #Panama Canal Zone; #Special Service Squadron; #solar eclipse; #Eclipse Station No. 2; #Atlantic Torpedo Flotilla; #submarine; #Squadron 4, Patrol Force; #World War I; #destroyer; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Destroyer Squadron; #Category:Auxiliary ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Spanish–American War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1893 ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia; #Category:Tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:Destroyer tenders of the United States
 * USS Dixie (AD-14); #battle star; #Korean War; #destroyer tender; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #destroyer; #Battle Force; #Pearl Harbor; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Hathorn Sound; #Ulithi; #occupation duty; #atomic weapons; #Operation Crossroads; #headquarters; #chargé d'affaires; #flagship; #Cruiser Destroyer Force; #Subic Bay; #7th Fleet; #battle star; #Korean War; #Subic Bay; #7th Fleet; #First Navy Jack; #Naval Vessel Register; #United States Navy; #Category:Dixie-class destroyer tenders; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1939 ships; #Category:Tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:Destroyer tenders of the United States
 * USS Dixie III (SP-701); #section patrol; #Bowes and Mower; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Bowes and Mower; #section patrol; #World War I; #1st Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1911 ships
 * USS Dixon (AS-37); #George E. Dixon; #submarine tender; #United States Navy; #George E. Dixon; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #Category:L. Y. Spear-class submarine tenders; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1970 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Carolina coast
 * USS Dlonra (SP-66); #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #World War I; #World War I; #1st Naval District; #patrol boat; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Dobbin (AD-3); #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #battle star; #United States Maritime Commission; #Destroyer tender; #Parsons geared turbine; #5"/38 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #destroyer tender; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #United States Maritime Commission; #Pearl Harbor; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #Ford Island; #Battleship Row; #Cleveland Bay; #List of auxiliaries of the United States Navy; #US Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1921 ships; #Category:Dobbin-class destroyer tenders; #Category:Ships present during the attack on Pearl Harbor; #Category:Tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:Destroyer tenders of the United States
 * USS Dobler (DE-48); #Evarts class destroyer escort; #depth charge; #Evarts class destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #World War II; #submarines; #antisubmarine; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Lieutenant Commander; #North Africa; #torpedo; #Combat Action Ribbon; #American Campaign Medal; #European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal; #service star; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Dodge County (LST-722); #Cuban Missile Crisis; #battle star; #Royal Thai Navy; #LCVP; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Cuban Missile Crisis; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #List of United States Navy LSTs; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Royal Thai Navy; #Category:Ships built in Indiana; #Category:United States Navy Georgia-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Minnesota-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Nebraska-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Wisconsin-related ships; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Dodger II (SP-46); #Gas Engine and Power Company; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #U.S. Navy; #Gas Engine and Power Company; #World War I; #patrol boat; #3rd Naval District; #Navy List; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1913 ships
 * USS Dogfish (SS-350); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #United States Naval Institute; #torpedo tube; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #Davis Strait; #NATO; #Naval Vessel Register; #Brazilian Navy; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Balao-class submarines of the Brazilian Navy
 * USS Dohema Jr. (SP-612); #World War I; #cargo ship; #Sound Beach, Connecticut; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Sound Beach, Connecticut; #section patrol; #World War I; #USNRF; #4th Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1912 ships
 * USS Doherty (DE-14); #John Joseph Doherty; #Evarts class destroyer escort; #dual purpose gun; #depth charge; #Evarts class destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #World War II; #submarines; #antisubmarine; #John Joseph Doherty; #Marshall Islands; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #United States Army Air Forces; #submarine; #Pearl Harbor; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Doloma (SP-1062); #Commandant; #9th Naval District; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #section patrol; #World War I; #9th Naval District; #Commandant; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1907 ships; #Category:Great Lakes ships
 * USS Dolphin; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Dolphin (1777); #Continental Navy; #Samuel Nicholson; #Continental Navy; #Samuel Nicholson; #St. Auzeau; #Lambert Wickes; #Category:Cutters of the Continental Navy
 * USS Dolphin (1821); #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Schooner; #schooner; #United States Navy; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Pacific Squadron; #Ecuador; #John Percival; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1821 ships
 * USS Dolphin (1836); #New York Navy Yard; #Brig; #carronade; #brig; #United States Navy; #New York Navy Yard; #Lieutenant; #W. E. McKenney; #Brazil Squadron; #Home Squadron; #African Squadron; #East India Squadron; #M. F. Maury; #United States; #slave ship; #Brazil Station; #Paraguay expedition; #Category:Brigs of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1836 ships; #Category:Shipwrecks of the American Civil War
 * USS Dolphin (AGSS-555); #silver-oxide battery; #M16 rifles; #United States Navy; #submarine; #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #Daniel K. Inouye; #Naval Vessel Register; #San Diego Maritime Museum; #littoral; #submarine; #torpedo; #mobile submarine simulator; #fifth force; #sonar; #Navy and Marine Corps Medal; #United States Coast Guard; #helicopter; #submarine; #San Diego Maritime Museum; #Naval Vessel Register; #San Diego Maritime Museum; #Major submarine incidents since 2000; #NR-1; #Category:Maritime Museum of San Diego; #Category:Submarines of the United States Navy; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:United States submarine accidents; #Category:Maritime incidents in 2002; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1968 ships; #Category:Museum ships in California; #Category:Museum ships in San Diego, California
 * USS Dolphin (PG-24); #Gunboat; #gunboat; #United States Navy; #George Dewey; #Flag of the President of the United States; #Chester A. Arthur; #North Atlantic Station; #Pacific Squadron; #Squadron of Evolution; #United States Secretary of the Navy; #Grover Cleveland; #Special Service Squadron; #William McKinley; #Grant's Tomb; #Spanish-American War; #World War I; #Washington Navy Yard; #George Dewey; #Culebra Island, Puerto Rico; #La Guaira; #Prince Louis of Battenberg; #Theodore Roosevelt; #Russo-Japanese War; #Eugenia Farrar; #John Paul Jones; #United States Naval Academy; #Great White Fleet; #flagship; #Franklin D. Roosevelt; #Richard E. Byrd; #Tampico Bay; #Tampico Affair; #Kaiserliche Marine; #Woodrow Wilson; #Niagara Falls, Canada; #fishing vessel; #patrol vessel; #Special Service Squadron; #Puerto Barrios; #Boston Navy Yard; #Spanish Campaign Medal; #Haitian Campaign Medal; #Dominican Campaign Medal; #Mexican Service Medal; #Category:1884 ships; #Category:Ships built by the Delaware River Iron Ship Building and Engine Works; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Banana Wars ships of the United States; #Category:World War I cruisers of the United States; #Category:Presidential yachts of the United States
 * USS Dolphin (SP-318); #fishing vessel; #U.S. Navy; #patrol vessel; #marine mammal; #porpoise; #fishing vessel; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #fishing vessel; #Pocomoke City, Maryland; #menhaden fisherman; #World War I; #section patrol; #gunboat; #dispatch vessel; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pocomoke City, Maryland; #Category:1908 ships
 * USS Dolphin (SP-874); #marine mammal; #porpoise; #H. C. Carson Love; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #H. C. Carson Love; #World War I; #6th Naval District; #section patrol; #gunboat; #dispatch vessel; #fishing vessel; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1911 ships
 * USS Dolphin (SS-169); #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #ballast tank; #torpedo tube; #Mark 14 torpedo; #submarine; #V-boat; #United States Navy; #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #ComSubPac; #Pearl Harbor; #Panama Canal Zone; #Pearl Harbor; #Marshall Islands; #Battle of Midway; #destroyer; #World War II; #Category:V-boats; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1932 ships; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships present during the attack on Pearl Harbor
 * USS Dominant; #U.S. Navy; #coastal minesweeper; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Dominant (AM-431); #United States Navy; #Mine Force, Atlantic; #Mine Division; #North Atlantic Treaty Organization; #Bureau of Ships; #NATO; #Mine Division; #U.S. Naval Reserve; #Mine Squadron; #Perth Amboy, New Jersey; #Shinnecock Inlet; #U.S. Coast Guard; #gunboat; #Navy List; #Category:Agile-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1953 ships; #Category:Cold War minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Dominant (AMc-76); #machine guns; #coastal minesweeper; #U.S. Navy; #coastal minesweeper; #Boston Navy Yard; #Third Naval District; #Fifth Naval District; #Navy List; #Category:Accentor-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Florida; #Category:1941 ships
 * USS Domino (IX-208); #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #United States Navy; #War Shipping Administration; #hull classification symbol; #War Shipping Administration; #Bureau of Yards and Docks; #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #ServPac; #Board of Inspection and Survey; #Category:Dry storage vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:1919 ships
 * USS Don (1862); #Washington Navy Yard; #Union Navy; #Cargo ship; #Dahlgren gun; #cargo ship; #Union Navy; #prize court; #American Civil War; #blockade runner; #Boston Navy Yard; #Potomac Flotilla; #Washington Navy Yard; #North Atlantic Blockade Squadron; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Don Juan de Austria; #John of Austria; #Spanish Navy; #Spanish Navy; #Gunboat; #cruiser; #U.S. Navy; #gunboat; #Spanish Navy; #cruiser; #Spanish-American War; #Spanish Navy; #Battle of Manila Bay; #Spanish-American War; #Boxer Rebellion; #U.S. Army; #Philippine Revolution; #United States; #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #Michigan Naval Militia; #World War I; #U.S. Army; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Spain; #Category:1887 ships
 * USS Don Marquis (IX-215); #California Shipbuilding Corporation; #War Shipping Administration; #Liberty ship; #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #United States Navy; #California Shipbuilding Corporation; #War Shipping Administration; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Dry storage vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:Liberty ships; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Don O. Woods (APD-118); #Don O. Woods; #Mexican Navy; #Naval Institute Press; #Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla; #high-speed transport; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant Commander; #Japan; #United States; #Pearl Harbor; #US Army; #US Navy; #Leyte; #Mexican Navy; #Don Otis Woods; #Japan; #Gavutu; #Silver Star; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #Philippine Liberation Medal; #Category:Crosley-class high speed transports; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy vessels named after people from Nebraska; #Category:Crosley-class high speed transports of the Mexican Navy
 * USS Donald B. Beary (FF-1085); #Donald B. Beary; #Avondale Shipyard; #Sonar; #Towed array sonar; #ASROC; #Harpoon missile; #Mark 46 torpedo; #Phalanx CIWS; #SH-2 Seasprite; #United States Navy; #Joint Meritorious Unit Award; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Navy "E" Ribbon; #Navy Expeditionary Medal; #service star; #National Defense Service Medal; #service star; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:Knox-class frigates; #Category:1971 ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Turkish Navy
 * USS Donald Cook (DDG-75); #Arleigh Burke class destroyer; #SH-60 Sea Hawk; #helicopter; #guided missile; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Vietnam War; #Tomahawk missiles; #Build It Bigger; #United States Navy; #United States Navy; #Missile Defense Agency; #RIM-161 Standard Missile 3; #Aegis Ballistic Missile Defense System; #Navy Times; #Category:Arleigh Burke-class destroyers; #Category:Active destroyers of the United States; #Category:Carrier Strike Group Eight; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1997 ships; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships
 * USS Donald W. Wolf (APD-129); #Donald W. Wolf; #Combustion Engineering; #turbines; #LCVP; #5"/38 caliber gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Donald W. Wolf; #Navy Cross; #Battle of Guadalcanal; #Corporal; #Todd-Johnson Dry Dock Company; #Lieutenant Commander; #Underwater Demolition Team; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #United States; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #World War II; #Republic of China Navy; #Category:Crosley-class high speed transports; #Category:Ships built in Michigan; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Crosley-class high speed transports of the Republic of China Navy; #Category:United States Navy Michigan-related ships
 * USS Donaldson; #United States Navy; #Trose Emmett Donaldson; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Donaldson (DE-44); #Trose Emmett Donaldson; #battle star; #dual purpose gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #submarines; #anti-submarine; #battle star; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Marshall Islands; #Roi Namur; #Eniwetok; #flagship; #Ulithi; #fast carrier task force; #Iwo Jima; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #service star; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Doneff (DE-49); #dual purpose gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Pacific Theater of Operations; #Imperial Japanese Navy; #A6M Zero; #Yeoman; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Lieutenant Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #anti-submarine; #destroyer; #Japan; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Donegal (1860); #Union Navy; #Union Navy; #prize court; #American Civil War; #blockade runner; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Lieutenant; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships built in Delaware; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1860 ships; #Category:Stores ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Donnell (DE-56); #Bethlehem Hingham Shipyard; #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #1.1"/75 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Earl Roe Donnell; #Scouting Squadron 6; #aircraft carrier; #Marshall Islands; #Lieutenant Commander; #depth charge; #torpedo; #Frederic John Walker; #Northern Ireland; #Cherbourg, France; #barracks ship; #United States; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Donner (LSD-20); #Naval Vessel Register; #U.S. Navy; #medium tank; #DUKW; #landing craft; #helicopter; #dock landing ship; #United States Navy; #Donner Pass; #Donner Party; #Boston Navy Yard; #landing craft; #Korean War; #DEW Line; #International Naval Review; #NATO; #Operation Inland Seas; #Saint Lawrence Seaway; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #Mercury-Redstone 2; #helicopter; #chimpanzee; #flagship; #Naval Vessel Register; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Fort Eustis; #Naval Historical Center; #Category:Casa Grande-class dock landing ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States
 * USS Dorado; #submarine; #United States Navy; #dolphinfish; #mahi-mahi; #Dorado; #friendly fire; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Dorado (SS-248); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #United States Navy; #dolphinfish; #mahi-mahi; #Lieutenant Commander; #Panama Canal Zone; #PBM Mariner; #submarine; #depth charge; #submarine; #Board of Investigation; #Naval Board of Inquiry; #Washington Navy Yard; #bunker oil; #seaweed; #U-boat; #conning tower; #conning tower; #Biscay Cross; #Type IX U-boat; #Kriegsmarine; #World War II; #conning tower; #Category:Gato-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Lost submarines of the United States; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Atlantic Ocean; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1943; #Category:Friendly fire incidents of World War II
 * USS Dorado (SS-526); #mahi-mahi; #Boston Navy Yard; #submarine; #United States Navy; #dorado; #mahi-mahi; #Category:Tench-class submarines; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Doran; #United States Navy; #John James Doran; #Medal of Honor; #Spanish-American War; #destroyer; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Doran (DD-634); #John James Doran; #Boston Navy Yard; #torpedo tube; #Mark 15 torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Medal of Honor; #John James Doran; #Boston Navy Yard; #Lieutenant Commander; #French Morocco; #submarine; #Scoglitti; #United Kingdom; #Gibraltar; #Panama Canal Zone; #high-speed minesweeper; #Pearl Harbor; #Wakanoura Wan; #Japan; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:Gleaves-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Dorchester; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Dorchester (APB-46); #hull classification symbol; #Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron Company; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Japan; #Naval Vessel Register; #Trident Seafoods; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:Benewah-class barracks ships; #Category:Ships built in Indiana; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Dorchester (SP-1509); #World War I; #Patrol vessel; #Schooner; #schooner; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Conservation Commission of Maryland; #World War I; #5th Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:1893 ships
 * USS Doris B. III (SP-733); #Britt Brothers; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Britt Brothers; #section patrol; #World War I; #2nd Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1912 ships
 * USS Doris B. IV (SP-625); #Boston Navy Yard; #Britt Brothers; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Britt Brothers; #section patrol; #World War I; #USNRF; #1st Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1917 ships
 * USS Dorothea (1898); #Gunboat; #gunboat; #United States Navy; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Illinois Naval Militia; #Ohio Naval Militia; #World War I; #Harry Shepard Knapp; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1898 ships
 * USS Dorothea L. Dix (AP-67); #Dorothea Dix; #battle star; #Type C3 class ship; #United States Navy; #Dorothea Dix; #Cove Point, Maryland; #French Morocco; #Operation Torch; #Scoglitti; #United Kingdom; #Northern Ireland; #Weymouth Bay; #battle star; #List of U.S. military vessels named after women; #Category:Type C3-E ships; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1940 ships; #Category:World War II merchant ships of the United States; #Category:Empire ships; #Category:World War II merchant ships of the United Kingdom; #Category:Type C3-E ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Unique transports of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships of American Export-Isbrandtsen Lines
 * USS Dorothy (SP-1289); #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #section patrol; #World War I; #5th Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1911 ships
 * USS Dorsey (DD-117); #Wickes class destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Commander; #G. F. Neal; #Woodrow Wilson; #Guantánamo Bay; #Adriatic Squadron; #Panama Canal Zone; #Asiatic Fleet; #Pearl Harbor; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Pearl Harbor Navy Yard; #Johnson Island; #Cape Torokina; #Port Purvis; #Eniwetok; #Iwo Jima; #Ulithi; #kamikaze; #Van Diemen Straits; #battle star; #United States Navy; #First Barbary War; #midshipman; #Gunboat No. 9; #Marie Galante; #List of United States Navy destroyers; #1940–49 Pacific typhoon seasons; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:World War I destroyers of the United States; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1918 ships
 * USS Dortch (DD-670); #Isaac Foote Dortch; #Fletcher class destroyer; #torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Isaac Foote Dortch; #Navy Cross; #Lieutenant Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #Fast Carrier Task Force; #TF 58; #Marshall Islands; #the Marianas; #Ulithi; #Pearl Harbor; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Bonins; #airfields; #Japan; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #Iwo Jima; #Photo reconnaissance; #Wake Island; #NATO; #Operation Mainbrace; #Suez Crisis; #battle star; #World War II; #Korean war; #Navy; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of Argentina
 * USS Douglas (PGM-100); #Naval Sea Systems Command; #Naval Surface Warfare Center Panama City; #Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point
 * USS Douglas A. Munro (DE-422); #turbine engine; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #radar picket; #Douglas Albert Munro; #USCG; #Medal of Honor; #Guadalcanal campaign; #USCGR; #Leyte; #U.S. Army; #Subic Bay; #minesweeping; #antisubmarine; #Ulithi; #Pearl Harbor; #Transpacific Yacht Race; #Chinese Nationalist; #dredger; #Chien Wong; #torpedo bomber; #U.S. Marine; #helicopter; #Korean War; #task force; #United Nations Trust Territories; #prize crew; #Harakawa Maru; #Mare Island; #battle star; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Douglas County (LST-731); #Neville Island; #battle star; #LCVP; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Neville Island; #Iwo Jima; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #List of United States Navy LSTs; #LSTH; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:United States Navy Colorado-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Georgia-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Illinois-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Kansas-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Minnesota-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Missouri-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Nebraska-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Nevada-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Oregon-related ships; #Category:United States Navy South Dakota-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Washington (state)-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Wisconsin-related ships; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Hospital ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Douglas H. Fox (DD-779); #Douglas H. Fox; #Allen M. Sumner class destroyer; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #Lieutenant Commander; #Douglas H. Fox; #Guadalcanal; #Navy Cross; #Commander; #R. M. Pitts; #radar picket; #kamikaze; #Navy Day; #World War II; #Mombasa, Kenya; #Durban, South Africa; #NATO; #NATO; #anti-submarine warfare; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #Fleet Rehabilitation and Modernization; #Operation Springboard-65; #Royal Navy; #Operation Fizwiz Sunrise; #Canadian Navy; #Charleston Naval Shipyard; #battle star; #Category:Allen M. Sumner-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Michigan-related ships; #Category:Allen M. Sumner-class destroyers of the Chilean Navy
 * USS Douglas L. Howard (DE-138); #Douglas Legate Howard; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #Navy Cross; #Douglas Legate Howard; #USNR; #French Morocco; #antisubmarine; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Lele Island; #United States; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Dour (AM-223); #American Ship Building Company; #Mexican Navy; #Bofors 40 mm; #Depth charge; #Mexican Navy; #Battle star; #United States Navy; #World War II; #battle star; #Mexican Navy; #secondary source; #American Shipbuilding; #USNR; #Local Defense Force; #Pearl Harbor; #landing craft; #Ie Shima; #U.S. 3rd Fleet; #battle stars; #Naval Register; #Mexican Navy; #secondary source; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Ohio; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers of the Mexican Navy
 * USS Downes; #United States Navy; #destroyer; #United States Coast Guard; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Downes (DD-375); #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #blockade; #Eniwetok; #Aguijan Island; #Admiral; #William F. Halsey; #Ulithi; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #Iwo Jima; #Navy Day; #battle star; #Category:Mahan-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Attack on Pearl Harbor; #Category:United States Navy Massachusetts-related ships; #Category:1936 ships; #Category:Ships present during the attack on Pearl Harbor; #Category:Ships built in Portsmouth, Virginia
 * USS Downes (DD-45); #United States; #New York Shipbuilding Company; #United States Coast Guard; #destroyer; #torpedo tube; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #United States Coast Guard; #New York Shipbuilding Company; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #A. W. Johnson; #submarine; #Woodrow Wilson; #United States Coast Guard; #Rum Patrol; #London Naval Treaty; #Category:Cassin-class destroyers; #Category:World War I destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the United States Coast Guard; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1913 ships
 * USS Downes (FF-1070); #Sonar; #Towed array sonar; #ASROC; #Harpoon missile; #Mark 46 torpedo; #Sea Sparrow; #Phalanx CIWS; #SH-2 Seasprite; #Knox class frigate; #Anti-Submarine Warfare; #Naval Vessel Register; #Mare Island; #SINKEX; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:Knox-class frigates; #Category:1969 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Doyen; #United States Navy; #Charles A. Doyen; #destroyer; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Doyen (APA-1); #Charles A. Doyen; #battle star; #World War II; #World War II; #United States Marine Corps; #Charles A. Doyen; #World War I; #Pearl Harbor; #torpedo; #prisoners of war; #Eniwetok; #Cape Torokina; #Huon Gulf; #Ulithi; #Leyte; #battle star; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Massachusetts Maritime Academy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:Doyen-class attack transports; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Ships of the Massachusetts Maritime Academy
 * USS Doyen (DD-280); #Charles A. Doyen; #Squantum Victory Yard; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Charles A. Doyen; #Panama Canal Zone; #Duncan Bay, British Columbia; #Battle Fleet; #Pearl Harbor; #London Naval Treaty; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1919 ships
 * USS Doyle; #destroyer; #destroyer escort; #Cecil J. Doyle; #Navy Cross; #Solomon Islands campaign; #frigate; #James Henry Doyle; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Doyle (DMS-34); #Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding Corporation; #dual purpose gun; #Oerlikon 20 mm cannon; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding Co.; #Lieutenant Commander; #French Morocco; #Northern Ireland; #antisubmarine; #invasion of Normandy; #north Africa; #highspeed minesweeper; #Pearl Harbor; #flagship; #troop transport; #aircraft carrier; #guerrilla; #Changea Dong; #Rei To Island; #underwater demolition team; #Suwon Dan; #station ship; #battle star; #World War II; #Korean War; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Gleaves-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Doyle (FFG-39); #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #AN/SLQ-32; #guided missile; #frigate; #United States Navy; #James Henry Doyle; #Korean War; #launched; #Category:1982 ships; #Category:Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigates of the United States Navy
 * USS Doyle C. Barnes (DE-353); #Doyle Clayton Barnes; #John C. Butler-class; #destroyer escort; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #radar picket; #Doyle Clayton Barnes; #Navy Cross; #Battle of Midway; #Battle of the Eastern Solomons; #USNR; #Leyte; #USS ATR-66; #Navy list; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Draco (AK-79); #gun mount; #cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #Guadalcanal; #Cape Torokina; #Ulithi; #Guadalcanal; #battle stars; #Category:Crater-class cargo ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Freighters; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Dragon (1861); #Washington Navy Yard; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #Union blockade; #Confederate States of America; #New York Navy Yard; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #James River Flotilla; #ironclad; #Potomac Flotilla; #Washington Navy Yard; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Confederate States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Dragonet (SS-293); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #dragonet; #Cramp Shipbuilding Co.; #Pearl Harbor; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Japan; #Bungo Suido; #Okino Shima; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Naval Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Chesapeake Bay
 * USS Drayton; #United States Navy; #Percival Drayton; #World War I; #World War II; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Drayton (DD-23); #Percival Drayton; #torpedo tube; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Percival Drayton; #Lieutenant Commander; #H. C. Dinger; #World War I; #Patrol Force; #Boston Navy Yard; #Bantry, Ireland; #cruiser; #United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Category:Paulding-class destroyers; #Category:World War I destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1910 ships
 * USS Drayton (DD-366); #Percival Drayton; #Mahan class destroyer; #torpedo tube; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #Oerlikon 20 mm cannon; #K-gun; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Percival Drayton; #Commander; #Scouting Force; #Amelia Earhart; #Pearl Harbor; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #submarine; #Suva Harbor; #Guadalcanal; #Tassafaronga; #Buna Roads; #Saidor; #Pityilu Island; #Seeadler Harbor; #Jaluit; #Marshall Islands; #Puerto Princesa; #Masbate City; #battle star; #Category:Mahan-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:United States Navy South Carolina-related ships; #Category:1936 ships
 * USS Dreadnaught (YT-34); #United States Navy; #Rolph Navigation and Coal Company; #World War I; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Lieutenant; #USNRF; #United States Atlantic Fleet; #submarine chaser; #United States Army; #patrol vessel; #Lorient; #12th Naval District; #Navy List; #Category:Auxiliary ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1917 ships
 * USS Dreadnought (SP-584); #Boston Navy Yard; #United States Navy; #section patrol; #Monument Beach, Massachusetts; #Patrol vessel; #machine gun; #U.S. Navy; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Monument Beach, Massachusetts; #section patrol; #World War I; #5th Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1916 ships; #Category:1917 ships
 * USS Drew (APA-162); #gun mount; #attack transport; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Oregon Shipbuilding Corp.; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #Leyte; #Ie Shima; #Ulithi; #United States; #battle star; #World War II; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Category:Haskell-class attack transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Drexler (DD-741); #Henry Clay Drexler; #Battle star; #kamikaze; #destroyer; #torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer; #Henry Clay Drexler; #Medal of Honor; #Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #Guadalcanal; #Ulithi; #radar picket; #kamikaze; #bomber; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Allen M. Sumner-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships sunk by kamikaze attack
 * USS Druid (SP-321); #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #submarines; #Burlee Dry Dock Company; #Lieutenant; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Steam yachts; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:United States Navy Connecticut-related ships; #Category:1902 ships
 * USS Drum; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Drum (SS-228); #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Battleship Memorial Park; #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #Thomas Holcomb; #Commander; #Robert H. Rice; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #depth charge; #Bungo Suido; #Cape Torokina; #conning tower; #Iwo Jima; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #Japanese surrender; #Panama Canal Zone; #Washington, D.C.; #Potomac River Naval Command; #inactive Fleet; #battle star; #World War II; #storm surge; #Hurricane Georges; #List of National Historic Landmarks in Alabama; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:Gato-class submarines; #Category:National Historic Landmarks in Alabama; #Category:National Register of Historic Places in Mobile, Alabama; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:Ships on the National Register of Historic Places; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Museum ships in Alabama
 * USS Drum (SSN-677); #Sciaenidae; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #William F. Bringle; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Battle Efficiency Award; #attack submarine; #torpedo tube; #attack submarine; #United States Navy; #Sciaenidae; #drum; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Vice Admiral; #William F. Bringle; #United States Seventh Fleet; #Commander; #United States Pacific Fleet; #USN; #commanding officer; #Japan; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Mark 48 torpedo; #Soviet submarine K-324; #Diego Garcia; #Mark 48 torpedo; #RIMPAC; #Submarine Squadron 11; #Lahaina, Hawaii; #Pearl Harbor; #Submarine Squadron 3; #Battle Efficiency Award; #Fleet Week; #Great Barrier Reef; #Steve Clark Hall; #cargo ship; #Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard; #Naval Vessel Register; #Mare Island Park Historic Foundation; #Category:Sturgeon-class submarines; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:United States submarine accidents; #Category:International maritime incidents; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1995; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1970 ships
 * USS Drusilla (SP-372); #New York Launch and Engine Company; #Patrol vessel; #patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #New York Launch and Engine Company; #Radnor, Pennsylvania; #World War I; #4th Naval District; #section patrol; #submarine net; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1914 ships
 * USS DuPage; #barracks ship; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS DuPage (APA-41); #battle star; #War Shipping Administration; #5"/38 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #USNR; #flagship; #U.S. Marines; #Guadalcanal; #Eniwetok; #landing craft; #U.S. Army; #Leyte; #San Fabian; #kamikaze; #destroyer; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #U.S. Army Air Force; #occupation of Japan; #War Shipping Administration; #battle star; #Category:Bayfield-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Illinois-related ships; #Category:DuPage County, Illinois
 * USS DuPage (APB-51); #Long tons; #barracks ship; #United States Navy; #Category:Barracks ships of the United States Navy; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Du Pont; #United States Navy; #Samuel Francis Du Pont; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Du Pont (DD-152); #Samuel Francis Du Pont; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Rear Admiral; #Samuel Francis Du Pont; #Commander; #W. Baggaley; #Egypt; #St. Thomas, Virgin Islands; #Rotating Reserve; #Naval Reservists; #Pearl Harbor; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Neutrality Patrol; #submarine; #Netherlands West Indies; #United Kingdom; #Gibraltar; #Avonmouth, England; #Normandy; #Charleston Navy Yard; #battle star; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1918 ships
 * USS Du Pont (DD-941); #Samuel Francis Du Pont; #Rear Admiral; #Samuel Francis Du Pont; #destroyer; #W. J. Maddocks; #Saint Lawrence Seaway; #Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom; #Dwight D. Eisenhower; #Marjorie Sterrett Battleship Fund Award; #Harlan K. Ullman; #P-3 Orion; #Palestine Liberation Organization; #Category:Forrest Sherman-class destroyers; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1956 ships
 * USS Du Pont (TB-7); #Samuel Francis Du Pont; #Herreshoff Manufacturing Co.; #Normand boiler; #Lieutenant (junior grade); #Spencer S. Wood; #Spanish-American War; #Dry Tortugas; #Key West, Fla.; #Matanzas; #Charleston Navy Yard; #United States; #World War I; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Category:Torpedo boats of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Rhode Island; #Category:1897 ships
 * USS Dubuque; #United States Navy; #gunboat; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Dubuque (LPD-8); #Naval Base San Diego; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Battle Efficiency Award; #Vietnam Gallantry Cross Unit Citation; #Decommissioned June 2011; #United States Navy; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #North Vietnam; #Vietnamization; #helicopter; #naval mine; #Operation End Sweep; #Operation Frequent Wind; #South Vietnam; #Japan; #Iran–Iraq War; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Al Jubayl, Saudi Arabia; #Operation Desert Fox; #15th MEU; #Operation Iraqi Freedom; #cannibal; #court-martial; #Influenza A virus subtype H1N1; #2009 swine flu outbreak; #Pacific Partnership; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Meritorious Unit Commendations; #Battle Efficiency Award; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Humanitarian Service Medal; #Category:Active amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Austin-class amphibious transport docks; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Dubuque, Iowa; #Category:United States Navy Iowa-related ships; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:1966 ships
 * USS Dubuque (PG-17); #Gunboat; #United States Navy; #World War I; #World War II; #Morris Heights, Bronx; #Illinois Naval Militia; #World War I; #Cruiser and Transport Force; #Category:Dubuque-class gunboats; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1904 ships; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Iowa-related ships
 * USS Duc de Lauzun (1782); #Armand Louis de Gontaut; #Duc de Lauzun; #Samuel Nicholson; #Continental Navy; #Agent of Marine; #Samuel Nicholson; #Cornwallis; #Lauzun's Legion; #Category:Ships of the Continental Navy; #Category:1782 ships
 * USS Duffy (DE-27); #Charles John Duffy; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #battle star; #dual purpose gun; #depth charge; #World War II; #Charles John Duffy; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Royal Navy; #Commander; #Leyte; #Mille Atoll; #Combat Action Ribbon; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #service star; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Dufilho (DE-423); #Marion William Dufilho; #United States Navy; #Marion William Dufilho; #R. E. Ingersoll; #French Morocco; #antisubmarine; #Seattle Star; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Dugong (SS-353); #dugong; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #dugong; #manatee; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Dukes County (LST-735); #Neville Island; #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Neville Island; #Subic Bay; #Korean War; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Sikorsky H-19; #helicopter; #Sikorsky H-5; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Massachusetts-related ships; #Category:Dukes County, Massachusetts; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships of the Republic of China Navy
 * USS Duluth; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Category:United States Navy Minnesota-related ships; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Duluth (CL-87); #United States Navy; #light cruiser; #Donald Roderick Osborn, Jr.; #Pearl Harbor; #TF 38; #combat air patrol; #Navy Day; #NROTC; #battle star; #Category:Cleveland-class cruisers; #Category:World War II cruisers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Minnesota-related ships; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Duluth (LPD-6); #Austin class amphibious transport dock; #United States Navy; #New York Naval Shipyard; #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #Republic of Vietnam; #U.S. 7th Fleet; #Vietnam War; #Sikorsky H-34; #Yankee Station; #Operation Frequent Wind; #CH-53; #Grande Island; #1st Battalion, 1st Marines; #AV-8 Harrier; #Landing Craft Air Cushion; #Prince William Sound; #Somalia; #Fremantle, Australia; #13th Marine Expeditionary Unit; #Amphibious Ready Group; #13th MEU; #Imad Mughniyah; #Navy SEAL; #13th Marine Expeditionary Unit; #Phuket, Thailand; #Iwo Jima; #Operation Unified Assistance; #Port Security Unit; #Category:1965 ships; #Category:Austin-class amphibious transport docks; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:United States Navy Minnesota-related ships; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States
 * USS Dumbarton (1861); #Union Navy; #Gunboat; #howitzers; #gunboat; #Union Navy; #prize court; #American Civil War; #Lieutenant; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #flagship; #Washington Navy Yard; #New York Navy Yard; #American Civil War; #Union Navy; #Confederate States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy
 * USS Duncan; #United States Navy; #Master Commandant; #Silas Duncan; #Battle of Cape Esperance; #Donald B. Duncan; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Duncan (DD-46); #Fore River Shipbuilding Company; #torpedo tube; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Silas Duncan; #Fore River Shipbuilding Company; #C. E. Courtney; #Neutrality Patrol; #battleship; #submarine; #Woodrow Wilson; #London Naval Treaty; #Category:Cassin-class destroyers; #Category:World War I destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1913 ships
 * USS Duncan (DD-485); #dual purpose gun; #Oerlikon 20 mm cannon; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Silas Duncan; #Battle of Lake Champlain; #Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co.; #Lieutenant Commander; #Guadalcanal; #submarine; #radar; #flagship; #Battle of Cape Esperance; #cruiser; #battle star; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:Shipwrecks in Ironbottom Sound; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Gleaves-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Duncan (DD-874); #Silas Duncan; #battle star; #5"/38 caliber gun; #5"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #Silas Duncan; #Commander; #radar picket; #Pearl Harbor; #plane guard; #Wake Island; #Eniwetok; #plane guard; #Long Beach Naval Shipyard; #Vietnam War; #aircraft carrier; #Yankee Station; #naval gunfire support; #Naval Vessel Register; #Korean War; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:Shipwrecks of the California coast; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Duncan (FFG-10); #AN/SLQ-32; #Vice Admiral; #Donald B. Duncan; #parts hulk; #Category:1978 ships; #Category:Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigates of the United States Navy
 * USS Dunderberg; #Musée de la Marine; #Casemate ironclad; #Brigantine; #Casemate; #Conning tower; #casemate ironclad; #gun turret; #casemate; #American Civil War; #Union Navy; #Otto von Bismarck; #Prussia; #Franco-Prussian War; #Navy List; #US Navy Department; #Bureau of Yards and Docks; #Dahlgren gun; #gun turret; #casemate; #Etna Iron Works; #auxiliary boiler; #brigantine; #biofouling; #Gideon Welles; #Secretary of the Navy; #General Superintendent of Ironclads; #broadside; #conning tower; #foremast; #pig iron; #New York City draft riots; #machinist; #white elephant; #diary; #private bill; #Emperor of France; #Napoleon III; #American Revolution; #pilothouse; #strake; #Jules-François-Émile Krantz; #pivot gun; #corvette; #Jade Estuary; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Ships built by William H. Webb; #Category:1865 ships; #Category:Ironclad warships of the French Navy
 * USS Dunlap (DD-384); #Robert H. Dunlap; #USMC; #United Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Corporation; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Robert H. Dunlap; #USMC; #United Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Corporation; #Pearl Harbor; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #Wake Island; #Marshal Islands; #Guadalcanal; #Battle of Vella Gulf; #British Eastern Fleet; #Soerabaja; #Franklin D. Roosevelt; #Ulithi; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #Bonins; #Navy Day; #battle stars; #World War II; #List of United States Navy destroyers; #Category:Mahan-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1936 ships
 * USS Dunlin; #United States Navy; #Willamette Iron and Steel; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Dunlin (AM-361); #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #Bofors 40 mm; #Depth charge; #Chinese Maritime Customs Service; #Battle star; #United States Navy; #World War II; #battle star; #Chinese Maritime Customs Service; #secondary source; #Willamette Iron and Steel; #USNR; #U.S. 3rd Fleet; #Bungo Suido; #Hiro Wan; #Ozue; #Ariake; #Chinhae; #YMS; #Subic Bay; #Foreign Liquidation Committee; #battle stars; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy ships transferred to the Republic of China Navy; #Category:Admirable class minesweepers of the Republic of China Navy; #Category:Ships of the Chinese Maritime Customs Service
 * USS Dunn County (LST-742); #Neville Island; #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Neville Island; #Tarakan Island; #United States Army; #Korean War; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #List of United States Navy LSTs; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:United States Navy North Dakota-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Wisconsin-related ships; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Duplin (AKA-87); #North Carolina Shipbuilding Company; #5"/38 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #landing craft; #North Carolina Shipbuilding Co.; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Naval Transportation Service; #Western Sea Frontier; #Lee Hall, Virginia; #War Shipping Administration; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Tolland-class attack cargo ships; #Category:Ships built in North Carolina; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States
 * USS Durant (DER-389); #Kenneth W. Durant; #United States Navy; #United States Coast Guard; #Kenneth W. Durant; #submarine; #Pearl Harbor; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the United States Coast Guard; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Durham (LKA-114); #Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co.; #LCM-8; #LCM-6; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Vietnam War; #Gulf War; #amphibious cargo ship; #Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co.; #Newport News, VA; #Vietnam War; #Operation Frequent Wind; #Gulf War; #Korean War; #Naval Inactive Ship Maintenance Facility; #DANFS; #Category:Charleston-class amphibious cargo ships; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Gulf War ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy North Carolina-related ships; #Category:1968 ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Durik (DE-666); #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #K-gun; #United States Navy; #Apprentice Seaman; #Joseph E. Durik; #Dravo Corp.; #frigate; #high-speed transport; #Charleston Naval Shipyard; #Green Cove Springs, Fla.; #John D. Cartano; #John D. Cartano; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Dutchess (APA-98); #battle star; #World War II; #attack transport; #Bofors 40mm gun; #attack transport; #US Navy; #World War II; #Bethlehem Sparrow's Point Shipyard; #Sparrow's Point, Maryland; #Eniwetok; #Pearl Harbor; #San Pedro, Leyte; #Wakayama, Japan; #Operation Magic Carpet; #War Shipping Administration; #battle star; #World War II; #American Export-Isbrandtsen Lines; #Category:Windsor-class attack transports; #Category:Type C3-S-A3 ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships; #Category:Ships of American Export-Isbrandtsen Lines
 * USS Dutton; #United States Navy; #Benjamin Dutton, Jr.; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Dutton (AGS-8); #Benjamin Dutton, Jr.; #battle star; #World War II; #gun mount; #United States Navy; #World War II; #US Navy; #Benjamin Dutton, Jr.; #Pearl Harbor; #Iwo Jima; #Operation Crossroads; #Naval Station Norfolk; #battle star; #Category:PCS-1376-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Survey ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Duval County (LST-758); #battle star; #LCVP; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Iwo Jima; #Gunto; #Korean War; #Naval Vessel Register; #MARAD; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #List of United States Navy LSTs; #P5M Marlin; #flying boat; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:United States Navy Florida-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Texas-related ships; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Duxbury Bay (AVP-38); #Lake Washington Shipyard; #seaplane tender; #Radar; #sonar; #caliber; #gun mount; #antiaircraft; #depth charge; #seaplane; #United States Navy; #seaplane tender; #Lake Washington Shipyard; #Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #seaplane; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi Atoll; #United States Third Fleet; #seadrome; #Japan; #World War II; #United States; #seaplane; #flagship; #United States Middle East Force; #Guantanamo Bay Naval Base; #United States Department of Defense; #Haile Selassie; #Ethiopia; #French Somaliland; #Union of South Africa; #Middle East Force; #flagship; #Suez Crisis; #Souda Bay; #underwater demolition team; #Saros Bay; #Dwight D. Eisenhower; #Mercury-Atlas 9; #Leroy Gordon Cooper, Jr.; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Barnegat-class seaplane tenders; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:United States Navy Massachusetts-related ships; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Lake Washington Shipyard
 * USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN-69); #Dwight D. Eisenhower; #Sea Sparrow; #RIM-116 Rolling Airframe Missile; #aircraft carrier; #United States Navy; #Dwight D. Eisenhower; #Newport News Shipbuilding Company; #Operation Eagle Claw; #Iran hostage crisis; #Gulf War; #William E. Ramsey; #World War II; #Jimmy Carter; #Menachem Begin; #Norfolk Naval Station; #James H. Mauldin; #Iran hostage crisis; #Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock; #Naval Tactical Data System; #anti-submarine warfare; #Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships; #Normandy; #John Eisenhower; #Carrier Air Wing Seven; #Omaha Beach; #Operation Desert Storm; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #U.S. 10th Mountain Division; #Operation Uphold Democracy; #Haiti; #Operation Southern Watch; #Operation Deny Flight; #Cruiser-Destroyer Group 8; #Advanced combat direction system; #Operation Southern Watch; #F/A-18E/F Super Hornet; #Allen G. Myers; #guided-missile cruiser; #guided-missile destroyer; #fast-attack submarine; #Limassol; #Djibouti; #Al-Qaeda; #Somalia; #Air Force Times; #Kurt W. Tidd; #Military Times; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #Marjorie Sterrett Battleship Fund Award; #Tom Clancy's Op-Center; #List of aircraft carriers; #List of aircraft carriers of the United States Navy; #Carrier Strike Group Eight; #Carrier Air Wing Seven; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Category:1975 ships; #Category:Active aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Carrier Strike Group Eight; #Category:Cold War aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Nimitz-class aircraft carriers; #Category:United States Navy Kansas-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Texas-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Dwyn Wen (IX-58); #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #United States Navy; #Dwynwen; #Western Sea Frontier; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Unclassified miscellaneous vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Dyer (DD-84); #Wickes class destroyer; #torpedo tube; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Fore River Shipbuilding Company; #Virginia Blackmur; #Commander; #F. H. Poteet; #Gibraltar; #Franklin Delano Roosevelt; #flagship; #United States; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #List of United States Navy destroyers; #List of ship launches in 1918; #List of ship commissionings in 1918; #List of ship decommissionings in 1922; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:World War I destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1918 ships
 * USS Dyess (DD-880); #Aquilla J. Dyess; #dual purpose gun; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Medal of Honor; #Battle of Kwajalein; #radar; #Harry S. Truman; #Washington, D.C.; #NATO; #Charleston Naval Shipyard; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the Hellenic Navy
 * USS Dynamic; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Dynamic (AM-432); #Colberg Boat Works; #Japan; #minesweeping; #Security Assistance Program; #Naval Register; #Category:Aggressive-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Stockton, California; #Category:1952 ships; #Category:Cold War minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Aggressive-class minesweepers of the Spanish Navy
 * USS Dynamic (AM-91); #Neville Island; #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #Neville Island; #submarine chaser; #Baie de Briande; #Baie de Bon Porte; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Adroit-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Dyson (DD-572); #Charles W. Dyson; #West German Navy; #torpedo; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Rear Admiral; #Charles W. Dyson; #Commander; #Roy Alexander Gano; #Destroyer Squadron 23; #Cape Torokina; #Monis; #Battle of Empress Augusta Bay; #cruiser; #Buka Airdrome; #Battle of Cape St. George; #Arleigh Burke; #Ulithi; #Satawan; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #TF 38; #Subic Bay; #Los Negros; #radar picket; #Washington, D.C.; #James V. Forrestal; #Bundesmarine; #battle star; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the German Navy; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the Hellenic Navy
 * USS E-1 (SS-24); #submarine; #torpedo tube; #torpedo; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant; #Chester W. Nimitz; #New York Navy Yard; #U-boat; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1911 ships
 * USS E-2 (SS-25); #submarine; #torpedo tube; #torpedo; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Naval Station Newport; #New York Navy Yard; #Chief of Naval Operations; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1911 ships
 * USS E.A. Poe (IX-103); #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #United States Navy; #Edgar Allan Poe; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Dry storage vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS E. B. Hale (1861); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #Washington, D.C.; #New York Navy Yard; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #turpentine; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS E. Benson Dennis (SP-791); #Pocomoke City, Maryland; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Menhaden Fisherman; #Pocomoke City, Maryland; #section patrol; #World War I; #5th Naval District; #submarine net; #guard ship; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #section patrol; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pocomoke City, Maryland; #Category:1901 ships
 * USS Eager (AM-224); #American Ship Building Company; #Mexican Navy; #Bofors 40 mm; #Depth charge; #Mexican Navy; #Battle of Okinawa; #Battle star; #United States Navy; #World War II; #battle star; #Mexican Navy; #secondary source; #American Shipbuilding; #USNR; #submarine; #Guantánamo Bay; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #battle star; #Mexican Navy; #secondary source; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Ohio; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers of the Mexican Navy
 * USS Eagle; #schooner; #sloop; #brig; #schooner; #New Orleans Squadron; #Q-ship; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Eagle (1798); #Schooner; #schooner; #Quasi-War; #privateer; #Prince Rupert's Bay; #United States; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:Quasi-War ships of the United States; #Category:1798 ships
 * USS Eagle (1812); #Sloop; #Brig; #sloop; #Battle of Lake Champlain; #Sailing Master; #Thomas Macdonough; #Ile aux Noix; #Royal Navy; #National Maritime Museum; #List of sloops of war of the United States Navy; #List of ships captured in the 19th century; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy; #Category:War of 1812 ships of the United States; #Category:1812 ships; #Category:Vessels captured from the United States Navy; #Category:Vessels captured by the United States Navy; #Category:Captured ships
 * USS Eagle (1814); #Brig; #carronade; #brig; #Battle of Lake Champlain; #Category:Brigs of the United States Navy; #Category:War of 1812 ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Vermont; #Category:1814 ships
 * USS Eagle (1814 schooner); #schooner; #War of 1812; #USS Eagle; #schooner; #War of 1812; #United States; #Category:History of the United States Navy
 * USS Eagle (1898); #Harlan and Hollingsworth; #Gunboat; #United States Navy; #Spanish-American War; #World War I; #Harlan and Hollingsworth; #Lieutenant; #William Henry Hudson Southerland; #North Atlantic Squadron; #Rio Honda; #Haiti; #cruiser; #Secretary of the Navy; #United States; #Florida Straits; #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Delaware; #Category:1890 ships
 * USS Eagle (SP-145); #U.S. Navy; #J. M. Bayles and Son; #Port Jefferson, New York; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #battleship; #J. M. Bayles and Son; #Port Jefferson, New York; #Colonel; #World War I; #3rd Naval District; #gunboat; #Navy List; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1909 ships
 * USS Eagle Boat 56 (PE-56); #machine gun; #United States Navy; #World War I; #patrol boat; #World War II; #Henry Ford; #submarine chaser; #World War II; #Second Happy Time; #depth charge; #SONAR; #Naval Air Station Brunswick; #destroyer; #depth charge; #U-853; #Naval Board of Inquiry; #Felix X. Gygax; #torpedo; #Naval Historical Center; #Purple Heart; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Maine coast; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:1919 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1945; #Category:Ships sunk by German submarines in World War II
 * USS Eaglet (SP-909); #George Lawley & Son; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #George Lawley & Son; #patrol boat; #World War I; #2nd Naval District; #1st Naval District; #Navy List; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1909 ships; #Category:1911 ships
 * USS Earheart (APD-113); #James E. Earheart, Jr.; #Mexican Navy; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #destroyer escort; #high-speed transport; #Private First Class; #James E. Earheart, Jr.; #Lieutenant Commander; #World War II; #surrender of Japan; #Navy Day; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Navy List; #Mexican Navy; #pennant number; #Category:Crosley-class high speed transports; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Crosley-class high speed transports of the Mexican Navy; #Category:United States Navy Ohio-related ships
 * USS Earl K. Olsen (DE-765); #Earl Kenneth Olsen; #3"/50 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #Earl Kenneth Olsen; #Battle of Tassafaronga; #Guadalcanal; #Navy Cross; #USNR; #USN; #United Kingdom; #Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; #Pearl Harbor; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Florida; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States
 * USS Earl V. Johnson (DE-702); #United States Navy; #Lieutenant (j.g.); #Earl V. Johnson; #naval aviator; #Navy Cross; #Battle of the Coral Sea; #Lieutenant Commander; #patrol; #Japan; #Ulithi; #sonar; #submarine; #underwater explosion; #Navy Register; #K. Jack Bauer; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Michigan; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:United States Navy Minnesota-related ships
 * USS Earle (DD-635); #Boston Navy Yard; #dual purpose gun; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #Oerlikon 20 mm cannon; #torpedo tube; #Mark 15 torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Rear Admiral; #Boston Navy Yard; #Lieutenant Commander; #submarine; #Scoglitti; #north Africa; #United Kingdom; #destroyer minesweeper; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #minefield; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:Gleaves-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Earle B. Hall (APD-107); #Aviation Machinist's Mate; #Earle B. Hall; #U.S. Navy; #sailor; #Air Medal; #destroyer escort; #high-speed transport; #Porpoise; #destroyer escort; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #destroyer escort; #Aviation Machinist's Mate; #Earle B. Hall; #high-speed transport; #Lieutenant Commander; #USNR; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #minesweeping; #Wakanoura Bay; #magnetic mine; #Eniwetok; #United States Marines; #amphibious warfare; #United States Sixth Fleet; #United States Marine Corps; #New York Naval Shipyard; #Naval Amphibious Base Little Creek; #John F. Kennedy; #Vieques Island; #U.S. Marine Corps; #United States Atlantic Fleet; #blockade; #Cuban Missile Crisis; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Crosley-class high speed transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:United States Navy Kentucky-related ships
 * USS East Hampton (SP-573); #Cobb and Butler; #patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Cobb and Butler; #Trident Fisheries Company; #section patrol; #World War I; #Lieutenant; #USNRF; #1st Naval District; #minesweeping; #icebreaking; #submarine chaser; #Middle Bank; #Stillwagon Bank; #Category:Auxiliary ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Lightships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1913 ships
 * USS Eastern Chief (ID-3390); #United States Navy; #6th Naval District; #dazzle camouflage; #Uraga Dock Company; #Cargo ship; #United States Navy; #cargo ship; #Uraga Dock Company; #United States; #6th Naval District; #World War I; #Charleston Navy Yard; #Lieutenant Commander; #USNRF; #Naval Overseas Transportation Service; #La Pallice; #Category:Auxiliary ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I cargo ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Japan; #Category:1917 ships
 * USS Eastern Light (ID-3538); #Osaka Iron Works Company; #Cargo ship; #United States Navy; #cargo ship; #Osaka Iron Works Company; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #Lieutenant Commander; #USNRF; #United States Food Administration; #Commission for Relief in Belgium; #World War I; #Category:Auxiliary ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I cargo ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Japan; #Category:1918 ships
 * USS Eastern Queen (ID-3406); #United States Navy; #13th Naval District; #Kawasaki Dockyard Company; #Cargo ship; #United States Navy; #cargo ship; #Kawasaki Dockyard Company; #13th Naval District; #World War I; #Baltimore Drydock and Shipbuilding Company; #Lieutenant Commander; #USNRF; #Armistice with Germany; #United States Army; #motor oil; #La Pallice; #United States; #Category:Auxiliary ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I cargo ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Japan; #Category:1918 ships
 * USS Eastern Shore (ID-3500); #Harima Dockyard Company; #Harima; #Cargo ship; #United States Navy; #cargo ship; #Harima Dockyard Company; #Harima; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #Lieutenant Commander; #USNRF; #United States Food Administration; #Gibraltar; #Eastern Europe; #World War I; #United States; #World War II; #Normandy; #Category:Auxiliary ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Japan; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:Shipwrecks of France
 * USS Eastland (APA-163); #gun mount; #attack transport; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Leyte; #Leyte; #Kerama; #Yakabi Shima; #Ulithi; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Leyte; #Golden Gate; #U.S. Marines; #Operation Magic Carpet; #War Shipping Administration; #battle star; #World War II; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Category:Haskell-class attack transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Texas-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Eastport; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Eastport (1862); #Union Navy; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Cerro Gordo, Tennessee; #ironclad; #Union Army; #Island No. 10; #Mississippi Squadron; #Grand Ecore; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Illinois; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Shipwrecks of the American Civil War; #Category:Ships sunk by mines; #Category:Captured ships
 * USS Eastwind (IX-234); #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #United States Navy; #United States; #United States Naval Academy; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Unclassified miscellaneous vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:1946 ships
 * USS Eaton (DD-510); #destroyer; #United States Navy; #First Barbary War; #Guadalcanal; #Port Purvis; #Rendova; #Baracoma; #The Slot; #flagship; #Treasury Island; #minelayers; #Bougainville Strait; #Battle of Empress Augusta Bay; #Type-C Japanese submarine; #Kusaie Island; #Mare Island; #Subic Bay; #Yangtze River Patrol Force; #Indochina; #Hulutao; #6th Chinese Army; #Boston Naval Shipyard; #NATO; #Weapon Alpha; #depth charge; #Bay of Pigs Invasion; #Memorial Day; #battle stars; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Florida coast; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1970; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Eberle; #destroyer; #World War II; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Eberle (DD-430); #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Edward Walter Eberle; #Chief of Naval Operations; #Belém; #Mehedia; #French Morocco; #blockade runner; #E-boat; #prisoners of war; #Pearl Harbor; #Russia; #3rd Naval District; #Mutual Defense Assistance Program; #battle star; #Category:Gleaves-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1940 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Gleaves-class destroyers of the Hellenic Navy
 * USS Ebert; #United Kingdom; #World War II; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Ebert (DE-768); #Hilan Ebert; #3"/50 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #Lieutenant Commander; #Hilan Ebert; #torpedo; #Battle of Tassafaronga; #Guadalcanal; #Navy Cross; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Japan; #United States; #Mutual Defense Assistance Program; #Greek Navy; #Souda; #torpedo; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Florida; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Wild Beast-class destroyers (1951)
 * USS Ebony (AN-15); #ebony; #General Engineering & Dry Dock Company; #gun mount; #y-gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #General Engineering & Dry Dock Company; #12th Naval District; #USNR; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Aloe-class net laying ships; #Category:Ships built in Alameda, California; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:World War II net laying ships of the United States
 * USS Echo (IX-95); #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #United States Navy; #nymph; #scow; #kauri; #Port Vila; #United States Army; #Jack Lemmon; #Coastwatcher; #Chips Rafferty; #Picton, New Zealand; #Category:Merchant ships of New Zealand; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy
 * USS Eclipse (SP-417); #schooner; #Patrol vessel; #Schooner; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #schooner; #section patrol; #World War I; #Lieutenant, junior grade; #USNRF; #6th Naval District; #pilot boat; #guard ship; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1906 ships; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy
 * USS Edamena II (SP-14); #U.S. Navy; #George Lawley & Son; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #George Lawley & Son; #World War I; #USNRF; #2nd Naval District; #dispatch boat; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1916 ships
 * USS Edenton; #United States Navy; #submarine chaser; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Edgar F. Coney (SP-346); #U.S. Navy; #John B. Dialogue & Sons; #United States Navy; #John B. Dialogue & Sons; #South Atlantic Towboat Company; #World War I; #3rd Naval District; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1904 ships; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Florida coast; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1930
 * USS Edgar F. Luckenbach (ID-4597); #Cargo ship; #cargo ship; #United States Navy; #United States; #World War I; #United States Army; #World War I; #Naval Armed Guard; #Lieutenant Commander; #USNRF; #Naval Overseas Transportation Service; #Le Verdon-sur-Mer; #La Pallice; #Royan; #United States; #Cruiser and Transport Force; #Category:World War I cargo ships of the United States; #Category:1916 ships; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Unique transports of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Edgar G. Chase (DE-16); #Evarts class destroyer escort; #dual purpose gun; #depth charge; #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #Edgar Griffith Chase; #Guadalcanal; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Solano County; #Lieutenant Commander; #J. J. Morony; #Submarine chaser; #American Campaign Medal; #European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Edgecombe; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #USS Edgecombe (APA-164); #attack transport; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Edgecombe (APA-164); #gun mount; #attack transport; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #USNR; #Leyte; #Pearl Harbor; #Operation Magic Carpet; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Haskell-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Edison; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Edison (DD-439); #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Thomas Alva Edison; #Thomas Alva Edison; #5"/38 caliber gun; #French Morocco; #Naval Battle of Casablanca; #depth charge; #Northern Ireland; #battle star; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:United States Navy Ohio-related ships; #Category:1940 ships; #Category:Gleaves-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Edisto; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Edith; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Edith (1849); #U.S. Navy; #Thomas ap Catesby Jones; #Pacific Squadron; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy
 * USS Edith (ID-3459); #Cargo ship; #World War I; #United States Navy; #ammunition; #sugar cane; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War I; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War I cargo ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maryland; #Category:1915 ships
 * USS Edith II (SP-296); #U.S. Navy; #Great Lakes Boat Building Corporation; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Nevins' Yacht Works; #Great Lakes Boat Building Corporation; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1917 ships
 * USS Edith M. III (SP-196); #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Boatswain; #USNRF; #3rd Naval District; #List of United States Navy ships; #Patrol boat; #World War I; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1909 ships
 * USS Edithena (SP-624); #Bureau of Fisheries; #Patrol boat; #United States Navy; #1st Naval District; #Bureau of Fisheries; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War I; #Patrol boat; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:1914 ships
 * USS Edithia (YP-214); #Patrol boat; #United States Navy; #USNRF; #3rd Naval District; #submarine net; #World War I; #New York Navy Yard; #Navy List; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War I; #Patrol boat; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1909 ships
 * USS Edmonds (DE-406); #13th Naval District; #turbine engine; #destroyer escort; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #radar picket; #battle stars; #Korean War; #Aviation Ordnanceman; #Bert C. Edmonds; #Silver Star; #Torpedo; #Pearl Harbor; #escort carriers; #Eniwetok; #U.S. 7th Fleet; #Escort Division; #flagship; #escort carriers; #Leyte; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #U.S. 5th Fleet; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #commanding officer; #Leyte; #Sakishima; #radar picket; #Iheya Shima; #Aguni Shima; #Leyte; #Ulithi; #Pearl Harbor; #Songjin; #United Nations Trust Territories; #United States; #warship; #South Vietnam; #South Vietnamese Navy; #Japan; #Treasure Island, California; #Pearl Harbor; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Navy List; #battle stars; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Edorea (SP-549); #section patrol; #George Lawley & Son; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #World War I; #George Lawley & Son; #section patrol; #World War I; #Lieutenant; #USNRF; #4th Naval District; #submarine; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1909 ships; #Category:Individual yachts
 * USS Edsall; #United States Navy; #lead ship; #destroyer escort; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Edsall (DD-219); #Norman Eckley Edsall; #destroyer; #Norman Eckley Edsall; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Commander; #Russia; #flagship; #Lesbos Island; #Egypt; #Mandate Palestine; #Asiatic Fleet; #Pearl Harbor; #Force Z; #Pensacola Convoy; #Lesser Sunda Islands; #Mitsubishi G4M; #Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service; #Lieutenant; #Flying Fish Cove; #Belita; #Sea Witch; #battle star; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Java Sea; #Category:1920 ships
 * USS Edsall (DE-129); #Norman Edsall; #lead ship; #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #Norman Edsall; #Lieutenant Commander; #Submarine Chaser Training Center; #Escort Division 59; #flagship; #antisubmarine warfare; #submarine; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Edson (DD-946); #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Vietnam Service Medal; #National Defense Medal; #Combat Action Medal; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Saginaw Valley Naval Ship Museum; #United States Navy; #friendly fire; #US Air Force; #Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum; #USMC; #Medal of Honor; #Commanding Officer; #First Marine Raider Battalion; #Guadalcanal; #Navy Cross; #Silver Star; #world War II; #Commander; #Thomas J. Moriarty; #Ciudad Trujillo; #Japan; #aircraft carrier; #Yankee Station; #Naval Gunfire Support; #Vietnam War; #friendly fire; #US Air Force; #fireroom; #Operation Eagle Pull; #Operation Frequent Wind; #The Twilight Zone; #The Thirty-Fathom Grave; #Concorde; #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #Sheboygan, Wisconsin; #Naval Sea Systems Command; #List of United States Navy destroyers; #Category:Forrest Sherman-class destroyers; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Museum ships in Michigan; #Category:National Historic Landmarks in Michigan; #Category:Bay City, Michigan; #Category:Ships on the National Register of Historic Places in Michigan; #Category:1958 ships; #Category:Military and war museums in Michigan; #Category:Naval museums in the United States
 * USS Edward C. Daly (DE-17); #Evarts class destroyer escort; #dual purpose gun; #depth charge; #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #Edward C. Daly; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Solano County; #Lieutenant; #Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #Admiral; #Chester W. Nimitz; #Raymond A. Spruance; #Iwo Jima; #Japan; #United States; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Edward H. Allen (DE-531); #3rd Naval District; #turbine engine; #destroyer escort; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #radar picket; #Lieutenant; #Edward Henry Allen; #Navy Cross; #Battle of the Coral Sea; #Boston Navy Yard; #Navy Day; #3rd Naval District; #Navy list; #destroyer; #Italian Government; #commanding officer; #Italian Legion of Merit; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer; #Destroyer escort; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Edward J. McKeever Jr. (SP-684); #Robert Palmer & Sons; #Noank, Connecticut; #fishing vessel; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #fishing vessel; #Noank, Connecticut; #World War I; #section patrol; #Lieutenant, junior grade; #4th Naval District; #minesweeping; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1910 ships
 * USS Edward Luckenbach (ID-1662); #Fore River Shipbuilding Corporation; #Cargo ship; #cargo ship; #United States Navy; #Fore River Shipbuilding Corporation; #Luckenbach Steamship Company; #World War I; #Lieutenant Commander; #USNRF; #Naval Overseas Transportation Service; #United States Army; #Cruiser and Transport Force; #United States; #United States Coast Guard; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #cargo ship; #World War II; #naval mine; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Category:World War I cargo ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:Ships sunk by mines; #Category:1916 ships; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Unique transports of the United States Navy
 * USS Edward McDonnell (FF-1043); #Avondale Shipyard; #List of naval terms; #Garcia class frigate; #destroyer escort; #ASROC; #frigate; #US Navy; #Edward Orrick McDonnell; #Category:Garcia-class frigates; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:1964 ships; #Category:Cold War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States
 * USS Edward Rutledge (AP-52); #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #torpedo; #Fedala; #SS Exeter; #North Africa; #French Morocco; #Naval Battle of Casablanca; #Ernst Kals; #battle star; #World War II; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1931 ships; #Category:Passenger ships of the United States; #Category:World War II passenger ships of the United States; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships sunk by German submarines in World War II; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Mediterranean; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1942
 * USS Edwards; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Edwards (DD-265); #Squantum Victory Yard; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Royal Navy; #Royal Canadian Navy; #World War II; #Boston Navy Yard; #U.S. Naval Forces in Europe; #Gibraltar; #Woodrow Wilson; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #Neutrality Patrol; #U-boat; #Western Approaches Command; #4"/50 caliber gun; #torpedo; #depth charge; #Royal Canadian Navy; #Western Local Escort Force; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Royal Navy; #Category:Town-class destroyers of the Royal Navy; #Category:Town-class destroyers converted from Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United Kingdom; #Category:Town-class destroyers of the Royal Canadian Navy; #Category:World War II destroyers of Canada
 * USS Edwards (DD-619); #dual purpose gun; #autocannon; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant Commander; #Medal of Honor; #Légion d'honneur; #Distinguished Service Order; #Guadalcanal; #torpedo bomber; #torpedo; #cruiser; #Pearl Harbor; #depth charge; #submarine; #aircraft carrier; #Mili Atoll; #Jaluit; #F4U Corsair; #PBY Catalina; #Lieutenant, junior garde; #Ormoc; #kamikaze; #Silver Star; #Polloc Harbor; #Subic Bay; #Iwo Jima; #Naval Vessel Register; #World War II; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Gleaves-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Aleutian Islands Campaign
 * USS Edwin A. Howard (DE-346); #Edwin Alfred Howard; #World War II; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #radar picket; #battle star; #USNR; #Leyte; #Destroyer Squadron; #antisubmarine; #Leyte; #Polloc; #Samal Island; #Tawi Tawi; #ammunition ship; #torpedo boats; #Ulithi; #battle star; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer; #Destroyer escort; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Eel; #Run Silent, Run Deep; #Run Silent, Run Deep; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Eel (SS-354); #eel; #submarine; #United States Navy; #eel; #submarine; #Run Silent, Run Deep; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Effective; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Effective (AM-92); #Neville Island; #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #Neville Island; #submarine chaser; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Adroit-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Effingham; #United States Navy; #Frigate; #Continental Navy; #Thomas Howard, 3rd Earl of Effingham; #World War II; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Effingham (1777); #Earl of Effingham; #Frigate; #frigate; #Continental Navy; #George Washington; #galley; #Pennsylvania Navy; #Category:Ships of the Continental Navy; #Category:Sailing frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1777; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania
 * USS Effingham (APA-165); #gun mount; #attack transport; #World War II; #Guadalcanal; #Ulithi; #Operation Magic Carpet; #World War II; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Haskell-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Egeria (ARL-8); #Seneca, Illinois; #landing craft; #United States Navy; #World War II; #nymph; #Numa Pompilius; #Seneca, Illinois; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Achelous-class repair ships; #Category:Achelous-class repair ships converted from LST-1-class ships; #Category:Ships built in Illinois; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Egret; #U.S. Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Egret (AMS-46); #Brazil; #gun mount; #machine guns; #U.S. Navy; #coastal minesweeper; #Navy list; #Brazilian Navy; #Category:YMS-1-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Javari-class minesweepers
 * USS Egret (AMc-24); #machine guns; #coastal minesweeper; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #4th Naval District; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States
 * USS Eichenberger (DE-202); #Charleston Navy Yard; #Naval Vessel Register; #United States Department of Defense; #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #1.1"/75 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Charles Emil Eichenberger; #Charleston Navy Yard; #Lieutenant Commander; #Subic Bay; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in South Carolina; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Eider (AM-17); #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Pusey and Jones; #North Sea Mine Barrage; #United States Navy; #Pusey and Jones; #minesweeping; #Invergordon; #Charleston Navy Yard; #Pearl Harbor; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Minelayer; #Category:Lapwing-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1918 ships
 * USS Eisele; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Eisele (DE-34); #battle star; #dual purpose gun; #depth charge; #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #George Raymond Eisele; #heavy cruiser; #Naval Battle of Guadalcanal; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Solano County; #Pearl Harbor; #Tarawa; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #service star; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States
 * USS Eisner; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Eisner (DE-192); #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #Battle of Guadalcanal; #Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock; #USNR; #flagship; #Escort Division; #Task Force; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Wake Island; #Mutual Defense Assistance Program; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer escort; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Royal Netherlands Navy
 * USS El Cano (IX-79); #Schooner; #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #United States Navy; #schooner; #11th Naval District; #World War II; #Category:Unclassified miscellaneous vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy
 * USS El Capitan (ID-1407); #U.S. Navy; #Cargo ship; #United States Navy; #cargo ship; #United States; #World War I; #Lieutenant Commander; #USNRF; #Naval Overseas Transportation Service; #Le Verdon-sur-Mer; #submarine; #Southern Pacific Steamship Company; #World War II; #War Shipping Administration; #flag of convenience; #Category:World War I cargo ships of the United States; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Arctic Ocean; #Category:1917 ships; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1942; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS El Paso; #United States Navy; #frigate; #amphibious cargo ship; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS El Paso (LKA-117); #Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co.; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Operation Restore Hope; #Gulf War; #amphibious cargo ship; #Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co.; #Vietnam War; #Somalia; #Naval Inactive Ship Maintenance Facility; #Johnny Cash; #Miss America; #Kellye Cash; #DANFS; #Category:Charleston-class amphibious cargo ships; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Texas-related ships; #Category:1969 ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS El Paso (PF-41); #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Coast Guard; #United States Navy; #Mexican state; #Commander; #USCG; #Pearl Harbor; #Maffin Bay; #destroyer escort; #Wakde Island; #rescue; #Fanildo Island; #Sarmi Point; #Mount Makko; #World War II; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Texas-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Weather ships
 * USS Elba (AG-132); #U.S. Army; #Apra; #cargo ship; #cargo ship; #U.S. Army; #U.S. Navy; #Trust Territories; #Marshall Islands; #Commander, Service Division; #Pearl Harbor; #Category:Ships of the United States Army; #Category:Design 381 coastal freighters; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Camano-class cargo ships; #Category:United States Department of the Interior
 * USS Elbour Bay; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Elcano (PG-38); #Gunboat; #gunboat; #United States Navy; #Spanish Navy; #Spanish-American War; #Yangtze Patrol; #Spanish-American War; #Iloilo; #Battle of Manila Bay; #World War I; #Mariveles, Bataan; #Corregidor Island; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Spain; #Category:1885 ships
 * USS Elden (DE-264); #battle star; #dual purpose gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Ralph Waldo Elden; #battle of Midway; #Pacific Theater of Operations; #World War II; #Operation Forager; #Operation Detachment; #battle stars; #Boston Naval Shipyard; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Iwo Jima; #Ulithi; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Elder (AN-20); #honeysuckle; #13th Naval District; #Tiburon, California; #battle star; #World War II; #net laying ship; #gun mount; #y-gun; #net laying ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #USNR; #1st Naval District; #Hussey Sound; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Tarawa; #Abemama; #Marshall Islands; #Mangarin; #Subic Bay; #sonar buoy; #submarine; #Subic Bay; #Tiburon, California; #Great Sitkin Island; #petty officer; #Simeonoff Island; #Pearl Harbor; #damage control; #Pearl Harbor; #Korean War; #Eniwetok; #13th Naval District; #battle star; #Category:Aloe-class net laying ships; #Category:Ships built in West Virginia; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:World War II net laying ships of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Eldorado (AGC-11); #North Carolina Shipbuilding Company; #battle star; #battle star; #campaign star; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service; #amphibious command ship; #5"/38 caliber gun; #flagship; #North Carolina Shipbuilding Company; #Jesse Wallace; #Naval Station Norfolk; #Rear Admiral; #Lawrence F. Reifsnider; #Amphibious Group 4; #Pearl Harbor; #flagship; #Vice Admiral; #Richmond K. Turner; #Iwo Jima; #General; #Holland Smith; #Secretary of the Navy; #James Forrestal; #Iwo Jima; #Iwo Jima; #headquarters; #war correspondent; #beachhead; #flagship; #Lieutenant General; #Hagushi; #Iwo Jima; #air defense; #Admiral; #Chester W. Nimitz; #William F. Halsey, Jr.; #Raymond A. Spruance; #Ernie Pyle; #Pearl Harbor; #Pearl Harbor; #Korean War; #flagship; #Rear Admiral; #Lyman A. Thackrey; #Amphibious Group 3; #Riwon; #Japan; #Ingolf N. Kiland; #Korean Armistice Agreement; #flagship; #W. E. Moore; #Amphibious Group 1; #Operation Big Switch; #prisoners of war; #Koje-do; #flagship; #Amphibious Group 1; #Lorenzo S. Sabin, Jr.; #Thomas G. W. Settle; #flagship; #Alfred M. Pride; #7th Fleet; #George C. Towner; #Amphibious Group 3; #Wainwright, Alaska; #Point Barrow; #flagship; #Carl F. Espe; #United States First Fleet; #flagship; #Frederick C. Stelter, Jr.; #Charles K. Duncan; #Charles O. Triebel; #Charles C. Kirkpatrick; #John Sylvester; #flagship; #flagship; #Indonesia; #Battle of the Coral Sea; #Vietnam War; #battle star; #World War II; #Korean War; #Category:Mount McKinley-class command ships; #Category:Ships built in North Carolina; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States
 * USS Eldridge (DE-173); #John Eldridge, Jr.; #Greek destroyer Leon (D54); #3"/50 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant Commander; #John Eldridge, Jr.; #Lieutenant; #North Africa; #Ulithi; #Mutual Defense Assistance program; #Philadelphia Experiment; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #cloaking device; #Project Rainbow; #The Skeptic's Dictionary; #The Straight Dope; #United States Navy; #American Campaign Medal; #European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War Two Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Medal; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Wild Beast-class destroyers (1951)
 * USS Eleanor (SP-677); #U.S. Navy; #machine gun; #patrol boat; #Murray and Tregurtha; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Murray and Tregurtha; #Corning, New York; #section patrol; #World War I; #USNRF; #1st Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1910 ships
 * USS Electra; #United States Navy; #Electra; #Agamemnon; #Clytemnestra; #attack cargo ship; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Electra (AKA-4); #Electra; #battle star; #Type C2 ship; #5"/38 caliber gun; #attack cargo ship; #Pleiades; #French Morocco; #torpedo; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Pearl Harbor; #Guadalcanal; #Babelthuap; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #Korean War; #World War II; #Category:Arcturus-class attack cargo ships; #Category:Type C2-T ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Florida; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States
 * USS Electron (AG-146); #battle star; #Korean War; #tank landing ship; #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #Korean War; #Japan; #Pearl Harbor; #Korean War; #Japan; #Subic Bay; #Navy List; #battle star; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Korean War; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Repair ships of the United States Navy; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships converted to stores ships
 * USS Elf (SP-81); #U.S. Navy; #Stanley Vansant; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #U.S. Navy; #Stanley Vansant; #World War I; #patrol boat; #Lieutenant, junior grade; #4th Naval District; #7th Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1917 ships
 * USS Elfin (1864); #howitzers; #gunboat; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #David Dixon Porter; #Mississippi Squadron; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Shipwrecks of the American Civil War
 * USS Elfin (SP-965); #Britt Brothers; #Patrol vessel; #World War I; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Britt Brothers; #section patrol; #World War I; #4th Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1911 ships
 * USS Elfrida (SP-988); #Jane's Fighting Ships; #Harlan and Hollingsworth; #Section patrol; #Patrol vessel; #Schooner; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Spanish-American War; #World War I; #schooner; #Harlan and Hollingsworth; #New York Navy Yard; #Lieutenant; #Connecticut Naval Militia; #United States Naval Reserve; #New Jersey Militia; #North Carolina Naval Militia; #United States; #section patrol; #5th Naval District; #submarine net; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Spanish–American War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Delaware; #Category:1889 ships; #Category:Individual yachts; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1917
 * USS Elithro II (SP-15); #U.S. Navy; #Luders Marine Construction Company; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Luders Marine Construction Company; #Rye (town), New York; #World War I; #plane guard; #Naval Coastal Air Station; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1916 ships
 * USS Eliza Hayward (SP-1414); #World War I; #U.S. Navy; #Sloop; #sloop; #United States Navy; #World War I; #5th Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy
 * USS Elizabeth (SP-1092); #United States Navy; #section patrol; #Gulf Fisheries Company; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Gulf Fisheries Company; #section patrol; #World War I; #8th Naval District; #United States Gulf Coast; #Freeport, Texas; #Navy List; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1918; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Texas coast
 * USS Elizabeth (SP-972); #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #West Norfolk, Virginia; #ship chandler; #section patrol; #World War I; #5th Naval District; #United States Department of War; #United States Army; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Norfolk, Virginia; #Category:1916 ships; #Category:Ships sunk in collisions; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1917; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Virginia coast
 * USS Elizabeth C. Stanton (AP-69); #Elizabeth C. Stanton; #Moore Dry Dock Company; #battle star; #5"/38 caliber gun; #3"/50 caliber gun; #lead ship; #Second World War; #United States Navy; #Elizabeth C. Stanton; #Moore Dry Dock Company; #Moore-McCormack; #flagship; #Normandy; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #battle star; #List of U.S. military vessels named after women; #Category:Type C3 ships; #Category:Ships built in Oakland, California; #Category:1939 ships; #Category:World War II merchant ships of the United States; #Category:Elizabeth C. Stanton-class transports; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Elizabeth M. Froelich (SP-380); #freight boat; #United States Navy; #freight boat; #section patrol; #World War I; #5th Naval District; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Elk; #U.S. Navy; #USS Elk (1863); #gunboat; #USS Elk (IX-115); #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Elk (1863); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #David Dixon Porter; #West Gulf Blockading Squadron; #Cedar Point, Florida; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy
 * USS Elk (IX-115); #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #United States Navy; #California Shipbuilding Corporation; #Marshall Islands; #Eniwetok; #Mili; #Jaluit; #Ulithi; #destroyer; #radar picket; #battle; #World War II; #Category:Liberty ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:Armadillo-class tankers; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Elkhart (APA-80); #attack transport; #attack transport; #World War II; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Leyte; #Kume Shima; #Okinawa Gunto; #Golden Gate; #Category:Gilliam-class attack transports; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Elkhart County, Indiana; #Category:United States Navy Indiana-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Elkhorn (AOG-7); #3"/50 caliber gun; #US Pacific Fleet; #World War II; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #World War II; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #campaign stars; #USNR; #Leyte; #US Pacific Fleet; #Pearl Harbor; #Korean war; #Icy Cape; #Point Barrow; #Security Assistance Program; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Korean War; #campaign stars; #Vietnam War; #China Service Medal; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Service Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Korean Service Medal; #Antarctica Service Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Vietnam Service Medal; #Republic of Vietnam Gallantry Cross Unit Citation; #Philippine Liberation Medal; #United Nations Service Medal; #Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal; #Republic of Korea War Service Medal; #Republic of China Navy; #Category:Patapsco-class gasoline tankers; #Category:Ships built in Minnesota; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Patapsco-class gasoline tankers of the Republic of China Navy
 * USS Ella; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Ella (1862); #howitzers; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #dispatch boat; #New York Navy Yard; #Potomac Flotilla; #Fortress Monroe; #Washington, D.C.; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Dispatch boats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Ella (SP-1676); #Patrol vessel; #patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #section patrol; #World War I; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1902 ships
 * USS Ellen; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Ellen (1853); #gunboat; #gunboat; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #ferryboat; #New York Navy Yard; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Tybee Island; #Port Royal Ferry; #Wassaw Sound; #Josiah Tattnall; #Folly Inlet; #Newton's Cut; #Light House Inlet; #Secessionville; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:1853 ships
 * USS Ellen (SP-1209); #U.S. Navy; #patrol vessel; #section patrol; #Herreshoff Manufacturing Company; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Herreshoff Manufacturing Company; #World War I; #section patrol; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Rhode Island; #Category:1917 ships
 * USS Ellen (SP-284); #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #3rd Naval District; #section patrol; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1911 ships; #Category:1915 ships
 * USS Ellet (DD-398); #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #American Civil War; #Charles Ellet, Jr.; #Alfred W. Ellet; #Charles R. Ellet; #John A. Ellet; #Edward C. Ellet; #Ellet Ram Fleet; #F. J. Mee; #Neutrality Patrol; #West Gulf Patrol; #Battle Force; #Pearl Harbor; #Wake Island; #B-25; #Doolittle Raid; #Battle of the Coral Sea; #Task Force 17; #Battle of Midway; #Guadalcanal; #Battle of Savo Island; #Ulithi Atoll; #Ngulu Atoll; #Marianas Patrol and Escort Group; #Iwo Jima; #Mare Island; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Benham-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1938 ships
 * USS Ellington (SP-776); #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #section patrol; #World War I; #USNRF; #12th Naval District; #guard ship; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1915 ships
 * USS Elliot; #destroyer; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Elliot (DD-146); #Wickes class destroyer; #torpedo tube; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Lieutenant Commander; #Richard M. Elliot; #E. L. Gunther; #Gibraltar; #Destroyer Division 13; #Woodrow Wilson; #Secretary of the Navy; #Josephus Daniels; #Admiral; #Albert Cleaves; #Asiatic Fleet; #William A. Reimert; #Destroyer Division 11; #Eclipse Expedition; #Muleje; #Pearl Harbor; #Mine Division 6; #Japan; #anti-submarine; #Operational Training Command; #battle star; #World War II; #Marie Galante; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1918 ships
 * USS Elliot (DD-967); #Arthur J. Elliot II; #United States Navy; #Arthur J. Elliot II; #Republic of Vietnam; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #Destroyer Squadron 9; #Commander, Naval Surface Forces Pacific; #Long Beach Naval Shipyard; #Sea Sparrow; #Destroyer Squadron 31; #flagship; #aircraft carrier; #Diego Garcia; #Navy Expeditionary Medal; #Humanitarian Service Medal; #Destroyer Squadron 21; #Todd Pacific Shipyard; #Destroyer Squadron 5; #Fleet Week; #Republic of Korea; #U.S. Navy; #U.S. Navy; #Japanese Maritime Self Defense Force; #TU-95; #Pearl Harbor; #Subic Bay; #Pattaya Beach; #BIOT; #Team Spirit; #United Nations High Commission for Refugees; #DGSE; #Mina Al-Ahmadi; #Explosive Ordnance Disposal; #Puerto Vallarta; #Portland Rose Festival; #United Nations Security Council; #Exercise Talisman Sabre; #Fraser Island; #List of United States Navy destroyers; #Category:Spruance-class destroyers; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:1974 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Ellis; #Confederate Navy; #destroyer; #World War II; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Ellis (DD-154); #George Henry Ellis; #Wickes class destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #George Henry Ellis; #Lieutenant Commander; #T. E. Van Metre; #United States Food Administration; #Batum; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Scouting Fleet; #submarine; #North Africa; #North Africa; #battle star; #List of United States Navy destroyers; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1918 ships
 * USS Ellyson (DD-454); #Theodore Gordon Ellyson; #Japan; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Theodore Gordon Ellyson; #submariner; #naval aviator; #Lieutenant Commander; #United States; #World War II; #aircraft carrier; #French Morocco; #north Africa; #Royal Navy; #battleship; #British Home Fleet; #Scapa Flow; #Murmansk; #Franklin D. Roosevelt; #Teheran Conference; #submarine; #depth charge; #Pointe de Hoc; #naval mine; #smoke screen; #hull classification symbol; #radar picket; #kamikaze; #Japan; #Ie Shima; #flagship; #Mutual Defense Assistance Program; #Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; #battle star; #frigate; #Category:Gleaves-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Gleaves-class destroyers of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; #Category:Gleaves-class destroyers of the Republic of China Navy
 * USS Elmasada (SP-109); #Roberrt Jacobs; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #U.S. Navy; #Robert Jacobs; #patrol boat; #World War I; #8th Naval District; #Navy List; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1909 ships
 * USS Elmer Montgomery (FF-1082); #Avondale Shipyard; #Sonar; #Towed array sonar; #ASROC; #Harpoon missile; #Mark 46 torpedo; #Sea Sparrow; #Phalanx CIWS; #SH-2 Seasprite; #Knox class frigate; #United States Navy; #Avondale Shipyard; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:Knox-class frigates; #Category:1970 ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Turkish Navy
 * USS Elmore (APA-42); #battle star; #Foster Wheeler; #LCVP; #US Navy; #Maryland Dry Dock Company; #Guadalcanal; #Eniwetok; #Philippine; #Leyte; #Mitsugahama; #battle star; #Category:Bayfield-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Alabama-related ships; #Category:Elmore County, Alabama; #Category:United States Navy Idaho-related ships; #Category:Elmore County, Idaho
 * USS Elokomin (AO-55); #Bethlehem Sparrows Point Shipyard; #Sparrows Point; #fleet oiler; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Atlantic Ocean, Mediterranean Sea, and North Atlantic Ocean; #Bethlehem Sparrows Point Shipyard; #Sparrows Point; #USNR; #U.S. 6th Fleet; #North Atlantic Treaty Organization; #Naval Vessel Register; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Category:Cimarron-class oilers (1939); #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II tankers of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Elrod (FFG-55); #frigate; #United States Navy; #Henry T. Elrod; #Medal of Honor; #Wake Island; #World War II; #Operation Desert Storm; #Gulf Cooperation Council; #NATO; #Operation Sharp Guard; #Operation Enduring Freedom; #Operation Active Endeavor; #Joint Meritorious Unit Award; #Navy Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Coast Guard Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #George P. Coleman Memorial Bridge; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Category:1984 ships; #Category:Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:Active frigates of the United States; #Category:Carrier Strike Group Eight
 * USS Elsie III (SP-708); #Lockwood's Basin; #World War I; #patrol vessel; #United States Coast and Geodetic Survey; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #1st Naval District; #section patrol; #United States Coast and Geodetic Survey; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1912 ships
 * USS Elusive (AM-225); #American Ship Building Company; #Bofors 40 mm; #Depth charge; #Chinese Maritime Customs Service; #Battle star; #United States Navy; #World War II; #battle star; #Chinese Maritime Customs Service; #American Shipbuilding; #USNR; #antisubmarine; #Subic Bay; #battle star; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Ohio; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy ships transferred to the Republic of China Navy; #Category:Admirable class minesweepers of the Republic of China Navy
 * USS Ely; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Ely (DE-309); #Mare Island Navy Yard; #destroyer escort; #Lieutenant; #Arthur V. Ely; #U.S. Navy; #Navy Cross; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #dual purpose gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Lieutenant; #Arthur V. Ely; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Pennsylvania-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Embattle; #U.S. Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Embattle (AM-226); #American Ship Building Company; #Bofors 40 mm; #Depth charge; #Chinese Maritime Customs Service; #Battle star; #United States Navy; #World War II; #battle star; #Chinese Maritime Customs Service; #secondary source; #American Shipbuilding; #USNR; #St. Lawrence Waterway; #Subic Bay; #Foreign Liquidation Commission; #Yung Hsing (A 7); #battle star; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Ohio; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy ships transferred to the Republic of China Navy; #Category:Admirable class minesweepers of the Republic of China Navy
 * USS Embattle (AM-434); #U.S. Navy; #Mine Forces, Pacific Fleet; #U.S. 7th Fleet; #Japan; #Navy list; #Category:Aggressive-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Stockton, California; #Category:1953 ships
 * USS Emeline (SP-175); #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #patrol craft; #submarine; #Les Platresses; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #Category:Steam yachts; #Category:Ships built in Scotland; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:1898 ships; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Emerald; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Emerald (1864); #emerald; #gem stone; #Ferry boat; #ferry boat; #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #Category:Auxiliary ships of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Individual yachts; #Category:Steam yachts; #Category:Steam ferries
 * USS Emerald (PYc-1); #Emerald; #Consolidated Shipbuilding Company; #Consolidated Shipbuilding Company; #US Navy; #Saint Johns River; #Category:1922 ships
 * USS Emerald (SP-177); #laundry; #foremast; #emerald; #gem stone; #Pusey and Jones; #Patrol vessel; #Almy; #triple expansion; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Pusey and Jones; #World War I; #4th Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Individual yachts; #Category:Ships built in Delaware; #Category:1906 ships; #Category:1916 ships
 * USS Emery (DE-28); #Evarts class destroyer escort; #dual purpose gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #submarines; #battle star; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Lieutenant Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #Marshall Islands; #Port Purvis; #Emirau; #antisubmarine; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #Japan; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #service star; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States
 * USS Emily; #United States; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Roanoke Island; #Joint Expedition Against Franklin; #Norfolk Hospital; #Washington, D.C.; #George Howland; #New York State Library; #Category:American Civil War ships of the United States; #Category:Steamships of the United States
 * USS Emma; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Emma (1863); #Union Navy; #howitzers; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #prize court; #New York Navy Yard; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #blockade runner; #Fort Fisher; #Fort Caswell; #William Tecumseh Sherman; #John A. Dahlgren; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Jefferson Davis; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Captured ships
 * USS Emma (SP-1223); #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #section patrol; #World War I; #5th Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1891 ships
 * USS Emmons (DD-457); #Kamikaze; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #George F. Emmons; #Ecuador; #fighter plane; #British Home Fleet; #Scapa Flow; #battleship; #Soviet Union; #Ecuadoran Navy; #Gibraltar; #Franklin D. Roosevelt; #Teheran Conference; #Mers-el-Kebir; #cruiser; #Bombardment of Cherbourg; #Battle of Cherbourg; #Ulithi; #kamikaze; #combat information center; #Navy Unit Commendation; #battle star; #World War II; #stock footage; #Gilligan's Island; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:Ships sunk by kamikaze attack
 * USS Emory S. Land (AS-39); #Emory S. Land; #Lockheed Shipbuilding and Construction Company; #Diego Garcia; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Battle Effectiveness Award; #Navy Expeditionary Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #lead ship; #submarine tender; #United States Navy; #Emory S. Land; #Submarine Squadron 8; #Officer in Tactical Command; #International Naval Review; #Submarine Squadron 8; #Submarine Squadron 6; #Rodman; #Masirah Island; #Task Force 73; #Submarine Group 2; #Russian Northern Fleet; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Navy Expeditionary Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Battle Efficiency Award; #Globalsecurity.org; #La Maddalena; #Submarine Force, U.S. Atlantic Fleet; #Military Sealift Command; #Military Times; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Category:Emory S. Land-class submarine tenders; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1977 ships; #Category:Active auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Empire State; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Emporia (PF-28); #French Navy; #3"/50 caliber gun; #anti-submarine mortar; #Y-gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Walter Butler Shipbuilding Company; #Lieutenant Commander; #United States Coast Guard; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Kansas-related ships; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates of the French Navy
 * USS Empress (SP-569); #United States Navy; #World War I; #section patrol; #Category:Auxiliary ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1912 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1917; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Atlantic Ocean
 * USS Enaj (SP-578); #Herreshoff Manufacturing Company; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Herreshoff Manufacturing Company; #section patrol; #World War I; #USNRF; #2nd Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Rhode Island; #Category:1909 ships; #Category:Individual yachts
 * USS Enceladus (AK-80); #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Penn Jersey Shipbuilding; #USCGR; #U.S. Coast Guard; #Tongatapu; #Torokina; #Emirau; #Guadalcanal; #Pearl Harbor; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #Category:Enceladus-class cargo ships; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Endeavor (AFDL-1); #AFDL-1-Class; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Chicago Bridge and Iron; #Naval Register; #Category:Drydocks
 * USS Endicott (DD-495); #Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding Corporation; #Dual barrel 40 mm mounts; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #K-Gun racks; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Samuel Endicott; #Stephen Decatur, Jr.; #Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding Corp.; #U.S. Atlantic Fleet; #Operation Dragoon; #motor torpedo boat; #Franklin D. Roosevelt; #Charleston Navy Yard; #high-speed minesweeper; #Japanese surrender; #flagship; #Korean War; #aircraft carrier; #U.N.; #Chang Sa Dong; #Action of 12 October 1950; #Songjin; #Long Beach Naval Shipyard; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Gleaves-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Endion (SP-707); #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #section patrol; #World War I; #USNRF; #1st Naval District; #Navy List; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1898 ships
 * USS Endurance; #U.S. Navy; #coastal minesweeper; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Endurance (AM-435); #U.S. Navy; #good will cruise; #Japanese Maritime Self Defense Force; #Category:Aggressive-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1952 ships
 * USS Endurance (AMc-77); #machine guns; #U.S. Navy; #10th Naval District; #Category:Accentor-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Florida; #Category:1941 ships
 * USS Endurance (ARDM-3); #Tiburon, CA; #Alameda, CA; #floating dry dock; #World War II; #Guadalcanal; #Ulithi; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Ships built in Alameda, California; #Category:ARD-12-class floating drydocks
 * USS Endymion (ARL-9); #landing craft; #United States Navy; #World War II; #shepherd; #Pearl Harbor; #Guadalcanal; #Leyte; #torpedo; #submarine chaser; #Eniwetok; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Achelous-class repair ships; #Category:Achelous-class repair ships converted from LST-491-class ships; #Category:Ships built in Illinois; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Energy; #U.S. Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Energy (AM-436); #U.S. Navy; #Iwo Jima; #Republic of Korea; #U.S. 7th Fleet; #Philippine Navy; #Category:Aggressive-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1953 ships; #Category:Cold War minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Aggressive-class minesweepers of the Philippine Navy
 * USS Energy (AMc-78); #machine guns; #U.S. Navy; #Ipswich, Massachusetts; #USNR; #St. George’s, Bermuda; #1st Naval District; #Category:Accentor-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1941 ships
 * USS Engage; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Engage (AM-93); #Neville Island; #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #Neville Island; #submarine chaser; #submarines; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Adroit-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Dominican Navy; #Category:Patrol vessels of the Dominican Navy
 * USS Engage (MSO-433); #Aggressive class minesweeper; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant; #Operation Market Time; #Ho Chi Minh Trail; #Operation End Sweep; #Mark 36 Destructors; #Rear Admiral; #Brian McCauley; #Subic Bay; #Colonel; #Hoang Huu Thai; #destroyer; #Category:Aggressive-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Stockton, California; #Category:1953 ships
 * USS Engineer; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS England; #United States Navy; #John C. England; #guided missile cruiser; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS England (DE-635); #John C. England; #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #1.1"/75 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #John C. England; #battleship; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #antisubmarine warfare; #Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #Guadalcanal; #United States Pacific Fleet; #Military intelligence; #radar; #sonar; #sonar; #escort carrier; #depth charge; #anti-submarine; #World War II; #Chief of Naval Operations; #Admiral; #Treasury Islands; #Leyte; #Ulithi; #cruiser; #dive bomber; #anti-aircraft; #kamikaze; #bomb; #combat air patrol; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #battle star; #World War II Victory Medal; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Missouri-related ships; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS England (DLG-22); #John C. England; #Leahy class cruiser; #AN/SLQ-32; #Mark 36 SRBOC; #guided missile; #cruiser; #United States Navy; #John C. England; #Pearl Harbor; #Ernest King; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Operation Desert Shield; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1962 ships; #Category:Cold War cruisers of the United States; #Category:Leahy-class cruisers
 * USS English (DD-696); #Rear Admiral; #Robert Henry English; #USNR; #Allen M. Sumner class destroyer; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #destroyer; #Rear Admiral; #Robert Henry English; #Navy Cross; #Navy Distinguished Service Medal; #Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Co.; #USNR; #Commander; #James Thomas Smith; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #TF 38; #Iwo Jima; #kamikaze; #Vice Admiral; #Marc Mitscher; #Royal Thai Navy; #attack aircraft carrier; #Cuban Missile Crisis; #North Atlantic Treaty Organization; #Suez Crisis; #United States Sixth Fleet; #antisubmarine warfare; #Cuban Missile Crisis; #attack aircraft carrier; #Navy List; #Republic of China Navy; #battle star; #Category:Allen M. Sumner-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Lo Yang-class destroyers; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean; #Category:United States Navy Georgia-related ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1954
 * USS Engstrom (DE-50); #Mare Island; #Evarts class destroyer escort; #dual purpose gun; #depth charge; #Evarts class destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #World War II; #submarines; #antisubmarine; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Lieutenant; #Panama Canal Zone; #radar; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Enhance; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Enhance (AM-437); #propellers; #U.S. Navy; #U.S. 7th Fleet; #Republic of Korea; #Navy list; #Category:Aggressive-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in San Diego, California; #Category:1952 ships
 * USS Eniwetok (CVE-125); #Todd-Pacific Shipyards, Inc.; #Category:1945 ships
 * USS Enoree (AO-69); #MARAD; #gun mount; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Northern Ireland; #North Africa; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #U.S. 3rd Fleet; #U.S. 5th Fleet; #Japan; #Pearl Harbor; #MSTS; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Navy List; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #battle stars; #World War II; #American Campaign Medal; #European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Service Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Category:Chiwawa-class oilers; #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II tankers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy South Carolina-related ships
 * USS Enright (DE-216); #Robert Paul Francis Enright; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #battle star; #Ecuador; #Emancipation Day; #Rafael Morán Valverde; #3"/50 caliber gun; #1.1"/75 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Robert Paul Francis Enright; #destroyer; #Battle of Midway; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Lieutenant Commander; #Boston Navy Yard; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #anti-submarine; #Japan; #Ecuador; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Charles Lawrence-class high speed transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Ecuadorian Navy; #Category:Frigates of the Ecuadorian Navy
 * USS Ensign (SP-1051); #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #section patrol; #World War I; #USNRF; #3rd Naval District; #submarine net; #9th Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1914 ships; #Category:Great Lakes ships
 * USS Entemedor (SS-340); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #entemedor; #Groton, Conn.; #Lieutenant Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #Subic Bay; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #midshipman cruise; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Turkish Navy; #Category:Balao-class submarines of the Turkish Navy
 * USS Enterprise; #Continental Navy; #Sloop-of-war; #Schooner; #United States Navy; #First Barbary War; #Little Curacao Island; #Massachusetts Maritime Academy; #World War II; #Massachusetts Maritime Academy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Enterprise (1775); #galley; #Battle of Valcour Island; #Continental Navy; #Sloop; #swivel gun; #Benedict Arnold; #Battle of Quebec (1775); #Battle of Valcour Island; #Continental Navy; #sloop-of-war; #American Revolutionary War; #United States Navy; #Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu; #Benedict Arnold; #schooner; #Royal Savage; #Isle aux Noix; #Fort Ticonderoga; #Battle of Valcour Island; #Battle of Saratoga; #bateau; #Ethan Allen; #Category:Ships of the Continental Navy; #Category:Ships built in Canada; #Category:1775 ships; #Category:Lake Champlain
 * USS Enterprise (1799); #schooner; #brig; #privateer; #Quasi-War; #Quasi-War; #Andrew Sterett; #Gibraltar; #First Barbary War; #encomium; #Bey; #bastinado; #Stephen Decatur; #Venice, Italy; #Abel Bowen; #Washington Navy Yard; #brig; #Edward McCall; #Samuel Blyth; #Lieutenant; #Lawrence Kearny; #New Orleans Squadron; #Jean Lafitte; #Cape Antonio; #James D. Jeffers; #Charles Gibbs; #Little Curacao Island; #Bibliography of early American naval history; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:Quasi-War ships of the United States; #Category:Barbary Wars American ships; #Category:War of 1812 ships of the United States; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Caribbean Sea; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1823; #Category:Ships built in Baltimore, Maryland; #Category:1799 ships
 * USS Enterprise (1831); #New York Navy Yard; #Schooner; #carronade; #United States Navy; #schooner; #New York Navy Yard; #S. W. Downing; #Brazil Station; #Boston Navy Yard; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1831 ships
 * USS Enterprise (1874); #John W. Griffiths; #screw sloop; #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #John W. Griffiths; #George C. Remey; #Bowman H. McCalla; #Medal of Honor; #Washington Navy Yard; #Albert S. Barker; #Battle of Fuzhou; #Sino-French War; #United States Naval Academy; #Massachusetts Maritime Academy; #USTS Enterprise; #United States Army Center of Military History; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy; #Category:1874 ships; #Category:Research vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Massachusetts Maritime Academy; #Category:Exploration ships
 * USS Enterprise (CV-6); #Battle Stars; #Babcock & Wilcox boiler; #.50 caliber machine gun; #20 mm Oerlikon cannon; #aircraft carrier; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Battle of Midway; #Battle of the Eastern Solomons; #Battle of the Santa Cruz Islands; #Guadalcanal Campaign; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #Secretary of the Navy; #Claude A. Swanson; #Radar; #Fred MacMurray; #Pearl Harbor; #Wake Island; #Japan; #Pukapuka; #Task Force 8; #Wotje; #Marshall Islands; #B-25 Mitchell; #Doolittle Raid; #combat air patrol; #Battle of the Coral Sea; #feint; #Banaba; #Battle of Midway; #Raymond A. Spruance; #flagship; #cruiser; #destroyer; #Task Force 17; #Frank J. Fletcher; #Battle of Midway; #Guadalcanal; #James H. Flatley; #Battle of the Eastern Solomons; #Battle of the Santa Cruz Islands; #Guadalcanal; #Battle 360°; #The History Channel; #William Halsey, Jr.; #Naval Battle of Guadalcanal; #Battle of Rennell Island; #aerial torpedo; #Chester Nimitz; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #F6F Hellcat; #VF-2; #Battle of Makin; #Fast Carrier Task Force; #Ulithi; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #Ulithi; #kamikaze; #Battle of Iwo Jima; #Iwo Jima; #kamikaze; #Nagasaki bombing; #Operation Magic Carpet; #First Lord of the Admiralty; #Royal Navy; #New York Naval Shipyard; #Naval Air Station Pensacola; #U.S. Naval Academy; #Washington Navy Yard; #Washington, D.C.; #Navy Unit Commendation; #American Defense Service Medal; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Philippine Liberation Medal; #Navy Unit Commendation; #battle star; #List of aircraft carriers; #List of World War II ships; #Battle 360°; #List of ships of the United States Navy named Enterprise; #Pritzker Military Library; #Category:Yorktown-class aircraft carriers; #Category:1936 ships; #Category:World War II aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Battle of Midway; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Enterprise (CVN-65); #U.S. Navy; #USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78); #Category:Ships; #Category:United States Naval Vessels; #Category:Aircraft Carriers
 * USS Enterprise (CVN-80); #A1B; #Surface-to-air missile; #Close-in weapons system; #supercarrier; #United States Navy; #Ray Mabus; #United States Navy; #List of aircraft carriers; #List of aircraft carriers of the United States Navy; #Category:Gerald R. Ford-class aircraft carriers; #Category:Proposed aircraft carriers; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Enterprise (SP-790); #patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #2nd Naval District; #United States; #World War I; #section patrol
 * USS Enterprise fire; #Kent Lee; #Mark 82; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1969
 * USS Enterprise vs Flambeau; #Quasi-War; #Schooner; #Brig; #single ship action; #Quasi-War; #privateer; #leeward; #Quasi-War; #privateer; #United States Navy; #schooner; #privateer; #letter of marque; #brig; #cannon; #musket; #small arms; #broadside; #roundshot; #medicine chest; #Andrew Sterett; #War of 1812; #Category:Naval battles of the Quasi-War; #Category:Conflicts in 1800; #Category:1800 in France; #Category:1800 in the United States
 * USS Eolus; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Eolus (1864); #Union Navy; #Union Navy; #gunboat; #CSS Tallahassee; #Fort Fisher; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:1864 ships
 * USS Epervier; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Epperson (DD-719); #Harold G. Epperson; #battle star; #5"/38 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #United States Marine Corps; #Harold G. Epperson; #Medal of Honor; #Battle of Saipan; #Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co.; #Pearl Harbor; #Korean War; #Taiwan Straits; #Marshall Islands; #Pago Pago, American Samoa; #Naval Vessel Register; #Pakistani Navy; #battle star; #Korean War; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Ohio-related ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Pakistan Navy; #Category:Alamgir-class destroyers; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Indian Ocean
 * USS Epping Forest (LSD-4); #reciprocating engines; #medium tank; #DUKW; #landing craft; #World War II; #Mary Ball Washington; #George Washington; #USNR; #helicopter; #Landing Craft Utility; #Emirau; #Guadalcanal; #Hagushi; #Operation Crossroads; #atomic weapon; #Operation Passage to Freedom; #Operation Phiblink; #Mine Forces, Pacific; #Operation Hand Clasp; #flagship; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Korean Service Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Vietnam Service Medal; #Republic of Vietnam Gallantry Cross Unit Citation; #Philippines Liberation Medal; #United Nations Service Medal; #Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal; #Republic of Korea War Service Medal; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Ashland-class dock landing ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Oakland, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Mine countermeasures support ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Epsilon (1864); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Dispatch boats of the United States Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Erben (DD-631); #Mare Island; #Henry Erben; #Fletcher class destroyer; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Rear Admiral; #Henry Erben; #Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #aircraft carrier; #Japan; #torpedo plane; #Marshall Islands; #Taroa; #Guadalcanal; #Cape Torokina; #Hollandia operation; #Eniwetok; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #Ulithi; #fast carrier task force; #kamikaze; #Kamaishi; #Korean War; #submarine; #Songjin; #Chongjin; #Royal Navy; #Taiwan Patrol; #Republic of Korea Navy; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Republic of Korea Navy
 * USS Ericsson; #warship; #United States Navy; #John Ericsson; #torpedo; #Military Sealift Command; #destroyer; #United States Coast Guard; #destroyer; #underway replenishment oiler; #Military Sealift Command; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Ericsson (DD-440); #John Ericsson; #United States Navy; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #John Ericsson; #submarine; #World War II; #torpedo; #Panama Canal Zone; #Gibraltar; #Gulf of Gaeta; #Pearl Harbor; #battle star; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1940 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Ericsson (DD-56); #United States Coast Guard; #United States Coast Guard; #John Ericsson; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #White-Forster boiler; #torpedo tube; #torpedo; #United States Navy; #World War I; #John Ericsson; #ironclad warship; #American Civil War; #torpedo tube; #Lightship Nantucket; #United States Coast Guard; #Rum Patrol; #John Ericsson; #ironclad warship; #American Civil War; #White-Forster boiler; #projectile; #torpedo tube; #General Board of the United States Navy; #anti-aircraft gun; #Lieutenant Commander; #Neutrality Patrol; #Torpedo Flotilla; #Lightship Nantucket; #Albert Gleaves; #destroyer tender; #Kapitänleutnant; #Hans Rose; #Johann Heinrich von Bernstorff; #Albert Gleaves; #Austin M. Knight; #Holland-America Line; #World War I; #kite balloon; #Woodrow Wilson; #seaplane; #New York Navy Yard; #United States Coast Guard; #Calvin Coolidge; #Rum Patrol; #rum-runner; #London Naval Treaty; #Naval Institute Press; #United States Naval Institute; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Category:O'Brien-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1915 ships; #Category:World War I destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships of the United States Coast Guard
 * USS Ericsson (TB-2); #Iowa Iron Works; #Torpedo boat; #Thornycroft; #torpedo tube; #United States Navy; #Iowa Iron Works; #Lieutenant; #torpedo; #Battle of Santiago de Cuba; #cruiser; #Charleston Navy Yard; #Category:Torpedo boats of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Iowa; #Category:1894 ships
 * USS Eridanus (AK-92); #gun mount; #cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Permanente Metals; #USCGR; #U.S. Marines; #U.S. Army; #Eniwetok; #War Shipping Administration; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #South Korean; #Masan; #battle star; #Category:Crater-class cargo ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Freighters; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Erie; #sloop-of-war; #gunboat; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Erie (1813); #carronade; #sloop-of-war; #United States Navy; #Charles G. Ridgeley; #William Bainbridge; #Barbary States; #Gibraltar; #Brazil Station; #flagship; #Callao, Peru; #African Squadron; #Pacific Squadron; #Mexican-American War; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy; #Category:War of 1812 ships of the United States; #Category:Mexican–American War ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Ohio-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Baltimore, Maryland; #Category:1813 ships
 * USS Erie (PG-50); #New York Navy Yard; #floatplane; #United States Navy; #torpedo; #submarine; #Spanish Civil War; #United States Naval Academy; #search-and-rescue; #Short Empire; #flying boat; #World War II; #Puntarenas; #Battle of the Caribbean; #U-boat; #torpedo; #Willemstad; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Caribbean Sea; #Category:1936 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1939; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1942
 * USS Ernest G. Small (DD-838); #Ernest G. Small; #battle star; #5"/38 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Ernest G. Small; #Gibraltar; #flagship; #Harry S. Truman; #midshipman cruise; #Hŭngnam; #aircraft carrier; #radar picket; #Taiwan Patrol; #Tachen Islands; #Operation Wigwam; #atomic bomb; #United States Air Force; #nose cone; #San Francisco Naval Shipyard; #Fleet Rehabilitation and Modernization; #Naval Vessel Register; #Republic of China Navy; #battle star; #Korean War; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Chao Yang-class destroyers; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean
 * USS Errol (AG-133); #U.S. Army; #Apra; #cargo ship; #cargo ship; #U.S. Army; #World War II; #U.S. Navy; #U.S. Army; #Ulithi; #Pagan Island; #Agrihan; #Category:Ships of the United States Army; #Category:Design 381 coastal freighters; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Camano-class cargo ships; #Category:United States Department of the Interior
 * USS Escalante (AO-70); #MARAD; #gun mount; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Sparrow's Point, Maryland; #USNR; #aviation gasoline; #Panama Canal Zone; #Task Force; #North Africa; #United Kingdom; #Normandy invasion; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Pearl Harbor; #Service Squadron; #Ulithi; #U.S. 3rd Fleet; #U.S. 5th Fleet; #Iwo Jima; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Chiwawa-class oilers; #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II tankers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Utah-related ships
 * USS Escambia (AO-80); #Marinship; #USNS; #battle star; #South Vietnam; #dual purpose gun; #3"/50 caliber gun; #lead ship; #fleet oiler; #United States Navy; #World War II; #battle stars; #Marinship; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Roi Namur; #fast carrier task force; #Ulithi; #task force; #Eniwetok; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #United States Army; #battle stars; #World War II; #Category:Escambia-class oilers; #Category:Type T2-SE-A2 tankers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Sausalito, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II tankers of the United States
 * USS Escape (ARS-6); #gun mounts; #rescue and salvage ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #SS George Ade; #Coco Solo; #Panama Canal Zone; #Italian submarine Mameli; #Operation Sky Hook; #Culebra Island; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #U.S. Coast Guard; #Naval Register; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Fort Eustis, Virginia; #American Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Category:Diver-class rescue and salvage ships; #Category:Ships built in Napa, California; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the United States Coast Guard; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Escatawpa (AOG-27); #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #warships; #East Coast Shipyard; #USCGR; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #Kagoshima Kaiwan; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Category:Mettawee-class gasoline tankers; #Category:Type T1-M-A2 tankers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Mississippi-related ships
 * USS Escolar (SS-294); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #escolar; #mackerel; #tuna; #Boston Navy Yard; #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Lost submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Yellow Sea; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1944; #Category:Ships sunk by mines; #Category:Ships lost with all hands
 * USS Espada (SS-355); #swordfish; #submarine; #United States Navy; #swordfish; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Essex; #frigate; #Essex Junior; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Essex (1799); #Frigate; #Full-rigged ship; #carronade; #Forecastle; #Edward Preble; #William Bainbridge; #James Barron; #Quasi-War; #First Barbary War; #Battle of Derne; #War of 1812; #Action off George Island; #Battle of Valaparaiso; #United States Navy; #sailing frigate; #Quasi-War; #First Barbary War; #War of 1812; #Enos Briggs; #Edward Preble; #William Bainbridge; #Richard Dale; #Barbary pirate; #Gibraltar; #Washington Navy Yard; #James Barron; #Battle of Derne; #David Glasgow Farragut; #Nuku Hiva; #James Hillyar; #Abel Bowen; #National Maritime Museum; #Royal Navy; #Herman Melville; #The Encantadas; #Putnam's Magazine; #The Far Side of the World; #Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World; #List of ships captured in the 19th century; #Bibliography of early American naval history; #Category:1799 ships; #Category:Barbary Wars American ships; #Category:Captured ships; #Category:Quasi-War ships of the United States; #Category:Sailing frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:Vessels captured from the United States Navy; #Category:War of 1812 ships of the United States; #Category:Frigates of the Royal Navy
 * USS Essex (1856); #howitzer; #gunboat; #ironclad; #gunboat; #United States Army; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #steam-powered; #United States Army; #Western Gunboat Flotilla; #timberclad; #gunboat; #Confederate States Navy; #William D. Porter; #ironclad; #gunboat; #David Farragut; #United States Navy; #Red River Campaign; #Category:Ships built in Indiana; #Category:Massachusetts in the American Civil War; #Category:1856 ships
 * USS Essex (1874); #Donald McKay; #East Boston; #Boston Navy Yard; #Winfield Scott Schley; #North Atlantic Squadron; #South Atlantic Squadron; #John Millmore; #Henry Lakin Simpson; #Medal of Honor; #Ohio Naval Militia; #United States Army Center of Military History; #Category:Ships designed by Donald McKay; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Great Lakes; #Category:Shipwrecks on the National Register of Historic Places in Minnesota; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy
 * USS Essex (CV-9); #SCB-27; #SCB-125; #Presidential Unit Citation (United States); #Navy Unit Commendation; #Navy Meritorious Unit Commendation; #aircraft carrier; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Pacific Theater of Operations; #Cuban missile crisis; #Korean War; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Pearl Harbor attack; #Donald B. Duncan; #Pearl Harbor; #Task Force 16; #flagship; #Wake Island; #Tarawa Atoll; #Marshall Islands; #supply line; #David McCampbell; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #Ulithi; #kamikaze; #flight deck; #Lieutenant; #Yokosuka D4Y; #kamikaze; #Sakishima; #Miyako-jima; #Iwo Jima; #combat air patrol; #Korean War; #F2H Banshee; #close air support; #United States Seventh Fleet; #Tachen Islands; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #NATO; #Frejus; #Quonset Point; #CENTO; #Naval Station Mayport; #Bay of Pigs Invasion; #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #Guantanamo Bay Naval Base; #John F. Kennedy; #Cuban Missile Crisis; #Boston Naval Shipyard; #flash fire; #Cape Canaveral Air Force Station; #Neil Armstrong; #Boston Navy Yard; #Naval Vessel Register; #Presidential Unit Citation; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Meritorious Unit Citation; #Navy Expeditionary Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #battle stars; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Medal; #China Service Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Korean Service Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Philippine Presidential Unit Citation; #Philippine Liberation Medal; #United Nations Service Medal; #Category:Essex-class aircraft carriers; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Cold War aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Korean War aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Essex (LHD-2); #Naval Base San Diego; #M2HB; #UH-1N; #AH-1W; #CH-53; #CH-46; #MH-60; #AV-8B; #Dick Cheney; #Expeditionary Strike Group Seven; #stern gate; #13th Marine Expeditionary Unit; #Somalia; #Operation United Shield; #11th Marine Expeditionary Unit; #Operation Southern Watch; #United States Fleet Activities Sasebo; #Foal Eagle; #31st Marine Expeditionary Unit; #1st Battalion, 3rd Marines; #Operation Unified Assistance; #Banda Aceh; #Tohoku; #Weekend Edition; #underway replenishment; #Military Times; #Joker L. Jenkins; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Category:Wasp-class amphibious assault ships; #Category:Active amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:1991 ships
 * USS Essex vs HMS Alert; #War of 1812; #United States Navy; #Royal Navy; #carronade; #Brown Bess; #Boston Navy Yard; #Category:Naval battles of the War of 1812
 * USS Esteem (AM-438); #U.S. Navy; #U.S. 7th Fleet; #Japan; #Republic of Korea; #Royal Canadian Navy; #Nootka Sound; #circumnavigate; #Thai navy; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Aggressive-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in San Diego, California; #Category:1952 ships
 * USS Estella (SP-537); #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #section patrol; #World War I; #1st Naval District; #Navy List; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1912 ships
 * USS Estelle (SP-747); #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #section patrol; #World War I; #Commandant; #3rd Naval District; #Navy List; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Estero; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Estero (AG-134); #Japan; #battle star; #cargo ship; #United States Navy; #Estero; #U.S. Army; #U.S. Navy; #United Nations Trust Territories; #Korean War; #Operation Passage to Freedom; #North Vietnam; #Japan; #battle star; #Category:Ships of the United States Army; #Category:Design 381 coastal freighters; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Camano-class cargo ships; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Estes (AGC-12); #North Carolina Shipbuilding Company; #battle star; #campaign star; #amphibious command ship; #5"/38 caliber gun; #Estes Park; #Front Range; #flagship; #North Carolina Shipbuilding Company; #Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #Naval Station Norfolk; #Rear Admiral; #William H. P. Blandy; #Amphibious Group One; #Pearl Harbor; #Iwo Jima; #flagship; #bombardment; #wound; #small craft; #Ulithi; #flagship; #Japan; #destroyer; #aircraft carrier; #Pearl Harbor; #R. O. Davis; #Amphibious Group 13; #Japan; #Thomas C. Kinkaid; #7th Fleet; #flagship; #Vice Admiral; #Daniel E. Barbey; #Oscar C. Badger; #flagship; #flagship; #I. N. Kiland; #Japan; #Marshall Islands; #Amphibious Group 3; #Task Force 9; #Eniwetok; #Operation Passage to Freedom; #North Vietnam; #Tachen Islands; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #Royal Navy; #Royal New Zealand Navy; #battle star; #World War II; #Korean War; #Category:Mount McKinley-class command ships; #Category:Ships built in North Carolina; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States
 * USS Estocin (FFG-15); #Göksu; #AN/SLQ-32; #Michael John Estocin; #Category:Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:1979 ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Turkish Navy
 * USS Estrella (1862); #New York Navy Yard; #howitzers; #Union Navy; #Union Army; #American Civil War; #howitzers; #blockade runners; #West Gulf Blockading Squadron; #Bayou Teche; #Berwick Bay; #schooner; #Matagorda Bay; #Fort Powell; #battle of Mobile Bay; #flagship; #West Gulf Blockading Squadron; #New York Navy Yard; #New York Navy Yard; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Confederate States Navy; #Category:Ships built in England; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1853 ships
 * USS Etamin (AK-93); #U.S. Coast Guard; #China; #gun mount; #cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #torpedo; #U.S. Coast Guard; #USCGR; #Naval Transportation Service; #12th Naval District; #torpedo; #Navy List; #battle stars; #Category:Crater-class cargo ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Freighters; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Ethan Allen; #United States Navy; #Ethan Allen; #Green Mountain Boys; #Confederate States of America; #American Civil War; #ballistic missile submarine; #Cold War; #Liberty Ship; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Ethan Allen (1859); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #salt works; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Barques of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1859 ships
 * USS Ethan Allen (SSBN-608); #Ethan Allen; #American Revolutionary War; #submarine; #S5W reactor; #ballistic missile; #torpedo tube; #United States Navy; #American Revolutionary War; #Ethan Allen; #Electric Boat Corporation; #Paul L. Lacy, Jr.; #W. W. Behrens, Jr.; #torpedo; #Admiral; #Levering Smith; #USS Carbonero (SS-337); #USS Medregal (SS-480); #Naval Vessel Register; #Ship-Submarine Recycling Program; #The Hunt for Red October; #fuel-air explosive; #Footfall; #Larry Niven; #Jerry Pournelle; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:Ethan Allen-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Vermont-related ships; #Category:1960 ships
 * USS Etlah; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #antisubmarine; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Etlah (1864); #Dahlgren gun; #American Civil War; #armor plate; #shallow; #John Ericsson; #Rear Admiral; #Samuel F. Du Pont; #Fort Sumter; #Bureau of Construction and Repair; #Category:Casco-class monitors; #Category:Ships built in Missouri
 * USS Etlah (AN-79); #Commercial Iron Works; #battle star; #Dominican Navy; #Naval Institute Press; #Net laying ship; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Korean War; #patrol vessel; #Dominican Navy; #Commercial Iron Works; #Lieutenant; #antisubmarine; #Oakland Estuary; #World War II; #Operation Crossroads; #Korean War; #submarines; #Pearl Harbor; #Dominican Navy; #Category:Cohoes-class net laying ships; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II net laying ships of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cohoes-class net laying ships of the Dominican Navy
 * USS Etta M. Burns (SP-542); #schooner; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #schooner; #section patrol; #World War I; #USNRF; #1st Naval District; #Navy List; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1902 ships; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy
 * USS Eucalyptus (AN-16); #eucalyptus; #General Engineering & Dry Dock Company; #gun mount; #United States Navy; #World War II; #USNR; #13th Naval District; #Category:Aloe-class net laying ships; #Category:Ships built in Alameda, California; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:World War II net laying ships of the United States
 * USS Eufaula (YTB-800); #Mighty Servant 1; #Algeciras, Spain; #USS Tonkawa (YTB-786); #USS Guardian (MCM-5); #Slidell, LA; #United States Navy; #Eufaula, Alabama; #Slidell, Louisiana; #5th Naval District; #Naval Station Rota; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Category:Natick-class large harbor tugs; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1966 ships; #Category:United States Navy Alabama-related ships
 * USS Eugene; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Eugene (PF-40); #battle star; #José Martí; #3"/50 caliber gun; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Commander; #USCG; #anti-submarine; #Soepiori Island; #United States; #Navy List; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Oregon-related ships; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates of the Cuban Navy; #Category:Weather ships
 * USS Eugene A. Greene; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Eugene A. Greene (DD-711); #Eugene A. Greene; #United States Navy; #Navy Cross; #5"/38 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Eugene A. Greene; #Navy Cross; #Battle of Midway; #Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Co.; #plane guard; #radar picket; #Greenpeace; #Spanish Navy; #Cosme Damián de Churruca y Elorza; #Battle of Trafalgar; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Spanish Navy; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the Spanish Navy; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships
 * USS Eugene A. Greene (DE-549); #Eugene A. Greene; #U.S. Navy; #Navy Cross; #Boston Navy Yard; #World War II; #United States Navy; #destroyer escort; #Boston Navy Yard; #destroyer; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships
 * USS Eugene E. Elmore (DE-686); #Eugene E. Elmore; #Destroyer escort; #torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #World War II; #7th Fleet; #Subic Bay; #Ulithi; #Jinsen, Korea; #List of destroyer escorts of the United States Navy; #Category:Rudderow-class destroyer escorts; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Eugene F. Price (SP-839); #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #World War I; #section patrol; #Lieutenant; #USNRF; #Naval Coast Defense Reserve; #2nd Naval District; #minesweeping; #Navy List; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I minesweepers of the United States; #Category:1874 ships
 * USS Eugenie (1862); #schooner; #Union Navy; #prize court; #American Civil War; #blockade; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy
 * USS Euhaw (IX-85); #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #United States Navy; #Euhaw; #Naval Vessel Register; #War Shipping Administration; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Euphemia (SP-539); #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #section patrol; #World War I; #1st Naval District; #Navy List; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1898 ships
 * USS Eurana (SP-1594); #United States Navy; #World War I; #Bethlehem Shipbuilding; #La Pallice; #Verdon; #Woodrow Wilson; #World War II; #Murmansk; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:Ships sunk by aircraft
 * USS Eureka (1862); #Union Navy; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #Potomac Flotilla; #Washington, D.C.; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy
 * USS Europa; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Euryale (AS-22); #Euryale; #United States Navy; #Milne Bay, New Guinea; #submarine; #submarine tender; #Pearl Harbor; #Category:Type C3 ships; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:World War II merchant ships of the United States; #Category:Type C3 ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Submarine tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Eutaw (1863); #gunboat; #gunboat; #Homer C. Blake; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #American Civil War; #Atlantic coast; #Category:Ships built in Baltimore, Maryland; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:1863 ships; #Category:Sassacus-class gunboats
 * USS Evans; #United States Navy; #Robley D. Evans; #Ernest E. Evans; #Ernest E. Evans; #Clarence Lee Evans; #Frank Evans; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Evans (DD-552); #Mare Island; #Robley D. Evans; #Gulf Shipbuilding Corporation; #Fletcher class destroyer; #United States Navy; #Rear Admiral; #Robley D. Evans; #Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #submarine; #Japan; #Marshall Islands; #fast carrier task force; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #radar picket; #kamikaze; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Alabama; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Evans (DD-78); #Wickes class destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Royal Navy; #Robley Dunglison Evans; #Rear Admiral; #Frank H. Sadler; #Antilles; #Royal Navy; #Town class destroyer; #Royal Norwegian Navy; #Øksfjord; #Hammerfest; #quisling; #4"/50 caliber gun; #torpedo; #depth charge; #Royal Canadian Navy; #Maritime Museum of the Atlantic; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:Town-class destroyers of the Royal Navy; #Category:Town-class destroyers converted from Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United Kingdom; #Category:Town-class destroyers of the Royal Norwegian Navy; #Category:World War II destroyers of Norway; #Category:Town-class destroyers of the Royal Canadian Navy; #Category:World War II destroyers of Canada
 * USS Evans (DE-1023); #Ernest E. Evans; #Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company; #De Laval; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Mark 46 torpedo; #United States Navy; #Ernest E. Evans; #Medal of Honor; #Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company; #Japan; #Republic of Korea; #Commander; #Taiwan Straits; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Vietnam Service Medal; #Category:Dealey-class destroyer escorts; #Category:United States Navy Oklahoma-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1955 ships
 * USS Evansville; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Evansville (PF-70); #Leatham D. Smith Shipyard; #Naval Historical Center; #Cold War; #large infantry landing craft; #Soviet Navy; #Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; #Naval Historical Center; #Cold War; #Naval Historical Center; #Cold War; #large infantry landing craft; #3"/50 caliber gun; #anti-submarine mortar; #Y-gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Soviet Navy; #Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; #Leatham D. Smith Shipbuilding Company; #USCG; #ocean weather station; #Soviet Navy; #Project Hula; #Soviet Union; #Naval Historical Center; #Naval Historical Center; #Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky; #World War II; #Naval Historical Center; #United States Secretary of the Navy; #James V. Forrestal; #United States Department of the Navy; #Naval Historical Center; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Korean War; #Mutual Defense Assistance Program; #Japan; #Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates of the Soviet Navy; #Category:World War II frigates of the Soviet Union; #Category:Cold War frigates of the Soviet Union; #Category:Cold War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Korean War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; #Category:United States Navy Indiana-related ships; #Category:Evansville, Indiana; #Category:Ships transferred under Project Hula
 * USS Evarts (DE-5); #destroyer escort; #dual purpose gun; #depth charge; #spigot mortar; #lead ship; #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #Boston Navy Yard; #anti-submarine warfare; #radar; #torpedo bomber; #escort carrier; #torpedo; #submarine; #Combat Action Ribbon; #American Campaign Medal; #European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal; #World War II; #List of patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Evea (YT-458); #Evea; #French Navy; #United States Navy; #North Africa; #French Navy; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy
 * USS Everett (PF-8); #Kaiser Cargo, Inc.; #Soviet Navy; #Naval Historical Center; #Cold War; #battle star; #Korean War; #Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; #Naval Historical Center; #Cold War; #Naval Historical Center; #Cold War; #large infantry landing craft; #3"/50 caliber gun; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Soviet Navy; #Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; #gunboat; #patrol frigate; #Kaiser Cargo, Inc.; #patrol; #Soviet Navy; #Project Hula; #Soviet Union; #Naval Historical Center; #Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky; #United States Secretary of the Navy; #James V. Forrestal; #United States Department of the Navy; #Japan; #Naval Historical Center; #Korean War; #station ship; #shore battery; #Japan; #Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; #Navy List; #battle star; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Washington (state)-related ships; #Category:Everett, Washington; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates of the Soviet Navy; #Category:World War II frigates of the Soviet Union; #Category:Cold War frigates of the Soviet Union; #Category:Cold War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Korean War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; #Category:Ships transferred under Project Hula
 * USS Everett F. Larson; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Everett F. Larson (DD-830); #Private First Class; #Everett F. Larson; #U.S. Marine; #Silver Star; #5"/38 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Everett F. Larson; #Guadalcanal campaign; #submarine; #NATO; #aircraft carrier; #Great White Fleet Review; #DESRON 19; #DESRON 23; #World War II; #Arleigh Burke; #DESDIV 231; #Long Beach Naval Shipyard; #Hunter Killer Anti-Submarine Exercise; #Anti-Submarine Group; #Carrier Anti-Submarine Group 53; #John G. Palmer; #Donald R. Schaffer; #Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; #Yankee Station; #Kaoshiung; #Viet Cong; #Subic Bay; #HOLDEX 4-68; #Alexander W. Rilling; #John G. Palmer; #U. S. Naval Station; #North Vietnam; #South Vietnam; #plane guard; #Southeast Asia Treaty Organization; #plane guard; #Republic of Korea Navy; #Gangneung; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Connecticut-related ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Republic of Korea Navy; #Category:Museum ships in South Korea
 * USS Everett F. Larson (DE-554); #Private First Class; #Everett F. Larson; #U.S. Marine; #Silver Star; #Boston Navy Yard; #World War II; #United States Navy; #destroyer escort; #Boston Navy Yard; #destroyer; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Connecticut-related ships
 * USS Everglades (AD-24); #destroyer tender; #5"/38 caliber gun; #3"/23 caliber gun; #destroyer tender; #World War II; #United States Navy; #Korean War; #Naval Register; #Naval Inactive Ship Maintenance Facility; #List of auxiliaries of the United States Navy; #Category:Klondike-class destroyer tenders; #Category:United States Navy Florida-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:Destroyer tenders of the United States
 * USS Eversole; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Eversole (DD-789); #battle star; #İzmit; #5"/38 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #John T. Eversole; #Battle of Midway; #Todd-Pacific Shipyards; #Korean War; #Japan; #Hŭngnam; #battle star; #Taiwan Patrol; #Japan; #plane guard; #Subic Bay Naval Station; #Turkish Navy; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1946 ships; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Museum ships in Turkey; #Category:United States Navy Idaho-related ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Turkish Navy; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the Turkish Navy; #Category:Buildings and structures in İzmit; #Category:Museums in Kocaeli Province
 * USS Eversole (DE-404); #John Thomas Eversole; #Brown Shipbuilding Co.; #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #World War II; #John Thomas Eversole; #Battle of Midway; #Pearl Harbor; #submarine; #Eniwetok; #antisubmarine; #escort carrier; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #sonar; #torpedo; #Japan; #battle star; #List of U.S. Navy losses in World War II; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships sunk by Japanese submarines; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Excel; #U.S. Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Excel (AM-439); #Aggressive class minesweeper; #Waukasha Motors; #propellers; #U.S. 7th Fleet; #Japan; #Commander Mine Division 93; #Cambodia; #Albert T. Church III; #Church Report; #Naval Register; #Reserve Fleet; #Category:Aggressive-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:1953 ships; #Category:Vietnam War mine warfare vessels of the United States
 * USS Excel (AM-94); #3"/50 caliber gun; #rocket; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Jakobson Shipyard; #submarine chaser; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #landing craft; #Leyte; #bombardment; #Category:Adroit-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Exchange (1862); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #ammunition ship; #Mississippi Squadron; #Union Army; #guerrilla; #Confederate Army; #Columbia, Arkansas; #commanding officer; #David Dixon Porter; #Jefferson Barracks, Missouri; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ammunition ships of the United States Navy; #Category:1862 ships
 * USS Execute (AM-232); #Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company; #Mexican Navy; #Naval Institute Press; #Juan N. Méndez; #Farrel-Birmingham; #Bofors 40 mm; #Depth charge; #Mexican Navy; #Battle of Okinawa; #United States Navy; #World War II; #lead ship; #patrol craft; #Mexican Navy; #secondary source; #lead ship; #patrol craft; #Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company; #hull code; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #landing craft; #Chimu; #kamikaze; #Battle of Okinawa; #Naha; #Navy List; #Mexican Navy; #Juan N. Méndez; #secondary source; #USNR; #plank owner; #Category:PCE-905-class patrol craft; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers of the Mexican Navy
 * USS Experiment; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Experiment (1799); #Schooner; #schooner; #United States Navy; #Quasi-War; #W. Maley; #Silas Talbot; #privateer; #Bight of Leogane; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:Quasi-War ships of the United States; #Category:1799 ships
 * USS Experiment (1832); #Washington Navy Yard; #Schooner; #schooner; #United States Navy; #Washington Navy Yard; #William Mervine; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in the District of Columbia; #Category:1832 ships
 * USS Exploit; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Exploit (AM-440); #Aggressive class minesweeper; #Waukasha Motors; #Aggressive class minesweeper; #gun mount; #machine guns; #gun mount; #machine guns; #U.S. 6th Fleet; #U.S. 6th Fleet; #USS Exploit; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Naval Register; #Category:Aggressive-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:1953 ships
 * USS Exploit (AM-95); #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #Jakobson Shipyard; #submarine chaser; #Eniwetok; #Iwo Jima; #Ulithi; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Adroit-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Express No. 4 (SP-745); #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #section patrol; #World War I; #Naval Coast Defense Reserve; #USNRF; #2nd Naval District; #Navy List; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1917 ships
 * USS Extractor (ARS-15); #3"/50 caliber gun; #rescue and salvage ship; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Eniwetok; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #torpedo; #Category:Anchor-class rescue and salvage ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Friendly fire incidents of World War II; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Philippine Sea; #Category:Ships built in Stockton, California; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Extricate (ARS-16); #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Gibraltar; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #landing craft; #battle stars; #World War II; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Category:Anchor-class rescue and salvage ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Exultant; #U.S. Navy; #coastal minesweeper; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Exultant (AM-441); #propellers; #U.S. Navy; #Mine Force, Atlantic Fleet; #U.S. 6th Fleet; #NATO; #Royal Canadian Navy; #damage control; #Navy list; #Category:Aggressive-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:1953 ships
 * USS Exultant (AMc-79); #machine guns; #U.S. Navy; #Ipswich, Massachusetts; #6th Naval District; #1st Naval District; #Category:Accentor-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1941 ships
 * USS F-1 (SS-20); #submarine; #torpedo tube; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant, junior grade; #Monterey Bay; #Category:United States F-class submarines; #Category:World War I submarines of the United States; #Category:Lost submarines of the United States; #Category:United States submarine accidents; #Category:Ships sunk in collisions; #Category:Shipwrecks of the California coast; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1917; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1911 ships
 * USS F-2 (SS-21); #submarine; #torpedo tube; #submarine; #James Rolph; #Lieutenant (junior grade); #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #flagship; #torpedo; #Category:World War I submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1912 ships
 * USS F-3 (SS-22); #submarine; #torpedo tube; #submarine; #Moran Brothers; #United States Navy; #Mare Island; #Mare Island; #underwater photography; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1912 ships; #Category:World War I submarines of the United States; #Category:United States submarine accidents
 * USS F-4 (SS-23); #submarine; #torpedo tube; #submarine; #United States Navy; #skate; #Lieutenant (junior grade); #Rear Admiral; #Lieutenant; #NY Times; #Arlington National Cemetery; #Kingston valve; #ballast tank; #Naval Vessel Register; #Pearl Harbor; #Category:United States F-class submarines; #Category:United States submarine accidents; #Category:Lost submarines of the United States; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean; #Category:Shipwrecks of Hawaii; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1915; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1912 ships
 * USS F. J. Luckenbach (ID-2160); #Fore River Shipbuilding Corporation; #Cargo ship; #cargo ship; #United States Navy; #Fore River Shipbuilding Corporation; #World War I; #Lieutenant Commander; #USNRF; #United States Army; #American Expeditionary Force; #Category:World War I cargo ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1917 ships; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Unique transports of the United States Navy
 * USS F. Mansfield and Sons Co. (SP-691); #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #fishing vessel; #section patrol; #World War I; #Panama Canal Zone; #Coco Solo; #United States Department of the Navy; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Facility (AM-233); #Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company; #Mexican Navy; #Cooper Bessemer; #Bofors 40 mm; #Depth charge; #Mexican Navy; #Battle of Okinawa; #Battle star; #United States Navy; #World War II; #battle star; #Mexican Navy; #secondary source; #Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Task Group; #Ulithi; #Task Group; #Bungo Suido; #Hiro Wan; #Van Dieman Strait; #Eniwetok; #Pearl Harbor; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Mexican Navy; #secondary source; #Category:PCE-905-class patrol craft; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers of the Mexican Navy
 * USS Fahkee (1862); #howitzer; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Williamsburg, New York; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Lockwood's Folly Inlet; #musket; #blockade runner; #Fort Fisher; #South Atlantic Squadron; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Colliers of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1862 ships
 * USS Fahrion (FFG-22); #Frank George Fahrion; #Egyptian Navy; #Naval Institute Press; #AN/SLQ-32; #frigate; #Frank George Fahrion; #Egyptian Navy; #List of ship launches in 1979; #List of ship commissionings in 1982; #List of ship commissionings in 1998; #List of ship decommissionings in 1998; #Category:Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1979 ships; #Category:Cold War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Mubarak-class frigates; #Category:Active frigates of Egypt
 * USS Fair (DE-35); #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Evarts class destroyer escort; #dual purpose gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant, junior grade; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Lieutenant; #Pearl Harbor; #antisubmarine; #Tarawa; #destroyer; #Roi Namur; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Guadalcanal; #kamikaze; #Chimu Wan; #United States Army; #Combat Action Ribbon; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #service star; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Fair American (1812); #United States Navy; #schooner; #War of 1812; #engagements on Lake Ontario; #Category:Age of Sail sloops; #Category:War of 1812 ships of the United States; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy; #Category:Schooners; #Category:Great Lakes ships; #Category:1812 ships
 * USS Fairfax (DD-93); #Donald Fairfax; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Richmond, North Yorkshire; #Wickes class destroyer; #torpedo; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Royal Navy; #Town class destroyer; #Donald Fairfax; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Stanford Caldwell Hooper; #Woodrow Wilson; #Panama Canal Zone; #Presidential Review; #Franklin D. Roosevelt; #midshipmen; #Special Service Squadron; #Coco Solo; #Balboa, Canal Zone; #World War II; #Royal Navy; #Pennant number; #Murmansk; #Royal Canadian Navy; #Soviet Navy; #List of Royal Navy ships; #List of World War II ships; #List of ship launches in 1917; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1917 ships; #Category:World War I destroyers of the United States; #Category:Town-class destroyers of the Royal Navy; #Category:Town-class destroyers converted from Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United Kingdom; #Category:Town-class destroyers of the Royal Canadian Navy; #Category:World War II destroyers of Canada; #Category:Town-class destroyers of the Soviet Navy; #Category:World War II destroyers of the Soviet Union
 * USS Fairfax County (LST-1193); #Newport class tank landing ship; #United States Navy; #Category:Newport-class tank landing ships; #Category:Ships built in San Diego, California; #Category:1970 ships; #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Royal Australian Navy
 * USS Fairfield; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Fairfield (1828); #sloop; #United States Navy; #New York Navy Yard; #Foxhall A. Parker; #Union Army; #American Civil War; #flagship; #Jesse Elliott; #Pacific Squadron; #Brazil Station; #Isaac Mayo; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1828 ships; #Category:United States Navy Connecticut-related ships
 * USS Fairfield (AK-178); #U.S. Navy; #cargo ship; #gun mount; #cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #USNR; #Calicoan Island; #U.S. Army; #guerillas; #submarine; #Newcastle, Australia; #War Shipping Administration; #Category:Alamosa-class cargo ships; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Connecticut-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Ohio-related ships; #Category:United States Navy South Carolina-related ships
 * USS Fairplay (1859); #howitzer; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #76th Ohio Volunteer Infantry Regiment; #Union Army; #LeRoy Fitch; #Union Navy; #Smithland, Kentucky; #gunboat; #Dover, Tennessee; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Indiana; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:1862 ships
 * USS Fairview (EPCE(R)-850); #3"/50 caliber gun; #Depth charge; #surrender of Japan; #World War II; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Fairy (1861); #howitzers; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #ammunition ship; #Union Army; #John Bell Hood; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Ohio; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Ammunition ships of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1861 ships
 * USS Falcon; #13th Naval District; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Falcon (1846); #Gunboat; #gunboat; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant; #Mexican-American War; #Home Squadron; #San Juan de Ulúa; #garrison; #flag of truce; #patrol; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy
 * USS Falcon (AM-28); #United States Navy; #Gas Engine and Power; #4th Naval District; #World War I; #submarine; #Panama Canal Zone; #Panama Canal Zone; #submarine; #salvage ship; #Panama Canal Zone; #World War II; #flagship; #submarine; #American Defense Service Medal; #American Campaign Medal; #World War Two Victory Medal; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Lapwing-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:Lapwing-class minesweepers converted to submarine rescue ships
 * USS Falcon (AMS-190); #Quincy Adams Yacht Yard; #United States Navy; #minesweeping; #amphibious operation; #Rodman; #Rodman; #Category:Bluebird-class minesweepers; #Category:Cold War mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1953 ships
 * USS Falcon (MHC-59); #Category:Ships built in Georgia (U.S. state); #Category:1995 ships
 * USS Falgout (DE-324); #George Irvin Falgout; #Navy Cross; #Edsall-class; #destroyer escort; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #U.S. Coast Guard; #radar picket; #Distant Early Warning Line; #Navy Cross; #Naval Battle of Guadalcanal; #USCG; #torpedo; #North Africa; #antiaircraft; #ammunition ship; #destroyer; #submarine; #Gibraltar; #Panama Canal Zone; #U.S. Coast Guard; #radar picket; #Pearl Harbor; #Navy List; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer escort; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the United States Coast Guard; #Category:Shipwrecks of the California coast; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Fall River; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Fall River (CA-131); #8"/55 caliber gun; #5"/38 caliber gun; #Bofors 40 mm; #Oerlikon 20 mm cannon; #heavy cruiser; #United States Navy; #Operation Crossroads; #Marshall Islands; #Pearl Harbor; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #Battleship Cove; #Category:Baltimore-class cruisers; #Category:United States Navy Massachusetts-related ships; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Fallon (APA-81); #attack transport; #attack transport; #US Navy; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #Gilberts; #garrison; #Eniwetok; #Japan; #Operation Crossroads; #Category:Gilliam-class attack transports; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Fallon County, Montana; #Category:United States Navy Montana-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Ships involved in Operation Crossroads
 * USS Falmouth (1827); #Boston Navy Yard; #Sloop of war; #sloop of war; #United States Navy; #Boston Navy Yard; #C. W. Morgan; #Pacific Squadron; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Home Squadron; #flagship; #Mexican-American War; #Brazil Station; #Paraguay expedition; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:Mexican–American War ships of the United States; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:1827 ships
 * USS Fancy (AM-234); #Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company; #Naval Historical Center; #Cold War; #large infantry landing craft; #Naval Historical Center; #Cold War; #naval trawler; #Naval Historical Center; #Farrel-Birmingham; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #anti-submarine; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Soviet Union; #Soviet Navy; #Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company; #Lieutenant; #antisubmarine; #Pearl Harbor; #Soviet Navy; #Project Hula; #Soviet Union; #auxiliary motor minesweeper; #Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky; #naval trawler; #United States Secretary of the Navy; #James V. Forrestal; #United States Department of the Navy; #Cold War; #Naval Historical Center; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers of the Soviet Navy; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the Soviet Union; #Category:Cold War minesweepers of the Soviet Union; #Category:Trawlers of the Soviet Navy; #Category:Cold War patrol vessels of the Soviet Union; #Category:Ships transferred under Project Hula
 * USS Fanning; #United States Navy; #Nathaniel Fanning; #destroyer; #World War I; #United States Coast Guard; #World War II; #frigate; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Fanning (DD-37); #Newport News Shipbuilding Company; #United States Coast Guard; #Action of 17 November 1917; #torpedo tube; #United States Navy; #World War I; #United States Coast Guard; #Nathaniel Fanning; #Newport News Shipbuilding Company; #Lieutenant; #W. N. Jeffers; #cruiser; #submarine; #Block Island Sound; #Coxswain; #Officer of the Deck; #depth charge; #diving plane; #Navy Cross; #Woodrow Wilson; #Robert Carney; #William Halsey, Jr.; #Arthur S. Carpender; #World War II; #Category:Paulding-class destroyers; #Category:Monaghan-class destroyers; #Category:World War I destroyers of the United States; #Category:1910 ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Fanning (DD-385); #Nathaniel Fanning; #United Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Corporation; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Nathaniel Fanning; #World War II; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #United Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Corporation; #E. H. Geiselman; #cruiser; #Franklin D. Roosevelt; #President of the United States; #Battle Force; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #Wake Island; #Marine Corps; #Japanese submarine I-170; #Wake Island; #Vice Admiral; #William F. Halsey, Jr.; #Guadalcanal; #Munda Island; #Taroa; #Utirik; #Rongelap; #Eniwetok; #Eastern Fleet; #Fleet Air Arm; #Soerabaja; #Iwo Jima; #battle star; #Category:Mahan-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:United States Navy Connecticut-related ships; #Category:1936 ships
 * USS Fanning (FF-1076); #Sonar; #Towed array sonar; #ASROC; #Harpoon missile; #Mark 46 torpedo; #Sea Sparrow; #Phalanx CIWS; #SH-2 Seasprite; #frigate; #United States Navy; #Nathaniel Fanning; #Todd Shipyards; #Category:Knox-class frigates; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1970 ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Turkish Navy
 * USS Fanshaw Bay (CVE-70); #United States Pacific Fleet; #Mariana and Palau Islands campaign; #Battle off Samar; #Battle of Okinawa; #Battle star; #United States Navy; #escort aircraft carrier; #Kaiser Shipbuilding Company; #Rear Admiral; #Gerald F. Bogan; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Clifton Sprague; #Wasile Bay; #kamikaze; #Battle off Samar; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #Ulithi; #Sakishima Gunto; #Eniwetok; #Japan; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Casablanca-class escort carriers; #Category:World War II escort aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Fantana (SP-71); #Gas Engine and Power Company; #Charles L. Seabury and Sons Company; #Patrol boat; #United States Navy; #patrol boat; #Gas Engine and Power Company; #Charles L. Seabury and Sons Company; #World War I; #5th Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1902 ships
 * USS Farenholt; #Oscar Farenholt; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Farenholt (DD-332); #Oscar Farenholt; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Oscar Farenholt; #Commander; #Panama Canal Zone; #Battle Fleet; #Pearl Harbor; #Navy List; #London Naval Treaty; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1921 ships
 * USS Farenholt (DD-491); #Oscar Farenholt; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Oscar Farenholt; #Tongatapu; #Guadalcanal; #aircraft carrier; #flagship; #Japan; #submarine; #Tokyo Express; #Battle of Cape Esperance; #cruiser; #Pearl Harbor; #Lunga Point; #Sealark Channel; #Rendova; #Richmond K. Turner; #Choisoul; #St. George Channel; #Cape San Augustine; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #Sakishima Gunto; #kamikaze; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Benson-class destroyers; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States
 * USS Fargo; #United States Navy; #light cruiser; #light aircraft carrier; #lead ship; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Fargo (CL-106); #light cruiser; #5"/38 caliber gun; #Bofors 40 mm; #lead ship; #light cruiser; #United States Navy; #World War II; #F. O. Olsen; #Bernard H. Bieri; #North Africa; #flagship; #Arthur W. Radford; #2nd Task Fleet; #Naval Vessel Register; #Union Minerals and Alloys Corporation; #Cass County Historical Society at Bonanzaville; #light aircraft carrier; #Category:Fargo-class cruisers; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II cruisers of the United States; #Category:Fargo–Moorhead; #Category:United States Navy North Dakota-related ships
 * USS Faribault (AK-179); #Faribault County; #U.S. Navy; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #battle stars; #Korean War; #cargo ship; #gun mount; #cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Korean War; #battle stars; #USNR; #Leyte; #Eniwetok; #occupation of Japan; #Service Force, Pacific Fleet; #Pearl Harbor; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #Tourane; #Indochina; #Operation Passage to Freedom; #North Vietnam; #Pearl Harbor; #Marshall Islands; #battle stars; #Korean War; #Category:Alamosa-class cargo ships; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Minnesota-related ships
 * USS Farquhar; #destroyer; #destroyer escort; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Farquhar (DD-304); #Norman von Heldreich Farquhar; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Norman von Heldreich Farquhar; #Panama Canal Zone; #Battle Fleet; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1919 ships
 * USS Farquhar (DE-139); #Norman von Heldreich Farquhar; #World War II; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #Rear Admiral; #Norman von Heldreich Farquhar; #U.S. Naval Academy; #USNR; #submarines; #antisubmarine; #torpedo; #Bahia, Brazil; #Union of South Africa; #sonar; #depth charges; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #battle star; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Farragut; #United States Navy; #destroyer; #David Farragut; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #torpedo boat; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Farragut (DD-300); #David Farragut; #United States Navy; #David Farragut; #Templin Potts; #Panama Canal Zone; #Warren G. Harding; #Honda Point Disaster; #seaplane; #Naval Vessel Register; #London Naval Treaty; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:United States Navy Tennessee-related ships; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1918 ships
 * USS Farragut (DD-348); #David Glasgow Farragut; #David Glasgow Farragut; #lead ship; #United States Navy; #Elliott Buckmaster; #Franklin D. Roosevelt; #flagship; #Pearl Harbor; #East Loch; #Japan; #Battle of the Coral Sea; #aircraft carrier; #Cid Harbor; #Tongatapu; #Guadalcanal; #Battle of the Eastern Solomons; #Marshall Islands; #Eniwetok; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Agat, Guam; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Category:Farragut-class destroyers (1934); #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:United States Navy Tennessee-related ships; #Category:Ships present during the attack on Pearl Harbor; #Category:1934 ships; #Category:Ships of the Aleutian Islands Campaign
 * USS Farragut (DDG-37); #guided missile frigate; #AN/SPS-48; #radar; #AN/SPS-49; #AN/SPS-10; #AN/SPG-55; #fire control radar; #AN/SPG-53; #AN/SLQ-32; #Mark 46 torpedo; #ASROC; #Harpoon missile; #Admiral; #David Glasgow Farragut; #guided missile frigate; #Chief of Naval Operations; #guided missile destroyer; #Naval Vessel Register; #International Shipbreaking Limited; #Admiral Farragut Academy; #Category:Farragut-class destroyers (1958); #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Tennessee-related ships; #Category:1958 ships
 * USS Farragut (DDG-99); #David Farragut; #Susan Collins; #Naval Station Mayport; #destroyer; #vertical launch system; #BGM-109 Tomahawk; #RUM-139 VL-Asroc; #torpedo tube; #Phalanx CIWS; #SH-60 Sea Hawk; #United States Navy; #David Farragut; #Susan Collins; #Smart Ship; #Naval Station Mayport; #Naval Station Mayport; #CENTCOM; #Djibouti, Djibouti; #Combined Task Force 151; #Port Victoria, Seychelles; #Salala, Oman; #USS Dwight D. Eisenhower; #Santander, Spain; #Naval Station Mayport; #SH-60B Seahawk; #Combined Task Force 151; #the Seychelles; #Category:Arleigh Burke-class destroyers; #Category:Active destroyers of the United States; #Category:Carrier Strike Group Eight; #Category:United States Navy Tennessee-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:2005 ships
 * USS Farragut (TB-11); #San Francisco, CA; #Thornycroft; #torpedo boat; #United States Navy; #David Farragut; #American Civil War; #Reginald F. Nicholson; #Mare Island; #Sausalito; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #California Naval Militia; #Panama Canal Zone; #World War I; #Category:Torpedo boats of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Tennessee-related ships; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1898 ships
 * USS Fashion (ID-755); #United States Navy; #World War I; #Category:Auxiliary ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1915 ships
 * USS Favorite (SP-1385); #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #World War II; #USNRF; #Nathan E. Cook; #Department of Interior; #Naval Vessel Register; #15th Naval District; #Navy List; #submarine; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #World War II; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Rescue and salvage ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Peruvian Navy; #Category:1907 ships
 * USS Fawn (1863); #howitzer; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Union Army; #Clarendon, Arkansas; #St. Francis River; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Ohio; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:1863 ships
 * USS Fayette (APA-43); #battle star; #Foster Wheeler; #LCVP; #US Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #Guadalcanal; #Eniwetok; #Leyte; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #battleship; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #battle star; #Category:Bayfield-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States
 * USS Fearless; #Where No One Has Gone Before; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Fearless (AMc-80); #machine guns; #coastal minesweeper; #U.S. Navy; #Category:Accentor-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:1941 ships
 * USS Fearless (MSO-442); #Higgins Industries; #United States Navy; #Higgins, Inc.; #Royal Canadian Navy; #controllable pitch propellers; #Port Everglades; #Operation Earnest Will; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service; #Navy "E" Ribbon; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Category:Aggressive-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:1953 ships
 * USS Fearless (SP-724); #compound steam engine; #United States Navy; #World War I; #section patrol; #4th Naval District; #Category:Auxiliary ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1877 ships
 * USS Fearnot (1861); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Union Navy; #West Gulf Blockading Squadron; #List of United States Navy ships; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1861 ships; #Category:Stores ships of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Fechteler; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Fechteler (DD-870); #Gearing class destroyer; #Rear Admiral; #Augustus Francis Fechteler; #Lieutenant; #destroyer; #Korean War; #radar picket; #Market Time; #naval gunfire support; #Vietnam War; #Naval Vessel Register; #Pearl Harbor; #Malaga, Spain; #Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Fechteler (DE-157); #Augustus Fechteler; #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #1.1"/75 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Augustus Fechteler; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #Lieutenant; #Frank Casper Fechteler; #Lieutenant Commander; #Netherlands West Indies; #Northern Ireland; #United States; #Albrecht Brandi; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Ships sunk by German submarines in World War II; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Mediterranean; #Category:Ships built in Portsmouth, Virginia
 * USS Federal (ID-3657); #submarine; #Design 1037 ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #submarine; #Armistice; #USNRF; #Naval Overseas Transportation Service; #U.S. Army; #Antwerp, Belgium; #Northern Food Administration; #torpedo; #submarine; #Category:Design 1037 ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:World War I cargo ships of the United States; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II merchant ships of Japan; #Category:Ships sunk by American submarines; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean
 * USS Feland (APA-11); #Logan Feland; #USMC; #battle star; #World War II; #attack transport; #LCVP; #attack transport; #US Navy; #World War II; #Pacific War; #battle stars; #troop transport; #Tarawa; #Pearl Harbor; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Tanapag; #Charan-Kanoa; #Eniwetok; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #Leyte; #San Fabian; #landing craft; #Leyte; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #Leyte; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #battle stars; #World War II; #Tarawa; #Marshall Islands; #Leyte; #Iwo Jima; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Category:Doyen-class attack transports; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Feldspar (IX-159); #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #United States Navy; #feldspar; #United States Army; #United States Marine Corps; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Trefoil-class concrete barges; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Felicia; #U.S. Navy; #USS Felicia (SP-642); #USS Felicia (PYc-35); #World War II; #patrol craft; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Felicia (PYc-35); #Cooper Bessemer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #patrol craft; #USNR; #2nd Naval District; #anti-submarine; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Category:Individual yachts; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Harvard University; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1931 ships; #Category:World War II naval ships of the United States
 * USS Felicia (SP-642); #World War I; #Jesse H. Metcalf; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #patrol craft; #J. N. Robins Company; #USNRF; #2d Naval District; #Montauk Point; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #Category:Steam yachts; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1898 ships
 * USS Fenimore Cooper (1853); #midshipman; #pilot boat; #Kanagawa; #Schooner; #schooner; #ship’s tender; #US Navy; #pilot boat; #ship's tender; #flagship; #East India Squadron; #commanding officer; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #guano; #French Frigate Shoals; #Kanagawa; #kanrin Maru; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:Tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:Survey ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Shipwrecks of Japan; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Philippine Sea
 * USS Fentress (AK-180); #Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands; #cargo ship; #gun mount; #cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands; #USNR; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #Magnum P.I.; #Category:Alamosa-class cargo ships; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Tennessee-related ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands
 * USS Fergus (APA-82); #attack transport; #attack transport; #US Navy; #World War II; #Japan; #Leyte; #Pearl Harbor; #Category:Gilliam-class attack transports; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Fergus County, Montana; #Category:United States Navy Montana-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Fern; #U.S. Navy; #USS Fern (1862); #USS Fern (1871); #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Fern (1862); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Union Navy; #Intrepid; #Fern; #Mississippi River Squadron; #William T. Sherman; #Steele's Bayou; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy
 * USS Fern (1871); #Fern; #Delamater and Steack; #Gunboat; #gunboat; #Delamater and Steack; #United States Navy; #United States Treasury Department; #Guantánamo Bay; #Battle of Santiago de Cuba; #Herbert Winslow; #District of Columbia Naval Militia; #Minnesota Naval Militia; #World War I; #Great Lakes Naval Training Station; #9th Naval District; #Soulanges Canal; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1871 ships
 * USS Fernandina (1861); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Little River Inlet, North Carolina; #schooner; #blockade runner; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Barques of the United States Navy
 * USS Ferret; #brig
 * USS Ferret (1822); #Schooner; #Schooner; #schooner; #David Farragut; #James Monroe; #Smith Thompson; #Royal Navy; #James Biddle; #Lewis Warrington; #Man-of-war; #David Farragut; #Royal Navy; #Piracy in the Caribbean; #West Indies Anti-Piracy Operations of the United States; #Bibliography of early American naval history; #Category:1822 ships; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:Anti-piracy; #Category:Ships built in Baltimore, Maryland; #Category:Wikipedia Did you know articles
 * USS Fessenden (DE-142); #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #Edsall-class; #destroyer escort; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #Brome County, Quebec; #Thomas Edison; #USNR; #Panama Canal Zone; #Gibraltar; #submarines; #USS Mission Bay (CVE-59); #depth charge; #U-1062; #antisubmarine; #Guantánamo Bay; #Yalta Conference; #submarines; #United States; #Quonset Point, Rhode Island; #Pearl Harbor; #Marshall Islands; #Eniwetok; #radar picket; #antisubmarine; #Pearl Harbor; #radar; #Navy list; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer escort; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Fidelity; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Fidelity (AM-443); #Waukasha Motors; #NATO; #U.S. Marines; #Balearic Isles; #Naval Register; #Category:Aggressive-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:1953 ships
 * USS Fidelity (AM-96); #battle star; #Busch-Sulzer; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #Nashville Bridge; #submarine chaser; #Naval Register; #battle stars; #World War II; #Category:Adroit-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Tennessee; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Fieberling (DE-640); #Langdon K. Fieberling; #battle star; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #K-gun; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant; #Langdon K. Fieberling; #naval aviator; #VT-8; #Battle of Midway; #Bethlehem Steel Co.; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Port Purvis; #Guadalcanal; #Ulithi; #kamikaze; #radar picket; #Japan; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Fierce (AM-97); #battle star; #Busch-Sulzer; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #Nashville Bridge; #submarine chaser; #submarine chaser; #Seaborn II; #battle stars; #World War II; #Category:Adroit-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Tennessee; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Fife (DD-991); #James Fife, Jr.; #RIM-116 Rolling Airframe Missile; #United States Navy; #James Fife, Jr.; #World War II; #COMMLOC; #Navy List; #Asiatic Fleet; #Mark 14 torpedo; #Buna campaign; #Washington, D.C.; #Navy Distinguished Service Medal; #Air Medal; #Pearl Harbor; #Subic Bay; #frigate; #Republic of Singapore Navy; #Diego Garcia; #Operation Desert Storm; #HSL 49; #P-3C Orion; #C-130 Hercules; #Alaska Airlines Flight 261; #List of United States Navy destroyers; #Category:Spruance-class destroyers; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:1979 ships; #Category:Gulf War ships of the United States; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Fillmore (APA-83); #Operation Magic Carpet; #US Navy; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #Leyte; #Japan; #Operation Crossroads; #atomic bomb; #Category:Gilliam-class attack transports; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Fillmore County, Minnesota; #Category:Fillmore County, Nebraska; #Category:United States Navy Minnesota-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Nebraska-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Ships involved in Operation Crossroads
 * USS Finback; #finback; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Finback (SS-230); #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #United States Navy; #finback; #United States; #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #Lieutenant Commander; #Jesse L. Hull; #Pearl Harbor; #Battle of Midway; #Vega Bay; #Wake Island; #Oroluk Atoll; #President of the United States; #George H W Bush; #battle stars; #Category:Gato-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1941 ships
 * USS Finback (SSN-670); #finback; #Marjorie Sterrett Battleship Fund Award; #attack submarine; #torpedo tube; #attack submarine; #United States Navy; #finback; #United States; #Commander; #Playground Daily News; #Playground Daily News; #Playground Daily News; #James L. Holloway III; #Chief of Naval Operations; #United States Naval Institute; #Marjorie Sterrett Battleship Fund Award; #United States Atlantic Fleet; #Naval Vessel Register; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Category:Sturgeon-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:1968 ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Finch; #United States Navy; #Joseph W. Finch, Jr.; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Finch (AM-9); #battle star; #U.S. Navy; #Standard Shipbuilding; #Hyman G. Rickover; #Naval Reactors; #submarine; #World War I; #Asiatic Fleet; #Yangtze River Patrol; #submarine; #Taiwan Straits; #A. Glenn Pratt; #USS Finch (DE-328); #Joseph W. Finch; #USS Laffey (DD-459); #Guadalcanal; #Yangtze Service Medal; #China Service Medal; #American Defense Service Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #battle star; #World War Two Victory Medal; #Category:Lapwing-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships sunk by aircraft; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Philippine Sea; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:Naval ships of the United States captured by Japan during World War II; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of Japan; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1942; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1945
 * USS Finch (DE-328); #Joseph W. Finch, Jr.; #Edsall class destroyer escort; #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #Joseph W. Finch, Jr.; #Albert H. Nienau; #Tora! Tora! Tora!; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the United States Coast Guard; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:Ships of the United States Coast Guard; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Finland (ID-4543); #W. Cramp and Son; #Panama Pacific Line; #1-pounder gun; #World War I; #United States Navy; #United States Army; #Panama Pacific Line; #United Kingdom; #American Olympic Committee; #United States Army; #W. Cramp and Son; #triple expansion; #smoking room; #World War I; #cargo ship; #Terneuzen; #psychologist; #Hugo Münsterberg; #American Olympic Committee; #Theodore Roosevelt Pell; #World War I; #Panama Pacific Line; #Naval Armed Guard; #German Empire; #quartermaster; #cruiser; #destroyer; #Saint-Nazaire; #armed yacht; #revolver; #cargo hold; #Naval Historical Center; #Navy Distinguished Service Medal; #Navy Cross; #Albert Gleaves; #United States Army Quartermaster Corps; #battleship; #crow's nest; #foremast; #American Civil War; #hospital ship; #3d Naval District; #Norwood, Massachusetts; #Bureau of Naval Personnel; #Washington, D.C.; #Praeger; #Naval Historical Center; #Washington, D.C.; #United States Army Quartermaster Corps; #Category:1902 ships; #Category:Ocean liners; #Category:Passenger ships of Belgium; #Category:Passenger ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:Transport ships of the United States Army; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War I passenger ships of the United States
 * USS Finnegan (DE-307); #battle star; #dual purpose gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #submarines; #antisubmarine; #battle star; #Pearl Harbor; #USNR; #submarine chaser; #Iwo Jima; #radar; #Ulithi; #Eniwetok; #battle star; #List of United States Navy ships; #Destroyer; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Firebolt (PC-10); #Bollinger Shipyards; #Naval Amphibious Base Little Creek; #machine gun; #patrol boat; #Naval Amphibious Base Little Creek; #machine gun; #Bollinger Shipyards; #Operation Enduring Freedom; #Lieutenant Commander; #rigid-hulled inflatable boat; #Dhow; #Khawr Al Amaya Oil Terminal; #Petty Officer First Class; #Petty Officer Second Class; #Petty Officer Third Class; #Nathan Bruckenthal; #Vietnam War; #S-70B-2 Seahawk; #Category:Cyclone-class patrol ships; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Active patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:Maritime incidents in 2004; #Category:Ship bombings; #Category:1994 ships
 * USS Firecrest; #U.S. Navy; #coastal minesweeper; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Firecrest (AMS-10); #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #Coastal minesweeper; #Japan; #Naval Register; #Category:YMS-1-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Korean War minesweepers of the United States; #Category:YMS-1-class minesweepers of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
 * USS Firecrest (AMc-33); #War Shipping Administration; #machine guns; #coastal minesweeper; #U.S. Navy; #purse seiner; #11th Naval District; #coastal minesweeper; #USNR; #destroyer; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #Pearl Harbor; #Western Sea Frontier; #11th Naval District; #11th Naval District; #Navy Register; #War Shipping Administration; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1937 ships; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States
 * USS Firedrake (AE-14); #North Carolina Shipbuilding Co.; #Ulithi; #Orange, Tex.; #Tachen Islands; #battle star; #World War II; #Korean War; #Category:Mount Hood-class ammunition ships; #Category:Ships built in North Carolina; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Firefly (1814); #Brig; #brig; #schooner; #privateer; #War of 1812; #flagship; #Second Barbary War; #Stephen Decatur; #William Bainbridge; #Dey of Algiers; #William Shaler; #List of schooners; #Piracy in the Caribbean; #West Indies Anti-Piracy Operations of the United States; #Category:Brigs of the United States Navy; #Category:War of 1812 ships; #Category:1810s ships
 * USS Firm; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Firm (AM-444); #United States Navy; #Chinese Nationalist; #Naval Vessel Register; #Kowloon; #Category:Aggressive-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1953 ships; #Category:Cold War minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Aggressive-class minesweepers of the Philippine Navy
 * USS Firm (AM-98); #Busch-Sulzer; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #Penn-Jersey; #submarine chaser; #submarine chaser; #Category:Adroit-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Fiske; #United States Navy; #Bradley A. Fiske; #destroyer escort; #destroyer; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Fiske (DD-842); #Bradley A. Fiske; #Piyale Pasha; #5"/38 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Bradley A. Fiske; #Stadimeter; #aerial torpedo; #Korean War; #Windward Passage; #task force; #Japan; #radar picket; #anti-submarine warfare; #NATO; #Windward Passage; #Cuban Missile Crisis; #Fleet Rehabilitation and Modernization; #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #ASROC; #01 level; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #DesRon; #flagship; #Pearl Harbor; #International Date Line; #Vietnam Service Medal; #plane guard; #Yankee Station; #Naval Gunfire Support; #British Crown Colony; #Viet Cong; #Operation Market Time; #Singapore Strait; #Gibraltar; #Six-Day War; #French Somaliland; #Boston Naval Shipyard; #Naval Vessel Register; #Turkish Navy; #Piyale Pasha; #Navy Occupation Service Medal; #battle star; #Korean War; #Navy Expeditionary Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Cuban Missile Crisis; #National Defense Service Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Vietnam Service Medal; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Turkish Navy; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the Turkish Navy
 * USS Fiske (DE-143); #battle star; #metric ton; #screws; #depth charge; #depth charge; #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Bradley Allen Fiske; #Coco Solo; #torpedo bomber; #submarine; #U-804; #sonar; #torpedo; #battle star; #World War II; #List of U.S. Navy losses in World War II; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Atlantic Ocean; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1944; #Category:Ships sunk by German submarines in World War II
 * USS Fitch (DD-462); #Boston Navy Yard; #dual purpose gun; #Oerlikon 20 mm cannon; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Commander; #LeRoy Fitch; #American Civil War; #Boston Navy Yard; #Commander; #Lieutenant Commander; #escort carrier; #French Morocco; #Panama Canal Zone; #North Africa; #Scapa Flow; #British Home Fleet; #Northern Ireland; #Frank Knox; #Admiral; #Harold R. Stark; #Spitzbergen; #Northern Ireland; #Normandy invasion; #Utah Beach; #Gibraltar; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #Japan; #battle star; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Florida coast; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1973; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Fitzgerald (DDG-62); #Pearl Harbor; #William Charles Fitzgerald; #United States Navy; #Naval Station San Diego; #cruiser; #U.S. 7th Fleet; #Albert del Rosario; #Navy Cross; #sword; #cutlass; #trident; #United States Naval Academy; #Category:Arleigh Burke-class destroyers; #Category:Active destroyers of the United States; #Category:Carrier Strike Group Five; #Category:United States Navy Vermont-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1994 ships
 * USS Fitzgerald and MV ACX Crystal collision; #United States Navy; #destroyer; #Chief of Naval Operations; #United States Navy; #US Seventh Fleet; #Joseph Aucoin; #bulbous bow; #captain's cabin; #damage control; #Japanese Coast Guard; #Navy Times; #The Associated Press; #Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; #search-and-rescue; #The Philippine Star; #Nippon Yusen; #Automatic Identification System; #Ars Technica; #The Associated Press; #The Diplomat; #Reuters; #Reuters; #Reuters; #AN/SPY-1; #Defense News; #Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments; #heavy-lift ship; #Dockwise; #heavy-lift ship; #Japan Transport Safety Board; #Brian Fort; #Honolulu Star-Advertiser; #Reuters; #Vice Chief of Naval Operations; #US Seventh Fleet; #Joseph Aucoin; #Destroyer Squadron 15; #Destroyer Squadron 15; #Carrier Strike Group 5; #STX Offshore & Shipbuilding; #Changwon; #Voyage data recorder; #Category:Arleigh Burke-class destroyers; #Category:Japan–United States relations; #Category:June 2017 events in Japan; #Category:Maritime incidents in Japan; #Category:Philippines–United States relations; #Category:United States Navy in the 21st century; #Category:Yokosuka, Kanagawa
 * USS Fixity (AM-235); #Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company; #Bofors 40 mm; #Depth charge; #Battle star; #United States Navy; #World War II; #battle star; #United States Maritime Commission; #Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company; #USNR; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #M/V Commercial Dixie; #Covington, Ohio; #battle star; #Category:PCE-905-class patrol craft; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Ohio River
 * USS Flag (1861); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #blockade runner; #Tybee Island; #Fort Pulaski; #Fernandina, Florida; #American Civil War; #Union Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1861 ships
 * USS Flagler (AK-181); #U.S. Maritime Commission; #cargo ship; #gun mount; #cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #USNR; #Ulithi; #Category:Alamosa-class cargo ships; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Florida-related ships
 * USS Flagstaff (PGH-1); #gunboat; #radar; #40 mm Bofors; #M2 Browning machine gun; #gunboat; #United States Navy; #U.S. Coast Guard; #smugglers; #hydrofoils; #Grumman Aerospace; #Bethpage, New York; #South Vietnam; #commanding officer; #Lieutenant; #USCG; #gray whale; #commanding officer; #HH-52; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships of the United States Coast Guard; #Category:Ships built in Florida; #Category:United States Navy Arizona-related ships; #Category:Vietnam War ships; #Category:1966 ships; #Category:Hydrofoils of the United States
 * USS Flaherty (DE-135); #Francis C. Flaherty; #battle stars; #Edsall-class; #destroyer escort; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #Medal of Honor; #Pearl Harbor; #turret; #USS Guadalcanal (CVE-60); #U-515; #U-505; #submarine; #antisubmarine; #U-boats; #USS Frederick C. Davis (DE-136); #torpedo; #submarine; #sonar; #U-546; #Southampton, England; #Navy list; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer escort; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Flambeau; #U.S. Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Flambeau (1861); #Lawrence & Foulks; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Union Navy; #gunboat; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #blockade runner; #Stono Inlet; #Washington, D.C.; #New Inlet; #schooner; #Fernandina, Florida; #Georgetown, South Carolina; #New York Navy Yard; #Category:1861 ships; #Category:Ships built by Lawrence & Foulks; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy
 * USS Flambeau (IX-912); #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #United States Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #Iwo Jima; #War Shipping Administration; #Category:1945 ships
 * USS Flamingo; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Flamingo (AMS-11); #flamingo; #8-268A; #gun mount; #depth charge projector; #United States Navy; #World War II; #flamingo; #ammunition ship; #Seeadler Harbor; #United States Navy; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:YMS-1-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Ohio; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Flamingo (AMc-22); #Coastal minesweeper; #machine gun; #coastal minesweeper; #United States Navy; #4th Naval District; #Unclassified Miscellaneous Auxiliary; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:1940 ships; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States
 * USS Flasher; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Flasher (SS-249); #United States Naval Institute; #conning tower; #submarine; #submarine; #World War II; #battle star; #United States Navy; #Reuben T. Whitaker; #Pearl Harbor; #gunboat; #World War II; #Fremantle, Australia; #French Indochina; #Hon Doi Islands; #cruiser; #destroyer; #depth charge; #periscope; #G. W. Grider; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Naval Vessel Register; #conning tower; #Nautilus Park; #battle star; #Category:Gato-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Flasher (SSN-613); #United States of America; #flasher; #Lobotidae; #Mrs. Paul F. Fay, Jr.; #Battle Effectiveness Award; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Ship-Submarine Recycling Program; #torpedo tube; #United States Navy; #flasher; #Lobotidae; #SUBSAFE; #ComSubLant; #George W. Grider; #Pearl Harbor; #COMSUBPAC; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard; #Subic Bay; #Secretary of the Navy; #John Chafee; #RIMPAC; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Refueling and Overhaul; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Portland Rose Festival; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Naval Base Point Loma; #Naval Vessel Register; #DATE; #A.C. Johnson; #E.F. Cobb; #R.F. Bacon; #N.B. Henderson; #W.C Rothert; #W.C. Hughes, Jr.; #R.R. Morris; #P.W. Papineau; #J.N. Weber; #Nuclear Regulatory Commission; #Chief of Naval Operations; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Walt Disney; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:Permit-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:1963 ships
 * USS Flatley (FFG-21); #Gemlik; #AN/SLQ-32; #frigate; #James H. Flatley; #F4F Wildcat; #Battle of Coral Sea; #G class frigate; #Turkish Navy; #Category:Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:1980 ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Turkish Navy
 * USS Fleming; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Fleming (DE-32); #Evarts class destroyer escort; #dual purpose gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #kamikaze; #battle star; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Lieutenant Commander; #Tarawa; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Orote; #submarines; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #radar; #depth charge; #escort carriers; #escort carrier; #destroyer escort; #Combat Action Ribbon; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #service star; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Fletcher; #Frank Friday Fletcher; #Frank Jack Fletcher; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Fletcher (DD-445); #battle star; #Korean War; #1.1 inch (28 mm)/75 gun; #Oerlikon 20 mm cannon; #torpedo tube; #Mark 15 torpedo; #K-gun; #depth charge; #Weapon Alpha; #Admiral; #Frank Friday Fletcher; #destroyer; #World War II; #Korean War; #Lieutenant Commander; #Lunga Point; #Naval Battle of Guadalcanal; #Japan; #cruiser; #Guadalcanal; #Lengo Channel; #Tassafaronga Point; #Battle of Tassafaronga; #aircraft carrier; #task force; #U.S. Navy Museum; #Pearl Harbor; #Marshall Islands; #troop transport; #Lahaina Roads; #Taroa; #Eniwetok; #Port Purvis; #Cape Sudest; #Subic Bay; #Elmer C. Bigelow; #Medal of Honor; #Puerto Princesa; #antisubmarine warfare; #Korean War; #Battle of Inchon; #antisubmarine; #Taiwan Straits; #Operation Ivy; #Tachen Islands; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Down Periscope; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Iowa-related ships; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Most decorated US ships of WWII
 * USS Fletcher (DD-992); #Frank Jack Fletcher; #Spruance class destroyer; #RIM-116 Rolling Airframe Missile; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Frank Jack Fletcher; #DC-10; #vertical launch system; #destroyer; #Strike Warfare; #AN/SQR-19; #Sonar; #Naval Tactical Data System; #Anti-Aircraft; #AN/SLQ-32; #cruiser; #El Salvador; #Category:Spruance-class destroyers; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:1979 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Fli-Hawk (SP-550); #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #section patrol; #World War I; #USNRF; #5th Naval District; #Norfolk Harbor; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1912 ships; #Category:Individual yachts; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1917; #Category:Ships sunk in collisions
 * USS Flicker; #U.S. Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Flicker (AM-70); #3"/23 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Bahia, Brazil; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1937 ships; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States
 * USS Flicker (AMS-9); #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #coastal minesweeper; #Naval Register; #Category:YMS-1-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Flier (SS-250); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #torpedo; #Indochina; #Lombok Strait; #Macassar Strait; #naval mine; #battle star; #World War II; #List of U.S. Navy losses in World War II; #Naval History and Heritage Command; #Category:Gato-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Lost submarines of the United States; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the South China Sea; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Philippines; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1944; #Category:Ships sunk by mines
 * USS Flint; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Flint (AE-32); #Military Sealift Command; #United States Navy; #United States Navy; #underway replenishment; #CH-46 Sea Knight; #missile; #munitions; #Naval Weapons Station; #Concord, California; #7th Fleet; #destroyer; #Operation Linebacker; #Operation Linebacker II; #helicopter; #Commanding Officer; #Yom Kippur War; #Operation Frequent Wind; #Mayagüez incident; #Military Sealift Command; #Category:Kilauea-class ammunition ships; #Category:United States Navy Michigan-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:1970 ships
 * USS Flint (CL-97); #Oerlikon 20 mm cannon; #torpedo tube; #light cruiser; #Ulithi; #aircraft carrier; #anti-aircraft; #Japan; #kamikaze; #Iwo Jima; #cruiser; #Nii Shima; #Japan; #Eniwetok; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Sloan Museum; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Atlanta-class cruisers; #Category:World War II cruisers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Michigan-related ships; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Flirt (1839); #Schooner; #carronade; #schooner; #United States Navy; #Second Seminole War; #Mexican–American War; #flagship; #Everglades; #dispatch ship; #Pacific Squadron; #James Shedden Palmer; #Ebenezer Farrand; #James Gadsden; #Category:1839 ships; #Category:Ships built in Baltimore, Maryland; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:Dispatch boats of the United States Navy
 * USS Florence (SP-173); #World War I; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #patrol craft; #commanding officer; #USNRF; #3d Naval District; #guardship; #submarine; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #Category:Steam yachts; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Rhode Island; #Category:1903 ships
 * USS Florence Nightingale (AP-70); #Florence Nightingale; #Moore Dry Dock Company; #battle star; #5"/38 caliber gun; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #Florence Nightingale; #Moore Shipbuilding and Drydock Company; #Moore-McCormack; #War Shipping Administration; #Scoglitti; #Northern Ireland; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #Eniwetok; #Project Paperclip; #War Shipping Administration; #battle star; #Category:Type C3 ships; #Category:Ships built in Oakland, California; #Category:1940 ships; #Category:Elizabeth C. Stanton-class transports; #Category:World War II merchant ships of the United States; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Florence Nightingale
 * USS Florida; #United States Navy; #frigate; #lead ship; #battleship; #cruise missile submarine; #ballistic missile submarine; #Category:United States Navy ship names; #Category:United States Navy Florida-related ships
 * USS Florida (1850); #United States Navy; #John R. Goldsborough; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #schooner; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Tenders of the United States Navy
 * USS Florida (BB-30); #New York Naval Shipyard; #torpedo tube; #Conning tower; #lead ship; #dreadnought; #battleship; #United States Navy; #United States occupation of Veracruz; #World War I; #Grand Fleet; #High Seas Fleet; #London Naval Treaty; #gun turret; #casemate; #capital ship; #torpedo tube; #armored belt; #conning tower; #US Navy; #flagship; #1st Battleship Division; #BatDiv; #Mexican Revolution; #Medal of Honor; #2nd Battleship Division; #Grand Fleet; #Scapa Flow; #destroyer; #U-boat; #High Seas Fleet; #Armistice with Germany; #Woodrow Wilson; #Victory Naval Review; #seaplane; #Bainbridge Colby; #Fleet Problem III; #Boston Navy Yard; #battlecruiser; #Washington Naval Treaty; #geared turbine; #lattice mast; #London Naval Treaty; #Philadelphia Naval Yard; #ship's bell; #Florida Field; #Naval Institute Press; #United States Army Center of Military History; #Category:Florida-class battleships; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1910 ships; #Category:World War I battleships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Florida-related ships; #Category:University of Florida
 * USS Florida (BM-9); #Crescent Shipyard; #United States Navy; #Arthur Leopold Busch; #Crescent Shipyard; #Elizabethport; #Commander; #Coast Squadron; #Presidential Naval Review; #Theodore Roosevelt; #midshipman; #superfire; #Panama Canal Zone; #submarine tender; #World War I; #Charleston Navy Yard; #Ammunition Products Corporation; #Washington, DC; #Category:Arkansas-class monitors; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1901 ships; #Category:World War I monitors of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Florida-related ships
 * USS Florida (SSGN-728); #U.S state; #ballistic missile submarine; #United States Navy; #cruise missile submarine; #Battle E; #Marjorie Sterrett Battleship Fund Award; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #SSGN; #Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay; #Naval Station Mayport; #Royal Navy; #warship; #Operation Odyssey Dawn; #Muammar Gaddafi; #CHINFO; #nuclear submarine; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:Ohio-class submarines; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Florida-related ships; #Category:1981 ships
 * USS Floridian (ID-3875); #World War I; #Maryland Steel Company; #United States Navy; #cargo ship; #Maryland Steel Company; #American-Hawaiian Steamship Company; #World War I; #United States Army; #Lieutenant Commander; #USNRF; #Cruiser and Transport Force; #3rd Naval District; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:United States Navy Florida-related ships; #Category:1915 ships
 * USS Florikan (ASR-9); #Moore Dry Dock Company; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #Moore Dry Dock Company; #submarine; #Pearl Harbor; #torpedo; #Kiska, Alaska; #Japan; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Chanticleer-class submarine rescue ships; #Category:Ships built in Oakland, California; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Flounder (SS-251); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Milne Bay, New Guinea; #torpedo; #depth charge; #Mios Woendi; #conning tower; #fathometer; #Pearl Harbor; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Gato-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Floyd B. Parks (DD-884); #Floyd B. Parks; #USMC; #destroyer; #US 7th Fleet; #Pearl Harbor; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #aircraft carrier; #Yankee Station; #naval gunfire support; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Floyd County (LST-762); #battle star; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #LCVP; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Korean War; #Coast Guard Squadron One; #U.S. Naval Base Subic Bay; #Phu Quoc Island; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Vietnam War; #Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service; #Lake Union Dry Dock Company; #List of United States Navy LSTs; #South Vietnam; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:United States Navy Texas-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Georgia-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Indiana-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Iowa-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Kentucky-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Floyds Bay (AVP-40); #Burtons Bay; #Lake Washington Shipyard; #battle star; #World War II; #Korean War; #seaplane tender; #Radar; #sonar; #caliber; #gun mount; #antiaircraft; #depth charge; #seaplane; #United States Navy; #seaplane tender; #World War II; #Korean War; #Lake Washington Shipyard; #Lake Washington Shipyard; #Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #seaplane; #Japan; #battle star; #seadrome; #Wakanoura Wan; #Japan; #good-will cruise; #antiaircraft; #gun mount; #Annette Island; #seadrome; #Chinese Civil War; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Naval Vessel Register; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Barnegat-class seaplane tenders; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships; #Category:1945 ships
 * USS Flusser; #United States Navy; #destroyer; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Flusser (1864); #Union Navy; #schooner; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #ammunition; #schooner; #Washington, D.C.; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:Ammunition ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Colliers of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Stores ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Coal hulks
 * USS Flusser (DD-20); #Charles W. Flusser; #torpedo tube; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Lieutenant Commander; #Charles W. Flusser; #Atlantic Torpedo Fleet; #Category:Smith-class destroyers; #Category:World War I destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1909 ships
 * USS Flusser (DD-289); #Charles W. Flusser; #Squantum Victory Yard; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Charles W. Flusser; #U.S. Naval Forces, Europe; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1919 ships
 * USS Flusser (DD-368); #Charles W. Flusser; #Mahan class destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Charles W. Flusser; #Western Mediterranean; #Spanish Civil War; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #Palmyra Atoll; #Saidor; #Los Negros; #Mare Island; #Eniwetok; #Marshall Islands; #Ulithi; #kamikaze; #LSM-20; #Nasugbu; #Puerto Princesa; #Polloc Harbor; #Operation Crossroads; #battle star; #Category:Mahan-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:United States Navy Maryland-related ships; #Category:1935 ships
 * USS Fly (1776); #sloop of war; #Continental Navy; #schooner; #sloop; #Lieutenant; #Hoystead Hacker; #Esek Hopkins; #Reedy Island; #Continental Army; #Newport Rhode Island; #Amboy, New Jersey; #Cape May Channel; #Pennsylvania Navy; #Fort Mifflin; #Fort Mercer
 * USS Flying Fish; #United States Navy; #flying fish; #Charles Wilkes; #submarine; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Flying Fish (1838); #Alfred Thomas Agate; #Flying Fish; #schooner; #pilot boat; #United States Navy; #Midshipman; #Charles Wilkes; #Tierra del Fuego; #Pescadore Islands; #Bombardment of Upolu; #Battle of Drummond's Island; #Category:Ships of the United States Exploring Expedition
 * USS Flying Fish (SS-229); #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #United States Naval Institute; #Husband E. Kimmel; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #flying fish; #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #Husband E. Kimmel; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #Battle of Midway; #destroyer; #battleship; #periscope; #Marshall Islands; #Sunharon Roadstead; #Frank T. Watkins; #aircraft carrier; #Iwo Jima; #Kita Daito Jima; #Ulithi; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Mios Woendi; #conning tower; #Block Island Sound; #Underwater Sound Laboratory; #German cruiser Prinz Eugen; #Secretary of the Navy; #Dan A. Kimball; #battle star; #World War II; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #battle star; #World War II Victory Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #List of military figures by nickname; #Category:Gato-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1941 ships
 * USS Flying Fish (SSN-673); #flying fish; #Marjorie Sterrett Battleship Fund Award; #attack submarine; #torpedo tube; #attack submarine; #United States Navy; #flying fish; #Commander; #Marjorie Sterrett Battleship Fund Award; #United States Atlantic Fleet; #Naval Vessel Register; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:Sturgeon-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:1969 ships
 * USS Foam (ID-2496); #U.S. Navy; #Tebo Yacht Basin; #3rd Naval District; #Fore River Shipbuilding Company; #Naval trawler; #United States Navy; #U.S. Navy; #naval trawler; #Fore River Shipbuilding Company; #Russian Empire; #Bay State Fishing Company; #Imperial Russian Navy; #World War I; #3rd Naval District; #Russian Government; #World War I; #Commandant; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1910 ships
 * USS Fogg (DE-57); #Bethlehem Hingham Shipyard; #3"/50 caliber gun; #1.1"/75 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #aircraft carrier; #Londonderry Port; #Northern Ireland; #submarine; #Ernst Hechler; #United States; #plane guard; #combat information center; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #radar picket; #anti-submarine warfare; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Folly (SP-1453); #schooner; #Patrol vessel; #schooner; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #World War I; #section patrol; #5th Naval District; #United States; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:1884 ships
 * USS Fomalhaut (AK-22); #attack cargo ship; #Fomalhaut; #Pennsylvania Shipyards, Inc.; #Beaumont, Tex.; #Type C1 ship; #Guadalcanal; #Battle of Savo Island; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Type C1-A ships; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:Attack cargo ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ammunition ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Fond du Lac (APA-166); #gun mount; #attack transport; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #attack transport; #U.S. Marine; #Pearl Harbor; #battle star; #World War II; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Haskell-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Foote; #United States Navy; #Andrew Hull Foote; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Foote (DD-169); #Andrew Hull Foote; #Fore River Shipbuilding Company; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Royal Navy; #Soviet Navy; #Andrew Hull Foote; #Fore River Shipbuilding Company; #D. H. Stuart; #seaplane; #Naval Forces European Waters; #4"/50 caliber gun; #torpedo; #depth charge; #Soviet Navy; #Soviet Navy; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Royal Navy; #Category:Town-class destroyers of the Royal Navy; #Category:Town-class destroyers converted from Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United Kingdom; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Soviet Navy; #Category:Town-class destroyers of the Soviet Navy; #Category:World War II destroyers of the Soviet Union
 * USS Foote (DD-511); #Andrew Hull Foote; #United States Navy; #Rear Admiral; #Andrew Hull Foote; #Commander; #Bernard L. Austin; #Destroyer Squadron 23; #Guadalcanal; #Rendova; #Japan; #Treasury Islands; #Shortlands; #task force; #radar; #Battle of Empress Augusta Bay; #aircraft carrier; #kamikaze; #Iheya Shima; #Aguni Shima; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Foote (TB-3); #Columbian Iron Works and Dry Dock Co.; #Thornycroft; #Columbian Iron Works and Dry Dock Co.; #Key West, Fla.; #Spanish–American War; #Cardenas; #Morro Island; #World War I; #Category:Torpedo boats of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Baltimore, Maryland; #Category:1896 ships
 * USS Forbes (IX-90); #Lussinpiccolo; #7th Naval District; #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #United States Navy; #7th Naval District; #World War II
 * USS Force; #U.S. Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Force (AM-445); #machine gun; #gun mount; #machine gun; #Japan; #Panama Canal Zone; #Royal Canadian Navy; #missile; #nose cone; #Category:Aggressive-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1953 ships
 * USS Ford; #John D. Ford; #destroyer; #Patrick O. Ford; #Oliver Hazard Perry class frigate; #Gerald Ford; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Ford (FFG-54); #Patrick O. Ford; #Naval Station Everett; #variable-pitch propeller; #Mark 46 torpedo; #Phalanx CIWS; #United States Navy; #Patrick O. Ford; #Navy Cross; #Vietnam War; #Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; #Third Taiwan Straits Crisis; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1984 ships; #Category:Gulf War ships of the United States; #Category:Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:Active frigates of the United States; #Category:Carrier Strike Group Nine
 * USS Ford County (LST-772); #Seneca, Illinois; #battle star; #LCVP; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Seneca, Illinois; #Korean War; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #List of United States Navy LSTs; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Illinois; #Category:United States Navy Illinois-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Kansas-related ships; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Foreman (DE-633); #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #1.1"/75 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Andrew L. Foreman; #heavy cruiser; #Battle of Tassafaronga; #Navy Cross; #Lieutenant Commander; #anti-submarine; #Leyte; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Japan; #bomber; #fireroom; #kamikaze; #destroyer escort; #Wakayama, Japan; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Forest Rose (1862); #United States Navy; #Mississippi Squadron; #Army of the Mississippi; #Fort Hindman; #Yazoo Pass Expedition; #U. S. Grant; #Jefferson, Missouri; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:1862 ships
 * USS Formoe (DE-509); #Aviation Machinist; #Diogo Cão; #turbine engine; #destroyer escort; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #radar picket; #battle stars; #Kaneohe Bay; #Aviation Machinist; #Baler Bay; #Casiguran Sound; #Leyte; #Subic Bay; #Leyte; #Ulithi; #flagship; #Sonar; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #Mutual Defense Assistance Program; #battle stars; #World War II; #Portuguese Navy; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer escort; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Cold War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Portuguese Navy
 * USS Forrest (DD-461); #Boston Navy Yard; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant; #Dulany Forrest; #War of 1812; #Boston Navy Yard; #Lieutenant Commander; #aircraft carrier; #submarine; #antisubmarine; #cruiser; #Scapa Flow; #British Home Fleet; #Russia; #escort carrier; #Northern Ireland; #Utah Beach; #Baie de la Seine; #battleship; #St. Tropez; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #kamikaze; #battle star; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:Gleaves-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Forrest Royal (DD-872); #Forrest Beton Royal; #destroyer; #US Naval Academy; #Seventh Fleet; #Korean War; #Bureau of Ships; #aircraft carrier; #antisubmarine warfare; #Chinnampo; #Korean War; #NATO; #U.S. 6th Fleet; #Northern Ireland; #U.S. 7th Fleet; #Suez Crisis; #midshipman; #International Naval Review; #Taiwan Straits; #Operation Inland Seas; #St. Lawrence Seaway; #Lake Saint-Louis; #Dwight D. Eisenhower; #Cuban Missile Crisis; #Turkish Navy; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1946 ships; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Turkish Navy; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the Turkish Navy
 * USS Forrest Sherman; #United States Navy; #Admiral; #Forrest Sherman; #lead ship; #destroyer; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Forrest Sherman (DD-931); #lead ship; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Forrest P. Sherman; #Washington, D.C.; #Dwight D. Eisenhower; #International Naval Review; #NATO; #Operation Strikeback; #Gibraltar; #Operation Inland Seas; #task force; #St. Lawrence Seaway; #Lake St. Louis; #Boston Naval Shipyard; #Naval Vessel Register; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #Category:Forrest Sherman-class destroyers; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:1955 ships; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine
 * USS Forrest Sherman (DDG-98); #Forrest Sherman; #vertical launch system; #BGM-109 Tomahawk; #RUM-139 VL-Asroc; #RIM-162 Evolved Sea Sparrow Missile (ESSM); #Phalanx CIWS; #SH-60B or MH-60R Sea Hawk; #helicopter; #guided missile; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Forrest Percival Sherman; #Destroyer Squadron 28; #NAS Pensacola; #Ukrainian Navy; #naval mine; #Second World War; #U.S. Southern Command; #WVEC; #Commanding Officer; #Category:Arleigh Burke-class destroyers; #Category:Active destroyers of the United States; #Category:Carrier Strike Group Eight; #Category:United States Navy New Hampshire-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:2004 ships
 * USS Forrestal (CV-59); #James Forrestal; #United States Secretary of Defense; #Phalanx CIWS; #supercarrier; #Secretary of the Navy; #James Forrestal; #lead ship; #aircraft carrier; #James Forrestal; #angled flight deck; #optical landing system; #Suez Crisis; #NATO; #Operation Strikeback; #United States Secretary of Defense; #flagship; #Commander Carrier Division Four (ComCarDiv 4); #James H. Flatley III; #National Naval Aviation Museum; #Lyndon B. Johnson; #João Goulart; #North Vietnam; #conflagration; #Greek Cypriot; #Roger Davies; #amphibious assault ship; #VAW-123; #Electrician's Mate; #Gerald Ford; #tall ship; #Atlantic Fleet Weapons Training Facility; #Roosevelt Roads Operating Area; #A-7 Corsair II; #01 level; #Operation Dawn Patrol; #Northern Wedding; #Display Determination; #Wesley L. McDonald; #Extended Selected Restricted Availability; #F-14; #Ocean Venture '81; #Lebanon Contingency Force; #Service Life Extension Program; #Operation Sea Wind; #Egypt; #Ocean Safari '87; #Mardi Gras; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Fleet Week; #Marjorie Sterrett Battleship Fund Award; #Verrazano-Narrows Bridge; #George H. W. Bush; #Malta Summit; #Harmonie Sud; #Tunisian Amphibious; #National Week; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #Operation Pokeweed; #SEAL Team Six; #Pablo Escobar; #Operation Desert Storm; #Operation Provide Comfort; #Naval Vessel Register; #Naval Station Newport; #ammunition ship; #underway replenishment; #List of aircraft carriers; #List of aircraft carriers of the United States Navy; #Category:Forrestal-class aircraft carriers; #Category:1954 ships; #Category:Cold War aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Non-combat military accidents; #Category:Ship fires; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Forrestal (CVA-59); #aircraft carrier; #Forrestal Class Aircraft Carrier; #U.S Navy; #1964 military coup; #Category:Ships; #Category:Aircraft Carriers; #Category:United States Naval Vessels
 * USS Forster (DE-334); #Battle of Savo Island; #United States Coast Guard; #Coast Guard Squadron One; #Naval Base Subic Bay; #Battle of the Paracel Islands; #Combat Action Ribbon; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal; #service star; #Navy Occupation Service Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #service star; #Antarctica Service Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #service star; #Vietnam Service Medal; #service star; #service star; #Vietnam Campaign Medal; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer escort; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the United States Coast Guard; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Republic of Vietnam Navy; #Category:Ships of the Vietnam People's Navy; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Forsyth (PF-102); #American Shipbuilding Company; #gunboat; #patrol frigate; #United States Coast Guard; #Cumulus cloud; #3"/50 caliber gun; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #gunboat; #hull number; #patrol frigate; #American Shipbuilding Company; #United States Coast Guard; #Lieutenant Commander; #USCGR; #Naval Station Argentia; #haze; #submarine; #World War II; #destroyer escort; #Japan; #small arm; #sailor; #United States Coast Guard Cutter; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates; #Category:Ships built in Ohio; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Georgia-related ships; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Weather ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the United States Coast Guard
 * USS Fort Fisher (LSD-40); #Fort Fisher; #Phalanx CIWS; #United States Navy; #United States Seventh Fleet; #Landing Craft Air Cushion; #Unified Task Force; #Operation United Shield; #Naval Vessel Registry; #Suisun Bay Reserve Fleet; #Category:Anchorage-class dock landing ships; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:1972 ships
 * USS Fort Henry (1862); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #J. C. Walsh; #East Gulf Blockading Squadron; #Cedar Key; #blockade runner; #sloop; #schooner; #Anclote Key; #Bayport, Florida; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy
 * USS Fort Hindman (1862); #gunboat; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Mississippi Squadron; #Thomas O. Selfridge, Jr.; #ironclad; #Medal of Honor; #Harrisonburg, Louisiana; #sharpshooters; #prisoners of war; #bayou; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Confederate States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1862 ships
 * USS Fort Jackson (1862); #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Hiram Paulding; #C. W. Vanderbilt; #Henry A. Walke; #Fort Monroe; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Western Bar; #Folly Inlet; #Benjamin F. Sands; #Masonboro Sound; #Fort Monroe; #West Gulf Blockading Squadron; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1862 ships
 * USS Fort Lauderdale (LPD-28); #United States Navy; #Naval Vessel Register; #Colt-Pielstick; #Bushmaster II; #Rolling Airframe Missile; #CH-46 Sea Knight; #MV-22; #amphibious transport dock; #United States Navy; #LX(R); #Category:San Antonio-class amphibious transport docks; #Category:United States Navy Florida-related ships; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Fort Mandan (LSD-21); #medium tank; #DUKW; #landing craft; #helicopter; #dock landing ship; #United States Navy; #Fort Mandan; #Lewis and Clark Expedition; #Boston Navy Yard; #Lieutenant Commander; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #United States Naval Academy; #NROTC; #Korean War; #NATO; #Operation Mainbrace; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Baffin Island; #Vieques, Puerto Rico; #Panama Canal Zone; #Sète; #Bill Cosby; #Hospital corpsman; #LCM-6; #FRAM II; #Naval Vessel Register; #Hellenic Navy; #Naval Historical Center; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Casa Grande-class dock landing ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Casa Grande-class dock landing ships of the Hellenic Navy
 * USS Fort Marion (LSD-22); #medium tank; #DUKW; #landing craft; #helicopter; #United States Navy; #Castillo de San Marcos; #Fort Marion; #Gulf Shipbuilding Corp.; #landing craft; #Korean War; #tank; #flagship; #fast transport; #Naval Historical Center; #destroyer; #cruiser; #Japan; #Roscoe H. Hillenkoetter; #Royal Marines; #41 Commando; #battalion; #Sŏngjin; #Naval Historical Center; #construction battalion; #helicopter; #Operation Wigwam; #atomic explosion; #Vietnam War; #Naval Register; #battle star; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #Republic of China Navy; #Naval Historical Center; #Category:Casa Grande-class dock landing ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Alabama; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Casa Grande-class dock landing ships of the Republic of China Navy; #Category:Ships sunk as artificial reefs; #Category:Shipwrecks of Taiwan
 * USS Fort McHenry (LSD-43); #Fort McHenry; #Lockheed Shipbuilding; #Helen D. Bentley; #LCM-6; #CIWS; #M2HB; #dock landing ship; #United States Navy; #Fort McHenry; #The Star-Spangled Banner; #Lockheed Shipbuilding; #Helen D. Bentley; #Exxon Valdez; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Desert Storm; #Navy Unit Commendation; #National Defense Service Medal; #Southwest Asia Service Medal; #Kuwait Liberation Medal (Saudi Arabia); #Kuwait Liberation Medal (Kuwait); #Combat Action Ribbon; #Operation Restore Hope; #Operation Vigilant Warrior; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Battle Efficiency Award; #Foal Eagle; #Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training; #Malaysia; #Chief of Naval Operations; #Philippine Armed Forces; #Exercise Cobra Gold; #Exercise Neptune Thunder; #Amphibious Group 1; #helicopter; #CH-46; #Banda Aceh, Indonesia; #Operation Unified Assistance; #Iwo Jima; #Battle of Iwo Jima; #Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training; #United States Department of Defense; #Africa Partnership Station; #Western Africa; #United Kingdom; #maritime security; #National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration; #U.S. Coast Guard; #Sao Tome; #Principe; #La Palm Royal Beach Hotel; #22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit; #Combat Logistics Battalion 22; #Newport News Daily Press; #Category:Whidbey Island-class dock landing ships; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Active amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Maryland-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:Gulf War ships of the United States; #Category:1986 ships; #Category:2010 Haiti earthquake relief
 * USS Fort Morgan (1863); #howitzers; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Fair Haven, Connecticut; #Gulf Blockading Squadron; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Ammunition ships of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1863 ships; #Category:Stores ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Fort Snelling; #dock landing ship; #United States Navy; #Fort Snelling; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Fort Snelling (LSD-30); #well deck; #United States Navy; #Fort Snelling; #Pascagoula, Miss.; #Robert P. Briscoe; #Aluminaut; #replenishment oiler; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Thomaston-class dock landing ships; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Minnesota-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:1954 ships
 * USS Fort Wayne (ID-3786); #Gibraltar; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #Baltimore Drydock and Shipbuilding; #USNRF; #Gibraltar; #La Spezzia; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Baltimore, Maryland; #Category:Freighters; #Category:1918 ships
 * USS Fort Worth (LCS-3); #Kay Granger; #Colt-Pielstick; #sea state; #Mk 110 57 mm gun; #RIM-116 Rolling Airframe Missile; #Mk 50 Torpedo; #NETFIRES; #MQ-8 Fire Scout; #littoral combat ship; #United States Navy; #Kay Granger; #Gordon R. England; #Fort Worth Star-Telegram; #Lockheed-Martin; #Military Times; #Category:Freedom-class littoral combat ships; #Category:Lockheed Martin; #Category:United States Navy Texas-related ships; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:2010 ships
 * USS Fortify (AM-446); #Aggressive class minesweeper; #propellers; #U.S. Navy; #flagship; #Mine Division; #Japan; #Operation Market Time; #Navy list; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Aggressive-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1953 ships
 * USS Fortitude (AMc-81); #machine guns; #coastal minesweeper; #U.S. Navy; #coastal minesweeper; #World War II; #Category:Accentor-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:1941 ships
 * USS Fortune (1865); #World War I; #3-pounder gun; #United States Navy; #fireboat; #submarine tender; #Washington Navy Yard; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #icebreaker; #Johannes Rouning; #Christian Osepins; #South Atlantic Squadron; #Pacific Squadron; #Mare Island; #submarine tender; #Pearl Harbor; #United States Army Center of Military History; #Category:Ships built in Boston, Massachusetts; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:1865 ships
 * USS Fortune (IX-146); #Design 1037 ship; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #War Shipping Administration; #Category:Design 1037 ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:1921 ships; #Category:Unclassified miscellaneous vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Foss (DE-59); #Rodney Shelton Foss; #Bethlehem Hingham Shipyard; #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #1.1"/75 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Ensign; #Rodney Shelton Foss; #Japan; #Netherlands West Indies; #anti-submarine warfare; #Naval Research Laboratory; #Fleet Sonar School; #Anti-submarine Development Detachment; #Chinnampo; #Hŭngnam; #Pearl Harbor; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #battle star; #Korean War; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Cold War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Korean War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Fowler (DE-222); #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #1.1"/75 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant (junior grade); #Robert L. Fowler; #destroyer; #Battle of Cape Esperance; #Navy Cross; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Lieutenant Commander; #United States Naval Reserve; #submarine; #Gibraltar; #plane guard; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Fox; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Fox (1859); #howitzer; #schooner; #Union Navy; #prize court; #American Civil War; #ship's tender; #Confederate States of America; #gunboat; #blockade runner; #prize court; #East Gulf Blockading Squadron; #Cape Romano; #cavalry; #saber; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Baltimore, Maryland; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1859 ships
 * USS Fox (CG-33); #Todd Shipyards Corporation; #AN/SLQ-32; #Terrier missile; #Harpoon missiles; #Phalanx CIWS; #United States Navy; #Abraham Lincoln; #Assistant Secretary of the Navy; #Todd Shipyards Corporation; #Long Beach Naval Shipyard; #Vietnam War; #PIRAZ; #MIG-21; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #New Threat Upgrade; #Category:Belknap-class cruisers; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1964 ships; #Category:Cold War cruisers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War cruisers of the United States
 * USS Fox (DD-234); #United States Navy; #Assistant Secretary of the Navy; #New York Shipbuilding Company; #Commander; #Romania; #Egypt; #Gibraltar; #Scouting Fleet; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Scouting Force; #Battle Fleet; #Sitka; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #Chernofski Bay; #submarine; #Northwest Sea Frontier; #Western Sea Frontier; #Naval Air Station Alameda; #aerial torpedo; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1919 ships
 * USS Fox (TB-13); #Gustavus Vasa Fox; #Wolff & Zwicker; #Portland, OR; #Thornycroft; #Wolf and Zwickers; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #torpedo boat; #torpedo; #Diego; #Washington State Naval Militia; #Category:Torpedo boats of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1898 ships
 * USS Frament (APD-77); #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #K-gun; #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #Paul S. Frament; #Silver Star; #Guadalcanal campaign; #Northern Ireland; #Gibraltar; #submarine; #anti-submarine warfare; #high-speed transport; #Pearl Harbor; #underwater demolition team; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #destroyer; #suicide plane; #Ecuador; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Frances (1813); #Sloop; #United States Navy; #sloop; #Thomas Macdonough; #War of 1812; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy; #Category:War of 1812 ships of the United States; #Category:1813 ships
 * USS Frances II (SP-503); #United States Navy; #4th Naval District; #World War I; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Francis Hammond (FF-1067); #Sonar; #Towed array sonar; #ASROC; #Harpoon missile; #Mark 46 torpedo; #Sea Sparrow; #Phalanx CIWS; #SH-2 Seasprite; #frigate; #Hospitalman; #Medal of Honor; #ocean escort; #Todd Pacific Shipyards Corporation; #Long Beach Naval Shipyard; #Navy Register; #Combat Action Ribbon; #Joint Meritorious Unit Award; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Navy "E" Ribbon; #Navy Expeditionary Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #service star; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Vietnam Service Medal; #service star; #Southwest Asia Service Medal; #service star; #Vietnam Campaign Medal; #Kuwait Liberation Medal (Saudi Arabia); #Kuwait Liberation Medal (Kuwait); #Category:Knox-class frigates; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1968 ships
 * USS Francis M. Robinson (DE-220); #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #1.1"/75 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Commander; #Francis M. Robinson; #Navy Cross; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Lieutenant; #United States Naval Reserve; #anti-submarine; #depth charge; #U-boat; #submarine; #Gibraltar; #plane guard; #Naval Vessel Register; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Francis Marion (APA-249); #UOE; #attack transport; #3"/50 caliber gun; #attack transport; #United States Navy; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Bethlehem Steel Co.; #Midshipmen; #United States Naval Academy; #Naval Vessel Register; #Spanish Navy; #Category:Paul Revere-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1954 ships; #Category:United States Navy South Carolina-related ships
 * USS Francis Scott Key (SSBN-657); #Francis Scott Key; #The Star-Spangled Banner; #fleet ballistic missile submarine; #ballistic missile; #torpedo tube; #ballistic missile; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Francis Scott Key; #The Star-Spangled Banner; #Lieutenant Commander; #Commander; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:Benjamin Franklin-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Maryland-related ships; #Category:1965 ships
 * USS Francovich; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Francovich (APD-116); #Albert A. Francovich; #U.S. Navy; #sailor; #Navy Cross; #destroyer escort; #fast transport; #LCVP; #gun mount; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Albert A. Francovich; #Lieutenant Commander; #USNR; #World War II; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Crosley-class high speed transports; #Category:United States Navy Pennsylvania-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1945 ships
 * USS Francovich (DE-379); #Albert A. Francovich; #U.S. Navy; #sailor; #Navy Cross; #World War II; #United States Navy; #destroyer escort; #fast transport; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Pennsylvania-related ships
 * USS Frank Cable (AS-40); #Frank Cable; #Lockheed Shipbuilding and Construction Company; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Battle Effectiveness Award; #Humanitarian Service Medal; #Lockheed Shipbuilding and Construction Company; #United States Navy; #Rose A. Michaelis; #F. H. Michaelis; #Frank Cable; #submarine tender; #Korean Air Flight 801; #Category:Emory S. Land-class submarine tenders; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1978 ships; #Category:Active auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Frank E. Evans (DD-754); #Frank Evans; #dual purpose gun; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #destroyer; #General; #Frank Evans; #American Expeditionary Force; #World War I; #World War II; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #radar picket; #Gulf of Chihli; #prisoner of war; #Dairen, Manchuria; #Jinsen, Korea; #Korean War; #siege of Wonsan; #destroyer; #Songjin; #Chongjin; #Ensign O'Toole; #Spratly Island; #Royal Australian Navy; #Naval Vessel Register; #USS Hobson; #HMAS Voyager (D04); #Tom Guerra; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1969; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Philippine Sea; #Category:Ships sunk in collisions; #Category:United States Navy Hawaii-related ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Allen M. Sumner-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Frank E. Petersen Jr.; #lead ship; #Frank E. Petersen; #vertical launch system; #BGM-109 Tomahawk; #RUM-139 VL-Asroc; #Phalanx CIWS; #SH-60 Sea Hawk; #United States Navy; #guided missile destroyer; #United States Marine Corps; #Frank E. Petersen Jr.; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Arleigh Burke-class destroyers
 * USS Frank Knox (DD-742); #Frank Knox; #Themistocles; #flight deck; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Frank Knox; #Japan; #Korean War; #FRAM II; #Greek Navy; #Themistocles; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy vessels named after people from Massachusetts; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the Hellenic Navy; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Mediterranean; #Category:Maritime incidents in 2001
 * USS Frankford (DD-497); #Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding Corporation; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #John Frankford; #privateer; #Quasi-War; #Lieutenant Commander; #Northern Ireland; #antisubmarine; #invasion of Normandy; #Omaha Beach; #D-Day; #E-boat; #Baie de la Seine; #landing craft; #invasion of southern France; #torpedo boat; #submarine; #Franklin D. Roosevelt; #aircraft carrier; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:Shipwrecks in the Caribbean Sea; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1973; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Franklin; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Franklin (1775); #Schooner; #schooner; #Continental Navy; #American Revolutionary War; #George Washington; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Continental Navy
 * USS Franklin (1795); #United States Navy; #brig; #Bey of Tunis; #James Barron; #Lieutenant; #Jacob Jones; #frigate; #General; #Barbary Powers; #Washington Navy Yard; #Category:Brigs of the United States Navy; #Category:1795 ships
 * USS Franklin (1815); #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #carronade; #United States Navy; #Samuel Humphreys; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Master Commandant; #H. E. Ballard; #Richard Rush; #flagship; #Pacific Squadron; #Howard Chapelle; #Category:Ships of the line of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1815 ships
 * USS Franklin (1864); #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #Screw frigate; #United States Navy; #screw frigate; #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #flagship; #David Glasgow Farragut; #European Squadron; #William Radford; #North Atlantic Squadron; #Ordinary Seaman; #Edward Maddin; #Seaman; #John Handran; #Medal of Honor; #Naval Station Norfolk; #Naval Vessel Register; #WP:ALSO; #List of steam frigates of the United States Navy; #Union Navy; #Confederate States Navy; #United States Army Center of Military History; #Category:Steam frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:1864 ships; #Category:Ships built in Maine
 * USS Franklin (CV-13); #USS Franklin (1775); #World War II; #United States Navy; #Pacific Theater of Operations; #battle star; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #Lieutenant Commander; #Mildred H. McAfee; #WAVES; #American Civil War; #plankowner; #Saxie Dowell; #Deane Kincaide; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Iwo Jima; #Haha Jima; #bomb; #seaplane; #airstrip; #flagship; #night fighter; #bomber; #torpedo; #kamikaze; #floating drydock; #kamikaze; #Battle of the Sibuyan Sea; #Japanese First Raiding Force; #Vice Admiral; #Takeo Kurita; #William Halsey; #the world wonders; #Battle off Cape Engaño; #heavy cruiser; #flight deck; #gallery deck; #Ulithi; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #Leslie E. Gehres; #Yokosuka D4Y; #dive bomber; #Aichi D3A; #torpedo bomber; #Aichi B7A; #hangar deck; #Combat Information Center; #Medal of Honor; #Joseph T. O'Callahan; #last rites; #Donald A. Gary; #Ulithi; #Pearl Harbor; #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #desertion; #kamikaze; #Saga of the Franklin; #Navy Day; #Naval Vessel Register; #turbo generator; #battle star; #List of aircraft carriers; #List of aircraft carriers of the United States Navy; #List of World War II ships; #Category:Essex-class aircraft carriers; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Pennsylvania-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Franklin D. Roosevelt (CV-42); #Franklin D. Roosevelt; #New York Naval Shipyard; #5"/54 caliber Mark 16 gun; #United States Sixth Fleet; #New York Naval Shipyard; #John H. Towers; #Harry S. Truman; #Franklin D. Roosevelt; #Navy Day; #Apollo Soucek; #United States; #Eurico Gaspar Dutra; #Lieutenant Commander; #John H. Cassady; #Metuchen; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #Operation Mainbrace; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #hurricane bow; #height finding radar; #NATO; #Cuban Revolution; #Fresnel Lens; #Southeast Asia; #Carrier Air Wing One; #F-4 Phantom II; #A-4 Skyhawk; #Vietnam War; #Virna Lisi; #A-6 Intruder; #A-7 Corsair II; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #Carrier Air Wing Six; #Yom Kippur War; #E-1 Tracer; #Carrier Air Wing Nineteen; #VMA-231; #VTOL; #Navy List; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #List of aircraft carriers; #List of aircraft carriers of the United States Navy; #Category:Midway-class aircraft carriers; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Cold War aircraft carriers of the United States
 * USS Franks (DD-554); #William Joseph Franks; #Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding Corporation; #Fletcher class destroyer; #World War II; #United States Navy; #Medal of Honor; #William Joseph Franks; #Lieutenant Commander; #N. A. Lidstone; #Pearl Harbor; #Ebeye Island; #Mussau; #Kapingamaringi; #Buka Passage; #Japanese submarine I-176; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #Iwo Jima; #Hagushi; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #battle star; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Frazier (DD-607); #Daniel Frazier; #torpedo tube; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Daniel Frazier; #Frank Virden; #Guadalcanal; #Pearl Harbor; #Kiska, Alaska; #Elliot M. Brown; #submarine; #JANAC; #Marshall Islands; #Taroa; #cruiser; #Ulithi; #Sawar; #Jaluit; #Subic Bay; #Philippine Sea Frontier; #Japan; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Category:Benson-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships of the Aleutian Islands Campaign
 * USS Fred T. Berry (DD-858); #Fred T. Berry; #battle star; #5"/38 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Fred T. Berry; #aircraft carrier; #anti-submarine warfare; #Korean War; #battleship; #Hŭngnam; #NATO; #Operation Mainbrace; #midshipman; #Naval Vessel Register; #submersible; #Johnson Sea Link; #United States Coast Guard; #battle star; #Korean War; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Florida Keys; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1972; #Category:Ships sunk as artificial reefs
 * USS Frederick; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Frederick (LST-1184); #Newport class tank landing ship; #Phalanx CIWS; #Newport class tank landing ship; #Operation Frequent Wind; #Pearl Harbor; #Somalia; #Subic Bay; #Operation Desert Storm; #amphibious landing; #Bangladesh; #Somalia; #Pearl Harbor; #United States Marine Corps; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #battle star; #RIMPAC; #Category:Newport-class tank landing ships; #Category:Ships built in San Diego, California; #Category:1969 ships; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Maryland-related ships; #Category:Newport-class tank landing ships of the Mexican Navy; #Category:Active amphibious warfare vessels of Mexico
 * USS Frederick C. Davis (DE-136); #Frederick Curtice Davis; #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Frederick Curtice Davis; #north Africa; #torpedo; #bomber; #antiaircraft; #submarine; #antisubmarine; #New York Navy Yard; #Operation Teardrop; #Navy Unit Commendation; #European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal; #battle stars; #American Campaign Medal; #battle star; #World War II Victory Medal; #List of U.S. Navy losses in World War II; #USS Davis; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Atlantic Ocean; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1945; #Category:Ships sunk by German submarines in World War II
 * USS Frederick Funston (APA-89); #Frederick Funston; #battle star; #World War II; #Korean War; #attack transport; #US Navy; #World War II; #US Army; #Frederick Funston; #A Defence of General Funston; #Medal of Honor; #Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding Corporation; #North Africa; #Northern Ireland; #paratrooper; #Seabees; #Huon Gulf; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #Guadalcanal; #Army Transportation Corps; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #battle star; #Category:Frederick Funston-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1941 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Frederick Luckenbach (1888); #J. Readhead and Company; #Cargo ship; #cargo ship; #United States Navy; #J. Readhead and Company; #World War I; #Lieutenant Commander; #USNRF; #United States Army; #Category:World War I cargo ships of the United States; #Category:Tyne-built ships; #Category:1888 ships; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Fredonia (1845); #Carronade; #U.S. Navy; #Arica, Chile; #Anton Lizardo; #Matthew C. Perry; #Tabasco; #Mexican-American War; #Salmadina; #U.S. Marines; #Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; #Valparaíso, Chile; #Callao, Peru; #New York Navy Yard; #Valparaíso, Chile; #Callao, Peru; #United States Navy; #Mexican-American War; #Category:Barques of the United States Navy; #Category:Mexican–American War ships of the United States; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:Stores ships of the United States Navy; #Category:1845 ships
 * USS Freedom; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Freedom (ID-3024); #Duke of Saxony; #North German Lloyd; #Bremen; #Triple expansion; #steerage; #United States Navy; #World War I; #North German Lloyd; #Bremen; #German Empire; #Eight-Nation Alliance; #Boxer Rebellion; #United States Army; #Bremen; #Duke of Saxony; #Eight-Nation Alliance; #Boxer Rebellion; #United Kingdom; #German Empire; #coal tar; #cruiser; #steerage; #Hansa Line; #Boston Navy Yard; #United States Coast Guard; #United States Army; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant; #Cruiser and Transport Force; #Saint-Nazaire; #3rd Naval District; #Naval Historical Center; #Category:Ships built in Hamburg; #Category:Ships of Norddeutscher Lloyd; #Category:Transport ships of the United States Army; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1894 ships
 * USS Freedom (LCS-1); #Naval Base San Diego; #Colt-Pielstick; #sea state; #EADS; #Argon ST; #Terma A/S; #Mk 110 57 mm gun; #Mk44 Bushmaster II; #RIM-116 Rolling Airframe Missile; #Surface-to-Air Missile; #MQ-8 Fire Scout; #Rigid-hulled inflatable boat; #lead ship; #littoral combat ship; #United States Navy; #submarines; #monohull; #trimaran; #Austal USA; #flight deck; #helicopter; #Rolling Airframe Missile; #Isotta-Fraschini; #relaxed stability; #Milwaukee Journal Sentinel; #Jeff Sessions; #Gibbs & Cox; #Bollinger Shipyards; #United States Army; #Paul Ray Smith; #Medal of Honor; #Operation Iraqi Freedom; #littoral combat ship; #Military Times; #UNREP; #Visit, Board, Search, and Seizure; #United States Coast Guard; #John C. Harvey, Jr.; #Navy Times; #Naval Station Mayport; #SOUTHCOM; #Military Times; #Chief of Naval Operations; #Gary Roughead; #Bloomberg L.P.; #Arizona Republic; #Mk44 Bushmaster II; #Changi Naval Base; #Republic of Singapore Navy; #Changi Naval Base; #Future Surface Combatant; #Houbei class missile boat; #Future Surface Combatant; #Sea Fighter; #Category:Freedom-class littoral combat ships; #Category:Lockheed Martin; #Category:2006 ships
 * USS Freehold (SP-347); #United States Navy; #Neafie and Levy; #World War I; #USNRF; #3rd Naval District; #minesweeping; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I minesweepers of the United States; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1903 ships; #Category:Ships sunk in collisions; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1919
 * USS Freestone (APA-167); #gun mount; #attack transport; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #U.S. Marines; #Leyte; #landing craft; #War Shipping Administration; #battle star; #World War II; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Category:Haskell-class attack transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Texas-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Fremont (APA-44); #battle star; #Foster Wheeler; #LCVP; #US Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #command ship; #William H. P. Blandy; #William M. Fechteler; #Ralph O. Davis; #Graves B. Erskine; #USMC; #Babelthaup; #Ulithi; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #Leyte; #Iwo Jima; #prisoners of war; #Port Hueneme; #NATO; #Lebanon Crisis; #You're in the Navy Now; #Camp Lejeune; #command ship; #Amphibious Squadron Four; #Task Force 61; #battle star; #Category:Bayfield-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Colorado-related ships; #Category:Fremont County, Colorado; #Category:United States Navy Idaho-related ships; #Category:Fremont County, Idaho; #Category:United States Navy Iowa-related ships; #Category:Fremont County, Iowa; #Category:United States Navy Wyoming-related ships; #Category:Fremont County, Wyoming
 * USS French (DE-367); #Neldon Theo French; #John C. Butler-class; #destroyer escort; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #radar picket; #Neldon Theo French; #Navy Cross; #Guadalcanal; #USNR; #Ulithi; #Eniwetok; #Pearl Harbor; #Iwo Jima; #Malakal; #Arakabesan; #Ulithi; #U.S. Army; #Helen Reef; #USS Tonkawa (ATA-176); #USS Indianapolis (CA-35); #Japan; #Navy list; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer; #Destroyer escort; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Fresno (CL-121); #United States Navy; #light cruiser; #New York Naval Shipyard; #Category:Juneau-class cruisers; #Category:United States Navy California-related ships; #Category:1946 ships; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey
 * USS Fresno (LST-1182); #battle stars; #National Steel & Shipbuilding Company; #Commander; #Vietnam War; #Naval Inactive Ship Maintenance Facility; #Pearl Harbor; #Peruvian Navy; #Category:Newport-class tank landing ships; #Category:Ships built in San Diego, California; #Category:1968 ships; #Category:United States Navy California-related ships; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Peruvian Navy
 * USS Frigate Bird; #U.S. Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Frigate Bird (AMS-191); #frigate bird; #Quincy Adams Yacht Yard; #Indonesia; #U.S. Navy; #Camp Lejeune, North Carolina; #Indonesia; #Naval Vessel Register; #Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service; #Category:Bluebird-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1953 ships; #Category:Cold War minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Frigate Bird (AMc-27); #coastal minesweeper; #U.S. Navy; #13th Naval District; #Navy list; #Category:1935 ships; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States
 * USS Frolic; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Frolic (1813); #War of 1812; #Josiah Barker; #Sloop-of-war; #carronade; #sloop-of-war; #United States Navy; #Royal Navy; #War of 1812; #Josiah Barker; #Commander; #William Bainbridge; #President Roads; #privateer; #frigate; #schooner; #Matanzas; #post ship; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy; #Category:War of 1812 ships of the United States; #Category:Age of Sail naval ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:Vessels captured from the United States Navy; #Category:1813 ships; #Category:Captured ships
 * USS Frolic (1892); #Norfolk Navy Yard; #United States Department of War; #United States Army; #Patrol yacht; #United States Navy; #patrol yacht; #Spanish-American War; #Commander; #North Atlantic Station; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Asiatic Station; #United States Army; #Philippine–American War; #United States Department of War; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Individual yachts; #Category:Ships built in Ohio; #Category:1892 ships; #Category:Spanish–American War naval ships of the United States
 * USS Frolic (SP-1336); #schooner; #Schooner; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #schooner; #Maryland Conservation Commission; #World War I; #section patrol; #5th Naval District; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1884 ships
 * USS Frontier (AD-25); #destroyer tender; #5"/38 caliber gun; #3"/23 caliber gun; #destroyer tender; #World War II; #United States Navy; #7th Fleet; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Pearl Harbor; #Naval Register; #List of auxiliaries of the United States Navy; #Category:Klondike-class destroyer tenders; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:Destroyer tenders of the United States
 * USS Frost (DE-144); #Holloway Halstead Frost; #battle stars; #Edsall-class; #destroyer escort; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #Holloway Halstead Frost; #Navy Cross; #World War I; #submarines; #submarine; #torpedo; #Franklin D. Roosevelt; #Yalta Conference; #antisubmarine; #depth charge; #Pearl Harbor; #Navy list; #battle stars; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer escort; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Frybarger (DE-705); #Raymond Frybarger, Jr.; #3"/50 caliber gun; #1.1"/75 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Private First Class; #Raymond Frybarger, Jr.; #Navy Cross; #Battle of Edson's Ridge; #Guadalcanal; #Lieutenant Commander; #landing ship; #Fleet Sonar School; #Japan; #submarine; #Japan; #Bonins; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:United States Navy Ohio-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Michigan; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Fuchsia (1863); #howitzer; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Washington Navy Yard; #Potomac Flotilla; #Washington, D.C.; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:1863 ships
 * USS Fullam (DD-474); #William Fullam; #Boston Navy Yard; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #William Fullam; #Boston Navy Yard; #William Fullam; #Cape Torokina; #Green Islands; #Port Purvis; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Japan; #Pearl Harbor; #Pagan Island; #Iwo Jima; #Sakashima Clunto; #kamikaze; #Hagushi Beach; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #battle star; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships
 * USS Fuller; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Fuller (APA-7); #gun mount; #attack transport; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Pacific War; #battle stars; #landing craft; #Northern Ireland; #U.S. Marines; #Guadalcanal; #U.S. Army; #Pearl Harbor; #Marine raiders; #Cape Torokina; #Pearl Harbor; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Eniwetok; #prisoners of war; #Leyte; #Ulithi; #Guadalcanal; #battle stars; #World War II; #Guadalcanal; #Guadalcanal; #Cape Torokina; #Leyte; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Category:Heywood-class attack transports; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Alameda, California; #Category:1919 ships
 * USS Fuller (DD-297); #Edward Fuller; #Honda Point Disaster; #destroyer; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Edward Fuller; #Battle of Belleau Wood; #Battle Fleet; #Panama Canal Zone; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Honda Point Disaster; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:Shipwrecks of the California coast
 * USS Fulmar; #U.S. Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Fulmar (AMS-47); #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #coastal minesweeper; #Naval Register; #Category:YMS-1-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Cold War minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Fulmar (AMc-46); #Greenport Basin and Construction Company; #machine guns; #coastal minesweeper; #U.S. Navy; #Greenport Basin and Construction Company; #USNR; #torpedo boats; #Category:Accentor-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1941 ships
 * USS Fulton; #United States Navy; #Robert Fulton; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Fulton (1837); #U.S. Navy; #American Civil War; #New York Navy Yard; #New York Navy Yard; #Tampico, Mexico; #Confederate States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Vessels captured from the United States Navy; #Category:1837 ships; #Category:Shipwrecks of the American Civil War
 * USS Fulton (1862); #United States Ram Fleet; #American Civil War; #Mississippi Marine Brigade; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships of the United States Army; #Category:Paddle steamers
 * USS Fulton (AS-1); #Robert Fulton; #Submarine tender; #submarine tender; #patrol vessel; #New London Ship and Engine Company; #Robert Fulton; #Lieutenant; #submarine; #Panama Canal Zone; #Almirante Bay, Panama; #Panama Canal Zone; #gunboat; #destroyer; #Royal Navy Dockyard; #Junk Bay; #United States Department of the Navy; #Category:Submarine tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1914 ships; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1934
 * USS Fulton (AS-11); #Robert Fulton; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #World War II; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #dual purpose gun; #submarine tender; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Robert Fulton; #Japan; #seaplane; #Gulf of Fonseca; #submarine; #Battle of Midway; #aircraft carrier; #Operation Crossroads; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Submarine Squadron 10; #Operation Natoflex; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #fast attack submarine; #World War II; #La Maddalena; #Norfolk Shipbuilding Company; #flagship; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Navy "E" Ribbon; #American Defense Service Medal; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War Two Victory Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Sea Service Deployment Ribbon; #Category:Fulton-class submarine tenders; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1940 ships
 * USS Fulton (SP-247); #Staten Island Shipbuilding Company; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Staten Island Shipbuilding Company; #World War I; #submarine tender; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1909 ships
 * USS Furse (DD-882); #John H. Furse; #Federico Carlos Gravina y Nápoli; #5"/38 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #John H. Furse; #Pearl Harbor; #Operation Crossroads; #Marshall Islands; #plane guard; #midshipman; #Egypt; #Suez Crisis; #NATO; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Spanish Navy; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the Spanish Navy; #Category:Vietnam War; #Category:Gemini program
 * USS Fury; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS G-1 (SS-19½); #submarine; #torpedo tube; #lead ship; #submarine; #United States Navy; #United States Navy; #Simon Lake; #New York Navy Yard; #Lieutenant; #Kenneth Whiting; #torpedo tube; #deck gun; #broadside; #Naval Torpedo Station; #Lieutenant, junior grade; #Old Point Comfort; #gunboat; #Rear Admiral; #Yates Stirling, Jr.; #torpedo; #Fisherman's Island; #Naval Submarine Base New London; #submarine base; #World War I; #submarine net; #destroyer; #K tube; #U-boat; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #depth charge; #Bureau of Ordnance; #hull classification symbol; #Taylor's Point; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:United States G-class submarines; #Category:World War I submarines of the United States; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Rhode Island coast; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:1911 ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS G-2 (SS-27); #submarine; #torpedo tube; #submarine; #United States Navy; #tuna; #New York Navy Yard; #Lieutenant, junior grade; #submarine tender; #President of the United States; #Woodrow Wilson; #torpedo; #Cape Cod Canal; #destroyer; #submarine chaser; #periscope; #section patrol boat; #U-boat; #World War I; #Very System Signal; #depth charge; #ordnance net; #Two Tree Channel; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:United States G-class submarines; #Category:World War I submarines of the United States; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Connecticut coast; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1912 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1919
 * USS G-3 (SS-31); #submarine; #torpedo tube; #submarine; #United States Navy; #United States Navy; #turbot; #New York Navy Yard; #Lieutenant; #New York Navy Yard; #Eaton's Point; #Simon Lake; #submarine tender; #submarine chaser; #Great Salt Pond Bay; #U-boat; #periscope; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Joseph G. Hitner; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:United States G-class submarines; #Category:World War I submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1913 ships
 * USS G-4 (SS-26); #submarine; #torpedo tube; #submarine; #United States Navy; #thrasher; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Lieutenant; #New York Navy Yard; #Naval Review; #President of the United States; #Woodrow Wilson; #New York Naval Shipyard; #torpedo; #submarine tender; #submarine net; #Block Island Sound; #depth charge; #Connecticut Iron and Metal; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:United States G-class submarines; #Category:World War I submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1912 ships
 * USS G. H. McNeal (SP-312); #fishing vessel; #U.S. Navy; #W. C. Abbott; #Milford, Delaware; #United States Navy; #W. C. Abbott; #Milford, Delaware; #menhaden fisherman; #fishing vessel; #McNeal-Edwards Company; #Reedville, Virginia; #World War I; #Boatswain; #USNRF; #Naval Coast Defense Reserve; #5th Naval District; #McNeal Dodson Company; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Delaware; #Category:1911 ships
 * USS G. L. Brockenborough (1862); #Union Navy; #howitzer; #sloop; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #ship's tender; #blockade runner; #Prize Court; #James L. Lardner; #East Gulf Blockading Squadron; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Shipwrecks of the American Civil War
 * USS G. W. Blunt (1861); #schooner; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Wassaw Sound; #Fernandina, Florida; #Georgetown, South Carolina; #submarine; #H. L. Hunley; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Dispatch boats of the United States Navy; #Category:Rescue and salvage ships of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Gabilan (SS-252); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #gabilan; #Jules James; #K. R. Wheland; #Pearl Harbor; #radar; #Bungo Suido; #Kii Suido; #periscope; #torpedo; #Palawan Passage; #Balapac Strait; #battleship; #Fremantle, Australia; #depth charge; #cruiser; #Bima Bay; #Panama Canal Zone; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Gato-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Gabrielle Giffords (LCS-10); #Gabrielle Giffords; #Austal USA; #Naval Vessel Register; #Azimuth thruster; #SRBOC; #Evolved SeaRAM; #MQ-8 Fire Scout; #United States Navy; #Gabrielle Giffords; #Ray Mabus; #Austal USA; #Daily Caller; #Spencer Ackerman; #Congressman; #Category:Independence-class littoral combat ships
 * USS Gadsden (AK-182); #U.S. Navy; #cargo ship; #gun mount; #cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Ulithi; #Morotai Island; #ammunition ship; #U.S. 7th Fleet; #Leyte; #Subic Bay; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Philippines Liberation Medal; #DANFS; #Category:Alamosa-class cargo ships; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ammunition ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Florida-related ships
 * USS Gadwall (AM-362); #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #Depth charge; #Admirable-class; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #Portland Oregon; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Navy List; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Patrol boat; #Minelayer; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Gage (APA-168); #Battle star; #attack transport; #World War II; #Victory ship; #United States Maritime Commission; #Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation; #Kaurimarau; #West Kokum Beach; #Guadalcanal; #Transport Squadron; #Ulithi; #Amphibious Group; #Leyte; #Iloilo; #Hiro Wan; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Naval Vessel Register; #SINKEX; #USS Texas (BB-35); #battle star; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Haskell-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Gainard (DD-706); #Joseph Gainard; #Allen M. Sumner class destroyer; #torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer; #Joseph Gainard; #Navy Cross; #Commander; #Francis J. Foley; #Pearl Harbor; #radar picket; #Combat Air Patrol; #kamikazes; #Iheya Shima; #Aguni Shima; #Kume Shima; #patrol bomber; #anti-submarine warfare; #midshipmen; #amphibious warfare; #plane guard; #aircraft carrier; #Atlantic seaboard; #NATO; #Cold War; #Wolfgang Staudte; #Vittorio De Sica; #Fleet Sonar School; #Hurricane Carla; #Cuban missile crisis; #Faith 7; #L. Gordon Cooper; #Naval Register; #Navy Unit Commendation; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:United States Navy Massachusetts-related ships; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Allen M. Sumner-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Gaivota (SP-436); #Patrol vessel; #machine gun; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #section patrol; #World War I; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Lieutenant, junior grade; #USNRF; #4th Naval District; #Cold Spring, New Jersey; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1897 ships; #Category:Individual yachts
 * USS Galatea; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Galatea (1862); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #mail steamers; #Windward Passage; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1862 ships
 * USS Galatea (SP-714); #sea nymph; #Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan; #Patrol Craft; #submarine; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #patrol craft; #Pusey and Jones; #Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan; #USNRF; #Boston Navy Yard; #submarine; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Steam yachts; #Category:Ships built in Delaware; #Category:United States Navy New Hampshire-related ships; #Category:1914 ships
 * USS Galaxy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Galaxy (IX-54); #Pusey and Jones; #East Boston; #Research ship; #Pusey and Jones; #United States Navy; #East Boston, Massachusetts; #Lieutenant (j.g.); #USNR; #underwater; #1st Naval District; #Underwater Sound Laboratory; #Fort Trumbull; #Bureau of Ships; #Harvard Underwater Sound Laboratory; #Navy List; #Category:1930 ships; #Category:Research vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Delaware
 * USS Galena; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Galena (1862); #Galena, Illinois; #Ironclad; #Schooner; #Smoothbore; #Dahlgren gun; #Parrott rifle; #broadside ironclad; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Peninsula Campaign; #Battle of Drewry's Bluff; #West Gulf Blockading Squadron; #Battle of Mobile Bay; #Siege of Fort Morgan; #East Gulf Blockading Squadron; #casemate ironclad; #Gideon Welles; #Ironclad Board; #Cornelius Bushnell; #sloop; #Charles Mallory & Sons; #Maxon, Fish & Co.; #armored frigate; #Cornelius H. DeLamater; #John Ericsson; #gun turret; #floating battery; #corvette; #india rubber; #Bureau of Yards and Docks; #Parrott rifle; #smoothbore; #Dahlgren gun; #L.M. Goldsborough; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #sortie; #Major General; #George B. McClellan; #Army of the Peninsula; #Drewry's Bluff; #Medal of Honor; #Jeremiah Regan; #John F. Mackie; #U.S. Marine Corps; #Lieutenant Commander; #ice boat; #blockade runner; #David Farragut; #Edward S. Martin; #Edward B. Young; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #United States Army Center of Military History; #United States Army Center of Military History; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Illinois-related ships; #Category:1862 ships
 * USS Galena (1880); #Galena; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Commander; #United States Navy; #Gibraltar; #Madeira Islands; #James W. Nicholson; #Rear Admiral; #Peirce Crosby; #filibuster; #Isthmus of Panama; #Pacific Mail Line; #Pacific Mail Company; #St. Andrew Island; #Habitants Bay; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Gardner's Bay, New York; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Port-au-Prince, Haiti; #Stephen B. Luce; #Bancroft Gherardi; #Navassa; #New York Navy Yard; #St. Nicholas Mole; #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #Gay Head; #Martha's Vineyard; #Boston Tow Boat Company; #Naval Vessel Register; #Arlington, Massachusetts; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:1879 ships
 * USS Gallant; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Gallant (MSO-489); #machine gun; #machine gun; #United States Navy; #Security Assistance Program; #Lieutenant; #Dixon Lademan; #Republic of Korea Navy; #Japan; #South Vietnam; #blockade; #Operation Market Time; #Viet Cong; #Pearl Harbor; #Elvis Presley; #Category:Aggressive-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1954 ships; #Category:Cold War minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Yung Yang-class minesweepers; #Category:Active minesweepers of the Republic of China
 * USS Gallatin; #U.S. Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Gallatin (1807); #Revenue Cutter Service; #Act Prohibiting Importation of Slaves; #Enemy Trade Act of 1812; #Embargo Act of 1807; #Amelia Island; #letter of marque; #carronade; #letter of marque; #Category:War of 1812 ships of the United States; #Category:1807 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1813
 * USS Gallatin (APA-169); #gun mount; #attack transport; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Marshall Islands; #Operation Magic Carpet; #War Shipping Administration; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Navy List; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Haskell-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Gallery (FFG-26); #Philip D. Gallery; #Egyptian Navy; #Naval Institute Press; #AN/SLQ-32; #frigate; #Daniel V. Gallery; #William O. Gallery; #Philip D. Gallery; #Egyptian Navy; #Category:Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1980 ships; #Category:Cold War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Mubarak-class frigates; #Category:Active frigates of Egypt
 * USS Gallup; #Category:United States Navy ship names; #Category:Gallup, New Mexico
 * USS Gallup (PF-47); #Bureau of Ships; #Naval Historical Center; #battle star; #World War II; #Soviet Navy; #Naval Historical Center; #Cold War; #Korean War; #Royal Thai Navy; #Naval Historical Center; #Cold War; #Naval Historical Center; #Cold War; #large infantry landing craft; #Rayong Province; #3"/50 caliber gun; #anti-submarine mortar; #Y-gun; #depth charge; #patrol frigate; #Royal Thai Navy; #United States Navy; #Soviet Navy; #Royal Thai Navy; #gunboat; #patrol frigate; #USCG; #anti-submarine; #patrol; #Escort Division 43; #United States Army; #Menoerar; #Cape Warari; #Desolation Point; #dispatch boat; #large infantry landing craft; #Seeadler Harbor; #Pearl Harbor; #North Pacific Ocean; #Soviet Navy; #Project Hula; #Soviet Union; #Naval Historical Center; #Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky; #Naval Historical Center; #United States Secretary of the Navy; #James V. Forrestal; #United States Department of the Navy; #Japan; #Naval Historical Center; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Korean War; #Kansang; #Kosong; #patrol; #Chongjin; #Sangley Point; #Subic Bay; #combat swimmer; #suicide attack; #Military Defense Assistance Program; #Royal Thai Navy; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Bofors; #Sattahip Naval Base; #Rayong Province; #battle star; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:United States Navy New Mexico-related ships; #Category:Gallup, New Mexico; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates of the Soviet Navy; #Category:World War II frigates of the Soviet Union; #Category:Cold War frigates of the Soviet Union; #Category:Cold War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Korean War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates of the Royal Thai Navy; #Category:Museum ships in Thailand; #Category:Ships transferred under Project Hula
 * USS Gallup (PGM-85); #turbine engines; #gun mount; #machine guns; #U.S. Navy; #gunboat; #Juan de Fuca; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #Trust Territories of the Pacific; #Navy List; #Category:Asheville-class gunboats; #Category:Cold War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy New Mexico-related ships; #Category:1965 ships
 * USS Gallup (SP-694); #United States Navy; #menhaden fisherman; #Delaware Fish and Oil Company; #World War I; #General Order; #section patrol; #Lieutenant; #USNRF; #4th Naval District; #minesweeping; #United States Coast Guard; #lifesaving; #Navy List; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1878 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1918; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Delaware coast
 * USS Galveston; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Galveston (CL-19); #William R. Trigg Company; #protected cruiser; #protected cruiser; #United States Navy; #World War I; #William R. Trigg Company; #John Paul Jones; #U.S. Naval Academy; #William H. Taft; #Japan; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #British North Borneo; #U-boat; #Murmansk; #Mark L. Bristol; #Newton A. McCully; #American Legion; #Charleston Navy Yard; #Bluefields, Nicaragua; #Boston Navy Yard; #Navy Day; #Northern Metal Company; #Category:Denver-class cruisers; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, Virginia; #Category:1903 ships; #Category:World War I cruisers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Texas-related ships
 * USS Galveston (CL-93); #light cruiser; #United States Navy; #Arleigh Burke; #United States Navy; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #Bureau of Naval Weapons; #Cruiser-Destroyer Flotilla 9; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #Japan; #South Vietnam; #Chu Lai; #Vung Tuong Peninsula; #Category:Cleveland-class cruisers; #Category:Galveston-class cruisers; #Category:Cold War cruisers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War cruisers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Texas-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1945 ships
 * USS Gamage; #U.S. Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Gamage (1864); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunship; #Mississippi Squadron; #Jefferson Davis; #Irwinville, Georgia; #Plaquemine, Louisiana; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Ohio; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:1864 ships
 * USS Gambier Bay (CVE-73); #dual purpose gun; #United States Pacific Fleet; #Mariana and Palau Islands campaign; #Battle off Samar; #Battle star; #escort carrier; #United States Navy; #Battle off Samar; #Alaska Panhandle; #Kaiser Shipbuilding Company; #Pearl Harbor; #destroyer; #combat air patrol; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Clifton A. F. Sprague; #Taffy 3; #Taffy 1; #Taffy 2; #Battle of Sibuyan Sea; #Battle off Samar; #heavy cruiser; #strafing; #cruiser; #List of U.S. Navy losses in World War II; #Category:Casablanca-class escort carriers; #Category:World War II escort aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:Shipwrecks in the Philippine Sea; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Gamble (DD-123); #Peter Gamble; #John M. Gamble; #Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Company; #Wickes class destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #World War II; #Peter Gamble; #John M. Gamble; #Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Company; #Secretary of the Navy; #Josephus Daniels; #H. J. Abbett; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #minelayer; #Pearl Harbor; #flagship; #Guadalcanal; #Nura Island; #Lunga Roads; #Blackett Strait; #Kula Gulf; #Tokyo Express; #Rear Admiral; #Walden L. Ainsworth; #cruiser; #Bougainville Strait; #Iwo Jima; #Mt. Surabachi; #battle star; #List of United States Navy destroyers; #List of World War II ships; #List of ship launches in 1918; #List of ship commissionings in 1918; #List of ship decommissionings in 1945; #List of shipwrecks in 1945; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships present during the attack on Pearl Harbor; #Category:Ships sunk by aircraft; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Gamma (1863); #Enfield rifle; #spar torpedo; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #spar torpedo; #torpedo boat; #William Tecumseh Sherman; #quartermaster; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Torpedo boats of the United States Navy; #Category:1863 ships
 * USS Ganadoga (YTM-390); #Hampton Roads, VA; #Consolidated Shipbuilding Corporation; #5th Naval District; #6th Naval District; #Charleston, SC; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Gandy (DE-764); #Andrew Jackson Gandy; #battle star; #target ship; #3"/50 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #Andrew Jackson Gandy; #torpedo planes; #Battle of Guadalcanal; #Navy Cross; #Northern Ireland; #torpedo; #U-boat; #depth charge; #conning tower; #machine gun; #German U-boat; #New York Naval Shipyard; #Pearl Harbor; #Leyte; #surrender of Japan; #Philippine Sea Frontier; #Manicani; #Military Assistance Program; #Italian Navy; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Florida; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts of the Italian Navy
 * USS Ganges (1794); #man-of-war; #United States Navy; #Quasi-War; #Ganges; #Richard Dale; #Thomas Tingey; #Windward Passage; #Benjamin Stoddert; #Secretary of the Navy; #Yankee Doodle; #Consul General; #Toussaint Louverture; #St. Kitts; #Barbuda; #sloop; #privateer; #Captain Pitcher; #United States; #schooner; #letter of marque; #schooner; #John Mullowny; #brigantine; #Fort Mifflin; #Lazaretto; #Pennsylvania Abolition Society; #Basseterre; #St. Christopher; #Guadeloupe station; #Peace Establishment Act; #Thomas Macdonough; #James Lawrence; #Jacob Jones; #Daniel Carmick; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy; #Category:Quasi-War ships of the United States; #Category:1794 ships
 * USS Gannet; #U.S. Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Gannet (AM-41); #gannet; #Seaplane Tender; #United States Navy; #World War I; #New York Navy Yard; #Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; #Coco Solo, Panama; #Santa Lucia; #Kungnait Bay; #Davis Strait; #Hamilton, Bermuda; #Japan; #Pearl Harbor; #HMS Sumar; #warships; #submarine; #torpedoes; #commanding officer; #Francis E. Nuessle; #Navy List; #Category:Lapwing-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1919 ships; #Category:Lapwing-class minesweepers converted to seaplane tenders; #Category:World War II seaplane tenders of the United States
 * USS Gannet (MSC-290); #Harnischfeger; #machine guns; #United States Navy; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #nuclear tests; #Japan; #Pearl Harbor; #Chinhae; #Republic of Korea Navy; #Royal Thai Navy; #Operation Market Time; #Viet Cong; #South Vietnam; #minesweeping; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Albatross-class minesweepers (1960); #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1960 ships; #Category:Vietnam War mine warfare vessels of the United States
 * USS Gansevoort (DD-608); #Guert Gansevoort; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Guert Gansevoort; #E. A. McFall; #Guadalcanal; #Rear Admiral; #Charles H. McMorris; #cruiser; #Japan; #submarine; #Kiska, Alaska; #Kulka Bay; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Tarawa Atoll; #Majuro Atoll; #Marshall Islands; #Mille Atoll; #Theodore S. Wilkinson; #Leyte; #kamikaze; #torpedo; #Ulithi; #Navy Day; #Charleston Naval Shipyard; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Category:Benson-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Florida coast; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1972; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Gantner (DE-60); #3"/50 caliber gun; #1.1"/75 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Samuel Merritt Gantner; #Japan; #Boston Navy Yard; #Lieutenant Commander; #Northern Ireland; #Boston Naval Shipyard; #Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; #New York Naval Shipyard; #amphibious warfare; #Pearl Harbor; #5th Amphibious Force; #Underwater Demolition Team; #Maalea Bay; #Marshall Islands; #Japan; #Otaru; #United States Army; #Apra Harbor, Guam; #Tolstoi Bay; #Clarence Strait; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Military Assistance Program; #Republic of China Navy; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Charles Lawrence-class high speed transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Charles Lawrence-class high speed transports of the Republic of China Navy
 * USS Ganymede (AK-104); #Joshua Hendy; #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Permanente Metals; #Pallikulo Bay; #U.S. 7th Fleet; #Langemak Bay; #Cape Sudest; #Tanahmerah Bay; #Subic Bay; #Pearl Harbor; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Naval Historical Center; #Category:Crater-class cargo ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Freighters; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Gar (SS-206); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #gar; #George T. Pettengill; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Pearl Harbor; #Kii Channel; #exploder; #Q-ship; #Delhi Maru; #JANAC; #USS Fort Mandan (LSD-21); #Bronze Star Medals; #USS Gridley (DD-380); #George R. Tweed; #USS Walker (DD-517); #USS Grampus (SS-207); #Silver Star medal; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Santiago Cove; #Mios Woendi; #Duriagaos Inlet; #Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard; #Apra Harbor, Guam; #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #Chicago Canal; #Naval Vessel Register; #Acme Scrap Iron and Metal; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Tambor-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1940 ships
 * USS Garcia (FF-1040); #Fernando Luis Garcia; #Garcia class frigate; #destroyer escort; #AN/SPS-40; #AN/SPS-10; #AN/SQS-26; #ASROC; #lead ship; #destroyer escort; #frigate; #United States Navy; #Fernando Luis Garcia; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Navy "E" Ribbon; #Navy Expeditionary Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Category:Garcia-class frigates; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1963 ships; #Category:Cold War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Pakistan Navy; #Category:Garcia-class frigates of the Pakistan Navy
 * USS Gardiners Bay (AVP-39); #Gardiners Bay; #Block Island Sound; #Lake Washington Shipyard; #battle star; #World War II; #Korean War; #Royal Norwegian Navy; #seaplane tender; #Radar; #sonar; #depth charge; #seaplane; #United States Navy; #seaplane tender; #Lake Washington Shipyard; #Lake Washington Shipyard; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Marshall Islands; #seaplane; #Fleet Air Wing; #flagship; #Motor Torpedo Boat; #general quarters; #Chimi Bay; #United States Third Fleet; #battle star; #World War II; #Tokyo Seadrome; #Korean War; #PBM Mariner; #Royal Air Force; #flying boat; #reconnaissance; #naval mine; #Chinhae; #United States Seventh Fleet; #Exercise Surprise; #French Indochina; #headquarters; #Military Assistance Program; #Royal Norwegian Navy; #cadet; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Barnegat-class seaplane tenders; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Royal Norwegian Navy; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Gardoqui (IX-218); #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #United States Navy; #Spanish–American War; #Gardoqui; #American Revolution; #Federal Shipbuilding Company; #War Shipping Administration; #Pearl Harbor; #Harold L. Tysinger; #Eniwetok; #lube oil; #War Shipping Administration; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Mobile storage tankers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Kearny, New Jersey; #Category:1945 ships
 * USS Garfield County (LST-784); #battle star; #LCVP; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #USCG; #Iwo Jima; #battle star; #List of United States Navy LSTs; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:United States Navy Utah-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Colorado-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Montana-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Nebraska-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Oklahoma-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Washington (state)-related ships; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Garfield Thomas (DE-193); #William Garfield Thomas, Jr.; #3"/50 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #William Garfield Thomas, Jr.; #Navy Cross; #Battle of Cape Esperance; #Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock; #North Africa; #United Kingdom; #Guantánamo Bay; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Green Cove Springs; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Military Assistance Program; #Souda Bay; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Wild Beast-class destroyers (1951)
 * USS Garland; #U.S. Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Garland (1815); #Union Army; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Union Army; #privateer; #Stone Fleet; #Dr. E. Lee Spence; #Hilton Head, South Carolina; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:Barques of the United States Navy; #Category:1815 ships
 * USS Garland (AM-238); #3"/50 caliber gun; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #Depth charge; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Battle star; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #battle stars; #Winslow Marine Railway & Shipbuilding; #Winslow, Washington; #Ulithi; #Ulithi; #Eniwetok; #Ominato Ko; #flagship; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Garlopa (SS-358); #garlopa; #submarine; #United States Navy; #garlopa; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Garnet (PYc-15); #Cox & Stevens; #Kiel, Germany; #patrol boat; #Depth charge; #United States Navy; #Kiel, Germany; #Pearl Harbor; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Kiel; #Category:1925 ships
 * USS Garrard (APA-84); #Garrard County; #battle star; #World War II; #attack transport; #attack transport; #US Navy; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Hagushi; #Leyte; #Japan; #Sendai; #prisoners of war; #Operation Magic Carpet; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #War Shipping Administration; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Zidell Exploration Company; #Zidell Exploration Company; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Gilliam-class attack transports; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Kentucky-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1945 ships
 * USS Garrett County (LST-786); #San Francisco – Oakland Bay Bridge; #Mare Island; #battle star; #Navy Unit Commendation; #South Vietnam; #LCVP; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #USCG; #Iwo Jima; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #battle star; #Navy Unit Commendation; #South Vietnam; #Republic of Vietnam Navy; #Philippine Navy; #South Vietnam; #gunship; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Philippine Navy; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Republic of Vietnam Navy; #Category:United States Navy Maryland-related ships; #Category:Garrett County, Maryland
 * USS Garrupa (SS-359); #garrupa; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #garrupa; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Gary; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Gary (FFG-51); #Donald A. Gary; #Naval Base San Diego; #AN/SLQ-32; #United States Navy; #Donald A. Gary; #Naval Station Long Beach; #Oliver Hazard Perry class; #Operation Iraqi Freedom; #Bab-el-Mandeb; #USS MCCAMPBELL (DDG-85); #Sihanoukville; #Vietnam War; #Cambodia; #Findlay, Ohio; #USS ELCANO (PG 38); #USS HANNIBAL (AG 1); #USS SWAN (AM 34); #USS IDAHO (BB 42); #USS INDIANAPOLIS (CA 335); #USS ENTERPRISE (CV 6); #USS FRANKLIN (CV 13); #Medal of Honor; #President Harry S. Truman; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Naval Station Pearl Harbor; #Category:Cold War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Ohio-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1983 ships; #Category:Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigates of the United States Navy
 * USS Gasconade (APA-85); #attack transport; #attack transport; #US Navy; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Japan; #Operation Magic Carpet; #Operation Crossroads; #Marshall Islands; #radioactivity; #torpedo; #Category:Gilliam-class attack transports; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Gasconade County, Missouri; #Category:United States Navy Missouri-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1945 ships
 * USS Gates; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Gatling (DD-671); #Richard Jordan Gatling; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Richard Jordan Gatling; #Gatling gun; #New York Navy Yard; #aircraft carrier; #Pearl Harbor; #Fast Carrier Task Force; #Japan; #Palau Archipelago; #Sawar; #Same, New Guinea; #Tanahmerah Bay; #radar picket; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Ulithi; #Battle of the Sibuyan Sea; #Navy and Marine Corps Medal; #William Halsey; #Indochina; #Iwo Jima; #B-29; #Eniwetok; #Wake Island; #Potsdam Declaration; #World War II; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #NATO; #Operation Mainbrace; #Operation Springboard; #Ecuador; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Korean War; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Gato; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Gato (SS-212); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #lead ship; #submarine; #United States Navy; #catshark; #Royal E. Ingersoll; #William Girard Myers; #Pearl Harbor; #aircraft carrier; #destroyer; #Marshall Islands; #Battle of Midway; #Australian Intelligence; #Toep; #SC-531; #Ramos; #Lihir Islands; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Tingmon; #depth charge; #Fred Hargesheimer; #Charles A. Lockwood; #lifeguard; #Toi Misaki; #Wake Island; #sea truck; #New York Naval Shipyard; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #World War II; #anthology series; #Category:Gato-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1941 ships
 * USS Gato (SSN-615); #catshark; #Lawson P. Ramage; #Ship-Submarine Recycling Program; #nuclear submarine; #S5W reactor; #torpedo; #UGM-84 Harpoon; #cruise missile; #SUBROC; #short-range ballistic missile; #nuclear submarine; #United States Navy; #catshark; #Lawson P. Ramage; #Soviet submarine K-19; #submarine recycling; #Category:Permit-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Barents Sea; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1969; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1964 ships
 * USS Gavia (AM-363); #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #gavia; #Bofors 40 mm; #Depth charge; #Chinese Maritime Customs Service; #Battle star; #United States Navy; #World War II; #battle star; #Chinese Maritime Customs Service; #Willamette Iron & Steel; #Portland Oregon; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Okino Shima; #Tachabana Wan; #Subic Bay; #Chinese Maritime Customs; #Naval Vessel Register; #secondary source; #battle stars; #Category:PCE-905-class patrol craft; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy ships transferred to the Republic of China Navy; #Category:Admirable class minesweepers of the Republic of China Navy
 * USS Gaynier (DE-751); #Oswald J. Gaynier; #U.S. Navy; #Navy Cross; #United States Navy; #World War II; #widow; #Oswald J. Gaynier; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:United States Navy Michigan-related ships
 * USS Gazelle; #U.S. Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Gazelle (1863); #Union Navy; #Mississippi River Squadron; #David Dixon Porter; #Grand Ecore; #Union Army; #gunboats; #Morganza, Louisiana; #Simon Bolivar Buckner, Sr.; #Sterling Price; #Edward Canby; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1863 ships
 * USS Gazelle (IX-116); #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #United States Navy; #gazelle; #California Shipbuilding Corporation; #Pearl Harbor; #cruiser; #escort carriers; #Eniwetok; #destroyer; #submarine; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #War Shipping Administration; #Naval Vessel Register; #Intercontinental S.S. Corporation; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Liberty ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:Armadillo-class tankers; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Gear (ARS-34); #machine guns; #rescue and salvage ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Royal Navy; #U.S. Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Marshall Islands; #Service Squadron; #Calalan Bank; #Pearl Harbor; #Iwo Jima; #Iwo Jima; #U.S. Marines; #Ulithi; #Eniwetok; #Pearl Harbor; #Alaskan Sea Frontier; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #U.S. Navy; #Naval Register; #Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service; #battle stars; #World War II; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Diver-class rescue and salvage ships; #Category:Ships built in Napa, California; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Gearing (DD-710); #Gearing family; #destroyer; #dual purpose gun; #lead ship; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Gearing family; #T. H. Copeman; #Navy Day; #Operation Frostbite; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Gem (SP-41); #World War I; #George Lawley & Son; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #George Lawley & Son; #World War I; #USNRF; #Submarine Defense Association; #camouflage defense; #Bates Automatic Course Indicator; #submarine; #Sanborn Speed Indicator; #colloidal fuel; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:Steam yachts; #Category:1913 ships
 * USS Gem of the Sea (1861); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #blockade runner; #schooner; #Boston Navy Yard; #East Gulf Coast Blockading Squadron; #Jupiter Inlet; #schooner; #Useppa Island; #Charlotte Harbor, Florida; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Barques of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Gemini; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Gemini (AP-75); #gun mounts; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company; #United Kingdom; #submarine; #torpedo; #Apamama; #Tarawa; #Roi Namur; #Eniwetok; #Pearl Harbor; #American Campaign Medal; #European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Service Medal; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:Stratford-class transports; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Gemini (PHM-6); #fire-control system; #List of patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Pegasus-class hydrofoils; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1982 ships
 * USS Gemsbok; #U.S. Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Gemsbok (1861); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #Boston Navy Yard; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #schooner; #Federal Point, North Carolina; #Frying Pan Shoals; #brig; #Bogue Inlet; #warships; #Fort Macon; #Samuel F. DuPont; #Turtle Harbor, Florida; #Union Army; #guard ship; #New York Navy Yard; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Barques of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Colliers of the United States Navy; #Category:Stores ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Gemsbok (IX-117); #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #United States Navy; #gemsbok; #California Shipbuilding Corporation; #Marshall Islands; #aviation gasoline; #lube oil; #Eniwetok; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Hiro Wan; #Naval Vessel Register; #Maris Transportation System; #Category:Liberty ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:Armadillo-class tankers; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Gendreau (DE-639); #3"/50 caliber gun; #1.1"/75 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Elphege A. M. Gendreau; #Battle Force; #Chester Nimitz; #Commander in Chief; #dive-bombing; #Bethlehem Shipbuilding; #Chester W. Nimitz; #Lieutenant Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Franklin D. Roosevelt; #anti-submarine; #destroyer escort; #Emirau; #Port Purvis; #PT boat; #landing craft; #New Georgia Island; #Cape Torokina; #Ulithi; #L-Day; #destroyer; #torpedo bomber; #torpedo; #Vice Admiral; #Jesse B. Oldendorf; #battleship; #Hulutato, Manchuria; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS General A. E. Anderson (AP-111); #Alexander E. Anderson; #service star; #Korean War; #troop transport; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Korean War; #Maryland Drydock Company; #French Morocco; #North Africa; #Northern Ireland; #Leyte; #Raid at Cabanatuan; #The Great Raid; #Japan; #Republic of Korea; #Terminal Island, California; #11th Airborne Division; #Moji; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #service star; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:Vietnam War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS General A. W. Brewster (AP-155); #gun mount; #World War II; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #photojournalist; #San Francisco News-Call Bulletin; #Operation Passage to Freedom; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Sea-Land Service, Inc.; #ship breaker; #battle star; #Korean War; #Category:Transport ships of the United States Army; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1945 ships
 * USS General A. W. Greely (AP-141); #Adolphus Washington Greely; #gun mount; #Adolphus Greely; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #Japan; #La Pallice; #Thule Air Force Base; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Transport ships of the United States Army; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS General Alava (AG-5); #Cargo ship; #cargo ship; #United States Navy; #Spanish-American War; #Army Board; #leper colony; #Pendang; #William Howard Taft; #Subic Bay; #Dairen; #Yangtze Patrol; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Category:Ships built in Scotland; #Category:1895 ships; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Spanish–American War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS General Bragg (1851); #USS Mexican; #USS New Mexico; #Braxton Bragg; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #U.S. Navy; #gunboat; #Union blockade; #Confederate States of America; #American Civil War; #Braxton Bragg; #River Defense Fleet; #Fort Pillow; #Union Navy; #ironclad; #Western Flotilla; #Tunica Bend, Louisiana; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1851 ships; #Category:Captured ships
 * USS General Burnside (1862); #howitzers; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #U.S. War Department; #flagship; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Delaware; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1862 ships
 * USS General C. C. Ballou (AP-157); #Charles Clarendon Ballou; #gun mount; #World War II; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #displaced person; #Korean War; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Sea-Land Service, Inc.; #Puerto Rico Maritime Shipping Authority; #Eastern Star Maritime Ltd.; #battle star; #Category:Transport ships of the United States Army; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1945 ships
 * USS General C. G. Morton (AP-138); #Charles Gould Morton; #World War II; #Charles Gould Morton; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #Guadalcanal; #Russell Islands 39 days later; #Ulithi; #Mount Hibok-Hibok; #Camiguin; #Korean War; #315th Air Division; #Central Gulf Lines; #battle star; #Category:Transport ships of the United States Army; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS General C. H. Muir (AP-142); #Charles Henry Muir; #gun mount; #World War II; #United States Coast Guard; #Charles Henry Muir; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #displaced person; #International Refugee Organization; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Puerto Rico Maritime Shipping Authority; #battle star; #Category:Transport ships of the United States Army; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS General D. E. Aultman (AP-156); #Dwight Edward Aultman; #gun mount; #World War II; #Dwight Edward Aultman; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #Korean War; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Containership Chartering Service; #Category:Transport ships of the United States Army; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1945 ships
 * USS General E. T. Collins (AP-147); #Edgar Thomas Collins; #World War II; #Edgar Thomas Collins; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #Pearl Harbor; #Hŭngnam; #Operation Ivy; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #Korean War; #Operation Ivy; #Category:Transport ships of the United States Army; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS General G. O. Squier (AP-130); #George Owen Squier; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #Guadalcanal; #Wallis Island; #Task Force 87; #Operation Dragoon; #Cap Camarat; #United Kingdom; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS General G. W. Goethals (ID-1443); #U.S. Navy; #George Washington Goethals; #U.S. Army; #Bremer Vulkan; #Vegesack; #United States Department of War; #Cargo ship; #United States Navy; #cargo ship; #cargo ship; #Vegesack; #Bremer Vulkan; #World War I; #Panama Railroad Steamship Company; #Lieutenant Commander; #USNRF; #Cruiser and Transport Force; #United States Army; #troops; #American Expeditionary Force; #World War I; #Panama Canal Zone; #United States Department of War; #Universal Negro Improvement Association; #Category:Ships built in Bremen (state); #Category:1911 ships; #Category:Ships of the Hamburg America Line; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Unique transports of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I cargo ships of the United States; #Category:World War I transports of the United States
 * USS General Gates (1764); #Horatio Gates; #Brig; #brigantine; #Continental Navy; #John Skimmer; #privateer; #Cape Ann; #swivel gun; #schooner; #List of ships captured in the 18th century; #Category:Ships of the Continental Navy; #Category:1764 ships; #Category:Captured ships
 * USS General George M. Randall (AP-115); #George Morton Randall; #troopship; #troop transport; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Major General; #George Morton Randall; #American Civil War; #Federal Shipbuilding & Drydock Company; #Assistant Secretary of War for Air; #Robert A. Lovett; #Bombay, India; #veteran; #596th Air Engineering Squadron; #Lee H. Baker; #Ulithi; #Golden Gate; #Harold G. Belford; #Pearl Harbor; #Military Sealift Command; #People's Liberation Army; #Major General; #Bryant E. Moore; #Lebanon crisis; #35th Tank Battalion; #La Pallice; #amphibious landing; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Elvis Presley; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS General Grant (1863); #howitzers; #U.S. War Department; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #Monongahela, Pennsylvania; #guerrillas; #Union Army; #Guntersville, Alabama; #Plattsmouth, Nebraska; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1863 ships
 * USS General Greene; #United States Navy; #Nathanael Greene; #frigate; #Quasi-War; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS General Greene (1799); #Nathanael Greene; #Frigate; #frigate; #United States Navy; #Quasi-War; #American Revolution; #Nathaneal Greene; #Benjamin Talman; #James De Wolf; #Warren, Rhode Island; #midshipman; #Oliver Hazard Perry; #schooner; #privateer; #Jacmel; #President of the United States; #John Adams; #James Wilkinson; #Washington Navy Yard; #Washington, D.C.; #War of 1812; #Category:Sailing frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:Quasi-War ships of the United States; #Category:1799 ships
 * USS General H. B. Freeman (AP-143); #Henry Blanchard Freeman; #gun mount; #World War II; #United States Coast Guard; #Henry Blanchard Freeman; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #Hagushi; #Pearl Harbor; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Korean War; #Hŭngnam; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Category:Transport ships of the United States Army; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS General H. F. Hodges (AP-144); #Harry Foote Hodges; #gun mount; #World War II; #United States Coast Guard; #Harry Foote Hodges; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Category:Transport ships of the United States Army; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1945 ships
 * USS General H. L. Scott (AP-136); #World War II; #United States Coast Guard; #Ulithi; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS General H. W. Butner (AP-113); #Henry W. Butner; #service star; #Korean War; #troopship; #troopship; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Korean War; #Federal Shipbuilding & Drydock Company; #Maryland Drydock Company; #troop transport; #Durban, South Africa; #Finschafen; #Leyte; #Guadalcanal; #European Theater; #Ulithi; #Eniwetok; #Japan; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #Korean War; #Bremerhaven, Germany; #La Pallice; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #service star; #Korean War; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS General Harry Taylor (AP-145); #U.S. Army Transport Service; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #December, 2008; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Naval Vessel Register; #Guadalcanal campaign; #U.S. Army Transport Service; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #missile range instrumentation ship; #Russia; #Vladislav Volkov; #Cyrillic; #Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary; #Stevens Institute of Technology; #Missile Range Instrumentation Ship; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Transport ships of the United States Army; #Category:Ships of the United States Air Force; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as artificial reefs; #Category:Research vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Wisconsin-related ships
 * USS General J. C. Breckinridge (AP-176); #James Carson Breckinridge; #service star; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #troopship; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #Federal Shipbuilding & Drydock Company; #United States Coast Guard; #surrender of Japan; #World War II; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #Vietnam War; #service star; #Naval Vessel Register; #service star; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:Vietnam War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS General J. H. McRae (AP-149); #James H. McRae; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #Major General; #James H. McRae; #Mount Mayon; #United Kingdom; #Japan; #battle stars; #Korean War; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Transport ships of the United States Army; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS General J. R. Brooke (AP-132); #John Rutter Brooke; #World War II; #John Rutter Brooke; #Matson Navigation Co.; #Port Hueneme; #Seabees; #Pearl Harbor; #United Kingdom; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS General John Pope (AP-110); #American Civil War; #service star; #troopship; #troop transport; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Vietnam War; #Maryland Drydock Company; #Guadalcanal; #New Zealand Expeditionary Force; #Leyte; #Golden Gate; #Ulithi; #Leyte; #War Shipping Administration; #Korean War; #Japan; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #USNS General Daniel I. Sultan; #Southeast Asia; #503rd Parachute Infantry Regiment; #Oakland Army Base; #South Vietnam; #64th Transportation Company; #Tacoma, Washington Outport Facility; #Qui Nhon; #199th Light Infantry Brigade; #58th Field Depot; #589th Engineer Battalion; #244th Aviation Battalion; #D Company, 2nd Battalion, 28th Infantry Regiment (C Packet); #3rd Marines; #9th Marine Regiment; #1st Battalion (Mechanized) 50th Infantry; #61st Assault Helicopter Company; #92nd Assault Helicopter Company; #134th Assault Helicopter Company; #45th Military Intelligence Detachment; #U.S. Army Transport; #American Campaign Medal; #European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Service Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #service star; #Korean Service Medal; #Vietnam Service Medal; #United Nations Service Medal; #Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal; #Republic of Korea War Service Medal; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:Type P2 ships of the United States Army; #Category:Vietnam War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS General LeRoy Eltinge (AP-154); #LeRoy Eltinge; #gun mount; #World War II; #LeRoy Eltinge; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #Pearl Harbor; #Freedom Dance; #Edward Hilbert; #Pointe-Noire; #paratrooper; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Waterman Carriers, Inc.; #Category:Transport ships of the United States Army; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS General Lyon (1860); #Confederate States of America; #Nathaniel Lyon; #Union Navy; #Andrew Hull Foote; #Union Army; #Mississippi Squadron; #flagship; #David Dixon Porter; #General Lyon; #Grand View, Louisiana; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Indiana; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Dispatch boats of the United States Navy; #Category:Ammunition ships of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1860 ships; #Category:Stores ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Captured ships
 * USS General M. B. Stewart (AP-140); #Merch Bradt Stewart; #gun mount; #World War II; #Merch Bradt Stewart; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #Pearl Harbor; #displaced person; #International Refugee Organization; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Occupational Safety and Health Administration; #Bender Shipbuilding and Repair Co., Inc.; #Occupational Safety and Health Administration; #battle star; #Korean War; #Category:Transport ships of the United States Army; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS General M. C. Meigs (AP-116); #M. C. Meigs; #service star; #Korean War; #troop transport; #Korean War; #Quartermaster General; #United States Army; #United States Civil War; #Federal Shipbuilding & Drydock Company; #United States Coast Guard; #Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; #Getúlio Vargas; #Brazilian Expeditionary Force; #prisoners of war; #French Algeria; #Nazi Germany; #American President Lines; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #armistice; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #service star; #Korean War; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Washington coast; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS General M. L. Hersey (AP-148); #World War II; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #garrison; #Guadalcanal; #Operation Magic Carpet; #International Refugee Organization; #displaced person; #Wangerooge; #Korean War; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Sea-Land Service, Inc.; #battle star; #Category:Transport ships of the United States Army; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS General M. M. Patrick (AP-150); #Mason Mathews Patrick; #World War II; #Mason Mathews Patrick; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #Pearl Harbor; #Korean War; #National Gallery of Art; #Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; #Art Institute of Chicago; #Seattle Art Museum; #Charles Erwin Wilson; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #Category:Transport ships of the United States Army; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS General O. H. Ernst (AP-133); #Oswald Herbert Ernst; #World War II; #Oswald Herbert Ernst; #Commercial Iron Works; #Guadalcanal; #Ulithi; #Leyte; #Japan; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS General Omar Bundy (AP-152); #Omar Bundy; #gun mount; #World War II; #Omar Bundy; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #displaced persons; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Ashley Steamship Co., Inc.; #Hamilton Eugenia Corp.; #Category:Transport ships of the United States Army; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS General Pike (1813); #Zebulon Pike; #Corvette; #corvette; #United States Navy; #Engagements on Lake Ontario; #War of 1812; #Zebulon Pike; #Battle of York; #Isaac Chauncey; #carronade; #USS Constitution; #George Prevost; #James Lucas Yeo; #battle of Sackett's Harbor; #Master Commandant; #Arthur Sinclair; #sloop of war; #Burlington Bay; #lee shore; #Niagara Peninsula; #Fort Niagara; #Category:Sailing frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:War of 1812 ships of the United States; #Category:Age of Sail ships of the United States; #Category:Sailing ships; #Category:Great Lakes ships; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1813 ships
 * USS General Pillow (1862); #howitzers; #gunboat; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Mississippi Squadron; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS General Putnam; #U.S. Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS General Putnam (1857); #Parrott; #howitzers; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunship; #Union blockade; #Confederate States of America; #ship's tender; #Washington, D.C.; #Washington Navy Yard; #Potomac Flotilla; #Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Old Point Comfort; #Ocracoke Inlet; #Hatteras Inlet; #schooner; #blockade; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Roanoke Island; #Pork Point; #Weir's Point; #Croatan Sound; #warship; #Union Army; #schooner; #Albemarle Sound; #Albemarle & Chesapeake Canal; #Samuel P. Lee; #Fortress Monroe; #Mathews Court House; #forecastle; #schooner; #Queen's Creek; #Sheppard's Landing; #Union Army; #Harrison's Bar; #Fort Powhatan; #Wilson's Wharf; #Gilliam's Bar; #Fort Clifton; #Mobjack Bay; #Washington Navy Yard; #US Treasury Department; #American Civil War; #Union Navy; #Union Blockade; #United States Navy; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1857 ships
 * USS General Putnam (SP-2284); #ferry boat; #U.S. Navy; #Pusey & Jones; #3d Naval District; #New York Navy Yard; #Ellis Island; #Armistice; #Category:Ships built in Delaware; #Category:1902 ships; #Category:Ferries of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS General R. E. Callan (AP-139); #Robert Emmet Callan; #gun mount; #World War II; #Robert Emmet Callan; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #Henry H. Arnold; #Naval Vessel Register; #Langemak Bay; #Pearl Harbor; #United States Coast Guard; #Maritime Defense Reserve Fleet; #Missile Range Instrumentation Ship; #General of the Air Force; #Henry H. Arnold; #Missile Range Instrumentation Ship; #Naval Vessel Register; #Missile Range Instrumentation Ship; #Category:Transport ships of the United States Army; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS General R. L. Howze (AP-134); #Robert Lee Howze; #World War II; #Robert Lee Howze; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #USNS; #Guadalcanal; #displaced persons; #International Refugee Organization; #Operation Passage to Freedom; #South Vietnam; #Farrell Lines; #battle star; #Category:Transport ships of the United States Army; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS General R. M. Blatchford (AP-153); #Richard M. Blatchford; #World War II; #Richard M. Blatchford; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #displaced persons; #Indonesia; #U Thant; #United States Navy; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Waterman Carriers, Inc.; #Chien Yu Steel Enterprises; #battle star; #Korean War; #Category:Transport ships of the United States Army; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS General S. D. Sturgis (AP-137); #World War II; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #Langemak Bay; #Leyte; #Victory over Japan Day; #Japanese Instrument of Surrender; #Naval Historical Center; #displaced person; #Korean War; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #Category:Transport ships of the United States Army; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS General Sherman (1864); #William Tecumseh Sherman; #Parrott rifle; #howitzers; #U.S. War Department; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #river gunboat; #Mississippi Squadron; #Muscle Shoals, Alabama; #guerrilla; #John Bell Hood; #Quartermaster; #Tennessee in the American Civil War; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Tennessee; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1864 ships
 * USS General Stuart Heintzelman (AP-159); #Stuart Heintzelman; #gun mount; #World War II; #Stuart Heintzelman; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #displaced persons; #Korean War; #NATO; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Category:Transport ships of the United States Army; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1945 ships
 * USS General T. H. Bliss (AP-131); #World War II; #United Kingdom; #Japan; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS General Taylor; #Zachary Taylor; #sidewheel; #sidewheel; #U.S. Navy; #Second Seminole War; #auxiliary ship; #Allaire Iron Works; #Second Seminole War; #Pensacola Navy Yard; #Pensacola Navy Yard; #Benjamin F. Isherwood; #American Civil War; #Narciso López; #Category:1840 ships; #Category:Auxiliary ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy
 * USS General Thomas (1864); #Parrott rifle; #howitzers; #U.S. War Department; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #Mississippi Squadron; #Muscle Shoals, Alabama; #John Bell Hood; #William Tecumseh Sherman; #Union Army; #Philip D. Roddey; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Tennessee; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1864 ships
 * USS General W. A. Mann (AP-112); #William Abram Mann; #service star; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #troopship; #troop transport; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #North Africa; #Bombay, India; #Gibraltar; #Leyte; #Pearl Harbor; #Marseilles, France; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Japan; #Korean War; #Republic of Korea; #bullion; #President of South Korea; #Syngman Rhee; #Bremerhaven, Germany; #Indochina; #Cuban missile crisis; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Fort Eustis; #service star; #Vietnam War; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:Vietnam War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS General W. C. Gorgas (ID-1365); #United States Army Transport; #World War II; #William C. Gorgas; #U.S. Army; #Neptun Aktiengesellschaft, Schiffswerft und Maschinenfabrik; #Soviet Union; #United States Navy; #William C. Gorgas; #cargo ship; #Neptun Aktiengesellschaft, Schiffswerft und Maschinenfabrik; #Hamburg-Amerika Line; #United States; #World War I; #troops; #Panama Railroad and Steamship Company; #Lieutenant Commander; #USNRF; #Cruiser and Transport Force; #United States Army; #Libby, McNeill and Libby; #United States Department of War; #United States Army Transport; #War Shipping Administration; #Soviet Union; #Category:Ships of the Hamburg America Line; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Rostock; #Category:1902 ships
 * USS General W. C. Langfitt (AP-151); #William Campbell Langfitt; #World War II; #William Campbell Langfitt; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #displaced person; #Soviet Union; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Hudson Waterways Corporation; #Seatrain Lines; #Category:Transport ships of the United States Army; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS General W. F. Hase (AP-146); #William Frederick Hase; #World War II; #William Frederick Hase; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #Pearl Harbor; #Korean War; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #Category:Transport ships of the United States Army; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS General W. G. Haan (AP-158); #gun mount; #World War II; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #surrender of Japan; #displaced person; #International Refugee Organization; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Hudson Waterways Corporation; #Puerto Rico Maritime Shipping Authority; #Merchant Terminal Corporation; #State Library of Victoria; #Category:Transport ships of the United States Army; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1945 ships
 * USS General W. H. Gordon (AP-117); #Walter Henry Gordon; #US Army; #service star; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #troop transport; #United States Navy; #World War II; #US Army; #Korean War; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #Vietnam War; #prisoners of war; #Ulithi; #War Shipping Administration; #Army Transport Service; #American President Lines; #troopship; #passenger liner; #Consul General; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #Southeast Asia; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #service star; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:Type P2 ships of the United States Army; #Category:Vietnam War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS General W. M. Black (AP-135); #William Murray Black; #World War II; #United States Coast Guard; #William Murray Black; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #Pearl Harbor; #Guadalcanal; #United Kingdom; #displaced persons; #Korean War; #Japan; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #Category:Transport ships of the United States Army; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS General W. P. Richardson (AP-118); #troopship; #United States Navy; #World War II; #United States Army; #Korean War; #United States Maritime Commission; #Southampton, England; #prisoners of war; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Hawaiian Steamship Company; #American President Lines; #Chandris Lines; #Ares Shipping Corporation; #Eastern Steamship; #Festival Cruises; #Expo 98; #World Cruise Company; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:Ships of American Export-Isbrandtsen Lines; #Category:Type P2 ships of the United States Army; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS General William Mitchell (AP-114); #Pavuvu; #service star; #Korean War; #troopship; #troopship; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Korean War; #Federal Shipbuilding & Drydock Company; #North Africa; #United States; #Bombay, India; #prisoners of war; #Guadalcanal; #Leyte; #Ulithi; #Japan; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Military Sealift Command; #Orient; #Indochina; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #service star; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS General William Weigel (AP-119); #Korean War; #William Weigel; #service star; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #troopship; #United States Navy; #World War II; #US Army; #Korean War; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #Vietnam War; #Federal Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Company; #Pearl Harbor; #seaplane; #Eniwetok; #Leyte; #Ulithi; #Japan; #Korean War; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #American Campaign Medal; #European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal; #World War Two Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Korean Service Medal; #battle star; #Vietnam Service Medal; #battle star; #United Nations Service Medal; #Korean War Service Medal; #Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:Type P2 ships of the United States Army; #Category:Vietnam War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Genesee; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Genesee (1862); #Dahlgren gun; #Parrott; #howitzers; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Boston Navy Yard; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #blockade runners; #West Gulf Blockading Squadron; #David Farragut; #Port Hudson; #David Dixon Porter; #U.S. Grant; #gunboats; #torpedoes; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1862 ships; #Category:Stores ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Genesee (AOG-8); #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #campaign stars; #aviation gasoline; #Netherlands West Indies; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Leyte; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Subic Bay; #Subic Bay; #Philippine; #Operation Hardnose; #Camp Pendleton; #Navy Unit Citation; #South Vietnam; #3d Marine Amphibious Force; #Naval Register; #Security Assistance Program; #battle star; #World War II; #battle star; #Korean War; #campaign stars; #Vietnam War; #Combat Action Ribbon; #Navy Unit Commendation; #China Service Medal; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Service Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Korean Service Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Vietnam Service Medal; #Republic of Vietnam Gallantry Cross Unit Citation; #United Nations Service Medal; #Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal; #Republic of Korea War Service Medal; #Purple Heart; #Category:Patapsco-class gasoline tankers; #Category:Ships built in Minnesota; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Chilean Navy; #Category:Auxiliary ships of the Chilean Navy
 * USS Genesee (AT-55); #Philadelphia and Reading Railway; #battle star; #World War II; #3"/50 caliber gun; #fleet tug; #World War I; #World War II; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Castella Bay; #F6F Hellcat; #Task Group 38.3; #battle star; #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II ships of Japan; #Category:1905 ships; #Category:Ships sunk by aircraft; #Category:Naval ships of the United States captured by Japan during World War II
 * USS Geneva (APA-86); #Operation Magic Carpet; #attack transport; #attack transport; #US Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #Marshall Islands; #prisoners of war; #garrison; #Operation Crossroads; #atomic bomb; #Marshall Islands; #William H. P. Blandy; #B-29; #radioactivity; #LSM-60; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Category:Gilliam-class attack transports; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Geneva County, Alabama; #Category:United States Navy Alabama-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1945 ships
 * USS Genevieve (SP-459); #fishing boat; #United States Navy; #fishing boat; #section patrol; #World War I; #USNRF; #Naval Overseas Transportation Service; #3rd Naval District; #water taxi; #Marvin Briggs, Inc.; #Category:Auxiliary ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1895 ships
 * USS Gentry (DE-349); #Wayne Roy Gentry; #destroyer escort; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #radar picket; #Air Medal; #submarines; #Admiralties; #Philippine Archipelago; #Leyte; #United States; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer; #Destroyer escort; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States
 * USS George; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS George (DE-697); #Eugene F. George; #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #1.1"/75 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Eugene F. George; #Navy Cross; #Naval Battle of Guadalcanal; #Lieutenant Commander; #Admiralties; #submarine; #anti-submarine; #Marshall Islands; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #B-29; #garrison; #United States; #United States Seventh Fleet; #Chinese Nationalist; #Escort Division 31; #Fleet Sonar School; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #anti-submarine warfare; #Southeast Asia Treaty Organisation; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:United States Navy Michigan-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Michigan; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS George A. Johnson (DE-583); #Destroyer escort; #torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #World War II; #North Africa; #Palermo, Sicily; #Hollandia, New Guinea; #Mois Woendi; #Lingayan Gulf; #kamikaze; #San Antonio, Luzon; #Ulithi; #Jinsen, Korea; #Thomas C. Kinkaid; #7th Fleet; #Yangtze Patrol; #Pearl Harbor; #12th Naval District; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Navy List; #List of destroyer escorts of the United States Navy; #Category:Rudderow-class destroyer escorts; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS George Bancroft (SSBN-643); #George Bancroft; #Secretary of the Navy; #ballistic missile; #torpedo tube; #fleet ballistic missile submarine; #United States Navy; #George Bancroft; #Secretary of the Navy; #United States Naval Academy; #Commander; #Submarine Squadron 14; #Submarine Flotilla 6; #Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay; #Naval Vessel Register; #Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:Benjamin Franklin-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Massachusetts-related ships; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:1965 ships
 * USS George C. Marshall (SSBN-654); #General of the Army; #George C. Marshall; #fleet ballistic missile submarine; #ballistic missile; #torpedo tube; #Mark 48 torpedo; #Mark 14 torpedo; #Mark 37 torpedo; #torpedo; #Mobile submarine simulator; #ballistic missile; #submarine; #United States Navy; #General of the Army; #George C. Marshall; #Dean Acheson; #Cold War; #Commander; #Mark 14 torpedo; #Mark 37 torpedo; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Benjamin Franklin-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Pennsylvania-related ships; #Category:1965 ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS George Clymer (APA-27); #George Clymer; #founding father; #battle star; #World War II; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #World War II; #Chinese Civil War; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #French Morocco; #Mehedia; #Kasba; #prisoners of war; #Cape Torokina; #Port Purvis; #Eniwetok; #Pearl Harbor; #battle of Leyte; #Ulithi; #Hagushi; #Seabees; #Operation Magic Carpet; #Masan; #Uku Shima; #Panmunjom; #Gulf of Tonkin incident; #South Vietnam; #Chu Lai; #battle star; #Category:Arthur Middleton-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States
 * USS George E. Badger (DD-196); #battle star; #4"/50 caliber gun; #3"/23 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Lieutenant Commander; #United Kingdom; #depth charge; #submarine; #TBF Avenger; #F4F Wildcat; #Pearl Harbor; #Guadalcanal; #Angaur Island; #torpedo plane; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #Eniwetok; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Seaplane tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:1920 ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS George E. Davis (DE-357); #George Elliot Davis, Jr.; #John C. Butler-class; #destroyer escort; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #radar picket; #Madoera Strait; #Leyte; #Philippine Sea Frontier; #antisubmarine; #Leyte; #Admiralties; #Subic Bay; #submarines; #Ulithi; #Japan; #Chinese Nationalist; #United States; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #U.S. Naval Reserves; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Navy list; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer; #Destroyer escort; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS George Eastman (YAG-39); #Permanente Metals; #Permanente Metals; #War Shipping Administration; #Pacific-Atlantic Steamship; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Pacific Far East Line; #Korean War; #remote control; #robot; #Eniwetok; #Marshall Islands; #Pacific Proving Grounds; #Operation Castle; #Operation Wigwam; #Eniwetok; #Pearl Harbor; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Pearl Harbor; #Hawaiian Sea Frontier; #Project SHAD; #Project 112; #Naval Register; #List of United States Navy ships; #Cargo ship; #Nuclear testing; #United States Navy Designations (Temporary); #Category:Liberty ships; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II merchant ships of the United States; #Category:Research vessels of the United States Navy
 * USS George F. Elliott; #United States Navy; #George F. Elliott; #USS Elliot; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS George F. Elliott (AP-105); #USMC; #George F. Elliott; #troop transport; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Mississippi Shipping Company; #Guadalcanal; #Port Hueneme; #Havannah Harbor; #Pearl Harbor; #Tarawa; #Apamama; #Eniwetok; #Leyte; #Wake Island; #kamikaze; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #seabees; #War Shipping Administration; #Farrell Lines; #battle star; #Category:Type C3-P&C ships; #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:1939 ships; #Category:Type C3-P&C ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Troop ships of the United States; #Category:World War II naval ships of the United States; #Category:Troop ships
 * USS George F. Elliott (AP-13); #USMC; #George F. Elliott; #gun mount; #World War I; #World War II; #Guadalcanal; #Naval Register; #Panama Pacific Lines; #Northern Ireland; #Tongatapu; #Task Force; #Guadalcanal; #Lunga Point; #radar; #Destroyer; #Mitsubishi G4M; #torpedo; #cargo hold; #fire main; #bucket brigade; #bunker fuel; #scuttling; #Navy List; #battle star; #World War II; #Helmet for My Pillow; #Category:Heywood-class attack transports; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Solomon Sea; #Category:Ships built in Alameda, California; #Category:Troop ships of the United States; #Category:Shipwrecks in Ironbottom Sound; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean; #Category:World War II naval ships of the United States; #Category:Ships sunk by aircraft; #Category:Troop ships; #Category:1918 ships
 * USS George F. Pierce (ID-648); #cargo ship; #Cargo ship; #section patrol; #cargo ship; #United States Navy; #Milford and Philadelphia Freight Line Company; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #4th Naval District; #Category:World War I cargo ships of the United States; #Category:1914 ships; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy
 * USS George H.W. Bush (CVN-77); #George H. W. Bush; #Dorothy Bush Koch; #ESSM; #RIM-116 Rolling Airframe Missile; #Phalanx CIWS; #Kevlar; #Philippine Navy; #supercarrier; #United States Navy; #President of the United States; #Director of Central Intelligence; #George H. W. Bush; #naval aviator; #callsign; #World War II; #Naval Station Norfolk; #thousand points of light; #United States Navy; #jet blast deflector; #Newport News Daily Press; #George H.W. Bush; #Grumman TBF Avenger; #World War II; #George H. W. Bush; #Air Medal; #aircraft carrier; #Northrop Grumman Shipbuilding Newport News; #Gordon R. England; #Secretary of the Navy; #George W. Bush; #Secretary of Defense; #Donald Rumsfeld; #Donald Winter; #John Warner; #Tim Kaine; #Chief of Naval Operations; #Michael Mullen; #Norfolk Naval Station; #Norfolk Naval Station; #United States Navy; #F/A-18 Super Hornet; #Naval Air Station Patuxent River; #flight deck; #Rigid Hull Inflatable Boat; #Carrier Strike Group Two; #Nora Tyson; #Carrier Air Wing Eight; #Exercise Saxon Warrior; #Thursday War; #Military Times; #E-2C Hawkeye; #VAW-124; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #MV-22; #VMX-22; #MH-53E; #HM-14; #X-47B; #touch-and-go landing; #Wallops Flight Facility; #The Virginian-Pilot; #Navy Times; #Category:Nimitz-class aircraft carriers; #Category:2006 ships; #Category:Active aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Texas-related ships; #Category:Carrier Strike Group Two; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia; #Category:George H. W. Bush
 * USS George H. Bradley (SP-327); #Patrol vessel; #patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Boatswain; #USNRF; #5th Naval District; #minesweeping; #Sea Basque; #Norfolk Gate; #Baltimore Gate; #Navy List; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I minesweepers of the United States; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1871 ships
 * USS George H. Johnson (SP-379); #Patrol vessel; #cargo ship; #United States Navy; #World War I; #T. Johnson Company; #section patrol; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Delaware; #Category:1912 ships
 * USS George K. MacKenzie (DD-836); #FRAM II; #George K. MacKenzie; #battle star; #FRAM; #5"/38 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #George K. MacKenzie; #Navy Day; #Midshipman cruise; #North Africa; #United Nations Palestine Patrol; #Pearl Harbor; #Taiwan patrol; #Japan; #Subic Bay; #Laos crisis; #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #Japan; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:Shipwrecks of the California coast; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS George M. Campbell (DE-773); #Lieutenant, junior grade; #George M. Campbell; #U.S. Navy; #Navy Cross; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Florida; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:United States Navy Oregon-related ships
 * USS George Mangham (1854); #schooner; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #David Dixon Porter; #Mortar Flotilla; #West Gulf Blockading Squadron; #Grand Gulf, Mississippi; #guard ship; #Washington Navy Yard; #Washington, D.C.; #Magdalen Islands; #Georgetown, Prince Edward Island; #New York Navy Yard; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Murrells Inlet, South Carolina; #blockade runner; #Cape Romain; #New York Navy Yard; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:1854 ships
 * USS George P. Squires (SP-303); #Henry Brusster; #fishing vessel; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Henry Brusster; #World War I; #Bellows and Squires, Inc.; #USNRF; #5th Naval District; #naval mine; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:World War I minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Baltimore, Maryland; #Category:1900 ships
 * USS George Philip (FFG-12); #AN/SLQ-32; #frigate; #Navy Cross; #Portuguese Navy; #Turkish Navy; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1978 ships; #Category:Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigates of the United States Navy
 * USS George W. Ingram (DE-62); #George Washington Ingram; #Bethlehem Hingham Shipyard; #3"/50 caliber gun; #1.1"/75 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #George Washington Ingram; #Japan; #Lieutenant Commander; #North Africa; #Panama Canal Zone; #Northern Ireland; #landing craft; #United States; #destroyer escort; #U-boat; #submarine; #Tompkinsville, New York; #Pearl Harbor; #Underwater Demolition Team; #Eniwetok; #Jinsen, Korea; #Republic of China Navy; #frigate; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Charles Lawrence-class high speed transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Charles Lawrence-class high speed transports of the Republic of China Navy
 * USS George W. Rodgers (1861); #schooner; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #stone fleet; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #John A. Dahlgren; #Wassaw Sound; #Boston Navy Yard; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Dispatch boats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS George Washington; #United States Navy; #George Washington; #ballistic missile submarine; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS George Washington (1798); #sloop; #United States Navy; #George Washington; #Quasi-War; #Silas Talbot; #Patrick Fletcher; #brig; #privateer; #William Bainbridge; #Barbary pirates; #Dey; #Sultan; #Alicant; #List of sloops of war of the United States Navy; #Bibliography of early American naval history; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy; #Category:Quasi-War ships of the United States; #Category:Barbary Wars American ships; #Category:1793 ships
 * USS George Washington (CVN-73); #Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; #George Washington; #Northrop Grumman Shipbuilding Newport News; #supercarrier; #United States Navy; #George Washington; #potable water; #refrigeration ton; #Phalanx CIWS; #Sea Sparrow; #RIM-116 Rolling Airframe Missile; #General; #A4W; #First Lady; #Naval Station Norfolk; #Quartermaster; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #11 September attacks; #Operation Enduring Freedom; #Operation Southern Watch; #Operation Southern Watch; #Operation Enduring Freedom; #VAW-120; #VFA-106; #Destroyer Squadron 28; #CVW-7; #Souda Bay; #F/A-18 Hornet; #Operation Vigilant Resolve; #Naval Air Station Oceana; #VFA-131; #GBU-12; #CVW-7; #Iraqi Freedom; #Enduring Freedom; #jet blast deflector; #F/A-18E/F Super Hornet; #Phalanx CIWS; #Sea Sparrow; #Rolling Airframe Missile; #manga; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #CVW-17; #SOUTHCOM; #St. Maarten; #CVW-17; #Gringo-Gaucho; #Argentine Naval Aviation; #NS Pearl Harbor; #Carrier Strike Group Eight; #Carrier Air Wing 5; #Naval Air Facility Atsugi; #Carrier Strike Group Five; #Southern Command; #XETV; #NAS North Island; #Ryoichi Kabaya; #Navy and Marine Corps Medal; #Carrier Air Wing Five; #Kyodo News; #Pacific Daily News; #Gage Roads; #designer drug; #Gage Roads; #Salvation Army; #Perth Zoo; #PerthNow; #Corregidor Island; #Sail Bunaken; #Indonesia; #Kyodo News; #Republic of Korea Air Force; #Republic of Korea Navy; #ROKS Cheonan sinking; #Vietnam War; #Republic of Korea Navy; #shelling of Yeonpyeong; #Fukushima I nuclear accidents; #United States Fleet Activities Sasebo; #Kyodo News; #Tom Coburn; #U.S. Department of Defense; #George Washington Public Affairs Office; #(Official)USS George Washington (CVN 73) Facebook Fan page; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Category:Nimitz-class aircraft carriers; #Category:1990 ships; #Category:Active aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Carrier Strike Group Five; #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia; #Category:George Washington
 * USS George Washington (SSBN-598); #George Washington; #United States Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #About.com; #Ship-Submarine Recycling Program; #SSBN; #S5W; #torpedo tube; #torpedo; #lead ship; #ballistic missile submarine; #United States Navy; #George Washington; #President of the United States; #Commander; #attack submarine; #test depth; #Polaris missile; #Rear Admiral; #William Raborn; #Dwight Eisenhower; #Chief of Naval Operations; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Naval Submarine Base New London; #United States Pacific Fleet; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #cargo ship; #Japan; #Japanese Prime Minister; #Zenko Suzuki; #President of the United States; #Ronald Reagan; #Lockheed P-3 Orion; #commanding officer; #officer of the deck; #Pearl Harbor; #Naval Vessel Registry; #Ship-Submarine Recycling Program; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Submarine Force Library and Museum; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:George Washington-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States submarine accidents; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1981; #Category:Japan–United States relations; #Category:Non-combat military accidents; #Category:International maritime incidents; #Category:1959 ships
 * USS George Washington Carver; #George Washington Carver; #Liberty ship; #United States Army; #hospital ship; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS George Washington Carver (SSBN-656); #George Washington Carver; #researcher; #Marian Anderson; #fleet ballistic missile submarine; #ballistic missile; #fleet ballistic missile submarine; #United States Navy; #George Washington Carver; #researcher; #Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company; #Marian Anderson; #Lieutenant Commander; #ballistic missile; #Naval Vessel Register; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #insignia; #Category:Benjamin Franklin-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Missouri-related ships; #Category:1965 ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS George Washington Parke Custis (1861); #George Washington Parke Custis; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #John A. Dahlgren; #Thaddeus Sobieski Constantine Lowe; #Washington Navy Yard; #Daniel E. Sickles; #John La Mountain; #reconnaissance; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Thaddeus S. C. Lowe; #Union Army Balloon Corps; #Observation balloon; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Balloons (aircraft); #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1850 ships
 * USS Georgetown (AG-165); #New England Shipbuilding Corporation; #technical research ship; #technical research ship; #U.S. Navy; #New England Shipbuilding Corporation; #War Shipping Administration; #merchant navy; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #technical research ship; #Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; #Service Squadron; #Communication Moon Relay; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:Liberty ships; #Category:1945 ships
 * USS Georgia; #United States Navy; #Confederate States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names; #Category:United States Navy Georgia-related ships
 * USS Georgia (BB-15); #machine gun; #torpedo tube; #Barbette; #Turret; #Turret; #Conning tower; #United States Navy; #Farish Carter Tate; #Boston Navy Yard; #R. G. Davenport; #flagship; #2nd Division; #Jamestown Exposition; #Theodore Roosevelt; #torpedo boat; #naval review; #Great White Fleet; #Secretary of the Navy; #Templin Potts; #cage mast; #William Howard Taft; #Weymouth, England; #United States Naval Academy; #Boston Navy Yard; #Haiti; #Battleship Force; #World War I; #Cruiser Force Atlantic; #Cruiser and Transport Force; #American Expeditionary Force; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Washington Naval Treaty; #Naval Vessel Register; #Naval Institute Press; #Category:Virginia-class battleships; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1904 ships; #Category:World War I battleships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Georgia-related ships
 * USS Georgia (SSGN-729); #United States Navy; #fleet ballistic missile submarine; #guided missile submarine; #cruise missile; #ballistic missile; #missile; #Eastern Test Range; #Florida Today; #Task Unit; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Strategic Weapons Facility Pacific; #SSGN; #ISR; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #Sonny Perdue; #Military Times; #Naval Vessel Register; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:Ohio-class submarines; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Georgia-related ships; #Category:1982 ships
 * USS Georgiana III (SP-83); #Harlan and Hollingsworth Corporation; #Patrol vessel; #listening gear; #caliber; #machine gun; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Harlan and Hollingsworth Corporation; #World War I; #patrol boat; #Lieutenant; #USNRF; #4th Naval District; #patrol boat; #section patrol; #listening gear; #Defensive Sea Area; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Delaware; #Category:Individual yachts; #Category:1916 ships
 * USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78); #Gerald R. Ford; #Susan Ford; #The Grand Rapids Press; #A1B reactor; #Evolved Sea Sparrow Missile; #Rolling Airframe Missile; #Close-in weapons system; #lead ship; #United States Navy; #supercarrier; #President of the United States; #Gerald R. Ford; #World War II; #light aircraft carrier; #Gerald Ford; #John Warner; #George W. Bush; #Secretary of Defense; #Donald Rumsfeld; #East Grand Rapids; #Navy; #Donald Winter; #Dick Cheney; #Guy C. Swan III; #Newport News Daily Press; #List of aircraft carriers; #List of aircraft carriers of the United States Navy; #Category:Gerald R. Ford-class aircraft carriers; #Category:Proposed aircraft carriers; #Category:United States Navy Michigan-related ships; #Category:2015 introductions; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Geraldine (SP-1011); #George Lawley & Son; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #George Lawley & Son; #section patrol; #World War I; #USNRF; #9th Naval District; #guard ship; #dispatch boat; #Navy List; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1916 ships; #Category:Great Lakes ships
 * USS Geranium (1863); #U.S. Treasury Department; #Parrott rifle; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #New York Navy Yard; #John A. Dahlgren; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Charleston and Savannah Railroad; #Georgetown, South Carolina; #William Tecumseh Sherman; #Washington, D.C.; #U.S. Treasury Department; #Lighthouse Service; #United States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Dispatch boats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1863 ships
 * USS Germantown; #United States Navy; #sloop; #Category:United States Navy ship names; #Category:United States Navy Maryland-related ships
 * USS Germantown (1846); #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Sloop-of-war; #sloop-of-war; #United States Navy; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Franklin Buchanan; #Mexican-American War; #Matthew C. Perry; #Home Squadron; #Tuxpan; #brig; #Lobos Island; #Tabasco; #flagship; #Charles Lowndes; #Laguna de Terminos; #Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo; #J. D. Knight; #Elie A. F. La Vallette; #African Squadron; #Madeira Islands; #Porto Praya; #Cape Mesurado; #Portuguese West Africa; #slave ship; #W. F. Lynch; #W. D. Salter; #Brazil Squadron; #frigate; #brig; #Bahia, Brazil; #A. S. Nicholson; #R. L. Page; #Josiah Tattnall; #East India Squadron; #Japan; #Gosport Navy Yard; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy; #Category:Mexican–American War ships of the United States; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1846 ships; #Category:Shipwrecks of the American Civil War
 * USS Germantown (LSD-42); #Battle of Germantown; #CIWS; #dock landing ship; #United States Navy; #Battle of Germantown; #amphibious ship; #Landing Craft Air Cushion; #Japan; #13th Marine Expeditionary Unit; #Operation Enduring Freedom; #11th Marine Expeditionary Unit; #Operation Enduring Freedom; #11th Marine Expeditionary Unit; #Maritime Security Operations; #Iran-Iraq border; #USS Denver (LPD-9); #USS Essex (LHD-2); #Category:Whidbey Island-class dock landing ships; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Active amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:United States Navy Pennsylvania-related ships; #Category:1984 ships
 * USS Geronimo (ATA-207); #3"/50 caliber gun; #U.S. Navy; #Geronimo; #Pearl Harbor; #Guadalcanal; #Japan; #Eniwetok; #Marshall Islands; #RAAF; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Republic of China Navy; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:Sotoyomo-class tugs
 * USS Gertrude (1863); #howitzers; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunship; #United States; #blockade runner; #Eleuthera Island; #Prize Court; #New York Navy Yard; #West Gulf Blockading Squadron; #David Farragut; #Ship Island, Mississippi; #Sabine Pass; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Scotland; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1863 ships
 * USS Get There (SP-579); #Wood & McClure; #Patrol vessel; #machine gun; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Wood & McClure; #section patrol; #World War I; #USNRF; #3rd Naval District; #New York Navy Yard; #battleship; #admiral's barge; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1916 ships; #Category:Individual yachts
 * USS Gettysburg; #United States Navy; #Battle of Gettysburg; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Gettysburg (1858); #gunboat; #Parrott rifle; #Union Navy; #United Kingdom; #blockade runner; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Confederate States; #blockade runner; #New York Navy Yard; #Lieutenant; #Roswell Lamson; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #schooner; #Roswell Lamson; #New York Navy Yard; #Washington Navy Yard; #Egypt; #Walter Elmore; #Medal of Honor; #United States Army Center of Military History; #Category:Ferries of the Isle of Man; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Clyde-built ships; #Category:1858 ships
 * USS Gettysburg (CG-64); #Battle of Gettysburg; #MH-60R; #helicopter; #guided-missile; #cruiser; #United States Navy; #Battle of Gettysburg; #American Civil War; #Composite Unit Training Exercise; #Carrier Strike Group Two; #Naval Station Mayport; #Exercise Saxon Warrior; #Flag Officer Sea Training; #Carrier Strike Group Ten; #Category:Ticonderoga-class cruisers; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1989 ships; #Category:Active cruisers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Pennsylvania-related ships
 * USS Gherardi (DD-637); #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #torpedo tube; #Mark 15 torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Rear Admiral; #Bancroft Gherardi; #Lieutenant Commander; #troop transport; #Cape Calava; #star shell; #torpedo; #land mine; #Northern Ireland; #Gibraltar; #invasion of Normandy; #D-Day; #Don P. Moon; #Utah Beach; #Morton Deyo; #high speed minesweeper; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Raymond A. Spruance; #flagship; #occupation of Japan; #battleship; #Naval Station Charleston; #Operation Observant; #Vieques, Puerto Rico; #NATO; #Operation Mainbrace; #Operation Springboard; #Charleston Naval Shipyard; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Caribbean Sea; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1973; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Giansar (AK-111); #liberty ship; #Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation; #liberty ship; #United States Navy; #Thomas Ewing; #Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation; #Lieutenant Commander; #Namomea; #landing craft; #Apamama; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #sailor; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Crater-class cargo ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Freighters; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Gilbert Islands (CVE-107); #United States Pacific Fleet; #Battle of Okinawa; #Battle of Balikpapan (1945); #Vietnam War; #escort carrier; #United States Navy; #Todd-Pacific Shipyards; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #Quonset Point; #Quonset Point; #Naval Vessel Register; #USS Annapolis (AGMR-1); #Naval Vessel Register; #campaign stars; #battle star; #Category:Commencement Bay-class escort carriers; #Category:World War II escort aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Cold War aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Gillespie (DD-609); #Archibald H. Gillespie; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Archibald H. Gillespie; #Hugo W. Osterhaus; #Great Sitkin Island; #Japan; #Holtz Bay; #Chichagof Harbor; #Japanese Morse code; #torpedo; #French Morocco; #North Africa; #Saidor; #Cape Sudest; #Los Negros; #Pityilu Island; #Rambutyo Island; #Noemfoor Island; #Iwo Jima; #kamikaze; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Category:Benson-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States
 * USS Gillette; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Gillette (DE-681); #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #K-gun; #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant (j.g.); #Douglas W. Gillette; #Bethlehem Steel Co.; #submarine; #Puerto Limon; #Barranquilla; #United Kingdom; #Borabora; #Ulithi; #Subic Bay; #Naval Vessel Register; #K. Jack Bauer; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Gilliam (APA-57); #battle star; #World War II; #Operation Crossroads; #attack transport; #lead ship; #attack transport; #United States Navy; #World War II; #United States Army; #U.S. 11th Airborne Division; #torpedo; #kamikaze; #General Quarters; #Leyte; #III Amphibious Corps; #Guadalcanal; #kamikaze; #reconnaissance; #United States; #Pearl Harbor; #6th Seabee Battalion; #Port Hueneme, California; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #5th Amphibious Corps; #sailor; #atomic bomb; #battle stars; #World War II; #Category:Gilliam-class attack transports; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Bikini Atoll; #Category:Ships involved in Operation Crossroads
 * USS Gilligan (DE-508); #13th Naval District; #turbine engine; #destroyer escort; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #radar picket; #battle star; #John Joseph Gilligan, Jr.; #Silver Star; #Federal Shipbuilding & Drydock; #USNR; #troopship; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Mille Atoll; #Jaluit; #schooner; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #aviation gasoline; #torpedo; #Ulithi; #submarine; #depth charge; #Task Force; #kamikaze; #sailor; #USS Suesens; #Leyte; #Pearl Harbor; #antisubmarine; #antiaircraft; #submarines; #torpedo bomber; #torpedo; #Ulithi; #Leyte; #Philippine Sea Frontier; #Sonar; #Panama Canal Zone; #Point Astoria, Oregon; #Navy list; #battle star; #World War II; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer; #Destroyer escort; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Gillis (DD-260); #John P. Gillis; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #John P. Gillis; #James Henry Gillis; #seaplane tender; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Atka; #submarine; #Umak Island; #Pearl Harbor; #Morton L. Deyo; #Ulithi; #battle star; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:Seaplane tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1919 ships
 * USS Gilmer; #United States Navy; #Thomas Walker Gilmer; #destroyer; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Gilmer (DD-233); #Thomas Walker Gilmer; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Thomas Walker Gilmer; #Lieutenant, junior grade; #Augusto César Sandino; #Calvin Coolidge; #flagship; #antisubmarine; #Pearl Harbor; #Marine Raiders; #Huon Peninsula; #Cape Sudest; #Tinian Town; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #kamikaze; #battle star; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1919 ships
 * USS Gilmore (DE-18); #dual purpose gun; #depth charge; #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #Battle of Coral Sea; #United Kingdom; #Pearl Harbor; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #depth charge; #Amchitka; #plane guard; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Iwo Jima; #Mount Suribachi; #Tanapag; #Combat Action Ribbon; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #service star; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Giraffe (IX-118); #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #United States Navy; #ruminant; #quadruped; #California Shipbuilding Corporation; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Japan; #Pearl Harbor; #Naval Vessel Register; #Metro Petroleum Shipping Company; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Liberty ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:Armadillo-class tankers; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Glacier; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Glacier (AF-4); #Delmonico; #U.S. Navy; #Spanish-American War; #World War I; #American Expeditionary Force; #USN; #Spanish-American War; #Asiatic Station; #U.S. Army; #gunboats; #Guantanamo; #Panama Canal Zone; #Solomons, Maryland; #Las Palmas; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #Talcahuano; #Mare Island; #Japan; #Panama Canal Zone; #Mare Island; #Category:Wear-built ships; #Category:1891 ships; #Category:Stores ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Spanish–American War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Glacier (AGB-4); #Winter Quarters Bay; #McMurdo Station; #Navy Unit Commendation; #United States Coast Guard; #USCGC; #Naval Reserve Fleet; #icebreaker; #LCVP; #Greenland Cruiser; #Arctic Survey Boat; #icebreaker; #Operation Deep Freeze; #Bellingshausen Sea; #Glacier Bay; #icebreaker; #United States Coast Guard; #Wind class icebreaker; #McMurdo Sound; #Weddell Sea; #Vincennes Bay; #Wilkes Land; #McMurdo; #Royal New Zealand Navy; #International Geophysical Year; #rockoon; #Ross Sea; #Terra Nova Bay; #Victoria Land; #Emperor Penguin; #rookery; #Bellingshausen Sea; #Argentine Navy; #Paramaribo, Suriname; #Lyttelton, New Zealand; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Bellingshausen Sea; #Ross Sea; #McMurdo Sound; #McMurdo Station; #McMurdo Station; #United States Coast Guard; #U.S. Coast Guard; #M2 Browning machine gun; #M60 machine gun; #Antarctic Sound; #scrapyard; #Category:Icebreakers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:1954 ships
 * USS Glacier (AK-183); #U.S. Navy; #U.S. Maritime Commission; #cargo ship; #gun mount; #cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Pearl Harbor; #Tarawa; #Eniwetok; #Navy List; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Category:Alamosa-class cargo ships; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Montana-related ships
 * USS Gladiator; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Gladiator (1876); #St. Mary's, Georgia; #5th Naval District; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Georgia (U.S. state); #Category:1918 ships
 * USS Gladiator (AM-319); #Japan; #General Engineering & Dry Dock Company; #battle stars; #World War II; #José Santos Degollado; #Naval Institute Press; #U.S. Navy; #General Engineering & Drydock; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Willis A. Lee; #battleships; #Japan; #reserve fleet; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #battle stars; #World War II; #Mexican Navy; #Category:Auk-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Alameda, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Korean War minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Valle-class patrol vessels; #Category:Active patrol vessels of Mexico
 * USS Gladiator (MCM-11); #Mk 19 grenade launcher; #United States Navy; #Mega Movers; #Category:Avenger-class mine countermeasures ships; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1991 ships; #Category:Active minehunters of the United States
 * USS Gladiola (SP-184); #gladiolus; #flowering plant; #Hudson Yacht and Building Company; #Patrol vessel; #machine gun; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Hudson Yacht and Building Company; #World War I; #USNRF; #5th Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Motor yachts; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1911 ships
 * USS Gladiolus (1864); #howitzer; #American Civil War; #dispatch boat; #patrol boat; #salvage ship; #John A. Dahlgren; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #dispatch boat; #Washington, D.C.; #Washington Navy Yard; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Colliers of the United States Navy; #Category:Dispatch boats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy
 * USS Gladwyne (PF-62); #Mexican Navy; #3"/50 caliber gun; #anti-submarine mortar; #Y-gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #light cruiser; #Lieutenant Commander; #USCG; #Marshall Islands; #weather station; #plane guard; #Pearl Harbor; #Navy List; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Massachusetts-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Pennsylvania-related ships; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates of the Mexican Navy
 * USS Glance (1863); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:1863 ships
 * USS Glasgow (1863); #Union Navy; #howitzer; #blockade runner; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #dispatch boat; #Confederate States of America; #blockade runner; #Prize Court; #West Gulf Blockading Squadron; #dispatch boat; #schooner; #David Farragut; #flagship; #Pensacola Navy Yard; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Dispatch boats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Stores ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Glaucus (1863); #Parrott rifle; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunship; #Confederate States of America; #F. H. Gregory; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Manuel Murillo; #blockade runner; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1863 ships
 * USS Gleaves (DD-423); #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Albert Gleaves; #Boston Navy Yard; #North Africa; #U-boat; #ONS-92; #Northern Ireland; #E-boat; #Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; #Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1939 ships; #Category:Gleaves-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Glenard P. Lipscomb (SSN-685); #Glenard P. Lipscomb; #Ship-Submarine Recycling Program; #Nuclear submarine; #S5W reactor; #torpedo tube; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Glenard P. Lipscomb; #Melvin R. Laird; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Naval Vessel Register; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:Submarines of the United States Navy; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Experimental nuclear submarines of the United States Navy; #Category:1973 ships
 * USS Glendale (PF-36); #Royal Thai Navy; #battle star; #World War II; #Soviet Union; #Korean War; #Royal Thai Navy; #Thai Armed Forces Academies Preparatory School; #Nakhon Nayok; #3"/50 caliber gun; #anti-submarine mortar; #Y-gun; #depth charge; #patrol frigate; #United States Navy; #Soviet Navy; #Royal Thai Navy; #gunboat; #patrol frigate; #USCG; #anti-submarine; #anti-aircraft; #Morotai Island; #Leyte; #Japan; #cargo ship; #radar; #flagship; #Naval Historical Center; #Project Hula; #Soviet Navy; #Soviet Union; #Naval Historical Center; #commanding officer; #commanding officer; #dagger; #Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky; #Naval Historical Center; #United States Secretary of the Navy; #James V. Forrestal; #United States Department of the Navy; #Naval Historical Center; #Korean War; #Navy List; #Royal Thai Navy; #Sattahip Naval Base; #Armed Forces Academies Preparatory School; #Nakhon Nayok Province; #battle star; #World War II; #Korean War; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates; #Category:United States Navy California-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates of the Soviet Navy; #Category:World War II frigates of the Soviet Union; #Category:Cold War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Cold War frigates of the Soviet Union; #Category:Korean War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates of the Royal Thai Navy; #Category:Museum ships in Thailand; #Category:Glendale, California; #Category:Ships transferred under Project Hula
 * USS Glendoveer (SP-292); #Navy List; #Jahncke Navigation Company; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Jahncke Navigation Company; #Ernest L. Jahncke; #World War I; #Boatswain; #USNRF; #8th Naval District; #Pensacola Harbor; #section patrol; #seaplane; #Navy List; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:1907 ships
 * USS Glennon; #United States Navy; #James H. Glennon; #destroyer; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Glennon (DD-620); #Normandy; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Rear Admiral; #James H. Glennon; #Navy Cross; #Federal Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Company; #Amphibious Battle of Gela; #Gibraltar; #Northern Ireland; #Baie de la Seine; #submarine; #torpedo boat; #Quinéville; #destroyer escort; #depth charge; #shore battery; #landing craft; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the English Channel; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:Operation Neptune; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1944
 * USS Glennon (DD-840); #James H. Glennon; #5"/38 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #James H. Glennon; #French Morocco; #Operation Frostbite; #Davis Strait; #task force; #flagship; #submarine; #Gus Grissom; #John Glenn; #America's Cup; #United States Army; #United States Atlantic Fleet; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Puerto Rico coast; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Glide; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Glide (1862); #Gunboat; #howitzer; #gunboat; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Shousetown, Pennsylvania; #David Dixon Porter; #Lieutenant; #Selim E. Woodworth; #Mississippi Squadron; #Fort Hindman; #gunboat; #Watson Smith; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ship fires; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1863; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:1862 ships; #Category:Shipwrecks of the American Civil War; #Category:Shipwrecks in rivers
 * USS Glide (1863); #gunboat; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Murraysville, Virginia; #Berwick Bay; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Virginia; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ship fires; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1869; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:1863 ships; #Category:Industrial fires and explosions in the United States
 * USS Gloria Dalton (IX-70); #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #United States Navy; #Craig Shipbuilding Company; #W. H. Sutherland; #Western Sea Frontier; #Naval Vessel Register; #War Shipping Administration; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy
 * USS Gloucester; #United States Navy; #frigate; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Gloucester (1891); #Neafie & Levy; #Gunboat; #gunboat; #United States Navy; #J. P. Morgan; #Neafie & Levy; #North Atlantic Fleet; #Battle of Santiago de Cuba; #Guánica, Puerto Rico; #Puerto Rican Campaign; #Provincetown; #South Atlantic Squadron; #New York Naval Militia; #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:Ships built by Neafie and Levy; #Category:1891 ships; #Category:Spanish–American War gunboats of the United States
 * USS Gloucester (PF-22); #Walter Butler Shipbuilding Company; #Soviet Navy; #Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; #3"/50 caliber gun; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Soviet Navy; #Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; #Walter Butler Shipbuilding Company; #Escort Division 38; #Soviet Navy; #Project Hula; #Soviet Union; #Naval Historical Center; #Naval Historical Center; #Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky; #World War II; #Naval Historical Center; #United States Secretary of the Navy; #James V. Forrestal; #United States Department of the Navy; #Naval Historical Center; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Korean War; #patrol; #anti-submarine; #Kusan; #Storekeeper; #Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; #Navy List; #Combat Action Ribbon; #American Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Korean Service Medal; #battle star; #Korean Presidential Unit Citation; #United Nations Service Medal; #Korean Defense Service Medal; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates of the Soviet Navy; #Category:World War II frigates of the Soviet Union; #Category:Cold War frigates of the Soviet Union; #Category:Cold War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Korean War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; #Category:United States Navy Massachusetts-related ships; #Category:Ships transferred under Project Hula
 * USS Glover (FF-1098); #Commander; #General; #sonar; #US Atlantic Fleet; #Boston Naval Shipyard; #Category:Garcia-class frigates; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1965 ships; #Category:Cold War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States
 * USS Glynn (APA-239); #Georgia, USA; #Joshua Hendy; #LCVP; #LCPU; #World War II; #Oregon Shipbuilding; #Operation Magic Carpet; #United States; #Pearl Harbor; #Golden Gate; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Category:Haskell-class attack transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1945 ships
 * USS Goff (DD-247); #Nathan Goff, Jr.; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Nathan Goff, Jr.; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Lieutenant, junior grade; #Egypt; #Romania; #World War I; #Ottoman empire; #Marsina; #Pearl Harbor; #Special Service Squadron; #Charles Lindbergh; #Lieutenant Commander; #Neutrality Patrol; #flagship; #Panama Canal Zone; #U-boat; #Presidential Unit Citation (US); #San Juan, Trinidad and Tobago; #Boston Metal Salvage Company; #Northern Metal Company; #battle star; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1920 ships
 * USS Gold Star (AK-12); #cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Bethlehem Shipbuilding; #USNRF; #Panama Canal Zone; #flagship; #World War II; #Chamorros; #Pearl Harbor; #Malangas; #Asiatic Fleet; #Service Squadron; #Leyte; #Tawitawi; #United States; #battle star; #Category:Design 1031 ships; #Category:Ships built in Delaware; #Category:1920 ships; #Category:Design 1031 ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Goldcrest; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Goldcrest (AM-78); #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #15th Naval District; #Panama Canal Zone; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1930 ships; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Goldcrest (AM-80); #MV Shawmut; #Naval trawler; #Atlas 6H M3358; #3"/50 caliber gun; #MV Shawmut; #Bethlehem Shipbuilding; #United States Navy; #naval trawler; #Boston Navy Yard; #NROTC; #cadet; #3rd Naval District; #flagship; #Sandy Hook Bay; #minesweeping; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1938 ships; #Category:Goldcrest-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Goldcrest (AMCU-24); #Barber, New Jersey; #Barber, New Jersey; #landing craft; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #United States; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #landing craft; #minehunter; #Charleston Navy Yard; #6th Naval District; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #minehunter; #Category:AMCU-7-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War mine warfare vessels of the United States
 * USS Goldfinch; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Goldfinch (AM-77); #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #Boston Navy Yard; #1st Naval District; #flagship; #Fort McAndrew; #warships; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1929 ships; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Goldfinch (AMS-12); #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #United States; #Mine Force, Atlantic Fleet; #Onslow Bay; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Navy List; #Category:YMS-1-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Goldring (SS-360); #goldring; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Goldsborough; #United States Navy; #Louis M. Goldsborough; #torpedo boat; #World War I; #destroyer; #World War II; #destroyer; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Goldsborough (DD-188); #Louis M. Goldsborough; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Louis M. Goldsborough; #Francis M. Robinson; #U.S. Atlantic Fleet; #Callao, Peru; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #New York Navy Yard; #Neutrality Patrol; #Trinidad, British West Indies; #Trujillo Bay; #submarine; #Puerta Castilla; #Portland Bight; #Charleston Navy Yard; #seaplane tender; #U-boat; #New York Navy Yard; #Hanalei; #Kawaihae Bay; #Ulithi; #Charon Kanoa; #Marshall Islands; #underwater demolition team; #battleship; #cruiser; #Tolasa; #Mios Woendi; #Padiados Islands; #Iwo Jima; #Hagushi; #Hugo Nuef Corporation; #battle star; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia; #Category:1918 ships
 * USS Goldsborough (DDG-20); #Louis M. Goldsborough; #AN/SPG-51; #Mk 11 missile launcher; #RIM-24 Tartar; #RIM-66 Standard; #RUR-5 ASROC; #Mark 32 Surface Vessel Torpedo Tubes; #Louis M. Goldsborough; #destroyer; #Alan Bible; #Charles D. Allen, Jr.; #Pearl Harbor; #Viet Cong; #Yankee Station; #Pearl Harbor; #torpedo; #Seaman; #Hurricane Iwa; #Lieutenant; #James D. Watkins; #Chief of Naval Operations; #Admiral; #Naval Vessel Register; #parts hulk; #Royal Australian Navy; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:1961 ships; #Category:Charles F. Adams-class destroyers
 * USS Goldsborough (TB-20); #Rear Admiral; #Louis M. Goldsborough; #Wolff & Zwicker Iron Works; #Thornycroft; #torpedo boat; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Louis M. Goldsborough; #Wolff & Zwicker Iron Works; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #Pacific Torpedo Fleet; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Oregon State Naval Militia; #Category:Torpedo boats of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1899 ships
 * USS Golet (SS-361); #Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company; #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #torpedo tube; #torpedo; #machinegun; #submarine; #United States Navy; #golet; #Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company; #Alexander Wiley; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #Japan; #List of U.S. Navy losses in World War II; #List of submarines of the United States Navy; #Category:Gato-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Lost submarines of the United States; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Ships lost with all hands
 * USS Goliah (SP-1494); #John H. Dialogue and Sons; #patrol vessel; #machine gun; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #John H. Dialogue and Sons; #Puget Sound Tug Company; #World War I; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Lieutenant; #USNRF; #ammunition; #São Miguel Island; #São Miguel Island; #United States Navy; #United States Marine Corps; #World War I; #rescue; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1907 ships; #Category:Steam tugs; #Category:Steamboats of Washington (state); #Category:Propeller-driven steamboats of Washington (state); #Category:Steam tugs of Washington (state)
 * USS Gonzalez (DDG-66); #Alfredo Cantu Gonzalez; #Arleigh Burke class destroyer; #United States Navy; #Medal of Honor; #Vietnam War; #Operation Allied Force; #Seabourn Spirit; #Action of 18 March 2006; #2006 Israel-Lebanon conflict; #Category:Arleigh Burke-class destroyers; #Category:Active destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Texas-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1995 ships; #Category:Carrier Strike Group Ten
 * USS Goodhue (APA-107); #battle star; #Foster Wheeler; #LCVP; #US Navy; #Pacific War; #Seeadler Harbor; #kamikaze; #Ie Shima; #Ulithi; #Subic Bay; #battle star; #Matson Navigation Company; #Oceanic Steamship Company; #Glencannon Press; #Category:Bayfield-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Minnesota-related ships; #Category:Goodhue County, Minnesota
 * USS Goodrich (DD-831); #5"/38 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Caspar F. Goodrich; #Caspar Goodrich; #occupation of Japan; #Japan; #United States Atlantic Fleet; #New York Naval Shipyard; #radar picket; #Egypt; #NATO; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #John H. Glenn; #John F. Kennedy; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Goodwill (1917); #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Panama Canal Company; #section patrol; #World War I; #15th Naval District; #Panama Canal Zone; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1917 ships
 * USS Gordius (ARL-36); #Seneca, Illinois; #landing craft; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Seneca, Illinois; #Thule, Greenland; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Achelous-class repair ships; #Category:Achelous-class repair ships converted from LST-542-class ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Illinois; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Imperial Iranian Navy; #Category:Auxiliary ships of the Islamic Republic of Iran Navy
 * USS Gordonia (AF-43); #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Pennsylvania Shipyards; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #American Marines; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Army Transportation Command; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Service Medal; #List of United States Navy ships; #Cargo ship; #Category:Adria-class stores ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Goshawk; #United States Navy; #hawk; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Goshawk (AM-79); #New London Ship and Engine Company; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Foundation (Marine); #United States Navy; #Winslow, Washington; #Sitka; #Ketchikan; #Seward; #Unclassified Miscellaneous Auxiliary; #ammunition; #13th Naval District; #Naval Register; #Category:Merchant ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Georgia (U.S. state); #Category:1919 ships; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Goshen (APA-108); #battle star; #Foster Wheeler; #LCVP; #attack transport; #US Navy; #Ulithi; #Eniwetok; #Hagushi; #Lynnhaven Roads; #battle star; #American Mail Lines; #Category:Bayfield-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Wyoming-related ships; #Category:Goshen County, Wyoming
 * USS Gosper (APA-170); #gun mount; #attack transport; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #landing craft; #Pearl Harbor; #Pearl Harbor; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #Ulithi; #Ulithi; #Pearl Harbor; #prisoners of war; #Operation Magic Carpet; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Navy List; #battle star; #World War II; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Haskell-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Goss (DE-444); #Angus R. Goss; #11th Naval District; #turbine engine; #destroyer escort; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #radar picket; #battle stars; #Marine Gunner; #Angus R. Goss; #Navy Cross; #Conspicuous Gallantry Medal; #Federal Shipbuilding & Dry Dock; #Panama Canal Zone; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Kossel Roads; #vhunter-killer; #Kossel Roads; #kamikazes; #combat air patrol; #heavy cruisers; #escort carrier; #battleships; #cruisers; #U.S. 5th Fleet; #Iwo Jima; #Ulithi; #battleship; #Task Force; #U.S. 8th Army; #Pearl Harbor; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #11th Naval District; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Navy list; #battle stars; #World War II; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer; #Destroyer escort; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Gosselin (APD-126); #Edward W. Gosselin; #battle star; #Combustion Engineering; #turbines; #LCVP; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Ensign; #Edward W. Gosselin; #battleship; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #Lieutenant Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #radar picket; #Japan; #light cruiser; #barracks ship; #United States; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Crosley-class high speed transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Connecticut-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Michigan; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Governor (AMc-82); #machine guns; #coastal minesweeper; #U.S. Navy; #Boston Navy Yard; #7th Naval District; #8th Naval District; #Burrwood, Louisiana; #List of United States Navy ships; #Minesweeper (ship); #Category:Accentor-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1941 ships
 * USS Governor Buckingham; #William Alfred Buckingham; #hermaphrodite brig; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #New York Navy Yard; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #William Alfred Buckingham; #Fortress Monroe; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Fort Fisher; #Fort Fisher; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1863 ships
 * USS Governor R. M. McLane (SP-1328); #Robert Milligan McLane; #Neafie and Levy; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Neafie and Levy; #Maryland State Conservation Commission; #World War I; #USNRF; #5th Naval District; #Baltimore Harbor; #Tangier Sound; #Indian Head Naval Proving Ground; #deckhouse; #pier; #Downtown Sailing Center; #Baltimore Museum of Industry; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Maryland-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1884 ships; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Maryland coast
 * USS Grackle; #U.S. Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Grackle (AM-73); #Cooper Bessemer; #3"/23 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #minesweeping; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1929 ships
 * USS Grackle (AMS-13); #grackle; #United States Navy; #minesweeping; #Martha's Vineyard; #countermeasures; #Naval Vessel Register; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:YMS-1-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Training ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Javari-class minesweepers
 * USS Grady (DE-445); #13th Naval District; #turbine engine; #destroyer escort; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #radar picket; #battle stars; #Corporal; #George Francis Grady; #Navy Cross; #Gavutu; #Federal Shipbuilding & Dry Dock; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #U.S. 3rd Fleet; #Iwo Jima; #escort carriers; #antisubmarine; #Ulithi; #kamikazes; #antiaircraft; #Pearl Harbor; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Training vessel; #13th Naval District; #12th Naval District; #Sonar; #battle stars; #World War II; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer; #Destroyer escort; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Graffias (AF-29); #battle star; #campaign star; #5"/38 caliber gun; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #Beta Scorpii; #constellation; #Scorpius; #Gulf Shipbuilding Company; #Lieutenant Commander; #Ulithi; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #occupation forces; #Ominato; #United States; #passengers; #Bremerton Navy Yard; #Korean War; #Wake Island; #Eniwetok; #armistice; #7th Fleet; #Quemoy-Matsu; #Chinese Nationalist; #Subic Bay; #Gulf of Tonkin incident; #destroyer; #battle star; #campaign star; #Vietnam War; #Category:Hyades-class stores ships; #Category:Ships built in Alabama; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Grafton; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Grafton (APA-109); #[[File:USSGrafton(APA-109).jpg]]; #Iwo Jima; #battle star; #Foster Wheeler; #United States Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #Seabees; #Eniwetok; #Kossel Roads; #Battle of Okinawa; #B-24 bomber; #Hagushi; #antiaircraft gun; #prisoners of war; #Pearl Harbor; #5th Marine Division; #Operation Magic Carpet; #American Mail Lines; #Waterman Steamship Corporation; #Category:Bayfield-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy New Hampshire-related ships; #Category:Grafton County, New Hampshire
 * USS Graham (DD-192); #William A. Graham; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #William A. Graham; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Paulus P. Powell; #International Cup Race; #New York Yacht Club; #Neutrality Patrol; #Panama Canal Zone; #Callao, Peru; #Presidential Fleet Review; #Ambrose Channel; #New York Navy Yard; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia; #Category:United States Navy North Carolina-related ships; #Category:1919 ships
 * USS Graham County (LST-1176); #Newport News Shipbuilding & Drydock Company; #LCVP; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #Monrovia, Liberia; #U.N.; #Rafael Trujillo; #United States; #gunboat; #Naval Vessel Register; #List of United States Navy LSTs; #Category:De Soto County-class tank landing ships; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy North Carolina-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Arizona-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Kansas-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia; #Category:1957 ships
 * USS Grainger (AK-184); #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #battle stars; #cargo ship; #gun mount; #cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Korean War; #battle stars; #Panama Canal Zone; #Seeadler Harbor; #Pearl Harbor; #Navy List; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Port Hueneme, California; #Pearl Harbor; #Marshall Islands; #Arthur Dewey Struble; #Task Force; #U.S. 7th Fleet; #Pearl Harbor; #Subic Bay; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #battle stars; #Category:Alamosa-class cargo ships; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ammunition ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Training ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Tennessee-related ships
 * USS Grampus; #Neafie and Levy; #Boston Navy Yard; #Washington Navy Yard; #Dahlgren, Virginia; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Grampus (1821); #Washington Navy Yard; #Schooner; #carronade; #schooner; #United States Navy; #Risso's Dolphin; #Washington Navy Yard; #War of 1812; #Lieutenant; #Francis Gregory; #Antilles; #brig; #privateer; #John D. Sloat; #Roberto Cofresí; #New Haven Harbor; #Africa Squadron; #Boston Navy Yard; #Home Squadron; #Herman Melville; #Moby-Dick; #USS United States; #Bulkington; #Pequod; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in the District of Columbia; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Carolina coast; #Category:Missing ships; #Category:Individual sailing vessels; #Category:1821 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1843; #Category:Ships lost with all hands
 * USS Grampus (1863); #United States Navy; #Delphinidae; #Risso's Dolphin; #David D. Porter; #cutlass; #revolver; #gunboat; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:History of Cincinnati, Ohio; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:1863 ships
 * USS Grampus (SS-207); #United States Naval Institute; #Japan; #destroyer; #Blackett Strait; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Delphinidae; #Risso's dolphin; #World War II; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #Mare Island; #destroyer; #Guadalcanal; #cruiser; #Minegumo; #Battle of Blackett Strait; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Tambor-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Lost submarines of the United States; #Category:Missing submarines of World War II; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1940 ships; #Category:Ships lost with all hands
 * USS Grampus (SS-4); #torpedo tube; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Delphinidae; #Risso's dolphin; #killer whale; #Holland Torpedo Boat Company; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Lieutenant; #Arthur MacArthur III; #Douglas MacArthur; #San Francisco earthquake of 1906; #Mare Island; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #Subic Bay Naval Base; #World War I; #hull classification symbol; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:1906 San Francisco earthquake; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1902 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Grampus (SS-523); #Boston Navy Yard; #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #United States Naval Institute; #torpedo tube; #United States Navy; #Delphinidae; #Risso's dolphin; #orca; #Boston Navy Yard; #World War II; #Clark H. Woodward; #World War II; #submarine; #GUPPY; #torpedo; #Gibraltar; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Tench-class submarines; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Tench-class submarines of the Brazilian Navy
 * USS Grand Canyon (AD-28); #5"/38 caliber gun; #World War II; #Panama Canal Zone; #United States Navy; #Suez Crisis; #NATO; #Trosmo, Norway; #Souda Bay; #Izmir, Turkey; #Barcelona, Spain; #Cuban Missile Crisis; #Palma de Mallorca; #USS Yellowstone (AD-27); #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:Shenandoah-class destroyer tenders; #Category:Repair ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Arizona-related ships; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:Destroyer tenders of the United States
 * USS Grand Forks (PF-11); #frigate; #depth charge; #frigate; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant Commander; #USCG; #Northern Pacific; #plane guard; #PB2Y; #passenger; #San Francisco Peace Conference; #Edward Stettinius; #Nelson Rockefeller; #Alger Hiss; #Navy Register; #J. C. Berkwit & Company; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Greater Grand Forks; #Category:United States Navy North Dakota-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Grand Gulf (1863); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #blockade runner; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #prize crew; #Samuel Phillips Lee; #CSS Tallahassee; #Grand Gulf; #New York Navy Yard; #West Gulf Blockading Fleet; #courts-martial; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Grand Island (PF-14); #Kaiser Cargo, Inc.; #3"/50 caliber gun; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Kaiser Cargo, Inc.; #Lieutenant Commander; #12th Naval District; #plane guard; #Panama Canal Zone; #6th Naval District; #Navy Register; #State Department Foreign Liquidation Corporation; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Nebraska-related ships; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Michigan-related ships; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates of the Cuban Navy
 * USS Grand Rapids; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Grand Rapids (PF-31); #3"/50 caliber gun; #anti-submarine mortar; #Y-gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Walter Butler Shipbuilders; #Lieutenant Commander; #USCG; #Plaquemine, Louisiana; #Sun Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Company; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Michigan-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Weather ships
 * USS Grand Rapids (PG-98); #Naval Sea Systems Command; #United States Navy; #Vietnam War; #Tacoma Boatbuilding Company; #Naval Sea Systems Command; #Category:1970 ships; #Category:Asheville-class gunboats
 * USS Granite (1862); #Sloop; #sloop; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Roanoke Island, North Carolina; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Granite City (1863); #Union Navy; #howitzers; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #Bahama Islands; #prize court; #Western Gulf Blockading Squadron; #Sabine Pass; #schooner; #Smiths Landing, Texas; #Calcasieu Pass, Louisiana; #blockade runner; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Shipwrecks of the American Civil War; #Category:1862 ships; #Category:Captured ships
 * USS Grant; #Ulysses S. Grant; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Grant County (LST-1174); #LCVP; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #Camp Pendleton; #Cuban Missile Crisis; #Lyndon B. Johnson; #Seabees; #United States; #Brazilian Navy; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:De Soto County-class tank landing ships; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:1956 ships; #Category:United States Navy Arkansas-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Indiana-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Kansas-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Kentucky-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Minnesota-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Nebraska-related ships; #Category:United States Navy New Mexico-related ships; #Category:United States Navy North Dakota-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Oklahoma-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Oregon-related ships; #Category:United States Navy South Dakota-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Washington (state)-related ships; #Category:United States Navy West Virginia-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Wisconsin-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Louisiana-related ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Brazilian Navy
 * USS Granville (APA-171); #LCVP; #LCPU; #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #U.S. 10th Army; #Ulithi; #Matsuyama; #U.S. 5th Fleet; #U.S. X Corps; #U.S. 6th Army; #Operation Magic Carpet; #United States; #Panama Canal Zone; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Medal; #Pacific Theater of Operations; #sealift; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #Victory ship; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Haskell-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Granville S. Hall (YAG-40); #Liberty ship; #liberty ship; #United States Navy; #Operation Castle; #Project SHAD; #Project 112; #liberty ship; #cargo ship; #Coast-Wise Lines; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Operation Castle; #Pearl Harbor; #Project SHAD; #Project 112; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Liberty ships; #Category:Miscellaneous auxiliaries of the United States Navy
 * USS Grapple; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Grapple (ARS-7); #gun mounts; #rescue and salvage ship; #U.S. Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #Tarawa; #Guadalcanal; #dive bombers; #antiaircraft; #landing craft; #Eniwetok; #destroyer; #Mindanao Gulf; #SS William Sharon; #Liberty ship; #kamikaze; #Leyte; #Navy Unit Citation; #Ulithi; #kamikazes; #derrick; #Leyte; #Pearl Harbor; #SS William Hawkins; #Korean War; #Pearl Harbor; #Daido Ko; #Ullong Do; #sampans; #Pearl Harbor; #South Vietnam; #Pratas Reef; #South Vietnam; #Naval Vessel Register; #Security Assistance Program; #battle star; #campaign star; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #Combat Action Ribbon; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Navy E Ribbon; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Korean Service Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Vietnam Service Medal; #Republic of Vietnam Gallantry Cross Unit Citation; #Philippines Liberation Medal; #United Nations Service Medal; #Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal; #Republic of Korea War Service Medal; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Diver-class rescue and salvage ships; #Category:Ships built in Napa, California; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Grasp; #TWA Flight 800; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Grasp (ARS-24); #machine guns; #rescue and salvage ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #kamikaze; #Douglas MacArthur; #USS War Hawk (AP-168); #landing craft; #submarine; #Pearl Harbor; #Korean War; #Japan; #Pearl Harbor; #Sondin; #Subic Bay; #armistice; #WestPac; #U.S. 7th Fleet; #Eniwetok; #Naval Register; #Security Assistance Program; #battle stars; #World War II; #Korean War; #battle stars; #Combat Action Ribbon; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Navy Meritorious Unit Commendation; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Korean Service Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Vietnam Service Medal; #Republic of Vietnam Gallantry Cross Unit Citation; #United Nations Service Medal; #Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal; #Republic of Korea War Service Medal; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Category:Diver-class rescue and salvage ships; #Category:Ships built in Napa, California; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Republic of Korea Navy; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Gratia (AKS-11); #gun mount; #general stores issue ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Delta Shipbuilding; #Service Squadron; #Admiralties; #Pearl Harbor; #Navy Register; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Category:Liberty ships; #Category:Acubens-class general stores issue ships; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Gravely (DDG-107); #Samuel L. Gravely, Jr.; #Naval Vessel Register; #NAVSEA; #Naval Station Norfolk; #vertical launch system; #BGM-109 Tomahawk; #RUM-139 VL-Asroc; #Phalanx CIWS; #SH-60 Sea Hawk; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Samuel L. Gravely, Jr.; #J. Paul Reason; #Carrier Strike Group Two; #USS Mahan (DDG-72); #USS Barry (DDG-52); #USS Ramage (DDG-61); #Syrian civil war; #Category:Arleigh Burke-class destroyers; #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:2009 ships; #Category:Carrier Strike Group Two
 * USS Gray (FF-1054); #Sonar; #Towed array sonar; #ASROC; #Harpoon missile; #Mark 46 torpedo; #Sea Sparrow; #SH-2 Seasprite; #United States Navy; #Knox class frigate; #Ross F. Gray; #Medal of Honor; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:Knox-class frigates; #Category:Cold War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:1967 ships
 * USS Grayback; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Grayback (SS-208); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #lake herring; #United States Naval Academy; #United States; #Pearl Harbor; #Port Lloyd; #St. George's Passage; #submarine; #appendectomy; #submarine; #Munda Bay; #B-26 Marauder; #Navy Cross; #Silver Star; #US Army; #destroyer; #maru; #depth charge; #submarine; #Bismarck Islands; #radar; #destroyer; #Pearl Harbor; #Pearl Harbor; #John Anderson Moore; #John Anderson Moore; #Navy Cross; #Pearl Harbor; #depth charge; #Pearl Harbor; #John Anderson Moore; #Navy Cross; #Heslar Naval Armory; #Pearl Harbor; #submarine; #John Anderson Moore; #Navy Cross; #Navy Unit Commendation; #List of U.S. Navy losses in World War II; #Category:Tambor-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Lost submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the East China Sea; #Category:Submarines sunk by aircraft
 * USS Grayback (SSG-574); #Pearl Harbor; #Subic Bay; #Regulus II; #torpedo tube; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Regulus II; #Port Hueneme, California; #Pearl Harbor; #Port Hueneme, California; #Mazatlan, Mexico; #Umak Island; #Pearl Harbor; #Pearl Harbor; #Pearl Harbor; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #hull classification symbol; #Naval Vessel Registry; #Swimmer Delivery Vehicle; #Navy SEALs; #North Vietnam; #Operation Thunderhead; #Vietnam War; #National Defense Service Medal; #Vietnam Service Medal; #Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal; #Category:Grayback-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Shipwrecks in the South China Sea; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1957 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1986; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Graylag (AM-364); #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #Depth charge; #Admirable-class; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #Pearl Harbor; #Navy List; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Patrol boat; #Minelayer; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Grayling (SP-1259); #Lockwood's Basin; #World War I; #game fish; #Patrol vessel; #machine gun; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #World War I; #1st Naval District; #section patrol; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1915 ships
 * USS Grayling (SP-289); #game fish; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #World War I; #Boatswain; #USNRF; #section patrol; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York
 * USS Grayling (SS-209); #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #Herbert F. Leary; #Isles of Shoals; #Pearl Harbor; #Chester Nimitz; #United States Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #Pearl Harbor; #Pearl Harbor; #radar; #depth charge; #schooner; #schooner; #Verde Island Passage; #Pucio Point; #Pandan Bay; #submarine; #submarine; #submarine; #battle stars; #World War II; #Category:Tambor-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Lost submarines of the United States; #Category:Missing submarines of World War II; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1940 ships; #Category:Ships lost with all hands
 * USS Grayling (SS-492); #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Grayling (SSN-646); #game fish; #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #attack submarine; #torpedo tube; #attack submarine; #United States Navy; #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #Lieutenant Commander; #Robert Brinker; #commanding officer; #World War II; #Russian Navy; #submarine; #NATO reporting name; #ballistic missile submarine; #Murmansk; #TAPON 96; #North Atlantic Treaty Organization; #Alboran Sea; #Gulf of Cadiz; #destroyer; #frigate; #submarine; #Naval Vessel Register; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Submarine incident off Kildin island; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:Sturgeon-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:1967 ships
 * USS Grayson (DD-435); #Charleston Navy Yard; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Cary Travers Grayson; #Woodrow Wilson; #World War I; #Charleston Navy Yard; #flagship; #aircraft carrier; #Admiral; #William F. Halsey, Jr.; #General; #Jimmy Doolittle; #B-25; #Doolittle raid; #Pearl Harbor; #Guadalcanal; #Tongatapu; #Frank Jack Fletcher; #submarine; #depth charge; #troop transport; #The Slot; #radar picket ship; #aerial torpedo; #Commander; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #Majuro Atoll; #Marshall Islands; #Pityilu Island; #Admiralties; #Tanahmerah Bay; #Dutch New Guinea; #Noemfoor Island; #Seeadler Harbor; #light cruiser; #Ulithi; #Navy Day; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #stock footage; #Gilligan's Island; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in South Carolina; #Category:1940 ships; #Category:Gleaves-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Great Lakes (AD-30); #5"/38 caliber gun; #Shenandoah class destroyer tender; #United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:Shenandoah-class destroyer tenders
 * USS Great Northern (AG-9); #World War II; #Cargo ship; #cargo ship; #United States Navy; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #American Expeditionary Force; #U.S. Army Transportation Service; #Russia; #Guantánamo Bay; #battleships; #Pacific Steamship Co. / Admiral Lines; #War Shipping Administration; #World War II; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Transport ships of the United States Army; #Category:1915 ships; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Great Sitkin (AE-17); #North Carolina Shipbuilding Co.; #William F. Smith; #Gibraltar; #Cuban missile crisis; #NATO; #Bethlehem Steel Shipyard; #Seventh Fleet; #Vietnam War; #Naval Register; #Category:Mount Hood-class ammunition ships; #Category:Ships built in North Carolina; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Alaska-related ships
 * USS Great Western (1857); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #ammunition; #U.S. War Department; #Western Flotilla; #Mortar Flotilla; #Skipwith's Landing, Mississippi; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Ohio; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ammunition ships of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1857 ships
 * USS Grebe (AM-43); #battle star; #United States Navy; #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #flotilla; #World War I; #Boston Navy Yard; #compass; #submarine; #compass; #calibration; #Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; #Panama Canal Zone; #barges; #dredge; #Fort de France; #coral reefs; #Panama Canal Zone; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; #Pearl Harbor; #Palmyra Island; #Vuata Vatoa; #Navy List; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Lapwing-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:World War I minesweepers of the United States; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Ships present during the attack on Pearl Harbor; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean; #Category:Lapwing-class minesweepers converted to tugs; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Green Bay; #United States Navy; #GREEN BAY shipwreck (sloop); #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Green Bay (LPD-20); #Northrop Grumman Ship Systems; #Colt-Pielstick; #Landing Craft Utility; #Bushmaster II; #Rolling Airframe Missile; #CH-46 Sea Knight; #MV-22 Osprey; #United States Navy; #Northrop Grumman Ship Systems; #Commandant of the Marine Corps; #Robert Magnus; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #Naval Base San Diego; #WSAW-TV; #Green Bay Press-Gazette; #13th Marine Expeditionary Unit; #Military Times; #Naval Vessel Registry; #Category:San Antonio-class amphibious transport docks; #Category:United States Navy Wisconsin-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:2006 ships
 * USS Green Bay (PG-101); #Asheville class gunboat; #Asheville class gunboat; #United States Navy; #Hellenic Navy; #Salamis Naval Base; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Asheville-class gunboats; #Category:United States Navy Wisconsin-related ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Hellenic Navy; #Category:1969 ships
 * USS Green Dragon (SP-742); #Patrol vessel; #machine gun; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #World War I; #section patrol; #2nd Naval District; #United States; #George E. Clement & Son; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1901 ships
 * USS Greenbrier River (LSM(R)-507); #Brown Shipbuilding Company; #5"/38 caliber gun; #Brown Shipbuilding Company; #United States Navy; #LSMR Squadron 4; #LSMR Squadron 3; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #tributary; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:United States Navy West Virginia-related ships; #Category:LSM(R)-501-class medium landing ships; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1945 ships
 * USS Greene (DD-266); #Samuel Greene; #Squantum Victory Yard; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Samuel Greene; #Commander; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #seaplane; #seaplane tender; #escort carrier; #submarine; #Londonderry Port; #Northern Ireland; #United Kingdom; #Operation Dragoon; #Propriano; #Port Cros Island; #Ulithi; #atomic bomb; #Kutaka; #battle star; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Seaplane tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean; #Category:Shipwrecks of Japan; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1945
 * USS Greeneville (SSN-772); #ASDS; #Greeneville, Tennessee; #Tipper Gore; #Pearl Harbor; #S6G reactor; #United States Navy; #Greeneville, Tennessee; #Tipper Gore; #Andrew Johnson; #Ehime-Maru; #court-martial; #secondary propulsion motor; #James Stockdale; #John Paul Jones; #Carrier Strike Group Nine; #VP-4; #VP-9; #VP-47; #Major submarine incidents since 2000; #Category:Los Angeles-class submarines; #Category:United States submarine accidents; #Category:Maritime incidents in 2001; #Category:Maritime incidents in 2002; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Tennessee-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia; #Category:1994 ships; #Category:Active submarines of the United States
 * USS Greenfish (SS-351); #BQG-4 PUFFS; #sonar; #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #United States Naval Institute; #torpedo tube; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Florida bluefish; #ladyfish; #Groton, Conn.; #Barranquilla; #aircraft carrier; #helicopter; #GUPPY II; #James J. Fife; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #Korean War; #Pearl Harbor Shipyard; #Southeast Asia; #U Nu; #special operations; #Fleet Rehabilitation and Modernization; #GUPPY III; #Cuban missile crisis; #Japan; #Naval Register; #Brazilian Navy; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Korean War submarines of the United States; #Category:Balao-class submarines of the Brazilian Navy
 * USS Greenlet (ASR-10); #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #submarine; #battleship; #aircraft carrier; #Japan; #Eniwetok; #Korean War; #Category:Chanticleer-class submarine rescue ships; #Category:Ships built in Oakland, California; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Greenling; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Greenling (SS-213); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #greenling; #Pearl Harbor; #Marshall Islands; #Eniwetok; #Japan; #Battle of the Coral Sea; #periscope; #destroyer; #Marine Raiders; #Treasury Islands; #radar; #Wake Island; #reconnaissance; #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #1st Naval District; #Minichiello Brothers; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Gato-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1941 ships
 * USS Greenling (SSN-614); #Ship-Submarine Recycling Program; #torpedo tube; #United States Navy; #greenling; #SUBSAFE; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Naval Undersea Museum; #Keyport, Washington; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:Permit-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:1964 ships
 * USS Greensboro (PF-101); #American Shipbuilding Company; #gunboat; #patrol frigate; #3"/50 caliber gun; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #gunboat; #hull number; #patrol frigate; #American Shipbuilding Company; #United States Coast Guard Yard; #United States Coast Guard; #Lieutenant Commander; #USCG; #Baltimore Harbor; #antisubmarine warfare; #Naval Station Argentia; #Navy List; #Southern Shipbuilding Company; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates; #Category:Ships built in Ohio; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy North Carolina-related ships; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Weather ships
 * USS Greenwich Bay (AVP-41); #Lake Washington Shipyard; #seaplane tender; #Radar; #sonar; #depth charge; #seaplane; #United States Navy; #seaplane tender; #Lake Washington Shipyard; #Fleet Air Wing 6; #Commander; #World War II; #Japan; #Pearl Harbor; #seaplane; #United States Seventh Fleet; #United States; #French Morocco; #Gibraltar; #Potomac River Naval Command; #Presidential yacht; #Egypt; #Coco Solo; #Panama Canal Zone; #flagship; #Middle East Force; #flagship; #People-to-People; #King Ibn Saud; #Haile Selassie; #Ethiopia; #Shaikh; #search-and-rescue; #medical officer; #Suez Crisis; #United States; #Navy List; #Boston Metals Company; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:Barnegat-class seaplane tenders; #Category:United States Navy Rhode Island-related ships; #Category:1945 ships
 * USS Greenwood (DE-679); #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant Commander; #cargo ship; #Admiral; #Thomas C. Kinkaid; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #submarine; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Fleet Sonar School; #Navy List; #World War II; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Greer (DD-145); #James A. Greer; #4"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #James A. Greer; #United States; #World War II; #Franklin D. Roosevelt; #Albert Gleaves; #C. E. Smith; #Woodrow Wilson; #Versailles Peace Conference; #United States; #Trepassy Bay; #seaplane; #NC-4; #Asiatic Fleet; #Dairen; #Pearl Harbor; #J. W. Bunkley; #Battle Fleet; #Scouting Fleet; #Training Squadron; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #J. J. Mahoney; #flagship; #Neutrality Patrol; #non-belligerent; #submarine; #German High Command; #Standard-Examiner; #Yale Univ. Press; #United States Department of the Navy; #Waterloo, Iowa; #fireside chats; #commander-in-chief; #torpedo; #Miller Center of Public Affairs; #David I. Walsh; #Harold R. Stark; #Chief of Naval Operations; #depth charge; #Charles A. Beard; #Arthur Krock; #Royal Navy; #Pointe a Pitre; #Guadaloupe; #Northern Ireland; #Convoy SC-121; #Delaware Capes; #Northern Ireland; #aircraft carrier; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #battle star; #List of United States Navy destroyers; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:Combat incidents
 * USS Greer County (LST-799); #battle star; #Navy Unit Commendation; #LCVP; #United States Navy; #World War II; #ammunition; #kamikaze; #General Quarters; #Japan; #Ulithi; #ammunition; #South Korean; #helicopter; #flagship; #blockade; #armistice; #United States; #Mine Squadron 7; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:Ships built in Indiana; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Oklahoma-related ships; #Category:Greer County, Oklahoma
 * USS Gregory; #United States Navy; #Francis Gregory; #destroyer; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Gregory (DD-802); #Fletcher class destroyer; #torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #War of 1812; #Bruce McCandless; #Pearl Harbor; #Pacific war; #Iwo Jima; #Eniwetok; #Raymond A. Spruance; #Jerauld Wright; #kamikaze; #aircraft carrier; #U.S. Navy; #Japan; #Battle of Nan'ao Island; #Battle Efficiency "E"; #Navy List; #battle star; #World War II; #Korean War; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Gregory (DD-82); #Wickes class destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #World War II; #Admiral; #Francis Gregory; #Fore River Shipbuilding Company; #Commander; #Arthur P. Fairfield; #Gibraltar; #Batum; #Russia; #United States; #Tompkinsville, New York; #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Solomon Islands campaign; #Pearl Harbor; #Frank Jack Fletcher; #Guadalcanal; #Iron Bottom Sound; #Marine Raider Battalion; #Tokyo Express; #submarine; #radar; #Lieutenant Commander; #Harry F. Bauer; #Silver Star; #Fleet Admiral; #Chester Nimitz; #battle star; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:World War I destroyers of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Shipwrecks in Ironbottom Sound; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1918 ships
 * USS Greiner (DE-37); #Evarts class destroyer escort; #dual purpose gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #submarines; #battle star; #Lieutenant, junior grade; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #Lieutenant Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #Tarawa; #flagship; #Marshall Islands; #PBM Mariner; #Kusaie; #antisubmarine; #Mili; #Jaluit; #United States; #Naval Vessel Register; #Combat Action Ribbon; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #service star; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Grenadier; #United States Navy; #Macrouridae; #submarine; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Grenadier (SS-210); #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #Walter S. Anderson; #Director of Naval Intelligence; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #Pearl Harbor; #Malay Barrier; #Indochina; #cruiser; #destroyer; #Strait of Makassar; #aircraft carrier; #submarine; #LCDR John Allison Fitzgerald; #submarine; #Malay States; #Japan; #Buffalo and Erie County Naval & Military Park; #Category:Tambor-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Lost submarines of the United States; #Category:Submarines sunk by aircraft; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1940 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1943; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Strait of Malacca
 * USS Grenadier (SS-525); #Boston Navy Yard; #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #United States Naval Institute; #torpedo tube; #United States Navy; #Macrouridae; #Boston Naval Shipyard; #Greater Underwater Propulsion Power Program; #aircraft carrier; #Cuban missile crisis; #United States; #sonar; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Tench-class submarines; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Bolivarian Navy of Venezuela; #Category:Tench-class submarines of the Bolivarian Armada of Venezuela
 * USS Gretchen (SP-1181); #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #North Carolina Fisheries Commission; #section patrol; #World War I; #USNRF; #5th Naval District; #Albemarle Sound; #Pamlico Sound; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in North Carolina; #Category:1902 ships
 * USS Gretchen (SP-423); #Patrol vessel; #patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #section patrol; #World War I; #5th Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Greyhound; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Greyhound (1822); #Schooner; #schooner; #Mosquito Fleet; #Master Commandant; #Lieutenant; #Lawrence Kearny; #privateer; #United States Marines; #sailor; #Category:Mosquito Fleet Campaign; #Category:1822 ships
 * USS Greyhound (SP-437); #Great Lakes Boatbuilding Corporation; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Great Lakes Boatbuilding Corporation; #section patrol; #World War I; #7th Naval District; #Tampa Bay; #Key West Harbor; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1916 ships
 * USS Gridley; #United States Navy; #Charles Vernon Gridley; #destroyer; #destroyer; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Gridley (DD-380); #Charles Vernon Gridley; #Boston Navy Yard; #Gridley class destroyer; #5"/38 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #lead ship; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Charles Vernon Gridley; #Boston Navy Yard; #Pearl Harbor; #Wake Island; #Frederick Moosbrugger; #Guadalcanal; #Marc A. Mitscher; #Task Force 58; #Marshall Islands; #Eniwetok; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #torpedo bombers; #Iwo Jima; #Ulithi; #depth charge; #New York Navy Yard; #American Defense Service Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #battle star; #World War Two Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Medal; #Category:Gridley-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1936 ships
 * USS Gridley (DD-92); #Charles Vernon Gridley; #Wickes class destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Charles Vernon Gridley; #Frank Jack Fletcher; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Destroyer Force; #NC-4; #NC-1; #Haiti; #Naval Reserve Force; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1918 ships
 * USS Gridley (DDG-101); #Charles Gridley; #vertical launch system; #BGM-109 Tomahawk; #RUM-139 VL-Asroc; #Phalanx CIWS; #SH-60 Sea Hawk; #United States Navy; #George Dewey; #Admiral; #Battle of Manila Bay; #Spanish-American War; #Naval Base San Diego; #Naval Base San Diego; #Gadala "Rick" Enrique Kratzer; #Benjamin J. Allbritton; #Brian James Quin; #Gregory Grombert; #Stephen A. Shinego; #Category:Arleigh Burke-class destroyers; #Category:United States Navy Indiana-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:2005 ships; #Category:Carrier Strike Group One
 * USS Gridley (DLG-21); #Charles Vernon Gridley; #Leahy class cruiser; #AN/SLQ-32; #Mark 36 SRBOC; #Mk 32; #Mk 46; #Terrier missile; #ASROC; #Phalanx CIWS; #cruiser; #United States Navy; #Charles Vernon Gridley; #George Dewey; #Battle of Manila Bay; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Pearl Harbor; #Battle of the Coral Sea; #South Australia; #Japan; #destroyer; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Pearl Harbor; #John Kerry; #Phalanx CIWS; #hull classification symbol; #Operation Frequent Wind; #South Vietnam; #International Date Line; #Axe Murder Incident; #USS Midway (CV-41); #Iran hostage crisis; #Long Beach Naval Shipyard; #radar; #USS John Young; #EARNEST WILL; #Treasure Island, California; #Loma-Prieta; #Humanitarian Service Medal; #New Threat Upgrade; #cruise missile; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #Naval Vessel Register; #List of USS Gridley (DLG-21/CG-21) command histories; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Category:Leahy-class cruisers; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1961 ships; #Category:Cold War cruisers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War cruisers of the United States
 * USS Griffin (AS-13); #Type C3 ship; #United States Maritime Commission; #Sun Shipbuilding & Dry Dock; #submarine tender; #Robbins Dry Dock and Repair Company; #United States Pacific Fleet; #Panama Canal Zone; #Mare Island; #Pearl Harbor; #Mios Woendi; #Subic Bay; #Leyte; #MARAD; #Category:Type C3 ships; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1939 ships; #Category:Griffin-class submarine tenders; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Griggs (APA-110); #Griggs County; #attack transport; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #attack transport; #US Navy; #Type C3 ship; #Port Hueneme; #Seabees; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Operation Magic Carpet; #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #War Shipping Administration; #Moore-McCormack Lines; #Category:Windsor-class attack transports; #Category:Type C3-S-A2 ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy North Dakota-related ships
 * USS Grimes (APA-172); #gun mount; #attack transport; #World War II; #United States Maritime Commission; #Transport Division; #Iwo Jima; #Pearl Harbor; #Task Unit; #Panama Canal Zone; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Navy List; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #World War II; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Haskell-class attack transports; #Category:United States Navy Texas-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Oregon
 * USS Grinnell (PC-1230); #World War II; #Eniwetok; #V-J Day; #USS Peleliu; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Griswold; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Griswold (DE-7); #Don T. Griswold; #Evarts class destroyer escort; #depth charge; #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #Don T. Griswold; #battle of Midway; #Boston Naval Shipyard; #Lieutenant Commander; #Japan; #submarine; #Guadalcanal; #sonar; #Mare Island; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #flagship; #Commander; #kamikaze; #Ulithi; #Naval Vessel Register; #Combat Action Ribbon; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #service star; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Grosbeak; #U.S. Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Grosbeak (1865); #Parrott rifle; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #Union blockade; #Confederate States of America; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Confederate States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Grosbeak (AMS-14); #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Pearl Harbor; #Operation PORTREX; #Vieques Island; #intracoastal waterway; #Navy List; #Battle Efficiency Award; #Category:YMS-1-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Grosbeak (AMc-19); #coastal minesweeper; #U.S. Navy; #purse seiner; #Mine Division; #Navy List; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1935 ships; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States
 * USS Grosbeak (SP-566); #machine gun; #patrol boat; #U.S. Navy; #Hamilton, Massachusetts; #patrol craft; #World War I; #Navy List; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Groton; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Groton (PF-29); #José Prudencio Padilla; #3"/50 caliber gun; #anti-submarine mortar; #Y-gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Walter Butler Shipbuilding Company; #Lieutenant; #weather station; #United States Coast Guard; #Lake Charles, Louisiana; #Korean War; #Pearl Harbor; #Songjin; #tour of duty; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Cold War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Korean War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Connecticut-related ships; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates of the Colombian Navy; #Category:Korean War frigates of Colombia
 * USS Groton (SSN-694); #Los Angeles class submarine; #United States Navy; #Naval Vessel Register; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:Los Angeles-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Connecticut-related ships; #Category:1976 ships
 * USS Grouper (SS-214); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #Pacific Submarine Force; #Japan; #Battle of Midway; #aircraft carrier; #Lisbon Maru; #POW; #Rengi Island; #radar; #V-J Day; #Combat Information Center; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #sonar; #Submarine Development Group 2; #Reykjavik Iceland; #NATO; #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #Naval Research and Underwater Sound Laboratories; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Gato-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1941 ships
 * USS Grouse; #United States Navy; #grouse; #New Bol; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Grouse (AMS-15); #grouse; #gun mount; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Terminal Island, California; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Iwo Jima; #Pacific war; #Pearl Harbor; #Countermeasures; #minesweeping; #Hydrographic Office; #Project Vamp; #1st Naval District; #minesweeping; #Rockport, Massachusetts; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:YMS-1-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Training ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1963; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Massachusetts coast
 * USS Grouse (AMc-12); #American Mathematics Contest; #Coastal minesweeper; #coastal minesweeper; #United States Navy; #Martinac Shipbuilding; #minesweeping; #11th Naval District; #Category:Merchant ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1938 ships; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Groves; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Groves (DE-543); #Stephen W. Groves; #U.S. Navy; #Navy Cross; #Boston Navy Yard; #World War II; #United States Navy; #destroyer escort; #Boston Navy Yard; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Maine-related ships
 * USS Growler; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Growler (1812 schooner); #Schooner; #schooner; #War of 1812; #Isaac Chauncey; #United States Navy; #Royal Navy; #Category:War of 1812 ships of the United Kingdom; #Category:Age of Sail sloops; #Category:War of 1812 ships of the United States; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy; #Category:Great Lakes ships; #Category:1812 ships
 * USS Growler (1812 sloop); #Sloop; #carronade; #sloop; #War of 1812; #Battle of Lake Champlain; #Thomas Macdonough; #Ile aux Noix; #Royal Navy; #National Maritime Museum; #Category:Age of Sail sloops; #Category:War of 1812 ships of the United States; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy; #Category:War of 1812 ships of the United Kingdom; #Category:1812 ships
 * USS Growler (SS-215); #United States Naval Institute; #Robert L. Ghormley; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Robert L. Ghormley; #Howard W. Gilmore; #Pearl Harbor; #destroyer; #depth charge; #Pearl Harbor; #depth charge; #Medal of Honor; #executive officer; #Queensland Maritime Museum; #Pearl Harbor; #Hunter's Point, California; #Pearl Harbor; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Pearl Harbor; #World War II; #Category:Gato-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Lost submarines of the United States; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the South China Sea; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1944
 * USS Growler (SSG-577); #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum; #Grayback class submarine; #Regulus II; #torpedo tube; #cruise missile submarine; #United States Navy; #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #Thomas B. Oakley, Jr.; #Charles Priest, Jr.; #Roosevelt Roads Naval Station; #Regulus II; #USS Runner (SS-476); #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #Naval Vessel Register; #Zachary Fisher; #Blue's Clues; #Category:Grayback-class submarines; #Category:Museum ships in New York; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1958 ships; #Category:Military and war museums in New York; #Category:Museums in Manhattan
 * USS Grumium (AK-112); #liberty ship; #Permanente Metals Corporation; #battle star; #United States Navy; #World War II; #liberty ship; #Permanente Metals Corporation; #Todd Shipyards; #Lieutenant Commander; #Eniwetok; #Pearl Harbor; #Roi Island; #Ulithi; #escort carrier; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #Category:Crater-class cargo ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Freighters; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Grundy (APA-111); #attack transport; #Bofors 40mm gun; #attack transport; #US Navy; #World War II; #Seabees; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Leyte; #United States; #Moore-McCormack Lines; #Grace Lines; #Category:Windsor-class attack transports; #Category:Type C3-S-A2 ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Illinois-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Iowa-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Missouri-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Tennessee-related ships
 * USS Grunion (SS-216); #United States Naval Institute; #Stanford C. Hooper; #submarine; #Kiska, Alaska; #United States Navy; #grunion; #Stanford C. Hooper; #Mannert L. Abele; #U-boat; #Coco Solo; #Pearl Harbor; #destroyer; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Kano Maru; #Yutaka Iwasaki; #ComSubPac; #Boston Scientific; #Robert Ballard; #Williamson Associates; #side-scan sonar; #video recording; #limber hole; #magnetic pistol; #periscope; #NPR.org; #Detroit News; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:1942 in Alaska; #Category:2007 in Alaska; #Category:Gato-class submarines; #Category:Lost submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:Ships of the Aleutian Islands Campaign; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Alaska coast; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships lost with all hands
 * USS Guadalcanal; #United States Navy; #Battle of Guadalcanal; #World War II; #escort aircraft carrier; #amphibious assault ship; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Guadalcanal (CVE-60); #dual purpose gun; #Bofors 40 mm; #Oerlikon 20 mm cannon; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Daniel V. Gallery; #Battle star; #escort carrier; #United States Navy; #Daniel V. Gallery; #F4F Wildcat; #Werner Henke; #TBF Avenger; #USS Chatelain; #Lieutenant, junior grade; #Albert David; #code books; #Enigma machine; #Medal of Honor; #Legion of Merit; #Museum of Science and Industry (Chicago); #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Ernest J. King; #Chief of Naval Operations; #Category:Casablanca-class escort carriers; #Category:World War II escort aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Guadalcanal (LPH-7); #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #amphibious assault ship; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #Commandant of the Marine Corps; #U.S. Atlantic Fleet; #Onslow Beach; #NATO; #Gemini X; #Cape Kennedy; #minesweeping; #Iran Ajar; #Operation Provide Comfort; #James River Reserve Fleet; #CH-46 Sea Knight; #Category:Iwo Jima-class amphibious assault ships; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1963 ships
 * USS Guadalupe; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Guadalupe (AO-32); #World War II; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #fleet replenishment oiler; #United States Navy; #Harry B. Thurber; #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #PT boats; #Lieutenant Commander; #John D. Bulkeley; #Pearl Harbor; #Pearl Harbor; #Battle of Midway; #United States; #Guadalcanal; #United States; #Vice Admiral; #Marc A. Mitscher; #US 5th Fleet; #Admiral; #William F. Halsey; #US 3rd Fleet; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #Ulithi; #Task Force 38; #John S. McCain, Sr.; #Iwo Jima; #US 7th Fleet; #Bahrein; #Gibraltar; #Japan; #siege of Wonsan; #Vietnam War; #Navy List; #Category:Cimarron-class oilers (1939); #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia; #Category:1940 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II tankers of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Texas-related ships
 * USS Gualala (AOG-28); #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #East Coast Ship Yard; #USCG; #Guantanamo, Cuba; #Mios Woendi; #Pearl Harbor; #Kaiser Shipyard; #Navy List; #Brazilian government; #battle star; #World War II; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Category:Mettawee-class gasoline tankers; #Category:Type T1-M-A2 tankers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Guam; #patrol gunboat; #large cruiser; #Category:United States Navy ship names; #Category:United States Navy Guam-related ships
 * USS Guam (CB-2); #Hull number; #battle star; #cruiser; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #floatplane; #aircraft catapult; #gun turret; #dual-purpose gun; #armored belt; #SC Seahawk; #United States Pacific Fleet; #Pearl Harbor; #James Forrestal; #Ulithi; #Task Force 58; #Arthur W. Radford; #kamikaze; #Minamidaitō; #Oki Daitō; #flagship; #Francis S. Low; #escort carrier; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #navy list; #battle star; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #battle star; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Service Medal; #China Service Medal; #International Naval Research Organization; #Category:Alaska-class cruisers; #Category:World War II cruisers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:United States Navy Guam-related ships; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Guam (LPH-9); #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #amphibious assault ship; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #U.S. Atlantic Fleet; #Amphibious Squadron 12; #Pete Conrad; #Cape Kennedy; #Sea Control Ship; #Lebanese civil war; #invasion of Grenada; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #Chuck Saffell; #Operation Desert Storm; #Somalia; #Operation Eastern Exit; #Marjorie Sterrett Battleship Fund Award; #SINKEX; #Category:Iwo Jima-class amphibious assault ships; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Guam-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:Gulf War ships of the United States; #Category:1964 ships
 * USS Guard; #United States Coast Guard; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #World War I; #motor launch; #Washington Navy Yard; #Indian Head Naval Proving Ground; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Guard (1857); #howitzers; #American Civil War; #Darien expedition; #Union Navy; #Haiti; #Cadiz, Spain; #Gibraltar; #Villa Franca, France; #Isthmus of Darien; #Thomas O. Selfridge, Jr.; #Gibraltar; #submarine communications cable; #Porto Grande; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Research vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:1857 ships; #Category:Stores ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Guardfish; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Guardfish (SS-217); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #guardfish; #Thomas B. Klakring; #Pearl Harbor; #Kinkasan; #destroyer; #torpedo; #Simpson Harbor; #Guadalcanal; #W. V. O'Regan; #I class submarine; #Kii Suido; #Naval Vessel Register; #World War II; #battle star; #Category:Gato-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Connecticut coast; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Guardfish (SSN-612); #United States of America; #guardfish; #Mrs. Kenneth E. BeLieu; #Ship-Submarine Recycling Program; #torpedo tube; #United States Navy; #guardfish; #Kenneth E. BeLieu; #Secretary of the Navy; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:Permit-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:1965 ships; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Guardian; #PT boat; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Guardian (MCM-5); #Isotta-Fraschini; #AN/SQQ-32 Mine-hunting sonar; #AN/SPS-55; #Mk 19 grenade launcher; #United States Navy; #Peterson Builders; #Tubbataha Reef; #Victoria Harbour; #Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park; #Tubbataha Reef; #Subic Bay; #Navy Times; #United States Navy; #Naval Vessel Register; #Philippine Senate; #Cecil D. Haney; #United States Fleet Activities Sasebo; #WTKR; #World Wide Fund for Nature; #Philippine Daily Inquirer; #Philippine peso; #Manila Bulletin; #Philippine Daily Inquirer; #Category:1987 ships; #Category:Avenger-class mine countermeasures ships; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:Active minehunters of the United States; #Category:Maritime incidents in 2013; #Category:Maritime incidents in the Philippines; #Category:Non-combat military accidents
 * USS Guardian (YAGR-1); #U.S. Navy; #Liberty Ship; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Charleston Navy Yard; #Roosevelt Roads; #radar; #Air Defense Command; #radar picket; #Naval Vessel Register; #National Defense Service Medal; #Category:Liberty ships; #Category:Ships built in Florida; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II merchant ships of the United States; #Category:Guardian-class radar picket ships; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Guardoqui (IX-218); #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #United States Navy; #Spanish-American War; #Gardoqui; #American Revolution; #Federal Shipbuilding Company; #War Shipping Administration; #Pearl Harbor; #Harold L. Tysinger; #Eniwetok; #lube oil; #War Shipping Administration; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Mobile storage tankers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1945 ships
 * USS Guavina (SS-362); #Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company; #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #torpedo tube; #torpedo; #machinegun; #submarine; #United States Navy; #guavina; #Manitowoc Shipbuilding Co.; #Manitowoc, Wisc.; #floating drydock; #Pearl Harbor; #Wake Island; #Majuro Atoll; #Seeadler Harbor; #Buck Rogers; #seaplane; #P5M Marlin; #P6M SeaMaster; #Charleston Navy Yard; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Gato-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Virginia coast
 * USS Gudgeon; #United States Navy; #gudgeon; #submarine; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Gudgeon (SS-211); #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #William S. Pye; #Sitka; #Pearl Harbor; #submarine base; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #Lahaina Roads; #Pearl Harbor; #World War II; #unrestricted submarine warfare; #London Naval Treaty; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Battle of Midway; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #Pearl Harbor; #Catmon Point; #Timor Island; #Pearl Harbor; #Kamakura Maru; #Naso Point; #Bulusan; #Pearl Harbor; #torpedo; #Shusan Island; #aircraft carrier; #Wenchow; #Pearl Harbor; #submarine; #Iwo Jima; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Tambor-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Lost submarines of the United States; #Category:Missing submarines of World War II; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:Ships lost with all hands
 * USS Gudgeon (SS-567); #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #United States Navy; #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #Robert A. Bonin; #Pearl Harbor; #antisubmarine warfare; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Pearl Harbor; #PUFFS; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:United States Tang-class submarines; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1952 ships; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Turkish Navy; #Category:United States Tang-class submarines of the Turkish Navy; #Category:Museum ships in Turkey; #Category:Buildings and structures in İzmit; #Category:Museums in Kocaeli Province
 * USS Guerriere; #United States Navy; #USS Constitution; #War of 1812; #frigate; #Second Barbary War; #American Civil War; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Guerriere (1814); #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #frigate; #United States; #War of 1812; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Francis Grice; #Delaware Flotilla; #United States Navy; #Second Barbary War; #Stephen Decatur; #flagship; #Rais Hamidu; #Dey; #Gibraltar; #William Bainbridge; #ship-of-the-line; #brig; #schooner; #Boston Navy Yard; #Thomas Macdonough; #Russia; #Kronstadt; #Callao, Peru; #Category:Sailing frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:Barbary Wars American ships; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1814 ships
 * USS Guerriere (1865); #Boston Navy Yard; #frigate; #frigate; #United States Navy; #frigate; #War of 1812; #Boston Navy Yard; #Thomas Corbin; #flagship; #South Atlantic Squadron; #flagship; #New York Navy Yard; #David Farragut; #Great Point; #Gibraltar; #pasha; #frigate; #Tripoli Harbor; #Stephen Decatur; #Egypt; #Fort Monroe; #New York Navy Yard; #WP:ALSO; #List of sailing frigates of the United States Navy; #Bibliography of early American naval history; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy; #Category:1865 ships
 * USS Guest (DD-472); #Boston Navy Yard; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Boston Naval Shipyard; #Henry Crommelin; #aircraft carrier; #Guadalcanal; #Cape Torokina; #torpedo plane; #Motupene Point; #Marine Raiders; #depth charge; #submarine; #Nemto Island; #Marshall Islands; #Marc Mitscher; #Fast Carrier Task Force; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Jesse Oldendorf; #Anguar; #Iwo Jima; #kamikaze; #Ulithi; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Brazilian Navy; #Exocet; #frigate; #Cabo Frio; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Pará-class destroyers (1959); #Category:United States Navy Missouri-related ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Guide; #U.S. Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Guide (AM-447); #U.S. Navy; #Japan; #U.S. 7th Fleet; #Operation Market Time; #Viet Cong; #Iloilo City; #Philippine Navy; #Navy list; #Category:Aggressive-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1954 ships; #Category:Vietnam War mine warfare vessels of the United States
 * USS Guide (AMc-83); #machine guns; #coastal minesweeper; #U.S. Navy; #Burrwood, Louisiana; #Navy List; #Category:Accentor-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1941 ships
 * USS Guilford (APA-112); #LCVP; #LCPL; #5"/38 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Iwo Jima; #List of United States Navy amphibious assault ships; #Category:Bayfield-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy North Carolina-related ships
 * USS Guinevere (IX-67); #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #United States Navy; #Guinevere; #George Lawley & Son; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Unclassified miscellaneous vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1921 ships
 * USS Guinevere (SP-512); #George Lawley & Son; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #George Lawley & Son; #section patrol; #World War I; #Lieutenant; #Quiberon; #Lorient; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1908 ships; #Category:Individual yachts; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1918; #Category:Shipwrecks of France
 * USS Guitarro; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Guitarro (SS-363); #Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company; #United States Naval Institute; #battle star; #World War II; #Navy Unit Commendation; #submarine; #torpedo tube; #torpedo; #machinegun; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Manitowoc Shipbuilding Co.; #Manitowoc, Wisc.; #floating drydock; #Pearl Harbor; #periscope; #frigate; #depth charge; #destroyer; #Cape Bolinao; #Cape Calavite; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #Takeo Kurita; #cruiser; #Battle off Samar; #Japan; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Lombok Strait; #Mios Woendi; #Cape Batagan; #Fleet Snorkel; #battle star; #Navy Unit Commendation; #World War II; #Category:Gato-class submarines; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Turkish Navy; #Category:Gato-class submarines of the Turkish Navy
 * USS Guitarro (SSN-665); #guitarfish; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #torpedo tube; #United States Navy; #guitarfish; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #manhole; #ballast tank; #Commander; #Tomahawk cruise missile; #Naval Vessel Register; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #L. Mendel Rivers; #Category:Sturgeon-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States submarine accidents; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1969; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1968 ships
 * USS Gulfport; #United States Navy; #World War I; #frigate; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Gulfport (AK-5); #gun mount; #cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #Rickmers; #Pearl Harbor; #Honolulu Navy Yard; #USNR; #submarines; #Corinto, Nicaragua; #Naval Overseas Transportation Service; #Guantanamo; #St. Thomas, Virgin Islands; #Port-au-Prince, Haiti; #Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; #6th Naval District; #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #Category:Ships built in Bremen (state); #Category:1902 ships; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I cargo ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Mississippi-related ships
 * USS Gulfport (PF-20); #American Ship Building Company; #3"/50 caliber gun; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #American Ship Building Company; #Commander; #USCG; #United States; #New York Navy Yard; #Pearl Harbor; #Navy List; #Zidell Ship Dismantling Company; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Ohio; #Category:United States Navy Mississippi-related ships; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Weather ships
 * USS Gull; #U.S. Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Gull (AM-74); #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #USNR; #Navy List; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1928 ships; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Gull (AMS-16); #Al Larson Boat Shop; #Terminal Island, California; #gull; #battle star; #World War II; #Korean War; #Navy Unit Commendation; #8-268A; #gun mount; #depth charge projector; #U.S. Navy; #Al Larson Boat Shop; #Terminal Island, California; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Guadalcanal; #Ulithi; #minesweeping; #Royal Marines; #Chinnampo; #Korean War; #Pearl Harbor; #Chinnampo; #Republic of Korea; #United States Navy; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Japan; #battle stars; #World War II; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Korean War; #Category:YMS-1-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Korean War minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Harkness-class minehunters; #Category:Cold War minehunters of the United States
 * USS Gum Tree (AN-18); #Lake Charles, Louisiana; #net laying ship; #gun mount; #y-gun; #net laying ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #Navy List; #Lake Charles, Louisiana; #Category:Aloe-class net laying ships; #Category:Ships built in West Virginia; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:World War II net laying ships of the United States
 * USS Gunason (DE-795); #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #Battle of Savo Island; #USNR; #Yamashita War Crimes Trial; #United States; #Pearl Harbor; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Gunnel (SS-253); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Ben Morell; #Bureau of Yards and Docks; #North Africa; #Admiral; #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #Pearl Harbor; #JANAC; #Sunda Straits; #Bungo Suido; #B-29; #Pearl Harbor; #JANAC; #Category:Gato-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Gunston Hall; #United States Navy; #Gunston Hall; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Gunston Hall (LSD-44); #Gunston Hall; #Avondale Shipyard; #CIWS; #M2HB; #United States Navy; #Gunston Hall; #Mason Neck, Virginia; #George Mason; #Avondale Shipyard; #COMMLOC; #Halifax Herald; #Canadian Navy; #CFB Halifax; #CFB Valcartier; #Second World War; #Killick; #Newport News Daily Press; #Military Times; #Operation Unified Response; #Whidbey Island class dock landing ship; #Category:Whidbey Island-class dock landing ships; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Active amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:1987 ships; #Category:2010 Haiti earthquake relief
 * USS Gunston Hall (LSD-5); #medium tank; #DUKW; #United States Navy; #Gunston Hall; #George Mason; #Founding Fathers of the United States; #Moore Dry Dock Company; #World War II; #Korean War; #Argentine Navy; #4th Marine Tank Battalion; #tank; #D-Day; #Guadalcanal; #Funa Futi; #Army; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #kamikaze; #Pacific war; #Eniwetok; #Pearl Harbor; #Operation Crossroads; #atomic bomb; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Operation Miki; #Operation Micowex; #1st Marine Provisional Brigade; #Japan; #helicopter; #amphibious warfare; #Cheju Do; #Operation Big Switch; #prisoners of war; #Rear Admiral; #South Vietnam; #Operation Passage to Freedom; #French Indochina; #Cuban missile crisis; #5th Marine Expeditionary Brigade; #missiles; #PACV; #Subic Bay; #Chu Lai; #9th Marine Engineers; #materiel; #Allies; #Argentine Marines; #War at sea; #Naval Historical Center; #Category:Ashland-class dock landing ships; #Category:Ships built in Oakland, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships
 * USS Gurke (DD-783); #Henry Gurke; #Todd-Pacific Shipyards; #battle star; #Iakovos Tombazis; #5"/38 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #United States Marine Corps; #Henry Gurke; #Medal of Honor; #John A. Bole; #Todd-Pacific Shipyards; #Pearl Harbor; #occupation of Japan; #Japan; #Korean War; #Navy Unit Commendation; #flood tide; #sitting duck; #General of the Army; #Douglas MacArthur; #flagship; #Arthur D. Struble; #cruiser; #Dwight D. Eisenhower; #nose cone; #Fleet Rehabilitation and Modernization; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #RUR-5 ASROC; #sonar; #Vietnam War; #South Vietnam; #Subic Bay; #North Vietnam; #PT boat; #helicopter; #Viet Cong; #Japan; #Naval Vessel Register; #Hellenic Navy; #Iakovos Tombazis; #flagship; #Otobreda 76 mm; #anti-ship missile; #Souda Bay; #battle star; #Korean War; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the Hellenic Navy; #Category:United States Navy North Dakota-related ships
 * USS Gurnard; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Gurnard (SS-254); #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #United States Naval Institute; #Navy Unit Commendation; #battle star; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Trigla; #Rosneath, Scotland; #Pearl Harbor; #Toagel Mlungui Passage; #Japan; #depth charges; #destroyer; #cargo ship; #Mare Island; #Take Ichi convoy; #Peleng Straits; #San Francisco Naval Shipyard; #National Metal and Steel Corporation; #battle star; #Navy Unit Commendation; #World War II; #Category:Gato-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Gurnard (SSN-662); #genus; #Trigla; #sea robin; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #attack submarine; #torpedo tube; #United States Navy; #genus; #Trigla; #sea robin; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Commander; #polar ice cap; #Naval Vessel Register; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Category:Sturgeon-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1967 ships
 * USS Gustafson (DE-182); #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #Federal Shipbuilding & Drydock; #escort carriers; #Jonas H. Ingrain; #U-boat; #destroyer escort; #anti-submarine; #Bahia, Brazil; #Bahia, Brazil; #New York Navy Yard; #Combat Information Center; #SS Atlantic States; #U.S. Coast Guard; #USS Knoxville; #Pearl Harbor; #Military Defense Program; #Netherlands Navy; #battle star; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer escort; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Royal Netherlands Navy
 * USS Guyandot (AOG-16); #gun mounts; #U.S. Navy; #USNR; #Manfredonia; #15th Air Force; #Monopoli; #Manfredonia; #Monopoli; #French Navy; #Navy List; #American Campaign Medal; #European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Ships built in Delaware; #Category:1930 ships; #Category:Unique gasoline tankers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Gwin; #United States Navy; #torpedo boat; #destroyer; #destroyer; #minelayer; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Gwin (DD-433); #Boston Navy Yard; #Battle of Kolombangara; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant Commander; #American Civil War; #Boston Navy Yard; #Hvalfjörður; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #Battle of Kolombangara; #Solomon Islands Campaign; #aircraft carrier; #B-25 bomber; #William F. Halsey; #General; #Jimmy Doolittle; #Battle of the Coral Sea; #Pearl Harbor; #Fast Carrier Task Force; #cruiser; #torpedo; #Guadalcanal; #task force; #the Slot; #Tokyo Express; #battleship; #Naval Battle of Guadalcanal; #light cruiser; #depth charge; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Richmond K. Turner; #Blanche Channel; #smoke screen; #motor torpedo boat; #Battle of Kula Gulf; #Walden L. Ainsworth; #Battle of Kolombangara; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Solomon Sea; #Category:1940 ships
 * USS Gwin (DD-71); #United States; #torpedo; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant Commander; #Seattle Construction & Drydock Company; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Union Shipbuilding Company; #Category:Caldwell-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1917 ships
 * USS Gwin (DM-33); #TCG Muavenet (DM-357); #destroyer minelayer; #United States Navy; #flagship; #Pearl Harbor; #Iwo Jima; #Eniwetok; #kamikaze; #Korean War; #Turkish Navy; #Sea Sparrow; #Category:Robert H. Smith-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Gwin (TB-16); #Lt. Commander; #Herreshoff Manufacturing Co.; #Normand boiler; #Herreshoff Manufacturing Co.; #US Naval Academy; #Navy Register; #Category:Torpedo boats of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Rhode Island; #Category:1897 ships
 * USS Gwinnett (AG-92); #Oliva Dionne; #Dionne quintuplets; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #cargo ship; #gun mount; #cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Oliva Dionne; #Dionne quintuplets; #U.S. Air Force; #Atlantic Missile Range; #Category:Alamosa-class cargo ships; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Georgia-related ships; #Category:Ships of the United States Air Force
 * USS Gyatt; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Gyatt (DD-712); #dual purpose gun; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #dual purpose gun; #torpedo tube; #United States Navy; #Edward E. Gyatt; #First Marine Raider Battalion; #Battle of Guadalcanal; #Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Co.; #aircraft carrier; #United States; #guided missile destroyer; #Charleston Naval Shipyard; #Operational Test and Evaluation Force; #Washington, D.C.; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Virginia coast; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships
 * USS Gyatt (DE-550); #Edward E. Gyatt; #U.S. Marine; #Silver Star; #Boston Navy Yard; #World War II; #United States Navy; #destroyer escort; #Boston Navy Yard; #destroyer; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships
 * USS Gypsum Queen (SP-430); #machine gun; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Dialogue & Company; #3d Naval District; #New York Navy Yard; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Biscay coast; #Category:1890 ships; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1919
 * USS Gypsy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Gypsy (ARS(D)-1); #lead ship; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant Commander; #San Pedro, CA; #Operation Crossroads; #atomic test; #US Navy; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Pearl Harbor; #Subic Bay; #Japan; #Ulsan; #Eniwetok; #Operation Castle; #thermonuclear; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle stars; #Korean War; #American Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Korean Service Medal; #United Nations Service Medal; #Republic of Korea War Service Medal; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Gypsy-class salvage lifting vessels
 * USS Gypsy (SP-55); #U.S. Navy; #George Lawley and Sons; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #George Lawley and Sons; #World War I; #patrol boat; #Section Patrol; #Stony Beach; #Allerton Beacon; #Navy List; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1912 ships
 * USS H-1 (SS-28); #submarine; #torpedo tube; #torpedo; #lead ship; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Lieutenant; #Flotilla; #World War I; #Baja California peninsula; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:United States H-class submarines; #Category:World War I submarines of the United States; #Category:Lost submarines of the United States; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1920; #Category:United States submarine accidents; #Category:Shipwrecks of Mexico; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1913 ships
 * USS H-2 (SS-29); #submarine; #torpedo tube; #torpedo; #submarine; #United States Navy; #nautilus; #Lieutenant, junior grade; #Santa Margarita Island; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:United States H-class submarines; #Category:World War I submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1913 ships
 * USS H-3 (SS-30); #submarine; #torpedo tube; #torpedo; #submarine; #United States Navy; #garfish; #Moran Company; #Lieutenant, junior grade; #Humboldt Bay Life-Saving Station; #Samoa, California; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #protected cruiser; #flagship; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:United States H-class submarines; #Category:World War I submarines of the United States; #Category:United States submarine accidents; #Category:History of Humboldt County, California; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1913 ships
 * USS H-4 (SS-147); #Imperial Russian Navy; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #submarine; #torpedo tube; #torpedo; #Imperial Russian Navy; #submarines; #American Holland class submarines; #United States Navy; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #Lieutenant; #Mare Island; #Coco Solo; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:United States H-class submarines; #Category:World War I submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1918 ships
 * USS H-5 (SS-148); #Imperial Russian Navy; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #submarine; #torpedo tube; #torpedo; #torpedo tube; #Imperial Russian Navy; #submarines; #American Holland class submarines; #United States Navy; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #Mare Island; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:United States H-class submarines; #Category:World War I submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1918 ships
 * USS H-6 (SS-149); #Imperial Russian Navy; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #submarine; #torpedo tube; #torpedo; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Imperial Russian Navy; #American Holland class submarines; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #Lieutenant; #Mare Island; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:United States H-class submarines; #Category:World War I submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1918 ships
 * USS H-7 (SS-150); #Imperial Russian Navy; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #submarine; #torpedo tube; #torpedo; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Imperial Russian Navy; #American Holland class submarines; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #Lieutenant; #Mare Island; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:United States H-class submarines; #Category:World War I submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1918 ships
 * USS H-8 (SS-151); #Imperial Russian Navy; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #submarine; #torpedo tube; #torpedo; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Imperial Russian Navy; #American Holland class submarines; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #Wallace Beery; #Jane Novak; #Hobart Bosworth; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:United States H-class submarines; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1918 ships
 * USS H-9 (SS-152); #Imperial Russian Navy; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #submarine; #torpedo tube; #torpedo; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Imperial Russian Navy; #American Holland class submarines; #United States Navy; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #Lieutenant; #Mare Island; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:United States H-class submarines; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1918 ships
 * USS Haas (DE-424); #8th Naval District; #turbine engine; #destroyer escort; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #radar picket; #John William Haas; #Navy Cross; #Battle of Midway; #USNR; #Leyte; #Romblon; #Simara Island; #Leyte; #Ulithi; #Eniwetok; #Pearl Harbor; #8th Naval District; #Charleston Navy Yard; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer; #Destroyer escort; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Habersham (AK-186); #Walter Butler Shipbuilding Company; #Walter Butler Shipbuilding Company; #US Navy; #Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #surrender of Japan; #Korean Shipping Corporation; #Category:Alamosa-class cargo ships; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Georgia-related ships
 * USS Hackberry (AN-25); #maple tree; #American Shipbuilding Company; #battle star; #World War II; #French Navy; #gun mount; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #French Navy; #American Shipbuilding Company; #North Africa; #Isle du Levant; #French government; #Category:Aloe-class net laying ships; #Category:Ships built in Ohio; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:World War II net laying ships of the United States; #Category:Aloe-class net laying ships of the French Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of France
 * USS Hackleback (SS-295); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #hackleback; #sturgeon; #Cramp Shipbuilding Co.; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #battleship; #Bungo Suido; #radar; #destroyer; #torpedo; #cruiser; #Saki Shima Gunto; #Shokoto Sho; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Haddo; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Haddo (SS-255); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #haddo; #Pearl Harbor; #Fremantle, Australia; #Indochina; #Tawi Tawi; #torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer; #Cape Bolinao; #Subic Bay; #hospital ship; #Navy Unit Commendation; #frigate; #battleship; #Navy Unit Commendation; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Gato-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Haddo (SSN-604); #submarine recycling; #submarine; #S5W reactor; #submarine; #United States Navy; #haddo; #United States; #Henry M. Jackson; #John G. Williams, Jr.; #NATO; #Naval Vessel Register; #DATE; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:Permit-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:1962 ships
 * USS Haddock; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Haddock (SS-231); #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #Pearl Harbor; #radar; #Japan; #destroyer; #depth charge; #corvette; #seaplane; #flattop; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #periscope; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Gato-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1941 ships
 * USS Haddock (SSN-621); #United States of America; #Thomas G. Morris; #Pearl Harbor; #Ship-Submarine Recycling Program; #torpedo tube; #United States Navy; #Thomas G. Morris; #Stanley J. Anderson; #Submarine Squadron 3; #Pearl Harbor; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Mare Island; #Submarine Squadron Three; #Mare Island; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:Permit-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:1966 ships
 * USS Haggard (DD-555); #Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding Corporation; #Fletcher class destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Quasi-War; #Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding Co.; #Pearl Harbor; #Engebi; #Eniwetok; #Buka Passage; #depth charge; #battleship; #Ulithi; #Seeadler Harbor; #Felix Stump; #Battle off Samar; #Takeo Kurita; #Task Force 38; #William Halsey; #Indochina; #Iwo Jima; #Marc Mitscher; #kamikaze; #radar; #cruiser; #Panama Canal Zone; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Hailey (DD-556); #Joshua Hailey; #Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding Corporation; #Fletcher class destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Joshua Hailey; #privateer; #War of 1812; #Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding Corp.; #Claude S. Gillette; #Pearl Harbor; #Richmond Kelly Turner; #Eniwetok; #Jesse Oldendorf; #Mussau; #Emirau; #sonar; #Japan; #Seeadler Harbor; #Felix Stump; #Nishumura; #Takeo Kurita; #Thomas L. Sprague; #Battle of Midway; #Fast Carrier Task Force; #William F. Halsey; #Gerald F. Bogan; #Marc A. Mitscher; #Reserve Fleet; #Panama Canal Zone; #battle star; #World War II; #Korean War; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Pará-class destroyers (1959); #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Haines (APD-84); #battle star; #dual purpose gun; #depth charge; #Battle of Tassafaronga; #Navy Cross; #Quonset Point; #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #Hiroshima; #battle star; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Hake (SS-256); #hake; #United States Naval Institute; #Hooven-Owens-Rentschler; #torpedo; #United States Navy; #Frank Jack Fletcher; #Helensburgh, Scotland; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #depth charge; #Fremantle, Australia; #Tawi Tawi; #destroyer; #depth charge; #battleship; #reserve fleet; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Gato-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Halawa (AOG-12); #Pearl Harbor; #3"/50 caliber gun; #U.S. Navy; #Sun Shipbuilding & Dry Dock; #Sun Oil; #Pearl Harbor; #Pearl Harbor; #Kaneohe; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1929 ships; #Category:Unique gasoline tankers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Sunoco
 * USS Halcyon; #patrol craft; #USS Halcyon II (SP-582); #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Halcyon (SP-1658); #United States Navy; #9th Naval District; #Category:Ships built in Michigan; #Category:1912 ships
 * USS Halcyon (SP-518); #kingfisher; #winter solstice; #U.S. Bureau of Fisheries; #Motor launch; #motor launch; #U.S. Navy; #U.S. Bureau of Fisheries; #World War I; #patrol craft; #1st Naval District; #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #Navy List; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:United States Fish and Wildlife Service; #Category:United States Navy Massachusetts-related ships; #Category:1916 ships
 * USS Halcyon II (SP-582); #Boston Navy Yard; #U.S. Navy; #patrol craft; #submarine; #Boston Navy Yard; #USNRF; #Navy List; #U.S. Navy; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Steam yachts; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:United States Navy Massachusetts-related ships; #Category:1907 ships
 * USS Hale; #privateer; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Hale (DD-133); #Eugene Hale; #Royal Canadian Navy; #United Kingdom; #Wickes class destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Royal Navy; #Eugene Hale; #Allan S. Farquhar; #U.S. Atlantic Fleet; #Russia; #Scouting Fleet; #Battle Force; #Neutrality Patrol; #Destroyers for Bases Agreement; #Royal Navy; #U-boat; #Royal Canadian Navy; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1919 ships; #Category:Town-class destroyers of the Royal Navy; #Category:Town-class destroyers converted from Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United Kingdom; #Category:Town-class destroyers of the Royal Canadian Navy; #Category:World War II destroyers of Canada
 * USS Hale (DD-642); #Eugene Hale; #Fletcher class destroyer; #torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Eugene Hale; #Karl F. Poehlmann; #Pearl Harbor; #aircraft carrier; #Marshall Islands; #Guadalcanal; #Cape Torokina; #Seeadler Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Douglas MacArthur; #Clifton A. F. Sprague; #battle off Samar; #Ulithi; #Forrest Sherman; #carrier task force; #Japan; #kamikaze; #cruiser; #Marc Mitscher; #Task Force 38; #Korean War; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Suez crisis; #NATO; #antisubmarine warfare; #submarine; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the Colombian Navy
 * USS Haleakala (AE-25); #Haleakala; #United States Navy; #Vice Admiral; #Maurice Curts; #Pearl Harbor; #7th Fleet; #Todd Shipyards; #Operation Baseline; #Yankee Station; #Mare Island; #Category:Nitro-class ammunition ships; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:United States Navy Hawaii-related ships; #Category:National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Category:1959 ships
 * USS Half Moon (AVP-26); #Lake Washington Shipyard; #seaplane tender; #motor torpedo boat tender; #battle star; #World War II; #U.S. Coast Guard; #seaplane tender; #motor torpedo boat tender; #Radar; #sonar; #antiaircraft; #depth charge; #seaplane; #seaplane tender; #United States Navy; #Lake Washington Shipyards; #motor torpedo boat tender; #Commander; #United States Pacific Fleet; #United States Marine Corps; #Pearl Harbor; #Vila Harbor; #Namoai Bay; #Sariba Island; #PBY Catalina; #flying boat; #antishipping; #Japan; #Finschafen; #Leyte; #seaplane; #Hinamangan Bay; #radar; #battleline; #Battle of Surigao Strait; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #Oabugan Grande Island; #Rear Admiral; #Jesse B. Oldendorf; #battleship; #cruiser; #destroyer; #World War II; #kamikaze; #bomb; #strafing; #Liberty Ship; #ammunition; #antiaircraft; #Tokyo Rose; #Tawi Tawi; #Sulu Archipelago; #antisubmarine; #Tawi Tawi Bay; #battle star; #Subic Bay; #millibar; #United States Coast Guard; #search-and-rescue; #High Endurance Cutter; #Vietnam War; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the United States Coast Guard; #Category:United States Navy California-related ships; #Category:Barnegat-class seaplane tenders; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Lake Washington Shipyard
 * USS Halfbeak (SS-352); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #United States Naval Institute; #torpedo tube; #submarine; #United States Navy; #halfbeak; #gar; #Groton, Conn.; #Latin America; #Ecuador; #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #Gibraltar; #Suez Crisis; #ice pack; #International Geophysical Year; #NATO; #Naval Register; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1946 ships
 * USS Halford (DD-480); #William Halford; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant; #William Halford; #Medal of Honor; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #Lieutenant Commander; #catapult; #smokestack; #torpedo tube; #anti-aircraft; #fantail; #Pearl Harbor; #aircraft carrier; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Guadalcanal; #anti-submarine; #Lunga Point; #East Buka Passage; #Choiseul Island; #Admiral; #Harold E. Barrowclough; #3rd New Zealand Division; #Barahun Island; #landing craft; #D-Day; #Operation Forager; #Marc A. Mitscher; #Task Force 58; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #aircraft carriers; #Angaur Island; #Jesse B. Oldendorf; #Thomas C. Kinkaid; #Battle of Surigao Strait; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #Ulithi; #Task Force 79; #Saipan Harbor; #Marshall Islands; #Eniwetok; #Northern Pacific Fleet; #cruiser; #Vice-Admiral; #Frank Jack Fletcher; #Ominato Naval Base; #Navy Day; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Halibut; #United States Navy; #submarine; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Halibut (SS-232); #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #flatfish; #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #Philip H. Ross; #Pearl Harbor; #Chichagof Harbor; #torpedo; #Q-ship; #Japan; #depth charge; #escort carrier; #JANAC; #Iburi Wan; #patrol boat; #minefield; #radar; #Erimo Saki; #Muroran; #light cruiser; #Kahoolawe; #Bungo Suido; #SJ radar; #Okino Shima; #anti-submarine warfare; #Otori; #Van Diemen Strait; #Ultra; #ballast tank; #Port Apra; #Tanapag Harbor; #Garapan Anchorage; #Amami O Shima; #Tokuno Shima; #Kume Shima; #Oak Knoll Naval Hospital; #Mark 18 torpedo; #Battle of Cape Engaño; #dive bomber; #Jisaburo Ozawa; #destroyer; #Bashi Channel; #Balintang Channel; #lookout; #Mitsubishi G3M; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Guy Gugliotta; #Quaker Shipyard and Machinery Company; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Gato-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1941 ships
 * USS Halibut (SSGN-587); #Ship-Submarine Recycling Program; #SSGN; #Attack submarine; #S3W reactor; #Regulus missile; #Regulus II; #torpedo; #United States Navy; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Chet Holifield; #Lieutenant Commander; #Regulus II; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Pearl Harbor; #Southeast Asia Treaty Organization; #Pearl Harbor; #Pearl Harbor; #Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard; #hull classification symbol; #Pearl Harbor; #Keyport, Washington; #saturation diving; #mainframe computer; #Pearl Harbor; #Operation Ivy Bells; #Project Azorian; #Bangor Trident Base, Washington; #Naval Vessel Register; #Ship-Submarine Recycling Program; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Project Azorian; #Nick T. Spark; #Category:K-129 submarine sinking accident; #Category:Nuclear history of the United States; #Category:Signals intelligence; #Category:Submarines of the United States Navy; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Experimental nuclear submarines of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1959 ships
 * USS Hall; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Hall (DD-583); #Elijah Hall; #Boston Navy Yard; #Hellenic Navy; #torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Elijah Hall; #Continental Navy; #John Paul Jones; #Boston Navy Yard; #battleship; #Franklin D. Roosevelt; #Teheran Conference; #Gibraltar; #Pearl Harbor; #Richmond K. Turner; #Marshall Islands; #cruiser; #Tarao Island; #Burnet Island; #Battle of Kwajalein; #Battle of Eniwetok; #Engebi Island; #starshell; #Parry Island; #fleet oiler; #Seeadler Harbor; #landing craft; #dive-bomber; #Jesse B. Oldendorf; #battle station; #kamikaze; #torpedo; #Ulithi; #flagship; #Iwo Jima; #underwater demolition team; #torpedo boat; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Hellenic Navy; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States
 * USS Halligan (DD-584); #John Halligan, Jr.; #Boston Navy Yard; #Fletcher class destroyer; #torpedo; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #John Halligan, Jr.; #Boston Navy Yard; #C. E. Cortner; #Franklin D. Roosevelt; #Teheran Conference; #Pearl Harbor; #Marshall Islands; #dive bomber; #Eniwetok; #Seeadler Harbor; #Taffy 3; #Jesse B. Oldendorf; #kamikaze; #torpedo; #submarine; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #D-Day; #USS LSM(R)-194; #Richard L. Gardner; #battle star; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships sunk by aircraft; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Halloran (DE-305); #battle star; #dual purpose gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #midget submarine; #escort carrier; #Iwo Jima; #anti-submarine; #torpedo; #kamikaze; #Ie Shima; #Leyte; #Lopez Bay; #United States; #battle star; #World War II; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Halsey; #Fleet Admiral; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Halsey (DDG-97); #Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam; #Arleigh Burke class destroyer; #vertical launch system; #BGM-109 Tomahawk; #RUM-139 VL-Asroc; #Phalanx CIWS; #SH-60 Sea Hawk; #helicopter; #guided missile; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Naval Air Station North Island; #Carrier Strike Group; #ANNUALEX; #Naval Base San Diego; #Military Times; #Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam; #Category:Arleigh Burke-class destroyers; #Category:Active destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy New Jersey-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:2004 ships; #Category:Carrier Strike Group Nine
 * USS Halsey (DLG-23); #William Halsey, Jr.; #San Francisco Naval Shipyard; #Guided-missile cruiser; #Leahy class cruiser; #AN/SLQ-32; #Mark 36 SRBOC; #guided missile; #cruiser; #United States Navy; #William Halsey; #frigate; #San Francisco Naval Shipyard; #Fleet Admiral; #Fleet Admiral; #Chester W. Nimitz; #Subic Bay; #Japan; #guided-missile cruiser; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Leahy-class cruisers; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1962 ships; #Category:Cold War cruisers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy New Jersey-related ships
 * USS Halsey Powell (DD-686); #Halsey Powell; #Fletcher class destroyer; #torpedo tube; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Halsey Powell; #Pearl Harbor; #Marshall Islands; #Eniwetok; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Vice Admiral; #Marc Mitscher; #Fast Carrier Task Force; #Ulithi; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #Gerald F. Bogan; #Battle of the Sibuyan Sea; #Battleship; #Takeo Kurita; #Battle off Cape Engaño; #Invasion of Lingayen Gulf; #Indochina; #kamikaze; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Korean War; #Suwon Dam; #Quemoy-Matsu; #Destroyer Squadron 27; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Republic of Korea Navy
 * USS Halsted; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Halyburton (FFG-40); #William D. Halyburton, Jr.; #AN/SLQ-32; #United States Navy; #William D. Halyburton, Jr.; #Medal of Honor; #Battle of Okinawa; #Battleship; #USS Iowa (BB-61); #Destroyer Squadron 14; #Maersk Alabama; #Port of London; #West India Quay; #Tower of London; #Tower Green; #Beefeaters; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Category:1981 ships; #Category:Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigates of the United States Navy
 * USS Hamblen (APA-114); #Foster Wheeler; #LCVP; #US Navy; #Isthmian Lines; #Category:Bayfield-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Tennessee-related ships; #Category:Hamblen County, Tennessee
 * USS Hambleton (DD-455); #Federal Shipbuilding & Drydock Co.; #dual purpose gun; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #Oerlikon 20 mm cannon; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Federal Shipbuilding & Drydock Co.; #Commander; #Ecuador; #Curtiss P-40; #Charleston Navy Yard; #troop transport; #Royal Navy; #Operation Torch; #Admiral; #H. Kent Hewitt; #French Morocco; #D-Day; #U-boat; #torpedo; #Seabees; #Omaha Beach; #E-boat; #Bombardment of Cherbourg; #Northern Ireland; #high speed minesweeper; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #kamikaze; #William F. Halsey; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:Gleaves-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Hamilton (1809); #United States Secretary of the Navy; #United States Navy; #schooner; #War of 1812; #United States Secretary of the Navy; #man-of-war; #carronades; #cannon; #Lieutenant; #Ontario Heritage Act; #Category:War of 1812 ships of the United States; #Category:Great Lakes ships; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Great Lakes; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1813; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1809 ships
 * USS Hamilton (DD-141); #Lieutenant; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Wickes class destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #World War II; #Lieutenant; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Lieutenant Commander; #R. G. Coman; #Scouting Force; #Nicolas Minorsky; #World War II; #Grand Banks Patrol; #U-boat; #Panama Canal Zone; #Operation Torch; #North Africa; #Rear Admiral; #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #Seeadler Harbor; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Japan; #Admiral; #Raymond A. Spruance; #Marc A. Mitscher; #Eniwetok; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Diriagat Island; #Looc Bay; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #Imperial Japanese Navy; #kamikaze; #Iwo Jima; #B-29; #Hugo Neu; #battle star; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1919 ships
 * USS Hamilton County (LST-802); #battle star; #World War II; #Korean War; #LCVP; #United States Navy; #World War II; #quonset hut; #Pearl Harbor; #Guadalcanal; #Chimu Wan; #Okinawa Shima; #Hŭngnam; #First Taiwan Strait Crisis; #helicopter; #HU-16 Albatross; #seaplane; #Naval Vessel Register; #Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; #battle star; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:Ships built in Indiana; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; #Category:United States Navy Florida-related ships; #Category:Hamilton County, Florida; #Category:United States Navy Illinois-related ships; #Category:Hamilton County, Illinois; #Category:United States Navy Indiana-related ships; #Category:Hamilton County, Indiana; #Category:United States Navy Iowa-related ships; #Category:Hamilton County, Iowa; #Category:United States Navy Kansas-related ships; #Category:Hamilton County, Kansas; #Category:United States Navy Nebraska-related ships; #Category:Hamilton County, Nebraska; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships; #Category:Hamilton County, New York; #Category:United States Navy Ohio-related ships; #Category:Hamilton County, Ohio; #Category:United States Navy Tennessee-related ships; #Category:Hamilton County, Tennessee; #Category:United States Navy Texas-related ships; #Category:Hamilton County, Texas
 * USS Hamlin; #United States Navy; #Hamlin Sound; #escort aircraft carrier; #seaplane tender; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Hamlin (AV-15); #battle star; #5"/38 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #seaplane; #submarine; #Ulithi; #cruiser; #Iwo Jima; #Japan; #seadrome; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Navy List; #World War II; #Category:Kenneth Whiting-class seaplane tenders; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Hammann; #United States Navy; #Charles Hammann; #destroyer; #destroyer escort; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Hammann (DD-412); #American Defense Service Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #World War II; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Charles Hammann; #Medal of Honor; #World War I; #Battle of Midway; #Arnold E. True; #Frank Jack Fletcher; #Task Force 17; #Tongatapu; #Guadalcanal; #Battle of the Coral Sea; #torpedo planes; #dive bombers; #Chester Nimitz; #Pearl Harbor; #Battle of Midway; #underwater explosion; #Navy Cross; #Navy Distinguished Service Medal; #battle stars; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:Battle of Midway; #Category:Ships sunk by Japanese submarines; #Category:1939 ships
 * USS Hammann (DE-131); #Edsall-class; #destroyer escort; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Medal of Honor; #seaplane; #escort carriers; #submarine; #Northern Ireland; #SS Lone Jack; #torpedo; #Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; #Pearl Harbor; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Hammerberg (DE-1015); #Francis P. Hammerberg; #Naval Station Newport; #De Laval; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Mark 46 torpedo; #Cuban Missile Crisis; #United States Navy; #Francis P. Hammerberg; #Medal of Honor; #Pearl Harbor; #Naval Station Newport; #Fleet Sonar School; #antisubmarine warfare; #NATO; #aircraft carrier; #Royal Norwegian Navy; #Operation Argus; #Amphibious operations; #Onslow Beach; #Fleet Sonar School; #Cuban missile crisis; #John F. Kennedy; #Boston Naval Shipyard; #submarine; #Boston Naval Shipyard; #frigate; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Dealey-class destroyer escorts; #Category:United States Navy Michigan-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1954 ships
 * USS Hammerhead; #United States Navy; #hammerhead shark; #submarine; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Hammerhead (SS-364); #Manitowoc Shipbuilding Co.; #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #torpedo tube; #torpedo; #machinegun; #submarine; #United States Navy; #hammerhead shark; #Manitowoc Shipbuilding Co.; #Manitowoc, Wisc.; #floating drydock; #Pearl Harbor; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Cape Varella; #Japan; #frigate; #Subic Bay; #Indochina; #depth charge; #Reserve Fleet; #Korean War; #GUPPY; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Turkish Navy; #battle star; #Navy Unit Commendation; #World War II; #Category:Gato-class submarines; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Turkish Navy; #Category:Gato-class submarines of the Turkish Navy
 * USS Hammerhead (SSN-663); #hammerhead shark; #Marjorie Sterrett Battleship Fund Award; #attack submarine; #torpedo tube; #Mark 48 torpedo; #CAPTOR mine; #United States Navy; #hammerhead shark; #Commander; #Marjorie Sterrett Battleship Fund Award; #The Hunt for Red October; #toilet paper; #sonar; #grease pencil; #Naval Vessel Register; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Category:Sturgeon-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:1967 ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Hamner (DD-718); #Port Newark, New Jersey; #battle star; #United States Navy; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #Port Newark, New Jersey; #Joseph B. Swain; #Japan; #Yongdok; #Pohang Dong; #aircraft carrier; #Korean Armistice Agreement; #San Francisco Ship Yard; #Fleet Rehabilitation and Modernization; #South Vietnam; #Chu Lai; #Operation Market Time; #Trung Phan; #Qui Nhon; #Song Long Tao River; #Subic Bay; #Operation Traffic Cop; #Viet Cong; #Naval Vessel Register; #Ping Tung; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Chao Yang-class destroyers; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:Shipwrecks of Taiwan
 * USS Hampden County (LST-803); #LCVP; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #16th Marine Antiaircraft Battalion; #Japanese surrender; #United States; #Port Hueneme; #Koje-Do; #Chummum Do; #Operation Big Switch; #Operation Passage to Freedom; #North Vietnam; #Chinese Nationalist; #Tachen Islands; #Mare Island; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Hampden County, Massachusetts; #Category:Ships built in Indiana; #Category:United States Navy Massachusetts-related ships; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Hampshire County (LST-819); #battle star; #World War II; #campaign stars; #Navy Unit Commendation; #LCVP; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #Korean War; #battle star; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #Del Mar, California; #Operation Market Time; #Combat Action Ribbon; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Vietnam Service Medal; #Naval Vessel Register; #Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:Ships built in Indiana; #Category:United States Navy Massachusetts-related ships; #Category:United States Navy West Virginia-related ships; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States
 * USS Hampton; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Hampton (APA-115); #Foster Wheeler; #LCVP; #US Navy; #Seabees; #Ulithi; #Eniwetok; #Aomori Bay; #Leyte; #Category:Bayfield-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy South Carolina-related ships; #Category:Hampton County, South Carolina
 * USS Hampton (ID-3049); #section patrol; #United States Navy; #World War I; #section patrol; #5th Naval District; #Category:Auxiliary ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Virginia; #Category:1905 ships
 * USS Hampton (PCS-1386); #Wheeler Shipbuilding Corporation; #Patrol craft sweeper; #Snow and Knobstedt; #gun mount; #antiaircraft; #depth charge projector; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #patrol craft sweeper; #Wheeler Shipbuilding Corporation; #Lieutenant; #sonar; #Fleet Sound School Squadron; #World War II; #submarine; #range recorder; #attack plotter; #antisubmarine warfare; #destroyer; #destroyer escort; #5th Naval District; #Naval Reserve Training Center; #Navy List; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Cold War minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Hampton (SSN-767); #Hampton, South Carolina; #Hampton, New Hampshire; #Naval Base Point Loma; #Qui Desiderant Pacem Preparate Bellum; #United States Navy; #Hampton, South Carolina; #Hampton, New Hampshire; #Apra Harbor, Guam; #Pearl Harbor; #Navy Expeditionary Medal; #reactor core; #Category:Los Angeles-class submarines; #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Iowa-related ships; #Category:United States Navy South Carolina-related ships; #Category:United States Navy New Hampshire-related ships; #Category:1992 ships; #Category:Active submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Hamul (AD-20); #destroyer tender; #5"/38 caliber gun; #3"/50 caliber gun; #World War II; #Korean War; #battle star; #battle star; #lead ship; #destroyer tender; #constellation; #Lykes Brothers Steamship Company; #Orient; #United States Navy; #cargo ship; #World War II; #camouflage; #nitrate; #destroyer; #submarine; #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Iwo Jima; #Ulithi; #station ship; #Japan; #Cold War; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Category:Type C3 ships; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1940 ships; #Category:Hamul-class destroyer tenders; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:Destroyer tenders of the United States
 * USS Hancock; #United States Navy; #John Hancock; #schooner; #sailing frigate; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Hancock (1775); #John Hancock; #Schooner; #Continental Navy; #Samuel Tucker; #schooner; #Continental Army; #American Revolutionary War; #John Hancock; #George Washington; #George Washington's Navy; #brig; #Cape Canso; #Continental Army; #Plymouth Harbor; #Samuel Tucker; #John Manley; #Continental Navy; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy
 * USS Hancock (1776); #John Hancock; #Frigate; #frigate; #Continental Navy; #John Hancock; #brig; #Royal Navy; #Battle of the Chesapeake; #Antilles; #Battle of St. Kitts; #sloop; #Battle of the Saintes; #ceasefire; #List of ships captured in the 18th century; #Bibliography of early American naval history; #Category:Ships of the Continental Navy; #Category:Sailing frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1776 ships; #Category:Captured ships
 * USS Hancock (AP-3); #Mare Island Navy Yard; #J. Elder & Co.; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Spanish-American War; #Mexican Revolution; #Danish West Indies; #Edwin T. Pollock; #Cruiser and Transport Force; #Flagship; #USS Shoshone (ID-1760); #USS Newport News (AK-3); #USS Kittery (AK-2); #Mare Island; #Pearl Harbor; #Navy List; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Scotland; #Category:1879 ships
 * USS Hancock (CV-19); #John Hancock; #World War II; #United States Navy; #John Hancock; #Pacific Theater of Operations; #battle star; #Vietnam War; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Bethlehem Steel Co; #Quincy, Mass.; #Boston Navy Yard; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #Gerald F. Bogan; #Task Group 38.2; #Fast Carrier Task Force; #Ryūkyūs; #submarine tender; #torpedo boat; #midget submarine; #cargo ship; #air base; #ammunition dump; #barracks; #Masbate; #John S. McCain, Sr.; #escort carrier; #destroyer; #Taffy 3; #Battle off Samar; #flagship; #Fast Carrier Task Force; #Antiaircraft; #Salvador Island; #Masinloc; #flight deck; #Toko Seaplane Station; #Indochina; #French Indochina; #Pescadores Islands; #sortie; #naval base; #Haha Jima; #Iwo Jima; #F6F Hellcat; #Nansei-shoto; #fantail; #close air support; #catapult; #Wake Island; #torpedo plane; #prisoner of war; #Seeadler Harbor; #Air Group 7; #reserve fleet; #SCB-27; #SCB-27; #attack aircraft carrier; #Regulus missile; #SCB-125; #angled flight deck; #San Francisco Naval Shipyard; #ultra-high-frequency; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #South Vietnam; #President Diem; #Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard; #Yankee Station; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Operation Freedom Train; #Pearl Harbor; #HMH-463; #Amphibious Ready Group Alpha; #Operation Eagle Pull; #Operation Frequent Wind; #Khmer Rouge; #Naval Vessel Register; #NAVSEA; #Navy Unit Commendation; #battle star; #Elvis Presley; #The Milton Berle Show; #Category:Essex-class aircraft carriers; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Cold War aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War aircraft carriers of the United States
 * USS Hank (DD-702); #Allen M. Sumner class destroyer; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #destroyer; #Lieutenant Commander; #William Hank; #G. M. Chambers; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #Vice Admiral; #John S. McCain, Sr.; #Marc Mitscher; #Doolittle raid; #heavy cruiser; #aircraft carrier; #battleship; #Task Force; #kamikaze; #kamikaze; #Korean War; #Suez Crisis; #Scott Carpenter; #Cuban Missile Crisis; #Falklands War; #Exocet missile; #battle stars; #Category:Allen M. Sumner-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships
 * USS Hanna (DE-449); #11th Naval District; #turbine engine; #destroyer escort; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #radar picket; #battle stars; #William T. Hanna; #killed in action; #Guadalcanal; #Navy Cross; #Federal Shipbuilding & Drydock; #Guantánamo Bay; #Panama Canal Zone; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Gilberts; #Tachibana Maru; #Wake Island; #prize crew; #United States; #Eniwetok; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Korean War; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #Escort Squadron; #Task Force; #antisubmarine; #antiaircraft; #Bonins; #Chinese Nationalist; #SS Ping Tung; #Yokoate Shima; #Ryukyu; #Manzanillo, Mexico; #Mare Island; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer; #Destroyer escort; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Hannah; #U.S. Navy Museum; #schooner; #American Revolution; #United States Navy; #Continental Army; #George Washington; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Continental Navy
 * USS Hannibal (AG-1); #Hannibal; #machine gun; #J. Blumer & Company; #United States Navy; #Spanish-American War; #Puerto Rico Campaign; #Battle of Fajardo; #U.S. Survey Squadron; #World War I; #submarine chaser; #Gibraltar; #United States; #Panama Canal Zone; #U. S. Navy Hydrographic Office; #World War II; #Category:Colliers of the United States Navy; #Category:Survey ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Wear-built ships; #Category:1898 ships; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Hanover (APA-116); #Foster Wheeler; #LCVP; #US Navy; #SeaBees; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #Ulithi; #Matson Navigation Company; #Oceanic Steamship Company; #Category:Bayfield-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships; #Category:Hanover County, Virginia
 * USS Hansford (APA-106); #battle star; #Foster Wheeler; #LCVP; #US Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #U.S. Marines; #Iwo Jima; #Task Force 51; #Segond Channel; #Ryukyu; #Pacific War; #Hagushi; #Leyte; #Subic Bay; #Isthmian Lines; #Elbow of Cross Ledge Light; #Elbow of Cross Ledge Light; #Glencannon Press; #Category:Bayfield-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Texas-related ships
 * USS Hanson (DD-832); #Robert M. Hanson; #battle star; #battle star; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Combat Action Ribbon; #National Defense Service Medal; #Vietnam Service Medal; #Vietnam Campaign Medal; #5"/38 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Robert M. Hanson; #United States Marine Corps; #Medal of Honor; #Boston Navy Yard; #Naval Station Norfolk; #radar picket; #Ralph Bunche; #Pearl Harbor; #Korean War; #Hŭngnam; #Formosa Patrol; #search-and-rescue; #Japan; #Straits of Formosa; #Battle of the Coral Sea; #World War II; #San Francisco Naval Shipyard; #Fleet Rehabilitation and Modernization; #Southeast Asia; #Subic Bay; #South Vietnam; #North Vietnam; #Operation Linebacker; #Chicom; #alidade; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Mộ Đức District; #Operation Custom Tailor; #Operation Custom Tailor; #North Vietnam; #Chicom; #Chu Lai; #Mộ Đức District; #Operation Custom Tailor; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Elmo Zumwalt; #Chief of Naval Operations; #Secretary of the Navy; #Richard Nixon; #Mộ Đức District; #Chicom; #Quảng Khê; #Đồng Hới; #Thanh Hóa; #North Vietnamese Army; #Viet Cong; #U.S. Armed Forces; #Naval Vessel Register; #Republic of China Navy; #battle star; #battle star; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Combat Action Ribbon; #National Defense Service Medal; #Vietnam Service Medal; #Vietnam Campaign Medal; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Chao Yang-class destroyers
 * USS Haraden; #destroyer; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Haraden (DD-183); #Jonathan Haraden; #Pennant number; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Royal Canadian Navy; #Town-class destroyer; #Jonathan Haraden; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #R. H. Booth; #Austrian armistice; #Nantucket Shoals; #Boston Navy Yard; #St. Johns, Newfoundland; #War Assets Administration; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:Town-class destroyers of the Royal Canadian Navy; #Category:Town-class destroyers converted from Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of Canada; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Haraden (DD-585); #Jonathan Haraden; #Boston Navy Yard; #Fletcher class destroyer; #torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Jonathan Haraden; #privateer; #American Revolutionary War; #Boston Navy Yard; #aircraft carrier; #Jesse Oldendorf; #battleship; #cruiser; #Ennubir; #Ennagannet; #submarine; #Eniwetok; #Pearl Harbor; #Seeadler Harbor; #Japan; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #Subic Bay; #7th Fleet; #Taku Bay; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Harcourt; #Liberty ship; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Harcourt (1864); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Confederate States of America; #dispatch boat; #commanding officer; #dispatch boat; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #CSS Albemarle; #Albemarle Sound; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Dispatch boats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Harder; #United States Navy; #submarine; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Harder (SS-257); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Samuel D. Dealey; #Medal of Honor; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #radar; #torpedo; #Pearl Harbor; #depth charge; #Nagoya Bay; #destroyer; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Tawi-Tawi; #Sibutu Passage; #coastwatcher; #battleship; #cruiser; #Raymond A. Spruance; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Ralph Christie; #Soemu Toyoda; #Jisaburo Ozawa; #Palawan Bay; #Caiman Point; #Cape Bolinao; #Phra Ruang; #Kaibokan CD-22; #battle star; #World War II; #angle on the bow; #Silent Running: My Years on a World War II Attack Submarine; #Admiral; #Category:Gato-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Lost submarines of the United States; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the South China Sea; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Philippines; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1944; #Category:Ships lost with all hands
 * USS Harder (SS-568); #submarine; #United States Navy; #World War II; #NATO; #sonar; #ASROC; #Charleston Naval Shipyard; #destroyer; #Charleston Naval Shipyard; #PUFFS; #sonar; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:United States Tang-class submarines; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1951 ships; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:United States Tang-class submarines of the Italian Navy
 * USS Hardhead (SS-365); #Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company; #United States Naval Institute; #Greek submarine Papanikolis (Y-2); #submarine; #United States Naval Institute; #torpedo tube; #submarine; #United States Navy; #battle star; #World War II; #Manitowoc Shipbuilding Co.; #Manitowoc, Wisc.; #floating dry dock; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #cruiser; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #Subic Bay; #depth charge; #Indochina; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Mare Island; #Suez Crisis; #Naval Register; #Hellenic Navy; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Balao-class submarines of the Hellenic Navy
 * USS Harding; #United States Navy; #Seth Harding; #destroyer; #destroyer; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Harding (DD-625); #Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding Corporation; #dual purpose gun; #machinegun; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #Oerlikon 20 mm cannon; #torpedo tube; #Mark 15 torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Seth Harding; #Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding Corp.; #Lieutenant Commander; #antisubmarine; #invasion of Normandy; #machine gun; #Pointe du Hoc; #E-boat; #starshell; #destroyer minesweeper; #Panama Canal Zone; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #amphibious assault; #kamikaze; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Gleaves-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Harding (DD-91); #Seth Harding; #Wickes class destroyer; #torpedo tube; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Seth Harding; #Curtiss NC; #seaplane; #seaplane tender; #naval aviator; #Naval Air Station Pensacola; #United States Navy; #4"/50 caliber gun; #.30 caliber; #machine gun; #Curtis steam turbine; #Seth Harding; #United States Atlantic Fleet; #Woodrow Wilson; #Versailles Conference; #Curtiss NC; #seaplane; #NC-4; #World War I; #seaplane tender; #aircraft carrier; #naval aviation; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Charleston Navy Yard; #Pensacola Naval Air Station; #battleship; #Department of the Navy; #Washington, D.C.; #Naval Institute Press; #Naval Institute Press; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1918 ships
 * USS Harjurand (ARS-31); #rescue and salvage ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #SS Olesa; #Barcelona, Spain; #SS Per Skogland; #SS Camberway; #SS Tento; #SS Marpot; #SS Harjurand; #War Shipping Administration; #Bureau of Ships; #SS Edward Luckenbach; #torpedo; #SS Gulfamerica; #SS Ashkabad; #SS Maurice Tracy; #War Shipping Administration; #Navy List; #SS Dodecanese; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Ships built in Spain; #Category:1919 ships; #Category:Unique rescue and salvage ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Harkness; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Harkness (AMCU-12); #gun mount; #machine guns; #depth charge; #U.S. Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #reconnaissance; #Pearl Harbor; #World War II; #United States; #Pearl Harbor; #Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #Atlantic Fleet Mine Force; #5th Naval District; #Guantánamo Bay; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Naval Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:YMS-1-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Harkness-class minehunters; #Category:Cold War minehunters of the United States; #Category:Survey ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Harlan County (LST-1196); #Francisco Pizarro; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Phalanx CIWS; #M2 Browning; #United States Navy; #tank landing ship; #Naval Amphibious Base Little Creek; #United States; #Falklands War; #Tank Landing Ship; #World War II; #LCVP; #LCPL; #mogas; #JP-5; #bow ramp; #stern gate; #stern gate; #helicopter; #Category:Newport-class tank landing ships; #Category:Ships built in San Diego, California; #Category:1971 ships; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Kentucky-related ships; #Category:Newport-class tank landing ships of the Spanish Navy; #Category:Active amphibious warfare vessels of Spain
 * USS Harlan R. Dickson (DD-708); #Allen M. Sumner class destroyer; #torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer; #Paul G. Osier; #Cape Kennedy; #NATO; #Cuban missile crisis; #Khargex VI; #Navy List; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Allen M. Sumner-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Harlequin (AM-365); #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #Mexican Navy; #Naval Institute Press; #Bofors 40 mm; #Depth charge; #Mexican Navy; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Mexican Navy; #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #USNR; #Navy List; #Mexican Navy; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers of the Mexican Navy; #Category:Active naval ships of Mexico
 * USS Harmon; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Harmon (DE-678); #Leonard Roy Harmon; #United States Navy; #Leonard Roy Harmon; #Navy Cross; #battle of Guadalcanal; #Charles Alston; #Iwo Jima; #Mare Island; #Navy List; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts
 * USS Harnett County (LST-821); #South Vietnam; #helicopter; #gunship; #battle star; #Navy Unit Commendation; #LCVP; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Vietnam War; #Republic of Vietnam Navy; #Subic Bay; #fall of Saigon; #Spratly Islands; #battle star; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:Ships built in Indiana; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Republic of Vietnam Navy; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Philippine Navy; #Category:United States Navy North Carolina-related ships; #Category:Harnett County, North Carolina
 * USS Harold C. Thomas (DE-21); #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #battle star; #dual purpose gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #submarines; #United States; #battle stars; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Royal Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #Pearl Harbor; #Abemama; #flagship; #Eniwetok; #Marshall Islands; #anti-submarine; #destroyer escort; #cargo ships; #submarine; #Pearl Harbor; #flying boat; #submarine; #Combat Action Ribbon; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #service star; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer escort; #Destroyer; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Harold E. Holt (FF-1074); #Harold Holt; #Sonar; #Towed array sonar; #ASROC; #Harpoon missile; #Mark 46 torpedo; #Sea Sparrow; #SH-2 Seasprite; #Knox class frigate; #Australian Prime Minister; #Harold Holt; #RIMPAC; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Mayaguez incident; #Category:Knox-class frigates; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1969 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Harold J. Ellison; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Harold J. Ellison (DD-864); #Harold John Ellison; #U.S. Navy; #Navy Cross recipient; #5"/38 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Harold John Ellison; #Battle of Midway; #destroyer escort; #submarine; #Suez crisis; #aircraft carrier; #heavy cruiser; #Camille Chamoun; #Fleet Rehabilitation and Modernization; #New York Naval Shipyard; #Yankee Station; #naval gunfire support; #Vietnam War; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Pakistan Navy; #Category:Alamgir-class destroyers
 * USS Harold J. Ellison (DE-545); #Harold John Ellison; #U.S. Navy; #Navy Cross; #Boston Navy Yard; #World War II; #United States Navy; #destroyer escort; #Boston Navy Yard; #destroyer; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships
 * USS Harpers Ferry (LSD-49); #Harpers Ferry, West Virginia; #Avondale Shipyards; #Landing Craft Air Cushion; #Phalanx CIWS; #machine gun; #lead ship; #landing ship dock; #United States Navy; #warship; #arsenal; #Japan; #U.S. Navy; #Japan; #United States; #Avondale Shipyards; #COMMLOC; #Japan; #expeditionary strike group; #guided-missile destroyer; #The Times Online; #Task Group; #U.S. Pacific Command; #Pangasinan province; #Philippine Daily Inquirer; #Korea Times; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Subic Bay; #Category:Harpers Ferry-class dock landing ships; #Category:Active amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy West Virginia-related ships; #Category:Jefferson County, West Virginia; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:1993 ships
 * USS Harrier (AM-366); #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #Busch Sulzer; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #Oerlikon 20 mm cannon; #Depth charge; #Depth charge; #United States Navy; #Willamette Iron and Steel Works; #Naval Register; #Sea Scope; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Cold War minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Harris (APA-2); #United States Marine Corps; #World War II; #World War II; #lead ship; #American Orient Lines; #American Mail Lines; #troopship; #Pearl Harbor; #Wallis Island; #North Africa; #flagship; #Tarawa; #Japan; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Guadalcanal; #Ulithi; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #destroyer; #Huan Gulf; #Taku Bar; #Category:Design 1029 ships; #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:1921 ships; #Category:Harris-class attack transports; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States
 * USS Harrison; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Harrison (1761); #Virginia House of Burgesses; #Schooner; #schooner; #George Washington; #American Revolution; #Continental Army; #Continental Navy; #American Revolution; #Category:Ships of the Continental Navy; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:1761 ships
 * USS Harrison (DD-573); #Napoleon Harrison; #torpedo; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Napoleon Harrison; #Panama Canal Zone; #Pearl Harbor; #dive bomber; #torpedo plane; #battleship; #southwest Pacific; #Port Purvis; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Eniwetok; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Ulithi; #Marc Mitscher; #Fast Carrier Task Force; #kamikaze; #cruiser; #submarine; #Suruga Wan; #Navy Day; #battle star; #Mexican Navy; #Cuauhtémoc; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the Mexican Navy
 * USS Harry E. Hubbard (DD-748); #Harry Hubbard; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #Oerlikon 20 mm cannon; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Commander; #Harry Hubbard; #Guadalcanal campaign; #Pearl Harbor; #kamikaze; #Japan; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #underwater explosion; #Chinese Nationalist; #Tachen Islands; #Suez Crisis; #Dwight D. Eisenhower; #Gulf of Tonkin Incident; #torpedo boats; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Secretary of the Navy; #Paul Nitze; #Viet Cong; #battle stars; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Allen M. Sumner-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Harry E. Yarnell (CG-17); #Harry E. Yarnell; #Leahy class cruiser; #ASROC; #guided missile; #cruiser; #United States Navy; #Harry E. Yarnell; #guided missile; #frigate; #Boston Naval Shipyard; #RIM-2 Terrier; #surface-to-air missile; #ASROC; #torpedo; #submarine; #Naval Station Norfolk; #NATO; #Soviet Union; #Marjorie Sterrett Battleship Fund Award; #RGM-84 Harpoon; #CIWS; #USS Kauffman (FFG-59); #BALTOPS; #U.S. Naval Forces Europe; #Category:Leahy-class cruisers; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1961 ships; #Category:Cold War cruisers of the United States
 * USS Harry F. Bauer (DM-26); #destroyer minelayer; #United States Navy; #Harry F. Bauer; #destroyer; #minelayer; #Robert M. Morgenthau; #Pearl Harbor; #Richmond K. Turner; #Ulithi; #Battle of Okinawa; #Japan; #torpedo; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Category:Robert H. Smith-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Harry L. Corl (APD-108); #Harry L. Corl; #U.S. Navy; #Navy Cross; #destroyer escort; #high-speed transport; #destroyer escort; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #destroyer escort; #sister; #Harry L. Corl; #high-speed transport; #Lieutenant; #World War II; #weather station; #Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky; #Soviet Union; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Navy List; #Republic of Korea Navy; #Category:Crosley-class high speed transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:United States Navy Michigan-related ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Republic of Korea Navy
 * USS Harry L. Glucksman (MSS-1); #Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation; #United States Navy; #Vietnam War; #Liberty ship; #Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation; #World War II; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #American Shipbuilding; #pilot house; #List of mine warfare vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Georgia (U.S. state); #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy
 * USS Harry Lee (APA-10); #battle star; #World War II; #attack transport; #attack transport; #US Navy; #World War II; #Pacific War; #battle stars; #American Export Lines; #Tietjen and Lang Dry Dock; #U.S. Marine; #World War II; #landing craft; #Scoglitti; #prisoners of war; #United States; #Tarawa; #submarine; #Pearl Harbor; #Pearl Harbor; #Marshall Islands; #Guadalcanal; #Guadalcanal; #Agat, Guam; #Eniwetok; #Pearl Harbor; #Seeadler Harbor; #task force; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #United States; #Operation Magic Carpet; #Tarsus (ship); #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #Reserve Fleet; #battle stars; #World War II; #List of United States Navy ships; #American Export Lines; #Category:Passenger ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1930 ships; #Category:Unique transports of the United States Navy; #Category:Attack transports of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Harry S. Truman (CVN-75); #Harry S. Truman; #The Buck Stops Here; #Naval Institute Press; #United States Navy; #Harry S. Truman; #Naval Station Norfolk; #Thomas Otterbein; #Bill Clinton; #Ike Skelton; #Mel Carnahan; #William Cohen; #Secretary of the Navy; #flagship; #Carrier Strike Group Ten; #Operation Deny Flight; #NATO; #potable water; #Phalanx CIWS; #Sea Sparrow; #Battenberg Cup; #Marjorie Sterrett Battleship Fund Award; #U.S. Atlantic Fleet; #Stan Arthur; #World War I; #Naval Station Norfolk; #Bill Clinton; #Ike Skelton; #Mel Carnahan; #Thomas Otterbein; #Secretary of Defense; #William Cohen; #Secretary of the Navy; #John H. Dalton; #flight deck; #Carrier Air Wing 3; #Operation Southern Watch; #surface-to-air missile; #Souda Bay; #Exercise Summer Pulse; #Carrier Strike Group Ten; #Carrier Air Wing 3; #JRB New Orleans; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #E-2C Hawkeye; #Naval Station Mayport; #Commander, Naval Air Force U.S. Atlantic Fleet; #Battle Effectiveness Award; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #X-47B; #U.S. Department of Defense; #Carrier Strike Group Ten; #Naval Station Norfolk; #List of aircraft carriers of the United States Navy; #List of military aircraft of the United States (naval); #List of US Naval aircraft; #List of United States Navy aircraft squadrons; #Modern United States Navy carrier air operations; #Naval aviation; #United States Naval Aviator; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Category:Nimitz-class aircraft carriers; #Category:1996 ships; #Category:Active aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Missouri-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia; #Category:Carrier Strike Group Ten
 * USS Harry W. Hill (DD-986); #Harry W. Hill; #Harry W. Hill; #Gulf War; #List of United States Navy destroyers; #Category:Spruance-class destroyers; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:1978 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Hart; #United States Navy; #War of 1812; #John E. Hart; #Patrick H. Hart; #Battle of Midway; #destroyer; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Hart (DD-110); #John E. Hart; #Wickes class destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #John E. Hart; #minelayer; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Asiatic Fleet; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:Wickes-class destroyer minelayers
 * USS Hart (DD-594); #Patrick H. Hart; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Fletcher class destroyer; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant; #Patrick H. Hart; #Navy Cross; #Battle of Midway; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #close air support; #Japan; #starshell; #Major General; #Douglas MacArthur; #Subic Bay; #Japan; #North China Force; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Hartford; #United States Navy; #sloop-of-war; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Hartford (1858); #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Boston Navy Yard; #Sloop-of-war; #Dahlgren gun; #Parrott rifle; #sloop-of-war; #United States Navy; #Boston Navy Yard; #American Civil War; #David G. Farragut; #Battle of Mobile Bay; #East India Squadron; #Orient; #flagship; #John Elliott Ward; #American Civil War; #Delaware Capes; #flagship; #David G. Farragut; #West Gulf Blockading Squadron; #blockade; #Gideon Welles; #Ship Island, Mississippi; #David Dixon Porter; #ironclad; #Louisiana Navy; #Confederate River Defense Fleet; #Henry H. Bell; #Confederate River Defense Fleet; #Abraham Lincoln; #Western Flotilla; #Mississippi Squadron; #Ulysses S. Grant; #Franklin Buchanan; #Medal of Honor; #Bartholomew Diggins; #Richard D. Dunphy; #James R. Garrison; #Charles Melville; #William A. Stanley; #Asiatic Squadron; #Medal of Honor; #Stephen B. Luce; #North Atlantic Station; #U.S. Navy Museum; #Washington, D.C.; #Fort Gaines (Alabama); #Washington, D.C.; #USS Olympia; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #U.S. Navy Museum; #Washington, D.C.; #National Civil War Naval Museum at Port Columbus; #University of Hartford; #Fort Gaines (Alabama); #Dauphin Island, Alabama, United States; #Parrott rifle; #Freeport, New York; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Tredegar Iron Works; #Petoskey, Michigan; #Gaylord, Michigan; #figurehead; #billethead; #trailboard; #Mariners' Museum; #Admiral Farragut Academy; #Washington Navy Yard; #ship's bell; #hatch cover; #Blockade runners of the American Civil War; #United States Army Center of Military History; #United States Army Center of Military History; #United States Army Center of Military History; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Hartford, Connecticut; #Category:United States Navy Connecticut-related ships; #Category:1858 ships
 * USS Hartford (SSN-768); #Secretary of the Navy; #Sean O'Keefe; #Secretary of the Navy; #Sean O'Keefe; #La Maddalena; #Bellona Foundation; #amphibious transport dock; #US Fifth Fleet; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:Los Angeles-class submarines; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States submarine accidents; #Category:Maritime incidents in 2009; #Category:United States Navy Connecticut-related ships; #Category:1993 ships; #Category:Active submarines of the United States
 * USS Hartford and USS New Orleans collision; #Ship collision; #United States Navy; #Musandam; #exclave; #The Hartford Courant; #Military Times; #periscope; #Navy Times; #ballast tank; #Chief of the Boat; #Military Times; #Naval Information Operations Command; #Military Times; #Military Times; #complacency; #Military Times; #iPod; #Category:United States submarine accidents; #Category:Maritime incidents in 2009; #Category:Strait of Hormuz
 * USS Hartford grounding; #United States Navy; #La Maddalena; #La Maddalena; #Ring laser gyroscope; #anechoic tiles; #sonar; #Naval Station Norfolk; #Category:Maritime incidents in 2003; #Category:United States submarine accidents
 * USS Hartley; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Hartley (DE-1029); #New York Shipbuilding Company; #Guatape; #De Laval; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Mark 46 torpedo; #United States Navy; #Henry Hartley; #Deep Sea Diving School; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #World War II; #Wake Island; #Iwo Jima; #Haha Jima; #New York Shipbuilding Company; #USS Wasp (CVS-18); #Monroe Shipyard; #sonar; #Cuban Missile Crisis; #naval blockade; #Cold War; #Boston Naval Shipyard; #Guantánamo Bay; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Arab States; #Guatape; #Category:Dealey-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1956 ships; #Category:Cold War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Colombian Navy; #Category:Frigates of the Colombian Navy; #Category:Museum ships in Colombia
 * USS Harvard; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Harvard (1888); #Inman Line; #United States Navy; #auxiliary cruiser; #Spanish-American War; #schooner; #Inman Line; #Spanish-American War; #C. S. Cotton; #Saint-Pierre, Martinique; #St. Nicholas Mole; #Haiti; #Winfield Scott Schley; #Altares; #William T. Sampson; #New York Navy Yard; #troop transport; #Claude C. Bloch; #American Expeditionary Force; #Polish Navigation Company; #Category:World War I transports of the United States; #Category:1888 ships; #Category:Clyde-built ships; #Category:Spanish–American War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Harvard (SP-209); #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #patrol craft; #submarine; #U.S. Navy; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Category:Steam yachts; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1904 ships
 * USS Harveson (DE-316); #Harold Aloysius Harveson; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #USCG; #U.S. Coast Guard; #Northern Ireland; #V-E Day; #CortDiv; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #Hiro; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #radar picket; #radar; #United States; #antisubmarine; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:Shipwrecks of the California coast
 * USS Harvest Moon (1863); #Boston Navy Yard; #howitzers; #gunboat; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Boston Navy Yard; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #John A. Dahlgren; #flagship; #Washington Navy Yard; #Tybee Island; #Winyah Bay; #fathoms; #Winyah Bay; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Confederate States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1863 ships; #Category:Shipwrecks of the American Civil War; #Category:Ships sunk by mines
 * USS Harvey C. Barnum Jr.; #Harvey C. Barnum Jr.; #vertical launch system; #BGM-109 Tomahawk; #RUM-139 VL-Asroc; #Phalanx CIWS; #SH-60 Sea Hawk; #Harvey C. Barnum Jr.; #United States Marine Corps; #Medal of Honor; #Vietnam War; #Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Navy (Reserve Affairs); #United States Navy; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Arleigh Burke-class destroyers
 * USS Harwood (DD-861); #5"/38 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Commander; #Bruce L. Harwood; #Navy Cross; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #Fleet Rehabilitation and Modernization; #New York Naval Shipyard; #Naval Vessel Register; #Turkish Navy; #Turkish invasion of Cyprus; #Friendly fire; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Turkish Navy; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the Turkish Navy; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Mediterranean; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1974; #Category:Friendly fire incidents; #Category:Ships sunk by aircraft; #Category:Turkish invasion of Cyprus; #Category:Wars involving Cyprus
 * USS Haskell (APA-117); #Battle star; #lead ship; #attack transport; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Victory ship; #California Shipbuilding Corp.; #11th Naval District; #Finschafen, New Guinea; #Mios Woendi; #Noemfoor Island; #Japen Island; #Subic Bay; #Eniwetok; #Pearl Harbor; #Guadalcanal; #prisoners of war; #Ulithi; #5th Air Force; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Alberti Equipment, Incorporated; #Category:Victory ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:Haskell-class attack transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Troop ships; #Category:United States Navy Kansas-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Oklahoma-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Texas-related ships; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Hassayampa (AO-145); #United States Navy; #United States Merchant Marine; #First Gulf War; #Suisun Bay Reserve Fleet; #Great White Fleet; #Pearl Harbor; #Battle of Coral Sea; #guided missile destroyer; #Subic Bay; #Malaysia; #South Vietnamese Navy; #Operation Market Time; #Ho Chi Minh Trail; #landing helicopter dock; #minesweeper; #heavy cruiser; #Elmo R. Zumwalt, Jr.; #Military Sealift Command; #submarine; #United States Coast Guard; #Korean Air Lines Flight 007; #Operation Earnest Will; #Operation Nimble Archer; #Operation Praying Mantis; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Mare Island; #All Star Medals; #Combat Action Ribbon; #Joint Meritorious Unit Award; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Navy Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Navy Battle "E" Ribbon; #Navy Expeditionary Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Vietnam Service Medal; #Southwest Asia Service Medal; #Humanitarian Service Medal; #Republic of Vietnam Gallantry Cross Unit Citation; #Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal; #Kuwait Liberation Medal (Kuwait); #Category:Neosho-class oilers; #Category:1953 ships; #Category:Ships built in Camden, New Jersey; #Category:Ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Haste (PG-92); #Pennant number; #US Navy; #Patrol boat; #gun mounts; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Coast Guard; #US Navy; #U-boat; #List of United States Navy ships; #Patrol boat; #Category:World War II naval ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Canada; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Hastings (1860); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #Monongahela, Pennsylvania; #commanding officer; #David Dixon Porter; #Union Army; #William Tecumseh Sherman; #Third Battle of Chattanooga; #Thomas Kilby Smith; #Grand Ecore, Louisiana; #Battle of Pleasant Hill; #Red River Campaign; #Fort Pillow; #flagship; #Mississippi Squadron; #Frederick Steele; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1860 ships
 * USS Hatak (YTB-219); #Greenport Basin and Construction Company; #Long Island, NY; #machine gun; #Greenport Basin and Construction Company; #5th Naval District; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Hatfield (DD-231); #National Metal and Steel Corporation; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant; #Warren G. Harding; #Scouting Fleet; #Calvin Coolidge; #Haiti; #Pan-American Conference; #Neutrality Patrol; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #Port Angeles, Washington; #National Metal and Steel Corporation; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1919 ships
 * USS Hatteras; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Hatteras (1861); #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #Union blockade; #Confederate States of America; #Harlan and Hollingsworth; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Anaconda Plan; #Cedar Key, Florida; #blockade runner; #turpentine; #Florida Railroad; #garrison; #commanding officer; #Gulf Blockading Squadron; #Berwick, Louisiana; #sloop; #brig; #David Farragut; #Homer C. Blake; #Raphael Semmes; #Port Royal, Jamaica; #commissioning pennant; #Texas Historical Commission; #Texas A&M University at Galveston; #Minerals Management Service; #American Civil War; #Union Navy; #Confederate States Navy; #Naval Historical Center; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:National Register of Historic Places in Galveston County, Texas; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Gulf of Mexico; #Category:Shipwrecks of the American Civil War; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1863; #Category:1861 ships
 * USS Hatteras (AVP-42); #Hatteras Inlet; #Lake Washington Shipyard; #seaplane tender; #Radar; #sonar; #caliber; #depth charge; #seaplane; #United States Navy; #seaplane tender; #Lake Washington Shipyard; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Barnegat-class seaplane tenders; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:United States Navy North Carolina-related ships
 * USS Hatteras (ID-2142); #Bethlehem Shipbuilding; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #Bethlehem Shipbuilding; #U.S. Navy; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:United States Navy North Carolina-related ships; #Category:1917 ships; #Category:Standard World War I ships; #Category:Steamships of the United States; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I cargo ships of the United States; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Haven (AH-12); #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Service Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Korean Service Medal; #United Nations Service Medal; #Republic of Korea War Service Medal; #MEDEVAC; #World War II; #Operation Crossroads; #Korean War; #Pearl Harbor; #Operation Crossroads; #Korean War; #Japan; #French Indochina; #battle star; #Hennesey; #Type C4 ship; #Union Carbide; #United States Navy; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Haven-class hospital ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Haverfield (DE-393); #James Wallace Haverfield; #destroyer escort; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #Pearl Harbor; #U-boats; #corvette; #U-575; #Nazi; #submarine; #Moroccan Sea Frontier; #U-1224; #torpedo; #Pearl Harbor; #radar picket; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #radar; #flagship; #CortRon; #Operation Cosmos; #Dwight D. Eisenhower; #goodwill tour; #bathyscaphe; #Mariana Trench; #antisubmarine; #U.S. 7th Fleet; #Typhoon Karen; #South Vietnam; #Operation Market Time; #North Vietnam; #Viet Cong; #Cổ Chiên River; #South Vietnam; #recoilless rifles; #machine guns; #Phu Quoc; #Navy list; #Kaoshiung; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer escort; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Hawaii; #Category:United States Navy ship names; #Category:United States Navy Hawaii-related ships
 * USS Hawaii (CB-3); #cruiser; #floatplane; #United States Navy; #insular area; #aircraft carrier; #command ship; #London Naval Treaty; #Design B-65 cruiser; #floatplane; #aircraft catapult; #gun turret; #dual-purpose gun; #armored belt; #World War II; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #short-range ballistic missile; #SSM-N-2 Triton; #cruise missile; #UGM-27 Polaris; #5"/54 caliber gun; #3"/50 caliber gun; #radar; #AN/SPS-2; #AN/SPS-8; #surface-to-air missile; #anti-submarine weapon; #Naval Vessel Register; #Boston Metals Company; #Category:Alaska-class cruisers; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Hawaii-related ships; #Category:1945 ships
 * USS Hawaii (SSN-776); #S9G reactor; #United States Navy; #Linda Lingle; #Pearl Harbor; #Military Times; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Virginia-class submarines; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Hawaii-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:2006 ships; #Category:Active submarines of the United States
 * USS Hawes (FFG-53); #Richard E. Hawes; #AN/SLQ-32; #frigate; #Richard E. Hawes; #Navy Cross; #submarine; #Charlestown Navy Yard; #Navy Week; #Category:1984 ships; #Category:Gulf War ships of the United States; #Category:Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigates of the United States Navy
 * USS Hawk; #United States Navy; #hawk; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Hawk (AM-133); #Cooper Bessemer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Bethlehem Shipbuilding; #1st Naval District; #minesweeping; #Navy Register; #Category:Hawk-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1937 ships
 * USS Hawk (AMS-17); #Iwo Jima; #hawk; #battle star; #World War II; #8-268A; #Snow and Knobstedt; #gun mount; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #Iwo Jima; #machine gun; #Japanese Instrument of Surrender; #United States Navy; #minesweeping; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle stars; #World War II; #Category:YMS-1-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Training ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Cold War minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Hawk (IX-14); #Fleming & Ferguson; #Fleming & Ferguson; #Henry L. Pierce; #United States Navy; #Spanish-American War; #Ohio Naval Militia; #9th Naval District; #Michigan City, Indiana; #Henry Lillie Pierce; #John S. Johnston; #Category:Clyde-built ships; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:1891 ships; #Category:Spanish–American War naval ships of the United States
 * USS Hawkbill; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Hawkbill (SS-366); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #hawksbill; #Manitowoc Shipbuilding Co.; #Manitowoc, Wisc.; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #destroyer; #Lombok Strait; #Malay Barrier; #B-24; #Kangean Islands; #minelayer; #Subic Bay; #depth charge; #Australian Army; #commando; #Terampha Town; #Anambas Islands; #Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #World War II; #Navy Unit Commendation; #GUPPY IB; #Royal Netherlands Navy; #sealion; #NATO; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Royal Netherlands Navy; #Category:Walrus-class submarines (1953)
 * USS Hawkbill (SSN-666); #hawksbill; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #attack submarine; #torpedo tube; #attack submarine; #United States Navy; #hawksbill; #Book of Revelation; #number of the beast; #Devil; #Antichrist; #Mare Island; #San Francisco Bay Naval Shipyard; #Vice Admiral; #Bernard F. Roeder; #United States First Fleet; #Commander; #reactor core; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Naval Submarine Base Bangor; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #Subic Bay; #polar ice cap; #Chinhae; #Naval Vessel Register; #Idaho Science Center; #Category:Sturgeon-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1969 ships
 * USS Hawkins (DD-873); #William D. Hawkins; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #William Deane Hawkins; #Pearl Harbor; #Pacific War; #Eniwetok; #Japan; #Iwo Jima; #United States; #Gibraltar; #U.S. Atlantic Fleet; #NATO; #Korean War; #Suez crisis; #Cape Kennedy; #Polaris missile; #USS Alexander Hamilton (SSBN-617); #USS Andrew Jackson (SSBN-619); #Navy List; #Republic of China Navy; #battle star; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Chao Yang-class destroyers
 * USS Hayler (DD-997); #Robert W. Hayler; #Spruance class destroyer; #AN/SPS-49; #AN/SPG-60; #fire control radar; #AN/SPS-55; #AN/SPQ-9; #AN/SPS-65; #AN/SQS-53; #Active sonar; #AN/SQR-19; #Passive sonar; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Robert W. Hayler; #SH-3 Sea King; #SH-60 Seahawk; #SH-2 Seasprite; #COMMLOC; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #Naval Vessel Register; #Navy Cross; #Medal of Honor; #World War II; #List of United States Navy destroyers; #Category:Spruance-class destroyers; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:1982 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Haynsworth (DD-700); #Allen M. Sumner class destroyer; #torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Commander; #William M. Haynsworth, Jr.; #Winston Churchill; #Panama Canal Zone; #Pearl Harbor; #Vice Admiral; #Fast Carrier Task Force; #Ulithi; #Admiral; #Marc Mitscher; #Korean War; #Herbert F. Rommel; #Suez crisis; #Egypt; #Operation Inland Seas; #St. Lawrence Seaway; #Walter Schirra; #Cuban Missile Crisis; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #battle star; #World War Two Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Category:Allen M. Sumner-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy South Carolina-related ships; #Category:Lo Yang-class destroyers; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean
 * USS Hayter (DE-212); #Charleston Navy Yard; #3"/50 caliber gun; #1.1"/75 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant Commander; #Hubert M. Hayter; #cruiser; #Battle of Tassafaronga; #Navy Cross; #Charleston Navy Yard; #Lieutenant Commander; #Casco, Maine; #anti-submarine; #depth charge; #torpedo; #U-boat; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #South Korean Navy; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Charles Lawrence-class high speed transports; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Republic of Korea Navy; #Category:Ships built in South Carolina; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Hazard (AM-240); #3"/50 caliber gun; #Oerlikon 20 mm cannon; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #Depth charge; #Depth charge; #Battle star; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Winslow Marine Railway and Shipbuilding Corporation; #Winslow, Washington; #anti-submarine warfare; #patrol; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #anti-submarine; #Japan; #United States; #A-4 Skyhawk; #A-7 Corsair II; #helicopter; #East Omaha; #battle star; #World War II; #Great Flood of 1993; #List of Admirable class minesweepers; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Museum ships in Nebraska; #Category:National Historic Landmarks in Nebraska; #Category:National Register of Historic Places in Omaha, Nebraska; #Category:Ships on the National Register of Historic Places in Nebraska; #Category:Museums in Omaha, Nebraska; #Category:Military and war museums in Nebraska
 * USS Hazel; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Hazel (AN-29); #hazelnut; #American Shipbuilding Company; #net laying ship; #gun mount; #net laying ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #anti-submarine net; #American Shipbuilding Company; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #Panama Canal Zone; #Coco Solo; #15th Naval District; #Navy List; #Category:Aloe-class net laying ships; #Category:Ships built in Ohio; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:World War II net laying ships of the United States
 * USS Hazel (SP-1207); #Chincoteague, Virginia; #Chincoteague, Virginia; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #patrol craft; #Chincoteague, Virginia; #5th Naval District; #patrol craft; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Hazelwood; #United States Navy; #John Hazelwood; #Continental Navy; #destroyer; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Hazelwood (DD-107); #John Hazelwood; #Wickes class destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #John Hazelwood; #USS Hazelwood (DD-531); #Marian L. Neitzel; #A. A. Corwin; #Gibraltar; #Learner and Rosenthal; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1918 ships
 * USS Hazelwood (DD-531); #John Hazelwood; #World War II; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #John Hazelwood; #Continental Navy; #Commander; #Hunter Wood, Jr.; #Pearl Harbor; #Rear Admiral; #C. A. Pownall; #A. E. Montgomery; #Wake Island; #Japan; #Vice Admiral; #Raymond A. Spruance; #Havannah Harbor; #Marshall Islands; #Ungalabu Harbor; #Seeadler Harbor; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #kamikaze; #Ulithi; #Indochina; #Iwo Jima; #V. P. Douw; #C. M. Locke; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #R. M. Niles; #Korean War; #Suez Crisis; #Russia; #Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Hazleton (SP-1770); #Great Lakes Boat Building Corporation; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Great Lakes Boat Building Corporation; #section patrol; #World War I; #Naval Coast Defense Reserve; #Coxswain; #2nd Naval District; #dispatch boat; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1917 ships
 * USS Healy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Healy (DD-672); #Howard R. Healy; #Federal Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.; #Fletcher class destroyer; #torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Commander; #Howard R. Healy; #Battle of the Coral Sea; #Federal Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.; #New York Navy Yard; #Pearl Harbor; #Task Force 58; #Vice Admiral; #Marc Mitscher; #Gilberts; #Ulithi; #Tanahmerah Bay; #Eniwetok; #Richmond Kelly Turner; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #submarine; #Japan; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #William F. Halsey; #Rear Admiral; #Frederick C. Sherman; #Takeo Kurita; #Battle of Surigao Strait; #Battle off Samar; #Jisaburo Ozawa; #Iwo Jima; #Egypt; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Heath Hen (AMc-6); #Fairhaven, Massachusetts; #Coastal minesweeper; #A. D. Storey; #Fairhaven, Massachusetts; #United States Navy; #coastal minesweeper; #5th Naval District; #Category:Merchant ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1936 ships; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Hebe (SP-966); #Patrol vessel; #machine gun; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #section patrol; #World War I; #New York Navy Yard; #USNRF; #3rd Naval District; #Great South Bay; #Fire Island; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1912 ships
 * USS Hecla; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Hecla (1846); #brig; #brig; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant; #Isla de Sacrificios; #First Battle of Tuxpan; #Bar of Santander; #patrol vessel; #United States; #Category:Brigs of the United States Navy; #Category:Mexican–American War ships of the United States; #Category:1846 ships
 * USS Hector; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Hector (AC-7); #Cavite Navy Yard; #submarine; #Hector; #Maryland Steel Company; #United States Navy; #USS Mars (AC-6); #Maryland Steel Company; #Guantánamo Bay; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Category:Colliers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Atlantic Ocean; #Category:1909 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1916
 * USS Hector (AR-7); #Hector; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Humanitarian Service Medal; #Scrapped; #United States Navy; #Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #landing craft; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Japan; #submarine; #United States; #WestPac; #Korean War; #Inchon Invasion; #United States; #flagship; #People to People; #Subic Bay; #Operation New Life; #Subic Bay; #Category:Vulcan-class repair ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Hecuba (AKS-12); #gun mount; #general stores issue ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Liberty ship; #Delta Shipbuilding; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Leyte; #Pearl Harbor; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Category:Liberty ships; #Category:Acubens-class general stores issue ships; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Heed (AM-100); #General Engineering & Dry Dock Company; #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #battle star; #Korean War; #Naval Vessel Register; #General Engineering & Dry Dock Company; #Pearl Harbor; #Richard L. Conolly; #Marshall Islands; #Ulithi; #United States; #Eniwetok; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #battle stars; #World War II; #Reserve Fleet; #Navy List; #Category:Auk-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Alameda, California; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Heermann (DD-532); #Lewis Heermann; #United States Pacific Fleet; #Operation Galvanic; #Landing on Emirau; #Mariana and Palau Islands campaign; #Battle off Samar; #Battle of Iwo Jima; #Presidential Unit Citation (United States); #Presidential Unit Citation (Philippines); #Battle star; #World War II; #United States Navy; #Lewis Heermann; #Lieutenant; #Commander; #Operation Galvanic; #Rear Admiral; #Harry W. Hill; #Pearl Harbor; #Richmond K. Turner; #Japtan; #Parry Island; #Fangelawa Bay; #William Sample; #Seeadler Harbor; #Thomas L. Sprague; #Clifton Sprague; #Takeo Kurita; #heavy cruiser; #Felix Stump; #Battle of Iwo Jima; #Minami Daito Jima; #Japanese submarine I-56; #Douglas MacArthur; #Chester Nimitz; #Iwo Jima; #Egypt; #Grace Kelly; #Italian Navy; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of Argentina
 * USS Helen Baughman (SP-1292); #schooner; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #schooner; #section patrol; #World War I; #5th Naval District; #Herring Bay; #Tangier Sound; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maryland; #Category:1894 ships
 * USS Helen Euphane (SP-403); #E. J. Tull; #fishing boat; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #fishing boat; #E. J. Tull; #Eubank Tankard Company; #section patrol; #World War I; #commanding officer; #Lieutenant, junior grade; #USNRF; #5th Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pocomoke City, Maryland; #Category:1902 ships
 * USS Helena; #United States Navy; #gunboat; #light cruiser; #heavy cruiser; #attack submarine; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Helena (CA-75); #United States of America; #8"/55 caliber gun; #5"/38 caliber gun; #heavy cruiser; #United States Navy; #light cruiser; #World War II; #Navy Day; #H. Kent Hewitt; #flagship; #United States; #helicopter; #Naval Reserve Officers' Training Corps; #Operation Miki; #United States Army; #Japan; #United States Seventh Fleet; #Joint Chiefs of Staff; #Korean War; #Pearl Harbor; #marshalling yard; #Tanchon; #Samchok; #Rashin; #Republic of Korea Army; #Syngman Rhee; #Task Force 95; #Hamhung; #Korean War; #Iwo Jima; #Arthur W. Radford; #Dwight D. Eisenhower; #Tachen Islands; #Keelung, Taiwan; #Taiwan National Defense College; #Quemoy Island; #Hoi Wong; #Bombay Reef; #Operation Blue Star; #American Ordnance Association; #Secretary of the Navy; #Exercise Tail Wind; #Exercise Covered Wagon; #Chief of Naval Operations; #Naval War College; #Long Beach Naval Shipyard; #Korean Service Medal; #Category:Baltimore-class cruisers; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Cold War cruisers of the United States; #Category:Korean War cruisers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Montana-related ships
 * USS Helena (CL-113); #light cruiser; #light cruiser; #United States Navy; #Category:Fargo-class cruisers; #Category:World War II cruisers of the United States; #Category:Cancelled ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Montana-related ships
 * USS Helena (CL-50); #censors; #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #Battle of Kula Gulf; #light cruiser; #Radar; #dual purpose gun; #machine gun; #light cruiser; #United States Navy; #World War II; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #Pacific War; #battle of Kula Gulf; #Navy Unit Commendation; #New York Navy Yard; #Thomas J. Walsh; #Pearl Harbor; #Robert Henry English; #minelayer; #battleship; #Ford Island; #torpedo bomber; #torpedo; #battle stations; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #aircraft carrier; #Guadalcanal; #task force; #Naval Battle of Guadalcanal; #Rennell Island; #Tokyo Express; #radar; #Battle of Cape Esperance; #heavy cruiser; #destroyer; #Naval Battle of Guadalcanal; #floatplane; #submarine; #Rice Anchorage; #Kula Gulf; #Battle of Kula Gulf; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Asiatic-Pacific Area Campaign Medal; #Category:St. Louis-class cruisers (1938); #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1939 ships; #Category:World War II cruisers of the United States; #Category:Ships present during the attack on Pearl Harbor; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean; #Category:United States Navy Montana-related ships
 * USS Helena (PG-9); #Gunboat; #Spanish-American War; #Philippine-American War; #gunboat; #United States Navy; #Spanish-American War; #Agnes Belle Steele; #New York Navy Yard; #William T. Swinburne; #United States Naval Institute; #Spanish-American War; #Fort Tunas; #United States; #Philippine-American War; #Asiatic Squadron; #Cavite Province; #San Fabian; #Asiatic Station; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:1896 ships; #Category:Philippine–American War ships of the United States; #Category:Spanish–American War gunboats of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Montana-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Helena (SSN-725); #United States Navy; #torpedo; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:Los Angeles-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Montana-related ships; #Category:1986 ships; #Category:Active submarines of the United States
 * USS Helena I (SP-24); #Van Sant Brothers; #Patrol vessel; #machine gun; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Van Sant Brothers; #World War I; #7th Naval District; #Quartermaster; #patrol boat; #1919 Florida Keys Hurricane; #North Beach Basin; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:Individual yachts; #Category:Motor yachts; #Category:1906 ships; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Florida Keys; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1919
 * USS Helenita; #U.S. Navy; #USS Helenita (SP-210); #USS Helenita (YP-2230); #motor boat; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Helenita (SP-210); #World War I; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #patrol craft; #United States; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Steam yachts; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships; #Category:United States Navy New Jersey-related ships
 * USS Helenita (YP-2230); #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #patrol craft; #5th Naval District; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships
 * USS Helianthus (SP-585); #radio acoustic ranging; #Helianthus; #Herreshoff Manufacturing Company; #United States Coast and Geodetic Survey; #Patrol vessel; #patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #World War I; #United States Coast and Geodetic Survey; #Helianthus; #genus; #Herreshoff Manufacturing Company; #national ensign; #World War I; #patrol vessel; #section patrol; #2nd Naval District; #fishing vessel; #United States Coast and Geodetic Survey; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships of the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey; #Category:Survey ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Rhode Island; #Category:1912 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1918
 * USS Helios (ARB-12); #Helios; #Seneca, Illinois; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Helios; #chariot; #Seneca, Illinois; #Maryland Drydock Company; #Pearl Harbor; #Naval Vessel Register; #Brazilian Navy; #Category:Aristaeus-class repair ships; #Category:Aristaeus-class repair ships converted from LST-542-class ships; #Category:Ships built in Illinois; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships of the Brazilian Navy; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Heliotrope (1863); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #New York Navy Yard; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Potomac Flotilla; #gunboats; #Lighthouse Service; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships of the United States Lighthouse Service
 * USS Helm (DD-388); #Norfolk Navy Yard; #destroyer; #5"/38 caliber gun; #torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #P. H. Talbot; #Fleet Problem XX; #Pearl Harbor; #deperming; #Japan; #Battle of the Coral Sea; #Guadalcanal; #Gasmata; #VII Amphibious Corps; #Saidor; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Eniwetok; #Battle of Tsushima; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #Seeadler Harbor; #Formosa Air Battle; #Northern Group; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #Task Group 38.4; #Center Force; #Battle of the Sibuyan Sea; #Battle of Surigao Strait; #Task Group 38.4; #Iwo Jima; #Operation Crossroads; #Moore Dry Dock Co.; #Naval Historical Center; #Naval Historical Center; #Category:Bagley-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:1937 ships; #Category:Ships present during the attack on Pearl Harbor; #Category:Ships built in Portsmouth, Virginia
 * USS Helori (SP-181); #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #Johnson Brothers and Blanchard; #section patrol; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Johnson Brothers and Blanchard; #World War I; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #13th Naval District; #section patrol; #submarine chaser; #guardship; #section patrol; #Crowley Launch and Tugboat Company; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1911 ships
 * USS Helvetia (SP-3096); #schooner; #I. L. Snow & Company; #schooner; #Patrol vessel; #schooner; #United States Navy; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #schooner; #I. L. Snow & Company; #section patrol; #World War I; #antisubmarine; #submarine; #5th Naval District; #submarine; #antisubmarine; #torpedo; #mother ship; #United States Atlantic Fleet; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Auxiliary ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1905 ships; #Category:Three-masted ships
 * USS Hemminger (DE-746); #Pinklao; #3"/50 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #Battle of Savo Island; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #submarines; #Eniwetok; #anti-submarine; #CortDiv; #Millard F. Harmon; #Army Air Forces; #Marshall Islands; #Sakishima Gunto; #CortDiv; #Eniwetok; #Pearl Harbor; #Barranquilla; #Cadiz, Spain; #New York Naval Shipyard; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Military Assistance Program; #Royal Thai Navy; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer escort; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Royal Thai Navy
 * USS Hempstead; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Hempstead (APA-241); #Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation; #attack transport; #LCVP; #LCP; #LCP; #caliber; #antiaircraft; #United States Navy; #attack transport; #Victory Ship; #World War II; #Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Haskell-class attack transports; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships
 * USS Hempstead (AVP-43); #Hempstead Bay; #Lake Washington Shipyard; #seaplane tender; #Radar; #sonar; #caliber; #depth charge; #seaplane; #United States Navy; #seaplane tender; #Lake Washington Shipyard; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Barnegat-class seaplane tenders; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships
 * USS Henderson; #destroyer; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Henderson (AP-1); #Coco Solo; #Panama Canal Zone; #Archibald Henderson; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #battle star; #World War II; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War I; #World War II; #hospital ship; #Archibald Henderson; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Albert Gleaves; #Cruiser and Transport Force; #American Expeditionary Force; #Saint-Nazaire; #Warren G. Harding; #Sitka; #Fleet Problem III; #Panama Canal Zone; #Domain of the Golden Dragon; #International Date Line; #Pearl Harbor; #Pacific War; #Port Hueneme; #SeaBee; #General Engineering & Dry Dock Company; #Ulithi; #Japan; #Operation Crossroads; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1916 ships; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:Hospital ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Henderson (DD-785); #Lofton R. Henderson; #battle star; #Navy Unit Commendation; #5"/38 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #5"/38 caliber gun; #Mark 32 Surface Vessel Torpedo Tubes; #ASROC; #Mark 44 torpedo; #United States Navy; #United States Marine Corps; #Lofton R. Henderson; #Archibald Henderson; #escort carrier; #sonar; #submarine; #Naval Station San Diego; #Operation Highjump; #Flying Fish Channel; #Inchon Bay; #General of the Army; #Douglas MacArthur; #tour of duty; #Hŭngnam; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #SQS-23; #SPS-40; #Mk 32 torpedo launcher; #ASROC; #QH-50C DASH; #Yankee Station; #South Vietnam; #Viet Cong; #Ca Mau Peninsula; #anti-submarine warfare; #Brigadier General; #Joseph W. Stilwell, Jr.; #Subic Bay; #Japan; #Operation Ringmaster I; #SH-3 Sea King; #helicopter; #Yankee Station; #torpedo; #Tabones; #Pago Pago, American Samoa; #Combat Action Ribbon; #Operation End Sweep; #Naval Reserve Fleet; #Long Beach Naval Shipyard; #Pearl Harbor; #Portland Rose Festival; #cabin cruiser; #Pakistan Navy; #battle star; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Pakistan Navy; #Category:Alamgir-class destroyers
 * USS Hendrick Hudson; #Union Navy; #schooner; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #Confederate States of America; #Confederate States Navy; #St. Andrews Bay; #United States Department of the Navy; #prize court; #East Gulf Blockading Squadron; #St. George's Sound; #schooner; #Tampa Bay; #Union Army; #Battle of Natural Bridge; #Medal of Honor; #George Schutt; #U.S. Civil War; #Blockade runners of the American Civil War; #United States Army Center of Military History; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Captured ships; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Gulf of Mexico; #Category:1859 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1865
 * USS Hendry (APA-118); #Operation Magic Carpet; #Battle star; #US Navy; #World War II; #Victory ship; #California Shipbuilding Company; #Pearl Harbor; #Iwo Jima; #Japan; #kamikaze; #Eniwetok; #United States; #Nagoya, Japan; #Pacific war; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Union Minerals & Alloys Corporation; #battle star; #Category:Victory ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:Haskell-class attack transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Troop ships; #Category:United States Navy Florida-related ships; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Henley; #United States Navy; #John D. Henley; #destroyer; #destroyer; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Henley (DD-39); #Fore River Shipbuilding Company; #United States Coast Guard; #torpedo tube; #United States Navy; #World War I; #United States Coast Guard; #Fore River Shipbuilding Company; #W. L. Littlefield; #Atlantic Torpedo Fleet; #Tampico, Mexico; #Neutrality Patrol; #anti-submarine; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Rum Patrol; #Stapleton, New York; #Michael Flynn Inc.; #Category:Paulding-class destroyers; #Category:Monaghan-class destroyers; #Category:World War I destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships; #Category:1912 ships
 * USS Henley (DD-391); #Mare Island Navy Yard; #destroyer; #5"/38 caliber gun; #torpedo; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Quasi-War; #War of 1812; #Second Barbary War; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Pearl Harbor; #General Quarters; #Quarters for Muster; #Lieutenant; #depth charges; #midget submarine; #Wake Island; #USS Neosho; #USS Sims; #Battle of the Coral Sea; #Guadalcanal; #Finschafen; #battle stars; #Category:Ships sunk by Japanese submarines; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Solomon Sea; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1937 ships; #Category:Ships present during the attack on Pearl Harbor
 * USS Henley (DD-762); #Allen M. Sumner class destroyer; #torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Commander; #Dwight L. Moody; #U.N.; #7th Fleet; #anti-submarine warfare; #St. Lawrence Seaway; #Cuban Missile Crisis; #Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Allen M. Sumner-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Henlopen (SP-385); #fishing boat; #French Navy; #United States Navy; #fishing boat; #section patrol; #World War I; #French Navy; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Auxiliary ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Delaware; #Category:1912 ships; #Category:United States Navy Delaware-related ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the French Navy
 * USS Hennepin (AK-187); #U.S. Navy; #battle star; #Korean war; #U.S. Army; #cargo ship; #gun mount; #cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #U.S. Army; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #battle star; #Marshall Islands; #Service Squadron; #Leyte; #U.S. Army; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #Moji; #Korean War; #North Vietnam; #Operation Passage to Freedom; #Karachi, Pakistan; #Bahrain Island; #Busan, Korea; #Category:Alamosa-class cargo ships; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships of the United States Army; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Minnesota-related ships
 * USS Henrico (APA-45); #battle star; #Navy Unit Commendation; #campaign star; #Foster Wheeler; #LCVP; #LCPL; #5"/38 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #Korean War; #Cold War; #Vietnam War; #invasion of Normandy; #Omaha Beach; #Pearl Harbor; #Leyte; #kamikaze; #Operation Crossroads; #Navy Unit Commendation; #southeast Asia; #South Vietnam; #Chu Lai; #Viet Cong; #Combat Action Ribbon; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #China Service Medal; #American Area Campaign Medal; #European African Middle Eastern Campaign Medal; #Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Korean War Service Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Vietnam Service Medal; #Republic of Vietnam Gallantry Cross Unit Citation; #United Nations Service Medal; #Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal; #Republic of Korea War Service Medal; #Philippine Presidential Unit Citation; #Philippine Liberation Medal; #Category:Bayfield-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships; #Category:Henrico County, Virginia
 * USS Henry A. Wiley (DM-29); #destroyer minelayer; #United States Navy; #Henry A. Wiley; #battleship; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #Mount Suribachi; #kamikaze; #Navy Cross; #Legion of Merit; #Eniwetok; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Category:Robert H. Smith-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Henry Andrew (1847); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #commanding officer; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Wassaw Sound; #blockade runner; #Red Bluff; #Fernandina, Florida; #Mosquito Inlet; #Winyah Bay; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Virginia coast; #Category:Shipwrecks of the American Civil War; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1862; #Category:1847 ships
 * USS Henry B. Wilson (DDG-7); #Henry Braid Wilson; #AN/SPG-51; #Mk 11 missile launcher; #RIM-24 Tartar; #RIM-66 Standard; #RUR-5 ASROC; #Mark 32 Surface Vessel Torpedo Tubes; #Henry Braid Wilson; #destroyer; #Yankee Station; #naval gunfire support; #Vietnam War; #Operation Eagle Pull; #SS Mayaguez; #Cambodia; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:1959 ships; #Category:Charles F. Adams-class destroyers
 * USS Henry Brinker (1861); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #Confederate States of America; #Hatteras Inlet; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Roanoke Island; #Albemarle Sound; #Ambrose Burnside; #Albemarle Sound; #guerrilla; #reconnaissance; #Hatteras Inlet; #turpentine; #ship's tender; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1861 ships
 * USS Henry Clay (SSBN-625); #Ship-Submarine Recycling Program; #Ballistic missile submarine; #S5W reactor; #BQS-4; #torpedo tube; #Mark 48 torpedo; #ballistic missile; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Commander; #Polaris missile; #Submarine Squadron 14; #United States Atlantic Fleet; #attack submarine; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Lafayette-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Henry Clay; #Category:1962 ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Henry County; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Henry County (IX-34); #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #United States Navy; #American Ship Building Company; #Benjamin Vaughan McCandlish; #Category:Unclassified miscellaneous vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Ohio; #Category:1930 ships
 * USS Henry County (LST-824); #battle star; #campaign star; #Malaysia; #LCVP; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #China Wan; #Japan; #United States; #Operation Dominic; #Naval Vessel Register; #Malaysia; #battle star; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Indiana; #Category:United States Navy Alabama-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Georgia-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Illinois-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Indiana-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Iowa-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Kentucky-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Ohio-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Tennessee-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships of the Royal Malaysian Navy
 * USS Henry Janes (1861); #schooner; #schooner; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Union Navy; #New York Navy Yard; #David Dixon Porter; #West Gulf Blockading Squadron; #David Farragut; #Ship Island, Mississippi; #Sabine Pass; #Union Navy; #Union Navy; #Matagorda Bay; #blockade; #West Gulf Blockading Squadron; #Port Hudson; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #American Civil War; #Union Navy; #Confederate States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1861 ships
 * USS Henry L. Stimson (SSBN-655); #Henry L. Stimson; #fleet ballistic missile submarine; #ballistic missile; #torpedo tube; #fleet ballistic missile submarine; #United States Navy; #Henry L. Stimson; #Thomas J. Dodd; #Commander; #Submarine Squadron 16; #Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock; #pier; #Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Benjamin Franklin-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1965 ships
 * USS Henry M. Jackson (SSBN-730); #Henry M. Jackson; #ballistic missile submarine; #United States Navy; #ballistic missile submarine; #Salvation Army; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:Ohio-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Washington (state)-related ships; #Category:1983 ships
 * USS Henry R. Kenyon (DE-683); #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #K-gun; #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Henry R. Kenyon, Jr.; #naval aviator; #VT-8; #Battle of Midway; #Bethlehem Steel Co.; #submarine; #surrender of Japan; #Japan; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Mare Island, Calif.; #Navy Register; #K. Jack Bauer; #Stephen S. Roberts; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Henry R. Mallory (ID-1280); #Henry R. Mallory; #Mallory Lines; #United States Navy; #World War I; #United States Army; #Mallory Lines; #World War II; #War Shipping Administration; #Newport News Shipbuilding & Drydock Co.; #Henry R. Mallory; #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #quartermaster; #American Expeditionary Force; #cruiser; #destroyer; #Saint-Nazaire; #Albert Gleaves; #War Shipping Administration; #Convoy SC-118; #Naval Armed Guard; #Kriegsmarine; #U-Boats; #destroyer; #Naval Historical Center; #Category:Ocean liners; #Category:World War I passenger ships of the United States; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:Transport ships of the United States Army; #Category:World War II passenger ships of the United States; #Category:Troop ships of the United States; #Category:Ships sunk by German submarines in World War II; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Atlantic Ocean; #Category:1916 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1943; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Henry T. Allen (APA-15); #Operation Torch; #Henry Tureman Allen; #battle star; #World War II; #attack transport; #United States Army; #attack transport; #US Navy; #World War II; #Pacific Steamship Company; #Admiral Orient Line; #U.S. Army Transport Service; #Fort Mason; #Moore Dry Dock; #North Africa; #Operation Torch; #Mehedia; #Tutuila, Samoa group; #torpedo; #Tanahmerah Bay; #Cape Sudest; #flagship; #Queensland, Australia; #Leyte; #United States; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Benecia; #Category:Design 1029 ships; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1920 ships; #Category:Design 1029 ships of the United States Army; #Category:Harris-class attack transports; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States
 * USS Henry W. Tucker; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Henry W. Tucker (DD-875); #battle star; #Korean War; #torpedo tube; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Henry W. Tucker; #Battle of the Coral Sea; #Navy Cross; #United States Seventh Fleet; #Korean War; #Blockade of Wonsan; #Fleet Rehabilitation and Modernization; #Boston Naval Shipyard; #Vietnam War; #aircraft carrier; #Yankee Station; #Operation Market Time; #naval gunfire support; #Naval Vessel Register; #Brazilian Navy; #target ship; #torpedo; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the Brazilian Navy; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Atlantic Ocean; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1994
 * USS Henry W. Tucker (DE-377); #Pharmacist; #Henry W. Tucker; #U.S. Navy; #sailor; #Navy Cross; #United States Navy; #World War II; #destroyer; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Alabama-related ships
 * USS Henshaw (DD-278); #David Henshaw; #Squantum Victory Yard; #destroyer; #torpedo tubes; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #David Henshaw; #Lieutenant Commander; #torpedoes; #ammunition; #Josephus Daniels; #Admiral; #Hugh Rodman; #John B. Payne; #Dundas Bay; #Thomas Briggs; #Lieutenant; #Pearl Harbor; #Lahaina Roads; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1919 ships
 * USS Hepburn (FF-1055); #Sonar; #Towed array sonar; #ASROC; #Harpoon missile; #Mark 46 torpedo; #Sea Sparrow; #Phalanx CIWS; #SH-2 Seasprite; #United States Navy; #Knox class frigate; #Arthur Japy Hepburn; #USS Fox; #USS Gray; #USNS Passumpsic; #Category:Knox-class frigates; #Category:Cold War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1967 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Herald; #Stone Fleet; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Herald (1798); #US Navy; #Quasi-War; #Silas Talbot; #Category:Ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Herald (AM-101); #General Engineering & Dry Dock Company; #battle star; #Mariano Matamoros; #Naval Institute Press; #3"/50 caliber gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #herald; #General Engineering & Dry Dock; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Tarawa; #submarines; #Ulithi; #United States; #Japan; #battle stars; #World War II; #Green Cove Springs; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Category:Auk-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Alameda, California; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Valle-class patrol vessels; #Category:Auxiliary ships of the Mexican Navy
 * USS Herbert (DD-160); #Hilary A. Herbert; #destroyer; #Hilary A. Herbert; #Secretary of the Navy; #Lieutenant Commander; #Scouting Fleet; #Naval Reserves; #midshipmen; #U-boat; #submarine; #Gibraltar; #North Africa; #Cape Sudest; #Pearl Harbor; #Warsai; #Cape Sansapor; #Homonhon Island; #Iwo Jima; #Kamikaze; #Naval Vessel Register; #Boston Metal Company; #battle star; #List of United States Navy destroyers; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1919 ships
 * USS Herbert C. Jones (DE-137); #Herbert C. Jones; #World War II; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Edsall-class; #destroyer escort; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #Herbert Charpoit Jones; #Medal of Honor; #Pearl Harbor; #Naval Research Laboratory; #Washington, D.C.; #Nazi; #Gibraltar; #North Africa; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Operation Dragoon; #antisubmarine; #antisubmarine; #Pearl Harbor; #Marshall Islands; #Navy list; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer escort; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Herbert J. Thomas (DD-833); #Herbert Joseph Thomas; #battle star; #5"/38 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Sergeant; #Pearl Harbor; #United States Naval Academy; #anti-submarine; #submarine; #F4U Corsair; #Chongjin; #Wonsan Harbor; #Serisan; #Kaoshiung; #Mare Island; #ASROC; #Yankee Station; #South Vietnam; #Subic Bay; #Strait of Formosa; #naval gunfire support; #PIRAZ; #NROTC; #Naval Vessel Register; #Republic of China Navy; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy West Virginia-related ships; #Category:Chao Yang-class destroyers; #Category:Shipwrecks of Taiwan
 * USS Hercules; #United States Navy; #Hercules; #Heracles; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Hercules (AK-41); #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #SS Exporter; #Fore River Ship Building; #American Export Lines; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #flagship; #Willis A. Lee; #Baker Island; #Pearl Harbor; #Guadalcanal; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #Iwo Jima; #U.S. Marines; #Eniwetok; #SS Exermont; #SS Bostonian; #battle stars; #World War II; #Category:Type C3-E ships; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1939 ships; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Type C3-E ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Hercules (PHM-2); #fire-control system; #United States Navy; #Category:Pegasus-class hydrofoils; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1982 ships
 * USS Herkimer (AK-188); #U.S. Navy; #Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands; #cargo ship; #gun mount; #cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #U.S. Army; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands; #Subic Bay; #U.S. Army; #U.S. Army; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #Moji; #North Vietnam; #Operation Passage to Freedom; #South Vietnam; #Wakkanai; #Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands; #Category:Alamosa-class cargo ships; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships of the United States Army; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands
 * USS Herman S. Caswell (SP-2311); #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #New York Sightseeing Yachts; #section patrol; #World War I; #USNRF; #3rd Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1878 ships; #Category:Individual yachts
 * USS Hermitage; #troop transport; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Hermitage (AP-54); #troop transport; #US Navy; #World War II; #luxury liner; #Balboa, Canal Zone; #United States; #Normandy; #prisoners of war; #V-E Day; #Nagoya, Japan; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Scotland; #Category:1925 ships
 * USS Hermitage (LSD-34); #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #Andrew Jackson; #Pascagoula, Miss.; #Alfred M. Pride; #Arleigh Burke; #Chief of Naval Operations; #Naval Station Norfolk; #NATO; #Dwight D. Eisenhower; #flagship; #Operation Steel Pike; #Gibraltar; #Vieques Island; #Brazilian Navy; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Thomaston-class dock landing ships; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:1956 ships; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ceará-class dock landing ships; #Category:Active amphibious warfare vessels of Brazil
 * USS Herndon; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Herndon (DD-198); #William Lewis Herndon; #Pennant number; #destroyer; #torpedo tube; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #United States Coast Guard; #Royal Navy; #Soviet Navy; #William Lewis Herndon; #United States Coast Guard; #Rum Patrol; #Neutrality Patrol; #Panama Canal Zone; #Destroyers for Bases Agreement; #Royal Navy; #battleship; #battlecruiser; #Winston Churchill; #Atlantic Conference; #Franklin D. Roosevelt; #Mid-Ocean Escort Force; #North Africa; #4"/50 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #Mid-Ocean Escort Force; #Soviet Navy; #Cape Tereberski; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:1919 ships; #Category:Ships of the United States Coast Guard; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Royal Navy; #Category:Town-class destroyers of the Royal Navy; #Category:Town-class destroyers converted from Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United Kingdom; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Soviet Navy; #Category:Town-class destroyers of the Soviet Navy; #Category:World War II destroyers of the Soviet Union; #Category:Ships sunk by German submarines in World War II; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Arctic Ocean; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1945; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Herndon (DD-638); #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #torpedo tube; #Mark 15 torpedo; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #William Lewis Herndon; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Lucy Herndon Crockett; #Dwight D. Eisenhower; #antisubmarine; #Lieutenant General; #George S. Patton; #U.S. 7th Army; #Bernard L. Montgomery; #British 8th Army; #troopship; #D-Day; #Omaha Beach; #Normandy; #Baie de la Seine; #Festung Europa; #Naval Research Laboratory; #Franklin D. Roosevelt; #Yalta Conference; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Dairen; #Vice Admiral; #Kanako; #Chinese Nationalist; #Operation Magic Carpet; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Florida coast; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1973; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:Ships built in Portsmouth, Virginia
 * USS Hero; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Hero (1861); #schooner; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Pamlico Sound; #Ocracoke Inlet; #stone fleet; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships of the Stone Fleet
 * USS Heroic (AMc-84); #machine guns; #coastal minesweeper; #U.S. Navy; #Warren, Rhode Island; #5th Naval District; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Accentor-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Rhode Island; #Category:1941 ships
 * USS Heron; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Heron (AM-10); #battle star; #Navy Unit Commendation; #United States Navy; #heron; #Standard Shipbuilding; #World War I; #Minesweeper Division; #Pearl Harbor; #Asiatic Fleet; #seaplane tender; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #Port Ciego; #spare part; #destroyer; #Ternate; #seaplane tender; #flying boat; #bombers; #machine guns; #torpedo; #seaplane; #Navy Unit Commendation; #seaplane tender; #aviation gasoline; #Patrol Squadron; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Subic Bay; #Foreign Liquidation Commission; #battle stars; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Category:Lapwing-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:Lapwing-class minesweepers converted to seaplane tenders; #Category:World War II seaplane tenders of the United States
 * USS Heron (AMS-18); #heron; #battle star; #World War II; #battle star; #Korean War; #8-268A; #gun mount; #depth charge projector; #United States Navy; #World War II; #World War II; #minesweeping; #Japan; #AMS-18; #Korean War; #siege of Wonsan; #United States Navy; #Japan; #Japanese Maritime Self Defense Force; #Naval Vessel Register; #Japan; #battle star; #World War II; #battle stars; #Category:YMS-1-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Korean War minesweepers of the United States; #Category:YMS-1-class minesweepers of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
 * USS Heron (MHC-52); #Heron; #Hellenic Navy; #Category:Osprey-class coastal minehunters; #Category:Ships built in Georgia (U.S. state); #Category:1992 ships; #Category:Active mine warfare vessels of Greece
 * USS Herreshoff; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Herreshoff No. 306 (SP-1841); #United States Navy; #Herreshoff Manufacturing Company; #United States Army Air Service; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Assistant Secretary of the Navy; #President of the United States; #Franklin D. Roosevelt; #Alfred I. DuPont; #Herreshoff Manufacturing Company; #patrol boat; #section patrol; #World War I; #listening gear; #Panama Canal Zone; #15th Naval District; #United States Department of War; #United States Army Air Service; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Rhode Island; #Category:1917 ships
 * USS Herreshoff No. 308 (SP-2232); #Herreshoff Manufacturing Company; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Assistant Secretary of the Navy; #President of the United States; #Franklin D. Roosevelt; #World War I; #Herreshoff Manufacturing Company; #patrol boat; #section patrol; #listening gear; #Panama Canal Zone; #United States Department of War; #Navy List; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Rhode Island; #Category:1917 ships
 * USS Herreshoff No. 309 (SP-1218); #Herreshoff Manufacturing Company; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Herreshoff Manufacturing Company; #Winthrop W. Aldrich; #section patrol; #World War I; #2nd Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Rhode Island; #Category:1917 ships
 * USS Herreshoff No. 321 (SP-2235); #Herreshoff Manufacturing Company; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Assistant Secretary of the Navy; #President of the United States; #Franklin D. Roosevelt; #Payne Whitney; #World War I; #Herreshoff Manufacturing Company; #patrol boat; #section patrol; #listening gear; #Panama Canal Zone; #Panama Bay; #Torpedo Station Keyport; #ammunition ship; #hawser; #Navy List; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Rhode Island; #Category:1917 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1921; #Category:Shipwrecks of the California coast
 * USS Herreshoff No. 322 (SP-2373); #Herreshoff Manufacturing Company; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #World War I; #Herreshoff Manufacturing Company; #patrol boat; #section patrol; #USNRF; #3rd Naval District; #Ambrose Channel; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Rhode Island; #Category:1917 ships
 * USS Herreshoff No. 323 (SP-2840); #Herreshoff Manufacturing Company; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Assistant Secretary of the Navy; #President of the United States; #Franklin D. Roosevelt; #J. P. Morgan, Jr.; #World War I; #Herreshoff Manufacturing Company; #patrol boat; #section patrol; #USNRF; #1st Naval District; #2nd Naval District; #Naval Torpedo Station Alexandria; #Naval Torpedo Station Newport; #dispatch boat; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Rhode Island; #Category:1918 ships
 * USS Herring (SS-233); #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #United States Naval Institute; #Matua Island; #submarine; #United States Navy; #oily fish; #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #Ray Spear; #Bureau of Supplies and Accounts; #Raymond W. Johnson; #North Africa; #Operation Torch; #United States; #Pearl Harbor; #aircraft carrier; #Matsuwa Island; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Gato-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Lost submarines of the United States; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Ships lost with all hands
 * USS Herzog; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Herzog (DE-178); #3"/50 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #William Ralph Herzog; #Navy and Marine Corps Medal; #Federal Shipbuilding & Drydock; #Panama Canal Zone; #escort carrier; #submarines; #Brazilian Navy; #Mutual Defense Assistance Program; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts of the Brazilian Navy; #Category:World War II frigates of Brazil; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1966; #Category:Maritime incidents in Brazil
 * USS Hesperia (AKS-13); #dual purpose gun; #general stores issue ship; #World War II; #Delta Shipbuilding; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #Japan; #United States; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #China Service Medal; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #Navy Occupation Service Medal; #Category:Liberty ships; #Category:Acubens-class general stores issue ships; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Hetzel (1861); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #U.S. Coast Survey; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Hatteras Inlet; #Roanoke Island; #gunboats; #Hamilton, North Carolina; #sloop; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Baltimore, Maryland; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1861 ships
 * USS Hewell (AG-145); #U.S. Army; #U.S. Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #battle star; #cargo ship; #cargo ship; #U.S. Army; #U.S. Coast Guard; #U.S. Navy; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #Korean War; #miscellaneous auxiliary; #Pearl Harbor; #Service Force, Pacific Fleet; #Marshall Islands; #Pearl Harbor; #Henry Fonda; #William Powell; #Jack Lemmon; #Kaneohe Bay; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #Category:Ships of the United States Army; #Category:Design 381 coastal freighters; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Camano-class cargo ships; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Hewitt (DD-966); #H. Kent Hewitt; #H. Kent Hewitt; #U.S. 7th Fleet; #Navy Expeditionary Medal; #Humanitarian Service Medal; #Long Beach Naval Shipyard; #Naval Gunfire Support; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #U.S. 3rd Fleet; #Vertical Launch System; #Close-In Weapons System; #Destroyer Squadron 15; #USW Excellence Award; #RIMPAC '94; #Barking Sands; #Sea Sparrow; #U.S. 5th Fleet; #Operation Desert Strike; #Destroyer Squadron 15; #Republic of Korea; #Destroyer Squadron 23; #Naval Vessel Register; #List of United States Navy destroyers; #Category:Spruance-class destroyers; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:1974 ships
 * USS Heyliger (DE-510); #turbine engine; #destroyer escort; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #radar picket; #George Heyliger; #Navy Cross; #Guadalcanal; #Federal Shipbuilding & Drydock; #Private First Class; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #USMC; #garrison; #Antisubmarine; #Navy List; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer; #Destroyer escort; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Heywood (APA-6); #Charles Heywood; #USMC; #Bethlehem Shipbuilding; #battle star; #World War II; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Pacific War; #battle star; #Panama Pacific Lines; #Pearl Harbor; #U.S. Marines; #Guadalcanal; #Tarawa; #Marshall Islands; #garrison; #Eniwetok; #Leyte; #Category:Design 1032 ships; #Category:Ships built in Alameda, California; #Category:1919 ships; #Category:Design 1032 ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Heywood-class attack transports; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Heywood L. Edwards (DD-663); #Heywood L. Edwards; #Boston Navy Yard; #Japan; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Pacific Fleet; #Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; #Battle of Saipan; #Battle of Tinian; #Battle of Peleliu; #Philippines campaign, 1944-45; #Battle of Surigao Strait; #Battle of Luzon; #Battle of Iwo Jima; #Battle of Okinawa; #battle star; #Navy Unit Commendation; #United States Navy; #Heywood L. Edwards; #World War II; #Boston Navy Yard; #Pearl Harbor; #Richmond K. Turner; #cruiser; #Eniwetok; #underwater demolition team; #star shell; #Jesse B. Oldendorf; #Battle of Surigao Strait; #Torpedo boat; #battleship; #kamikaze; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #Japan; #radar picket; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Japan; #Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; #battle star; #World War II; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
 * USS Hiawatha; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Hiawatha (ID-2892); #Hiawatha; #Henry Wadsworth Longfellow; #Song of Hiawatha; #United States Navy; #World War I; #3rd Naval District; #guard ship; #sailor; #patrol vessel; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1903 ships
 * USS Hiawatha (SP-183); #Patrol vessel; #Naval Aviation star; #insignia; #Hiawatha; #Henry Wadsworth Longfellow; #Song of Hiawatha; #George Lawley & Son; #Maryland State Conservation Commission; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #George Lawley & Son; #World War I; #patrol vessel; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #5th Naval District; #dispatch boat; #Maryland State Conservation Commission; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1914 ships; #Category:Steam yachts
 * USS Hiawatha (YT-265); #Hiawatha; #Henry Wadsworth Longfellow; #Song of Hiawatha; #Birchfield Boiler, Inc.; #United States Navy; #Birchfield Boiler, Inc.; #13th Naval District; #World War II; #12th Naval District; #San Francisco Naval Shipyard; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Hibiscus; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Hibiscus (1864); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Confederate States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1864 ships
 * USS Hickman (ID-3554); #United States Navy; #dazzle camouflage; #Standard Steamboat Company; #Standard Steamship Company; #Cargo ship; #United States Navy; #cargo ship; #Standard Steamboat Company; #Standard Steamship Company; #Shooters Island; #Armistice with Germany; #World War I; #Lieutenant Commander; #Naval Overseas Transportation Service; #La Pallice; #United States; #United States Army; #hurricane force; #Category:Auxiliary ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1918 ships
 * USS Hickman County (LST-825); #Dong Tam; #South Vietnam; #battle star; #campaign star; #LCVP; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #Fifth Air Force; #Operation Magic Carpet; #Swan Island, Portland, Oregon; #Republic of Korea; #French Indochina; #Operation Passage to Freedom; #First Indochina War; #partition of Vietnam; #North Vietnam; #Sunny Point, North Carolina; #Vietnam War; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #campaign star; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Indiana; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:United States Navy Kentucky-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Tennessee-related ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Philippine Navy
 * USS Hickox (DD-673); #Ralph Hickox; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Ralph Hickox; #Pearl Harbor; #Marc Mitscher; #Fast Carrier Task Force; #U.S. Fifth Fleet; #U.S. Third Fleet; #Marshall Islands; #aircraft carrier; #Wake Island; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Iwo Jima; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #battleship; #cruiser; #submarine; #Ulithi; #kamikaze; #Destroyer Squadron 20; #Gibraltar; #NATO; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Republic of Korea Navy; #battle star; #World War II; #Korean War; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Republic of Korea Navy
 * USS Hidalgo (AK-189); #Claude Pepper; #American Campaign Medal; #cargo ship; #gun mount; #cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #Claude Pepper; #Panama Canal Zone; #American Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Category:Alamosa-class cargo ships; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy New Mexico-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Texas-related ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Turkish Navy
 * USS Higbee (DD-806); #Lenah Higbee; #battle star; #5"/38 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #U.S. Navy Nurse Corps; #World War I; #radar picket; #Task Force 38; #heavy cruiser; #Japan; #fleet rehabilitation and modernization; #Gulf of Tonkin Incident; #9th Marine Brigade; #9th Marine Regiment (United States); #Gemini 3; #Air Force; #MiG-17; #Nguyen Van Bay; #light cruiser; #battle star; #World War II; #Korean War; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Higgins (DDG-76); #William R. Higgins; #Naval Base San Diego; #Arleigh Burke class destroyer; #SH-60 Sea Hawk; #United States Navy; #William R. Higgins; #United States Marine Corps; #Hezbollah; #United Nations Truce Supervision Organization; #United States Coast Guard; #Category:Arleigh Burke-class destroyers; #Category:Active destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Kentucky-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1997 ships; #Category:2010 Haiti earthquake relief; #Category:Carrier Strike Group One
 * USS High Ball (1905); #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #section patrol; #World War I; #4th Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1905 ships
 * USS High Ball (SP-947); #Patrol vessel; #machine gun; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #section patrol; #World War I; #New York Navy Yard; #3rd Naval District; #ship's tender; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Auxiliary ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1910 ships
 * USS High Point (PCH-1); #J.M. Martinac Shipbuilding Corp.; #United States Navy; #J.M. Martinac Shipbuilding Corp.; #The Daily Astorian; #United States Coast Guard; #Naval Vessel Register; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #United States Naval Institute; #Category:Cold War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Boeing hydrofoils; #Category:United States Navy North Carolina-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:Ships of the United States Coast Guard; #Category:1962 ships; #Category:Hydrofoils of the United States
 * USS Highland Light (IX-48); #Highland Light; #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #United States Navy; #George Lawley & Son; #Dudley Wolfe; #Bermuda Race; #K2; #United States Navy; #United States Naval Academy; #Naval Vessel Register; #United States Naval Academy; #Category:1940 ships; #Category:Individual yachts
 * USS Highlands (APA-119); #Battle star; #attack transport; #US Navy; #World War II; #Victory ship; #California Shipbuilding Company; #Pearl Harbor; #Iwo Jima; #Japan; #Eniwetok; #escort carrier; #kamikaze; #Winston Churchill; #Tsugen Jima; #Hagushi; #antiaircraft; #smoke screen; #Ulithi; #Leyte; #Japanese surrender; #United States; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Farrell Lines; #Union Minerals & Alloys Corporation; #Category:Victory ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:Haskell-class attack transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Troop ships; #Category:United States Navy Florida-related ships; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Hilarity (AM-241); #Winslow Marine Railway & Shipbuilding Company; #Mexican Navy; #Bofors 40 mm; #Depth charge; #Mexican Navy; #Battle of Okinawa; #Battle star; #United States Navy; #World War II; #battle star; #Mexican Navy; #Winslow Marine Railway & Shipbuilding; #Winslow, Washington; #antisubmarine; #Pacific war; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #picket ship; #United States; #Eniwetok; #Pearl Harbor; #Consolidated Shipyard; #battle stars; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Mexican Navy; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers of the Mexican Navy
 * USS Hilary P. Jones (DD-427); #Hilary P. Jones; #Charleston Navy Yard; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Hilary P. Jones; #Charleston Navy Yard; #Charleston Navy Yard; #Neutrality Patrol; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #submarine; #Allies; #frigate; #E-boat; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Panama Canal Zone; #Pearl Harbor; #Curacao; #Ulithi; #Japan; #Subic Bay; #battle star; #Category:Benson-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in South Carolina; #Category:1939 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Benson-class destroyers of the Republic of China Navy
 * USS Hilbert (DE-742); #Ernest Lenard Hilbert; #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #battle stars; #Ernest Lenard Hilbert; #Battle of Midway; #USNR; #Pearl Harbor; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #Iwo Jima; #Panama Canal Zone; #battle stars; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer escort; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States
 * USS Hill (DE-141); #Edwin J. Hill; #Edsall-class; #destroyer escort; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #Edwin J. Hill; #Pearl Harbor; #Medal of Honor; #torpedo; #Ponta del Gada; #North African; #antisubmarine; #Bahia, Brazil; #USS Mission Bay (CVE-59); #Panama Canal Zone; #Pearl Harbor; #Navy list; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer escort; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States
 * USS Hillsborough County (LST-827); #battle star; #target ship; #LCVP; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Missouri Valley Bridge & Iron Company; #Panama Canal Zone; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Marine Air Group 14; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Harry S. Truman; #Ulsan; #Marshall Islands; #Ivy Mike; #hydrogen bomb; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #DEW line; #radar; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Korean War; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:Ships built in Indiana; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean; #Category:United States Navy Florida-related ships; #Category:Hillsborough County, Florida; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Hilo (AGP-2); #Motor torpedo boat tender; #dual purpose gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #torpedo boats; #Pearl Harbor; #Palmyra Island; #submarines; #Kana Kope; #Battle of the Bismarck Sea; #Talasea; #Mios Woendi; #kamikaze; #San Juanico Strait; #United States; #Eniwetok; #War Shipping Administration; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Individual yachts; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Motor torpedo boat tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Hawaii-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1931 ships
 * USS Hingham (PF-30); #Y-gun; #depth charge; #frigate; #United States Navy; #Walter Butler Shipbuilding Company; #Plaquemine, Louisiana; #commanding officer; #North Atlantic Weather Patrol; #World War II; #Sun Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Company; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:United States Navy Massachusetts-related ships; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Weather ships
 * USS Hinsdale (APA-120); #Battle star; #attack transport; #US Navy; #Victory ship; #California Shipbuilding Corporation; #Pearl Harbor; #Iwo Jima; #flagship; #Transport Division 44; #flotilla; #D-Day; #hospital ship; #Joint Expeditionary Force; #kamikaze; #Kawasaki Ki-61; #kamikaze; #damage control; #ATR-80; #Ulithi; #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #Japanese surrender; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Naval Vessel Register; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #Category:Victory ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:Haskell-class attack transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Troop ships; #Category:United States Navy Colorado-related ships; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Hippocampus (SP-654); #World War I; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #patrol boat; #1st Naval District; #Penobscot Bay; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Individual yachts; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1913 ships; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Hisko (ID-1953); #Chester Ship Building Company; #United States Navy; #Chester Ship Building Company; #Lieutenant Commander; #Trepassey Bay; #Panama Canal Zone; #cruiser; #U-boats; #cargo ship; #SS Almirante; #Naval Overseas Transportation Service; #flying boat; #NC-4; #destroyer; #Category:World War I tankers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1917 ships; #Category:Unique oilers and tankers of the United States Navy
 * USS Hissem (DE-400); #Joseph Hissem; #Edsall class destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #Joseph Hissem; #Luftwaffe; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Boston Navy Yard; #Viet Cong; #Naval Vessel Register; #World War II; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Weather ships
 * USS Hist (1895); #Spanish-American War; #Lucien Young; #Guantánamo Bay; #Manzanillo Bay; #gunboat; #Niguero; #torpedo boat; #field artillery; #sloop; #S. H. Rios; #Quizaro Islands; #Punta Carapacho; #Cayo Obispo; #Santa Cruz del Sur; #Victor Blue; #submarine; #First Naval District; #frigate; #Cape Cruz; #Armistead Rust; #Navy Register; #Category:1895 ships; #Category:Tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:Spanish–American War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Hiwassee (AOG-29); #U.S. Army; #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #East Coast Shipyard; #USCG; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #aviation gasoline; #lubricating oil; #Ulithi; #Subic Bay; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Mettawee-class gasoline tankers; #Category:Type T1-M-A2 tankers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Hobby; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Hobby (DD-610); #James H. Hobby; #torpedo tube; #United States Navy; #World War II; #James H. Hobby; #Ernest Blake; #U-boat; #Ngesebus; #Japan; #Task Force 38; #Marc Mitscher; #Doolittle Raid; #Iwo Jima; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Category:Benson-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States
 * USS Hobcaw (SP-252); #U.S. Navy; #L. B. Newman; #Patrol vessel; #ferryboat; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #ferryboat; #L. B. Newman; #World War I; #6th Naval District; #section patrol; #harbor patrol; #Winyah Bay; #Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island; #Charleston Navy Yard; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1907 ships
 * USS Hobo II (SP-783); #Electric Launch Company; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Electric Launch Company; #section patrol; #World War I; #1st Naval District; #dispatch boat; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1905 ships
 * USS Hobson (DD-464); #Richmond P. Hobson; #Charleston Navy Yard; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Richmond Pearson Hobson; #Medal of Honor; #Spanish-American War; #Rear Admiral; #congressman; #Charleston Navy Yard; #Commander; #aircraft carrier; #P-40; #North Africa; #battleship; #Panama Canal Zone; #anti-submarine; #U-boat; #Naval Station Argentia; #Winston Churchill; #British Home Fleet; #Scapa Flow; #Royal Navy; #Russia; #Frank Knox; #Admiral; #Harold Rainsford Stark; #Hunter-killer Group; #Utah Beach; #Northern Ireland; #Don P. Moon; #Utah Beach; #Normandy; #shore batteries; #glider bomb; #battleship; #Mers-el-Kébir; #Bertram J. Rodgers; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #radar picket; #kamikaze; #Ulithi; #Panama Canal Zone; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #unconditional surrender; #Imperial Japan; #battle star; #Korean War; #Category:Ships built in South Carolina; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Atlantic Ocean; #Category:Ships sunk in collisions; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1952
 * USS Hocking (APA-121); #Battle star; #attack transport; #US Navy; #World War II; #Victory ship; #California Shipbuilding Corporation; #Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #Iwo Jima; #Eniwetok; #amphibious assault; #Ulithi; #Leyte; #Panay island; #Jinsen, Korea; #United States; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #Category:Victory ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:Haskell-class attack transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Troop ships; #Category:United States Navy Ohio-related ships; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Hodges (DE-231); #Flournoy Glen Hodges; #Destroyer escort; #torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Panama Canal Zone; #Daniel E. Barbey; #kamikaze; #Japan; #Subic Bay; #Ulithi; #Eniwetok; #Pearl Harbor; #List of destroyer escorts of the United States Navy; #Category:Rudderow-class destroyer escorts; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Hoe (SS-258); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #depth charge; #Wake Island; #Fremantle, Australia; #Japan; #Indochina; #Pearl Harbor; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Gato-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Hoel; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Hoel (DD-533); #William R. Hoel; #Battle off Samar; #World War II; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant Commander; #William R. Hoel; #Commander; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Pearl Harbor; #Operation Galvanic; #Admiral; #torpedo bomber; #Major General; #Ralph C. Smith; #Japan; #torpedo; #Henry M. Mullinnix; #Rear Admiral; #Abemama; #5th Amphibious Force; #Marshall Islands; #Chester Nimitz; #Eniwetok; #Cape Botiangen; #3d Amphibious Force; #Seeadler Harbor; #Thomas L. Sprague; #Clifton A. F. Sprague; #Ralph A. Ofstie; #Clifton A. F. Sprague; #Vice Admiral; #Takeo Kurita; #battle star; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Philippine Sea; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Hoel (DD-768); #William R. Hoel; #United States Navy; #Navy Cross; #United States Navy; #destroyer; #World War II; #World War II; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:1946 ships; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Hoel (DDG-13); #William R. Hoel; #AN/SPG-51; #Mk 11 missile launcher; #RIM-24 Tartar; #RIM-66 Standard; #RUR-5 ASROC; #Mark 32 Surface Vessel Torpedo Tubes; #William R. Hoel; #destroyer; #Aircraft carrier; #Yankee Station; #Naval Gunfire Support; #Vietnam War; #Board of Inspection and Survey; #Viet Cong; #Yankee Station; #Naval Vessel Register; #Charleston Shipbuilders Inc.; #Manaus, Brazil; #Eletronorte; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Michigan; #Category:1960 ships; #Category:Charles F. Adams-class destroyers; #Category:Powerships
 * USS Hoga (YT-146); #Consolidated Shipbuilding Corporation; #Suisun Bay Reserve Fleet; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Consolidated Shipbuilding Corporation; #14th Naval District; #Pearl Harbor; #Battleship Row; #Chester Nimitz; #CINCPAC; #Oakland Army Base; #tour boat; #Jimmy Carter; #Jack London Square; #Suisun Bay Reserve Fleet; #North Little Rock, Arkansas; #Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Fireboats; #Category:National Historic Landmarks in Arkansas; #Category:National Historic Landmarks in the San Francisco Bay Area; #Category:Ships on the National Register of Historic Places in California; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Ships present during the attack on Pearl Harbor; #Category:1940 ships
 * USS Hogan (DD-178); #battle star; #4"/50 caliber gun; #3"/23 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Franklin K. Lane; #Lieutenant Commander; #battleship; #Mare Island; #U-boat; #North Africa; #submarine; #Mare Island; #Japan; #Pearl Harbor; #Roi Island; #Daniel Barbey; #Cape Sudest; #Eniwetok; #Kamikaze; #Iwo Jima; #Ulithi; #battle star; #List of United States Navy destroyers; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:Shipwrecks of the California coast; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1919 ships
 * USS Hoggatt Bay (CVE-75); #dual purpose gun; #Bofors 40 mm; #Oerlikon 20 mm cannon; #United States Pacific Fleet; #Mariana and Palau Islands campaign; #Battle of Okinawa; #escort carrier; #United States Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #Second Battle of the Atlantic; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Huon Gulf; #Ominato; #James Devereux; #Wake Island; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Casablanca-class escort carriers; #Category:World War II escort aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Hoist (ARS-40); #rescue and salvage ship; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Wakanoura Wan; #Narsak; #Mother Burns Cove; #B-52 Stratofortress; #Men of Honor; #Naval Register; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Lee Hall, Virginia; #The Virginian-Pilot; #Secretary of the Navy; #Letter of Commendation; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Navy Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Navy Expeditionary Medal; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Service Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #DANFS; #Category:Bolster-class rescue and salvage ships; #Category:Ships built in Napa, California; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Holder; #United States Navy; #Randolph Mitchell Holder; #Battle of Midway; #destroyer escort; #destroyer; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Holder (DD-819); #Randolph M. Holder; #Ecuador; #Eloy Alfaro; #5"/38 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Randolph Mitchell Holder; #Battle of Midway; #Egypt; #Suez Crisis; #Cuban Missile Crisis; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #Fleet Rehabilitation and Modernization; #ASROC; #QH-50 DASH; #plane guard; #aircraft carrier; #heavy cruiser; #Naval Vessel Register; #Ecuador; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the Ecuadorian Navy
 * USS Holder (DE-401); #parts hulk; #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Randolph Mitchell Holder; #torpedo bomber; #New York Navy Yard; #Naval Vessel Register; #Station Island; #battle star; #World War II; #List of U.S. Navy losses in World War II; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Holland; #United States Navy; #submarines; #submarine tender; #World War II; #submarine tender; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Holland (AS-3); #V-boat; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #battle star; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Submarine tender; #5"/38 caliber gun; #3"/50 caliber gun; #submarine tender; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Chester W. Nimitz; #Soerabaja; #Port Darwin; #Charles A. Lockwood; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Pearl Harbor; #Buckner Bay, Okinawa; #Elbridge Ayer Burbank; #Category:Submarine tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1926 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Holland (AS-32); #John Philip Holland; #Ingalls Shipbuilding Company; #Suisun Bay Reserve Fleet; #submarine tender; #Ingalls Shipbuilding Company; #Fleet Ballistic Missile; #John C. Stennis; #Charleston Naval Shipyard; #Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; #United States; #submarine; #nuclear power plant; #submarine tender; #Submarine Squadron 14; #Reserve Fleet; #Category:Hunley-class submarine tenders; #Category:1963 ships
 * USS Holland (SS-1); #John Philip Holland; #Crescent Shipyard; #United States Naval Institute; #Exide; #torpedo tube; #dynamite gun; #United States Navy; #submarine; #John Philip Holland; #Crescent Shipyard; #torpedo tube; #deck gun; #dynamite gun; #conning tower; #Scientific American; #Harry H. Caldwell; #Intelligent Whale; #midshipmen; #United States Naval Academy; #New Suffolk, New York; #Naval Vessel Register; #Henry A. Hitner & Sons; #Naval History Magazine; #United States Naval Institute; #Submarine Force Library and Museum; #John Philip Holland; #Elihu B. Frost; #Submarine Force Library and Museum; #Elihu B. Frost; #Frank Cable; #Lawrence York Spear; #Isaac Rice; #Category:Submarines of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1897 ships; #Category:John Philip Holland
 * USS Hollandia (CVE-97); #dual purpose gun; #Bofors 40 mm; #Oerlikon 20 mm cannon; #United States Pacific Fleet; #Battle of Okinawa; #Battle star; #escort carrier; #United States Navy; #Guadalcanal; #Port Hueneme; #United States; #Ulithi; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #battle star; #Category:Casablanca-class escort carriers; #Category:World War II escort aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Hollis (DE-794); #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #K-gun; #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #Ralph Hollis; #battleship; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #Quonset Point, R.I.; #acoustic torpedo; #aircraft carrier; #high-speed transport; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Pearl Harbor; #Pacific War; #Underwater Demolition Team; #flagship; #Eniwetok; #Japan; #San Diego California; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Korean War; #Fleet Sonar School, Key West; #NROTC; #midshipman; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Hollister (DD-788); #Hollister brothers; #5"/38 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Hollister brothers; #World War II; #Douglas MacArthur; #Hŭngnam; #antisubmarine warfare; #Japan; #Tachen; #Korean War; #Formosa Patrol; #Indonesia; #Philippine Navy; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Fleet Rehabilitation and Modernization; #helicopter; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Subic Bay; #plane guard; #Yankee Station; #Viet Cong; #Naval Vessel Register; #Republic of China Navy; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy South Dakota-related ships; #Category:Chao Yang-class destroyers
 * USS Holly; #U.S. Navy; #USS Holly (1881); #lighthouse tender; #USS Holly (AN-19); #net laying ship; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Holly (1881); #lighthouse tender; #lighthouse tender; #U.S. Navy; #U.S. Commerce Department; #World War I; #patrol craft; #5th Naval District; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Category:Ships built in Baltimore, Maryland; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:1881 ships; #Category:Ships of the United States Lighthouse Service
 * USS Holly (AN-19); #Tiburon, California; #battle star; #World War II; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #net laying ship; #gun mount; #y-gun; #net laying ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #Jamaica; #Panama Canal Zone; #Flotilla; #reconnaissance; #Eniwetok; #surrender of Japan; #Pearl Harbor; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #Category:Aloe-class net laying ships; #Category:Ships built in West Virginia; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:World War II net laying ships of the United States
 * USS Hollyhock (1863); #howitzer; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #ship’s tender; #Confederate States of America; #David Farragut; #Berwick Bay; #ship's tender; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Stores ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Holmes; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Holmes County (LST-836); #battle star; #campaign star; #LCVP; #Bofors 40 mm; #Oerlikon 20 mm cannon; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Marshall Islands; #Ulithi; #Japan; #United States; #Korean War; #Southeast Asia; #South Vietnam; #Operation Base Line; #Republic of Singapore Navy; #Changi Naval Base; #battle star; #campaign star; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:United States Navy Florida-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Mississippi-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Ohio-related ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Republic of Singapore Navy
 * USS Holt (DE-706); #battle star; #5"/38 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #William Mack Holt; #Aviation Cadet; #aircraft carrier; #Guadalcanal; #beachhead; #Lieutenant (j.g.); #Navy Cross; #Lieutenant Commander; #Escort Division 74; #anti-submarine; #U-boat; #motor torpedo boat; #destroyer escort; #Tarakan Island; #limpet mine; #floating drydock; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Republic of Korea; #Combat Action Ribbon; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #service star; #Philippine Liberation Medal; #service star; #Category:Rudderow-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Michigan; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Republic of Korea Navy; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Holton (DE-703); #Navy Cross; #aircraft carrier; #Battle of the Coral Sea; #submarine; #Battle of Midway; #Buckley class destroyer escort; #Lieutenant Commander; #destroyer escort; #Liberty ship; #Manus, Admiralty Islands; #Philippine Sea Frontier; #Pearl Harbor; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Michigan; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Home (1862); #howitzer; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #hospital ship; #Confederate States of America; #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #John A. Dahlgren; #hospital ship; #reconnaissance; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Carolina coast; #Category:1862 ships; #Category:Hospital ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1870
 * USS Honduras (1861); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #dispatch boat; #New York Navy Yard; #East Gulf Blockading Squadron; #St. Marks River; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Dispatch boats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1861 ships; #Category:Stores ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Honeysuckle (1862); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #New York Navy Yard; #East Gulf Blockading Squadron; #blockade; #Cedar Key; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1862 ships; #Category:Stores ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Honolulu; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Honolulu (CL-48); #New York Navy Yard; #Battle star; #light cruiser; #machine gun; #Battle of Kula Gulf; #battle of Kolombangara; #United States Navy; #light cruiser; #Pacific War; #World War II; #New York Navy Yard; #Joseph B. Poindexter; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Guadalcanal; #Battle of Tassafaronga; #Tokyo Express; #Battle of Kula Gulf; #Battle of Kolombangara; #The Slot; #Mare Island; #Eniwetok; #Peleliu Island; #Anguar; #Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #Category:Brooklyn-class cruisers; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1937 ships; #Category:World War II cruisers of the United States; #Category:Ships present during the attack on Pearl Harbor; #Category:United States Navy Hawaii-related ships
 * USS Honolulu (ID-1843); #U.S. Navy; #U.S. Navy; #United States Army; #Cargo ship; #cargo ship; #United States Navy; #Deutsche Dampfschiffahrts-Gesellschaft Kosmos; #United States; #World War I; #United StatesShipping Board; #United States Army; #Moore-McCormack; #Category:World War I cargo ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Hawaii-related ships; #Category:Tyne-built ships; #Category:1905 ships; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Honolulu (SSN-718); #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Los Angeles class submarine; #United States Navy; #surfboard; #Pearl Harbor; #Daniel K. Inouye; #James Aiona; #Gary Roughead; #Jonathan Greenert; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Naval Vessel Register; #Nuclear Powered Ship and Submarine Recycling Program; #Category:Los Angeles-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Hawaii-related ships; #Category:1983 ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Hooper (DE-1026); #Stanford Caldwell Hooper; #De Laval; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Mark 44 and 46 torpedo; #United States Navy; #Stanford Caldwell Hooper; #Joseph Stillwell, Jr; #Category:Dealey-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1957 ships
 * USS Hooper Island (ARG-17); #Luzon-class Internal Dombustion Engine Repair Ship; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Korean War; #Pacific Theatre of Operations; #Japan; #Korean War; #North Vietnam; #Operation Deep-Freeze; #Category:Ships
 * USS Hope; #gunship; #hospital ship; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Hope (1861); #schooner; #schooner; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #Confederate States of America; #dispatch boat; #salvage ship; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Dispatch boats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Hope (AH-7); #Terminal Island, Calif.; #Pearl Harbor; #Subic Bay; #Ulithi; #Tarakan Island; #Japan; #Category:Comfort-class hospital ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Hospital ships of the United States Army; #Category:Type C1-B ships
 * USS Hopestill (SP-191); #Robert Jacobs; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Robert Jacobs; #World War I; #New York Navy Yard; #USNRF; #3rd Naval District; #New York Naval Hospital; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Individual yachts; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1916 ships
 * USS Hopewell; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Hopewell (DD-181); #Pollard Hopewell; #destroyer; #torpedo tube; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Royal Navy; #Pollard Hopewell; #R. E. Rodgers; #World War II; #Neutrality Patrol; #Destroyers for Bases Agreement; #Royal Norwegian Navy; #submarine; #OG-71; #Gibraltar; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Royal Navy; #Category:Town-class destroyers of the Royal Navy; #Category:Town-class destroyers converted from Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United Kingdom; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Royal Norwegian Navy; #Category:Town-class destroyers of the Royal Norwegian Navy; #Category:World War II destroyers of Norway; #Category:Ships sunk by German submarines in World War II; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Atlantic Ocean; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1941; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Hopewell (DD-681); #Pollard Hopewell; #Fletcher class destroyer; #torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Pollard Hopewell; #Raymond A. Spruance; #Corbin. C. Shute; #Japan; #picket ship; #Namur Island; #Pearl Harbor; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #LST-472; #kamikaze; #Mariveles Harbor; #YMS-48; #Eniwetok; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #Korean War; #Formosa Patrol; #battleship; #Tachen Islands; #Cold War; #A-3B; #Viet Cong; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Hopi (AT-71); #Hopi; #Fleet ocean tug; #battle stars; #World War II; #AA gun; #AA gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #World War II; #Europe-Africa-Middle East Theater; #battle star; #Europe-Africa-Middle East Theater; #Western Naval Task Force; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Category:Cherokee-class fleet tugs; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in South Carolina; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Hopkins; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Hopkins (DD-249); #Esek Hopkins; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Esek Hopkins; #Lieutenant Commander; #Franklin D. Roosevelt; #Neutrality Patrol; #Pearl Harbor; #Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard; #Hawaiian Sea Frontier; #Guadalcanal; #flagship; #Rice Anchorage; #antisubmarine; #Eniwetok; #kamikaze; #Iwo Jima; #Heglo Sales Corporation; #Hillsdale, New Jersey; #Navy Unit Commendation; #battle star; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1920 ships
 * USS Hopkins (DD-6); #Harlan and Hollingsworth; #torpedo tube; #United States Navy; #Esek Hopkins; #Harlan & Hollingsworth Company; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Montgomery M. Taylor; #midshipmen; #Presidential Review; #Magdelena Bay; #Secretary of the Navy; #Robert Earl Bonney; #Edward Alvin Clary; #Medal of Honor; #United States; #World War I; #Panama Canal Zone; #submarine; #Denton Shore Lumber Company; #United States Army Center of Military History; #Category:Bainbridge-class destroyers; #Category:World War I destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Delaware; #Category:1902 ships
 * USS Hopkins (SP-3294); #fishing boat; #Hahnes Company; #fishing boat; #Patrol vessel; #fishing boat; #5th Naval District; #United States Navy; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #fishing boat; #Hahnes Company; #5th Naval District; #Hopkins Fish and Oyster Company; #section patrol; #World War I; #United States Department of War; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Virginia; #Category:1917 ships
 * USS Hopper (DDG-70); #Grace Hopper; #Pearl Harbor; #United States Navy; #computer scientist; #Commander; #World War II; #destroyer; #U.S. Navy Nurse Corps; #World War I; #Lenah Higbee; #Ballistic Missile Defense; #US Carriers; #Expeditionary Strike Group; #United States Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #Gules; #Argent; #Category:Arleigh Burke-class destroyers; #Category:Active destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1996 ships; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships
 * USS Hopping (DE-155); #Norfolk Navy Yard; #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #1.1"/75 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant Commander; #Hallsted L. Hopping; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #United Kingdom; #torpedo; #U-boat; #depth charge; #Frontier Base, Staten Island; #Pacific War; #Pearl Harbor; #Underwater Demolition Team; #reconnaissance; #Japan; #Ulithi; #surrender of Japan; #prisoners of war; #United States; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Boston Metals Company; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Charles Lawrence-class high speed transports; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Ships built in Portsmouth, Virginia
 * USS Hopping (DE-155/APD-51); #Norfolk Navy Yard; #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #1.1"/75 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant Commander; #Hallsted L. Hopping; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #United Kingdom; #torpedo; #U-boat; #depth charge; #Frontier Base, Staten Island; #Pacific War; #Pearl Harbor; #Underwater Demolition Team; #reconnaissance; #Japan; #Ulithi; #surrender of Japan; #prisoners of war; #United States; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Boston Metals Company; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Charles Lawrence-class high speed transports; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Ships built in Portsmouth, Virginia
 * USS Hoptree (AN-62); #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Tiburon, California; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #United States; #List of Naval Vessels; #Van Camp Sea Food Company; #Category:Ailanthus-class net laying ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II net laying ships of the United States
 * USS Hoqua (SP-142); #Charles Seabury; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #U.S. Navy; #Charles Seabury; #World War I; #Boatswain; #USNRF; #3rd Naval District; #submarine; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Individual yachts; #Category:1914 ships
 * USS Hoquiam (PF-5); #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Naval Historical Center; #Hoquiam, Washington; #Kaiser Cargo, Inc.; #Soviet Navy; #battle star; #Korean War; #Republic of Korea Navy; #Naval Historical Center; #Cold War; #3"/50 caliber gun; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #patrol frigate; #United States Navy; #Hoquiam, Washington; #Soviet Navy; #Republic of Korea Navy; #Kaiser Cargo, Inc.; #gunboat; #USCG; #Alaskan Sea Frontier; #Soviet Navy; #Project Hula; #Soviet Union; #Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky; #Naval Historical Center; #United States Secretary of the Navy; #James V. Forrestal; #United States Department of the Navy; #Japan; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Korean War; #amphibious landing; #target ship; #Songjin; #antisubmarine warfare; #Republic of Korea; #Naval Vessel Register; #Republic of Korea Navy; #battle star; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Washington (state)-related ships; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates of the Soviet Navy; #Category:World War II frigates of the Soviet Union; #Category:Cold War frigates of the Soviet Union; #Category:Cold War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Korean War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates of the Republic of Korea Navy; #Category:Korean War frigates of South Korea; #Category:Ships transferred under Project Hula
 * USS Horace A. Bass (APD-124); #Horace A. Bass Jr.; #United States Navy; #Navy Cross; #Battle of Midway; #destroyer escort; #high-speed transport; #battle star; #World War II; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Korean War; #high-speed transport; #Combustion Engineering; #LCVP; #ammunition; #howitzer; #antiaircraft; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #high-speed transport; #destroyer escort; #widow; #Horace A. Bass Jr.; #Lieutenant Commander; #Boston Navy Yard; #ammunition ship; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi Atoll; #United States Army; #United States Marine Corps; #Japan; #submarine; #depth charge; #antiaircraft; #antisubmarine; #kamikaze; #bomb; #battle star; #Japan; #battleship; #World War II; #United States Third Fleet; #prize crew; #battleship; #Imperial Japanese Navy; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Marshall Islands; #amphibious warfare; #Southeast Asia; #Korean War; #Underwater Demolition Team; #Marine Reconnaissance; #Songjin; #Royal Marine Commando; #minesweeping; #United States; #Special Operations Group; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Republic of Korea; #flagship; #armistice; #Tachen Islands; #Cold War; #French Indochina; #Operation Passage to Freedom; #United States Atlantic Fleet; #4th Naval District; #United States Naval Reserve; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Naval Register; #J. R. Steel, Inc.; #Category:Crosley-class high speed transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Horace Beals (1862); #barkentine; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #cargo ship; #Confederate States of America; #hospital ship; #ammunition ship; #New York Navy Yard; #David Dixon Porter; #Ship Island, Mississippi; #David Farragut; #West Gulf Blockading Squadron; #Abraham Lincoln; #West Gulf Blockading Squadron; #American Civil War; #Union Navy; #Confederate States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Barques of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1861 ships
 * USS Hornbill; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Hornbill (AMS-19); #Weaver Shipyards; #hornbill; #battle star; #World War II; #8-268A; #gun mount; #depth charge projector; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Weaver Shipyards; #Pearl Harbor; #Naval Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:YMS-1-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Training ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Cold War minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Hornbill (AMc-13); #Coastal minesweeper; #machine gun; #coastal minesweeper; #United States Navy; #hornbill; #12th Naval District; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #schooner; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1938 ships; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean; #Category:Shipwrecks of the California coast; #Category:Ships sunk in collisions
 * USS Horne (CG-30); #San Francisco Naval Shipyard; #AN/SLQ-32; #Harpoon missiles; #Phalanx CIWS; #Frederick J. Horne; #San Francisco Naval Shipyard; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Combat Action Ribbon; #Joint Meritorious Unit Award; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Navy Expeditionary Medal; #National Defense Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Southwest Asia Service Medal; #Sea Service Deployment Ribbon; #Republic of Vietnam Gallantry Cross; #Vietnam Service Medal; #Category:Belknap-class cruisers; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1964 ships; #Category:Gulf War ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War cruisers of the United States
 * USS Hornet; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Hornet (1775); #Sloop; #sloop; #Esek Hopkins; #Category:Ships of the Continental Navy
 * USS Hornet (1805 brig); #Sloop-of-war; #carronade; #brig; #sloop-of-war; #United States Navy; #War of 1812; #James Lawrence; #United States Navy; #privateer; #Salvador, Brazil; #Tristan da Cunha; #Category:War of 1812 ships of the United States; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Gulf of Mexico; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1829; #Category:Ships built in Baltimore, Maryland; #Category:1805 ships
 * USS Hornet (1805 sloop); #Hornet; #sloop-of-war; #United States Navy; #First Barbary War; #Lieutenant; #Pasha; #List of sailing frigates of the United States Navy; #List of sloops of war of the United States Navy; #Naval tactics in the Age of Sail; #Category:1805 ships; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy
 * USS Hornet (1813); #hornet; #Schooner; #schooner; #schooner; #U.S. Navy; #District of Columbia; #Sailing Master; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:War of 1812 ships of the United States; #Category:Age of Sail naval ships of the United States; #Category:1813 ships
 * USS Hornet (1865); #United States Navy; #sloop; #brig; #Cubitt Town; #Confederate States Navy; #United States Navy; #United States; #filibuster; #Ten Years' War; #Blockade runners of the American Civil War; #Category:Cubitt Town-built ships; #Category:Captured ships; #Category:1864 ships
 * USS Hornet (1898); #Gunboat; #gunboat; #United States Navy; #Harlan and Hollingsworth; #Henry Morrison Flagler; #James Meredith Helm; #schooner; #Army; #sloop; #Santa Cruz del Sur; #North Carolina Naval Militia; #John S. Johnston; #Category:Steam yachts; #Category:1890 ships
 * USS Hornet (CV-12); #Hornet; #United States Navy; #aircraft carrier; #Pacific War; #World War II; #Operation Magic Carpet; #Vietnam War; #California Historical Landmark; #USS Hornet Museum; #Secretary of the Navy; #Frank Knox; #Rear Admiral; #Miles R. Browning; #Fast Carrier Task Force; #Majuro Atoll; #Marshall Islands; #Iwo Jima; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Fighter aircraft; #Vice Admiral; #Jisaburō Ozawa; #Eniwetok; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #Battle off Samar; #Ulithi; #Pescadores Islands; #Japan; #F6F Hellcat; #battle star; #World War II; #Operation Magic Carpet; #New York Naval Shipyard; #Cathay Pacific; #South Vietnam; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #AS-202; #Wake Island; #Neil Armstrong; #Buzz Aldrin; #Richard F. Gordon, Jr.; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility; #Naval Vessel Register; #xXx: State of the Union; #Ice Cube; #Rescue Dawn; #Christian Bale; #paranormal; #MTV's Fear; #Beyond Investigation Magazine; #Scariest Places On Earth; #Syfy Channel; #Ghost Hunters; #Ghost Adventures; #Presidential Unit Citation; #Meritorious Unit Citation; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #battle stars; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Medal; #China Service Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Vietnam Service Medal; #campaign stars; #Philippine Liberation Medal; #Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal; #List of aircraft carriers; #List of aircraft carriers of the United States Navy; #Category:Essex-class aircraft carriers; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Cold War aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Ships on the National Register of Historic Places in California; #Category:Reportedly haunted locations in California; #Category:History of Alameda County, California; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia; #Category:National Register of Historic Places in Alameda County, California
 * USS Hornet (CV-8); #Aircraft Carrier; #U.S Navy; #Yorktown Class; #Second World War; #Battle of Santa Cruz; #Yorktown Class Aircraft Carrier; #USS Enterprise (CV-6); #USS Yorktown (CV-5); #USS Hornet (CV-12); #Category:Ships; #Category:Aircraft Carriers; #Category:United States Naval Vessels
 * USS Hornet Museum; #Second World War; #Docent; #Naval Air Station Alameda; #Alameda Point Museum; #List of aircraft carriers of the United States Navy; #Category:Museum ships in California; #Category:National Historic Landmarks in the San Francisco Bay Area; #Category:California Historical Landmarks; #Category:Military and war museums in California; #Category:Museums in Alameda County, California; #Category:Aerospace museums in California; #Category:Tourist attractions in Alameda County, California
 * USS Hoste; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Houma (YTB-811); #United States Navy; #Houma, Louisiana; #Navy List; #Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service; #Category:Natick-class large harbor tugs; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1971 ships
 * USS Housatonic; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Housatonic (1861); #Boston Navy Yard; #Screw sloop; #Parrott rifle; #howitzer; #sloop-of-war; #United States Navy; #Boston Navy Yard; #William Rogers Taylor; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Blockade runners of the American Civil War; #blockade runner; #Lee Spence; #turpentine; #Howitzer; #spar torpedo; #List of sailing frigates of the United States Navy; #List of sailing frigates of the United States Navy; #Bibliography of early American naval history; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Carolina coast; #Category:Shipwrecks of the American Civil War; #Category:Disasters in South Carolina; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1864; #Category:Ships sunk by submarines; #Category:Archaeological sites in South Carolina; #Category:Charleston County, South Carolina; #Category:1861 ships; #Category:United States Navy Connecticut-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Massachusetts-related ships
 * USS Housatonic (AO-35); #Sun Shipbuilding and Drydock Co.; #battle star; #World War II; #Standard Oil Company of New Jersey; #gun mount; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Sun Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.; #Standard Oil Company of New Jersey; #Service Force, Atlantic Fleet; #submarines; #destroyers; #U.S. Army; #Operation Torch; #North Africa; #battleships; #cruisers; #destroyers; #French Morocco; #North Africa; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #Service Force, Pacific Fleet; #Surrender of Japan; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #Surrender of Japan; #U.S. 7th Fleet; #United States; #Category:Chicopee-class oilers; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II tankers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Connecticut-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Massachusetts-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1941 ships
 * USS Housatonic (SP-1697); #Minelayer; #5"/51 caliber gun; #3"/23 caliber gun; #Southern Pacific; #World War I; #North Sea Mine Barrage; #Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company; #United States Navy; #5"/51 caliber gun; #John Greenslade; #USN; #American Expeditionary Forces; #Rear Admiral; #Lewis Clinton-Baker; #First Transcontinental Railroad; #Central Pacific Railroad; #Category:1899 ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia; #Category:Ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Houston; #United States Navy; #cargo ship; #heavy cruiser; #light cruiser; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Houston (AK-1); #cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #World War II; #War Shipping Administration; #Bremer Vulcan; #Vegesack; #Hansa Line; #Charleston Navy Yard; #USNRF; #Naval Overseas Transportation Service; #Pearl Harbor; #War Shipping Administration; #Category:Ships built in Bremen (state); #Category:1903 ships; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I cargo ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Houston-related ships
 * USS Houston (CA-30); #battle star; #Battle of Sunda Strait; #heavy cruiser; #SOC Seagull; #seaplane; #heavy cruiser; #United States Navy; #Oscar Holcombe; #flagship; #Asiatic Fleet; #Scouting Force; #World War II; #Fleet Problem; #Assistant Secretary of the Navy; #Henry L. Roosevelt; #Cerros Islands; #flagship; #Claude C. Bloch; #Fleet Problem XX; #Chief of Naval Operations; #William D. Leahy; #Hawaiian Detachment; #Pearl Harbor; #Mare Island; #Thomas C. Hart; #Asiatic Fleet; #Battle of Bali Sea; #Karel Doorman; #Royal Netherlands Navy; #Tjilatjap; #Koepang; #destroyer; #Takeo Takagi; #torpedo; #Battle of Jutland; #World War I; #Albert H. Rooks; #heavy cruiser; #Albert Rooks; #ensign; #Commander; #George S. Rentz; #Houston Volunteers; #Medal of Honor; #George S. Rentz; #Navy Cross; #Shrine of Remembrance; #American Defense Service Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #battle star; #World War II Victory Medal; #The Bridge on the River Kwai; #William Holden; #Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Category:Northampton-class cruisers; #Category:World War II cruisers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Houston-related ships; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Java Sea; #Category:1929 ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Houston (CL-81); #light cruiser; #floatplane; #light cruiser; #United States Navy; #Pacific War; #Pearl Harbor; #Majuro Atoll; #Marc Mitscher; #Fast Carrier Task Force; #Japan; #Bonin; #Richmond K. Turner; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #submarine; #Eniwetok; #Task Group 38.2; #Gerald F. Bogan; #destroyer; #Ulithi; #aerial torpedo; #torpedo bomber; #scout plane; #William F. Halsey; #New York Navy Yard; #Egypt; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #John Grider Miller; #Category:Cleveland-class cruisers; #Category:World War II cruisers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Houston-related ships; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Houston (SSN-713); #Los Angeles class submarine; #attack submarine; #United States Navy; #Vice-President of the United States; #George H. W. Bush; #Metropolitan Houston; #San Pedro Channel; #periscope depth; #torpedo; #helicopter; #sonar; #Pearl Harbor; #USS Asheville (SSN-758); #Pattaya Beach; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #sonar; #Robert D. Kaplan; #Japan; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Category:Los Angeles-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Houston-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Texas-related ships; #Category:1981 ships; #Category:Active submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Hova (DE-110); #Free France; #3"/50 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #frigate; #Free French Naval Forces; #World War II; #French Navy; #World War II; #Free French Naval Forces; #Mutual Defense Assistance Program; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Delaware; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts of the Free French Naval Forces; #Category:World War II frigates of France; #Category:Cold War frigates of France
 * USS Hovey (DD-208); #Charles Hovey; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Charles Hovey; #Commander; #Asiatic Fleet; #Mare Island; #Sullivan Brothers; #Rear Admiral; #Richmond K. Turner; #Gavutu; #Bungana; #Lengo Channel; #torpedo bomber; #PT boat; #Theodore S. Wilkinson; #Cape Torokina; #Marshall Islands; #Fast Carrier Task Force; #flagship; #Port Purvis; #Jesse B. Oldendorf; #Thomas Sprague; #Looc Bay; #kamikaze; #battle star; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Philippines; #Category:1919 ships; #Category:Ships sunk by Japanese submarines
 * USS Howard; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Howard (DD-179); #Wickes class destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Mare Island; #Commander; #B. M. Stewart; #Topolobampo; #destroyer flotilla; #torpedo; #patrol; #submarine; #minesweeping; #United States; #U-boats; #North Africa; #Western Naval Task Force; #Naval Battle of Casablanca; #cruiser; #beachhead; #anti-submarine; #submarine; #Japan; #Pearl Harbor; #Admiral; #Richmond Turner; #Eniwetok; #minefield; #Imperial Japanese Navy; #kamikaze; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #Northern Metals Company; #World War II; #American Civil War; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:World War II mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1919 ships
 * USS Howard (DDG-83); #Jimmie E. Howard; #Naval Base San Diego; #Arleigh Burke class destroyer; #vertical launch system; #BGM-109 Tomahawk; #RUM-139 VL-Asroc; #Phalanx CIWS; #SH-60 Sea Hawk; #United States Navy; #Jimmie E. Howard; #Medal of Honor; #battalion; #Viet Cong; #Silver Star; #Korean War; #Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery; #T-72; #Carrier Strike Group Seven; #U.S. Navy; #American Civil War; #World War II; #Category:Arleigh Burke-class destroyers; #Category:Active destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Iowa-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:Piracy in Somalia; #Category:1999 ships
 * USS Howard D. Crow (DE-252); #Howard Daniel Crow; #Edsall-class; #destroyer escort; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #battleship; #USS Maryland (BB-46); #Pearl Harbor; #USS Oklahoma (BB-37); #USCG; #U.S. Coast Guard; #U-869; #Guantánamo Bay; #Pacific War; #Pearl Harbor; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Korean War; #Sonar; #antisubmarine; #antisubmarine; #NATO; #Navy Register; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer escort; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States
 * USS Howard F. Clark (DE-533); #turbine engine; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #radar picket; #Howard Franklin Clark; #missing in action; #Battle of the Coral Sea; #Boston Navy Yard; #Pearl Harbor; #escort carrier; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #Eniwetok; #Task Force 58; #U.S. 5th Fleet; #U.S. 3rd Fleet; #United States; #reserve fleet; #battle star; #List of United States Navy ships; #Destroyer; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States
 * USS Howard W. Gilmore (AS-16); #Howard W. Gilmore; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Commander; #Howard W. Gilmore; #Medal of Honor; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Pearl Harbor; #Majuro Atoll; #Pearl Harbor; #Subic Bay; #7th Fleet; #Harry S. Truman; #torpedo; #Submarine Squadron 4; #Operation Springboard; #Charleston Naval Shipyard; #nuclear submarines; #Fleet Rehabilitation and Modernization; #La Maddalena; #Category:Fulton-class submarine tenders; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Howarda (SP-144); #Essington Company; #United States Coast Guard; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Essington Company; #Essington, Pennsylvania; #patrol boat; #World War I; #7th Naval District; #Egmont Key; #Tampa Bay; #section patrol; #Navy List; #United States Coast Guard; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:Individual yachts; #Category:1913 ships
 * USS Howell Cobb (1861); #Washington Navy Yard; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #U.S. Coast Survey; #schooner; #Union Navy; #U.S. Coast Survey; #American Civil War; #cargo ship; #Washington, D.C.; #Confederate States of America; #U.S. Coast Survey; #schooner; #commanding officer; #Union Army; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #American Civil War; #Union Navy; #Confederate States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Research vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Stores ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Howick Hall (ID-1303); #United States; #World War I; #William Hamilton Company; #cargo ship; #U.S. Army; #Cargo ship; #David Rowan and Company; #triple expansion; #cargo ship; #United States Navy; #William Hamilton Company; #United States Steel Products Company; #Isthmian Line; #United States Army; #World War I; #Lieutenant Commander; #Naval Overseas Transportation Service; #Le Verdon-sur-Mer; #United States; #Exeter Shipping Company; #McAllum Steamship Company; #Lambert Brothers; #H. Constant; #Ditta Luigi Pittaluga Vapori; #S.A. Cooperativa di Nav Garibaldi; #Second Italo-Abyssinian War; #South Atlantic Line; #World War II; #PQ-13; #Murmansk; #Soviet Union; #PQ-13; #bomb; #bomber; #Category:World War I cargo ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Scotland; #Category:1910 ships; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Arctic Ocean; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1942
 * USS Howorth (DD-592); #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #William L. Howorth; #Destroyer Squadron 21; #Pearl Harbor; #ammunition ship; #anti-submarine; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #Battle of Mindoro; #kamikaze; #Invasion of Lingayen Gulf; #Iwo Jima; #Ulithi; #Ulithi; #cruiser; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Japan; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #torpedo; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Howquah (1863); #gunboat; #Union Navy; #Richard S. West; #Banks of Newfoundland; #Masonboro Sound; #Fort Fisher; #Flag Pond Hill; #Half Moon Battery; #East Gulf Blockading Squadron; #Saint George's Sound; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Hoyt (1863); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #torpedo boat; #spar torpedo; #Samuel Phillips Lee; #New Berne, North Carolina; #submarine; #CSS Albemarle; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Torpedo boats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1863 ships
 * USS Hubbard (DE-211); #Charleston Navy Yard; #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #1.1"/75 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Commander; #Joseph C. Hubbard; #heavy cruiser; #Naval Battle of Guadalcanal; #Charleston Navy Yard; #Lieutenant Commander; #torpedo; #anti-submarine; #U-boat; #Depth charge; #Operation Teardrop; #Pacific War; #surrender of Japan; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Charles Lawrence-class high speed transports; #Category:Ships built in South Carolina; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Hudson; #frigate; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Hudson (1826); #Smith and Dimon; #Frigate; #frigate; #United States Navy; #Smith & Dimon; #John Quincy Adams; #John Creighton; #flagship; #Brazil Squadron; #St. Catherine; #List of sailing frigates of the United States Navy; #Naval tactics in the Age of Sail
 * USS Hudson (DD-475); #William L. Hudson; #Boston Navy Yard; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #William L. Hudson; #Boston Navy Yard; #Henry H. Hough; #Richard R. Pratt; #submarine; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Pearl Harbor; #Iwo Jima; #radar picket; #B-29 Superfortress; #depth charge; #kamikaze; #fantail; #Operation Magic Carpet; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships
 * USS Hugh L. Scott (AP-43); #Franklin Pierce; #Hugh L. Scott; #Pacific Mail Steamship Company; #American President Lines; #United States Army; #United States Navy; #official number; #United States Navy; #troopship; #Operation Torch; #Pacific Mail Steamship Company; #Robert Dollar; #American President Lines; #American Mail Line; #Hugh L. Scott; #Operation Torch; #North Africa; #TransDiv; #French Morocco; #Naval Battle of Casablanca; #Ernst Kals; #landing craft; #Category:1921 ships; #Category:Design 1029 ships; #Category:Design 1029 ships of the United States Army; #Category:Design 1029 ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1942; #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:Ships sunk by German submarines in World War II; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Mediterranean
 * USS Hugh Purvis (DD-709); #Hugh Purvis; #Allen M. Sumner class destroyer; #torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Hugh Purvis; #Medal of Honor; #Commander; #World War II; #antisubmarine; #U.S. 6th Fleet; #Korean War; #NATO; #Operation Springboard; #Suez Crisis; #Egypt; #Panama Canal Zone; #Boston Naval Shipyard; #Fleet Rehabilitation and Modernization; #helicopter; #John Glenn; #Sonar; #Cold War; #Cuban Missile Crisis; #radar; #USS Safeguard (ARS-25); #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Combat Action Ribbon; #Category:Allen M. Sumner-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Pennsylvania-related ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Turkish Navy; #Category:Allen M. Sumner-class destroyers of the Turkish Navy
 * USS Hugh W. Hadley (DD-774); #Hugh William Hadley; #Allen M. Sumner class destroyer; #torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Hugh William Hadley; #Naval Battle of Guadalcanal; #Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #antisubmarine; #Ohka; #kamikaze; #Ie Shima; #battle star; #Presidential Unit Citation (US); #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Allen M. Sumner-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Hughes (DD-410); #Mare Island Navy Yard; #American Defense Service Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Service Medal; #United States Navy; #Edward Merritt Hughes; #Boston Navy Yard; #Donald J. Ramsey; #Pearl Harbor; #Jaluit; #Mili; #Task Force 17; #Japan; #Battle of the Coral Sea; #Battle of Midway; #Guadalcanal; #Battle of Guadalcanal; #Marshall Islands; #escort carrier; #Tanahmerah Bay; #Cape Sensapor; #William M. Fechteler; #Arthur Dewey Struble; #Dinigat; #Homohon; #kamikaze; #San Francisco Naval Shipyard; #Operation Crossroads; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Category:Sims-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:United States Navy Ohio-related ships; #Category:1939 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Hulbert (DD-342); #Henry Hulbert; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Henry Hulbert; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Asiatic Station; #Chinese Civil War; #seaplane tender; #New York Navy Yard; #Panama Canal Zone; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #Pearl Harbor; #Ford Island; #battleship; #Amchitka; #Panama Canal Zone; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:Seaplane tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1919 ships; #Category:Ships present during the attack on Pearl Harbor; #Category:Ships built in Portsmouth, Virginia
 * USS Hull; #United States Navy; #Isaac Hull; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Hull (DD-330); #Isaac Hull; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Isaac Hull; #Warren G. Harding; #Battle Fleet; #Mare Island; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1921 ships; #Category:United States Navy Connecticut-related ships
 * USS Hull (DD-350); #Isaac Hull; #New York Navy Yard; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Isaac Hull; #New York Navy Yard; #battle star; #Halsey's Typhoon; #aircraft carriers; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #battleship; #aircraft carrier; #Suyu; #cruiser; #schooner; #Wake Island; #Marshall Islands; #Eniwetok; #Mille Atoll; #Marc Mitscher; #Great Marianas Turkey Shoot; #Herman Wouk; #The Caine Mutiny; #Greil Marcus; #Typhoon Cobra (1944); #Category:Farragut-class destroyers (1934); #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Ships present during the attack on Pearl Harbor; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Philippine Sea; #Category:1934 ships; #Category:United States Navy Connecticut-related ships
 * USS Hull (DD-7); #Harlan and Hollingsworth; #torpedo tube; #United States Navy; #Isaac Hull; #Harlan & Hollingsworth; #Lieutenant; #Samuel Robison; #League Island, Pennsylvania; #Great White Fleet; #battleship; #World War I; #Mare Island; #Panama Canal Zone; #submarine; #Joseph G. Hitner; #Category:Bainbridge-class destroyers; #Category:World War I destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Delaware; #Category:1902 ships; #Category:United States Navy Connecticut-related ships
 * USS Hull (DD-945); #Isaac Hull; #Forrest Sherman class destroyer; #torpedo tubes; #Isaac Hull; #Forrest Sherman class destroyer; #Seventh Fleet; #destroyer; #amphibious forces; #US Navy; #Cuban Missile Crisis; #Vietnam War; #Yankee Station; #Naval Gunfire Support; #heavy cruisers; #Spruance class; #Category:Forrest Sherman-class destroyers; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1957 ships; #Category:United States Navy Connecticut-related ships
 * USS Humboldt (AVP-21); #Boston Navy Yard; #caliber; #gun mount; #antiaircraft; #Boston Navy Yard; #U.S. Coast Guard; #U.S. Navy; #seaplane tender; #Radar; #sonar; #caliber; #gun mount; #depth charge; #seaplane; #United States Navy; #seaplane tender; #Boston Navy Yard; #Commander; #Rear Admiral; #Jonas H. Ingrain; #seaplane; #Brazilian Navy; #submarine; #aviation gasoline; #antisubmarine; #Franklin D. Roosevelt; #Casablanca Conference; #Getúlio Vargas; #Aratú; #French Morocco; #torpedo; #escort aircraft carrier; #destroyer escort; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #teletype; #invasion; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #U.S. Coast Guard; #United States Coast Guard; #high endurance cutter; #search-and-rescue; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the United States Coast Guard; #Category:Barnegat-class seaplane tenders; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:United States Navy California-related ships; #Category:1941 ships
 * USS Hummer (AMS-20); #Japan; #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Japanese Maritime Self Defense Force; #battle stars; #World War II; #Category:YMS-1-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Korean War minesweepers of the United States; #Category:YMS-1-class minesweepers of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
 * USS Humming Bird; #coastal minesweeper; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Humming Bird (AMc-26); #coastal minesweeper; #U.S. Navy; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1936 ships; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Hummingbird (AMS-192); #Quincy Adams Yacht Yard; #U.S. Navy; #Hydrographic Office; #NATO; #minesweeping; #Indonesia; #Naval Vessel Register; #Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service; #Category:Bluebird-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1954 ships; #Category:Cold War minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Humphreys (DD-236); #Joshua Humphreys; #battle stars; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Joshua Humphreys; #Russian civil war; #Egypt; #Panama Canal Zone; #aircraft carrier; #Pearl Harbor; #Neutrality Patrol; #antisubmarine; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Guadalcanal; #Operation Chronicle; #Daniel E. Barbey; #7th Fleet; #Cape Sudest; #Iwo Jima; #Keise Shima; #National Metal & Steel Corporation; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1919 ships
 * USS Hunch (SP-1197); #Charles L. Seabury Company; #Gas Engine and Power Company; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Charles L. Seabury Company; #Gas Engine and Power Company; #section patrol; #World War I; #USNRF; #commanding officer; #9th Naval District; #10th Naval District; #11th Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1907 ships; #Category:Great Lakes ships
 * USS Hunchback; #Gunboat; #sidewheel; #Parrott rifle; #gunboat; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Edmund Colhoun; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Roanoke Island; #Fort Barrow; #Franklin, Virginia; #The Joint Expedition Against Franklin; #Hamilton, North Carolina; #Brooklyn and New York Ferry Company; #Category:1852 ships; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy
 * USS Hunley (AS-31); #Horace Lawson Hunley; #submarine tender; #United States Navy; #submarine; #Naval Vessel Register; #Southern Scrap Materials Company; #Pearl Harbor; #missile crane; #stowaway; #Category:Hunley-class submarine tenders; #Category:1961 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 2008; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Hunt; #destroyer; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Hunt (DD-194); #William H. Hunt; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #United States Coast Guard; #Royal Navy; #William H. Hunt; #Roswell H. Blair; #torpedo; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Rum Patrol; #Neutrality patrol; #submarine; #Destroyers for Bases Agreement; #Royal Navy; #Western Approaches Command; #convoy OB 318; #corvette; #Enigma machine; #Korvettenkapitän; #Fritz-Julius Lemp; #4"/50 caliber gun; #torpedo; #depth charge; #Mid-Ocean Escort Force; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:1920 ships; #Category:Ships of the United States Coast Guard; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Royal Navy; #Category:Town-class destroyers of the Royal Navy; #Category:Town-class destroyers converted from Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United Kingdom; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Hunt (DD-674); #William H. Hunt; #Federal Shipbuilding & Drydock Co.; #Fletcher class destroyer; #torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #William H. Hunt; #James A. Garfield; #Federal Shipbuilding & Drydock Co.; #Henry Kent Hewitt; #Vice Admiral; #New York Navy Yard; #Pearl Harbor; #Marc A. Mitscher; #Fast Carrier Task Force; #aircraft carrier; #Richard L. Conolly; #Roi Island; #battleship; #Namur Island; #Douglas MacArthur; #Harry W. Hill; #Eniwetok; #heavy cruiser; #Albert E. Montgomery; #submarine; #light cruiser; #auxiliary cruiser; #Japanese Combined Fleet; #Jaluit; #Marshall Islands; #torpedo bomber; #Wake Island; #Raymond A. Spruance; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #dog fight; #William F. Halsey; #flagship; #Okinawa Jima; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #Iwo Jima; #Ulithi; #radar picket; #kamikaze; #Suez Crisis; #International Naval Review; #John McCain; #Northern Ireland; #NATO; #Ethiopia; #Battle Efficiency Award; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Hunter Liggett (APA-14); #Hunter Liggett; #US Army; #battle star; #World War II; #attack transport; #attack transport; #US Navy; #World War II; #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #Tongatapu; #Guadalcanal; #Koro Islands; #Lunga Point; #Tokyo Express; #submarine; #Gilberts; #Leyte; #Iwo Jima; #Operation Magic Carpet; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Design 1029 ships; #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:1922 ships; #Category:Design 1029 ships of the United States Army; #Category:Harris-class attack transports; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States
 * USS Hunter Marshall (APD-112); #Hunter Marshall III; #U.S. Navy; #Silver Star; #destroyer escort; #high-speed transport; #Ecuador; #destroyer escort; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #destroyer escort; #high-speed transport; #Hunter Marshall III; #Commander; #Lt. Commander; #surrender of Japan; #World War II; #Navy Day; #Presidential Review; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Navy List; #Ecuador; #Category:Crosley-class high speed transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:United States Navy North Carolina-related ships
 * USS Hunterdon County (LST-838); #battle star; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Malaysia; #LCVP; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Vietnam War; #Pearl Harbor; #Naval Construction Battalion; #Ulithi; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Operation Game Warden; #brown-water navy; #Lester Westling; #Cambodia; #Ham Loung River; #South Vietnam; #Malaysia; #Royal Malaysian Navy; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy New Jersey-related ships; #Category:Hunterdon County, New Jersey; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships of the Royal Malaysian Navy
 * USS Hunting (LSM-398); #Charleston Navy Yard; #medium tank; #heavy tank; #DUKW; #gun mounts; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant; #United States Naval Research Laboratory; #Category:Ships built in South Carolina; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:LSM-1-class landing ships medium
 * USS Huntington; #United States Navy; #Huntington, West Virginia; #armored cruiser; #light cruiser; #light aircraft carrier; #light cruiser; #Category:United States Navy ship names; #Category:United States Navy West Virginia-related ships
 * USS Huntington (CL-107); #light cruiser; #5"/38 caliber gun; #light cruiser; #United States Navy; #Huntington, West Virginia; #World War II; #M. L. Jarrett, Jr.; #Guantánamo Bay; #Gibraltar; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #Arleigh Burke; #Juan Perón; #Navy List; #Category:Fargo-class cruisers; #Category:World War II cruisers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy West Virginia-related ships; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Huntress; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Huntress (1862); #Parrott rifle; #howitzers; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunship; #Confederate States of America; #Mississippi Squadron; #guerrillas; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Indiana; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1862 ships
 * USS Huntsville; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Huntsville (1857); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Cicero Price; #Gulf Blockading Squadron; #blockade; #blockade runner; #rosin; #blockade runners; #bales; #Tampa Bay; #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #Aspinwall, Panama; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1857 ships
 * USS Hupa (SP-650); #George Lawley & Son; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #George Lawley & Son; #section patrol; #World War I; #1st Naval District; #Cape Cod Canal; #Navy List; #Hyde Engineering Works; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1905 ships
 * USS Huron; #Nags Head, North Carolina; #cruiser; #frigate; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Huron (1861); #schooner; #smoothbore; #Parrott rifle; #American Civil War; #Confederate States of America; #schooner; #Boston Navy Yard; #Lieutenant; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #blockade runner; #Union Army; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Fort Fisher; #Jefferson Davis; #Irwinville, Georgia; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Unadilla-class gunboats; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1861 ships
 * USS Huron (1875); #Gunboat; #Dahlgren gun; #Parrott rifle; #howitzer; #Gatling gun; #sloop; #gunboat; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Nags Head, North Carolina; #Category:National Register of Historic Places in North Carolina; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:1875 ships; #Category:Alert-class gunboats; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1877; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Carolina coast
 * USS Huron (ID-1408); #United States; #United States Mail Steamship Company; #Los Angeles Steamship Co.; #Los Angeles Steamship Co.; #United States Navy; #World War I; #United States Mail Steamship Company; #Los Angeles Steamship Co.; #Steerage; #North German Lloyd; #German Empire; #Huns; #Ellis Island; #Robbins Drydock Co.; #United States Mail Steamship Company; #Los Angeles Steamship Co.; #United States Army; #United States Coast Guard; #Category:Barbarossa-class ocean liners; #Category:Ships of Norddeutscher Lloyd; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Passenger ships of the United States; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1922; #Category:1896 ships; #Category:Ships built in Stettin
 * USS Huron (PF-19); #American Ship Building Company; #3"/50 caliber gun; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Huron, South Dakota; #American Ship Building Company; #Lieutenant Commander; #USCG; #North Africa; #damage control; #sonar; #Fleet Sonar School; #anti-submarine; #United Dock Corporation; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Ohio; #Category:United States Navy South Dakota-related ships; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Hurricane (PC-3); #Bollinger Shipyards; #Naval Amphibious Base Little Creek; #USS; #Bollinger Shipyards; #War of 1812; #Category:Cyclone-class patrol ships; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:1992 ships
 * USS Hurst; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Hurst (DE-250); #Edwin William Hurst; #Mexican Navy; #Naval Institute Press; #Manuel Azueta; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Edwin William Hurst; #Mexican Navy; #pennant number; #destroyer; #training vessel; #submarines; #antisubmarine; #Northern Ireland; #Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; #Pearl Harbor; #Samoan Islands; #Pearl Harbor; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Naval Vessel Register; #Mexican Navy; #Mexican Navy; #Manuel Azueta; #United States occupation of Veracruz; #Oto Melara; #superfiring; #destroyer; #pennant number; #training vessel; #gun director; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Mexican Navy; #Category:Frigates of the Mexican Navy; #Category:Destroyers of the Mexican Navy; #Category:Active destroyers of Mexico
 * USS Hurst (SP-3196); #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #section patrol; #World War I; #5th Naval District; #dispatch boat; #Naval Overseas Transportation Service; #United States Public Health Service; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Virginia; #Category:1918 ships
 * USS Huse (DE-145); #U.S. Navy; #Harry McLaren Pinckney Huse; #antisubmarine; #Gibraltar; #Royal Navy; #antisubmarine; #U-boat; #U-856; #U-boat; #U-488; #radar; #submarine; #U-490; #submarine; #U-880; #Japan; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #Green Cove Springs; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #U.S. Navy; #Korean War; #sonar; #antisubmarine; #NROTC; #Midshipmen; #antisubmarine; #Eastern Test Range; #NATO; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #World War II; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Harry M. P. Huse; #Destroyer escort; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States
 * USS Hutchins (DD-476); #Carleton B. Hutchins; #Boston Navy Yard; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Carleton B. Hutchins; #Medal of Honor; #Boston Navy Yard; #Pearl Harbor; #Combat Information Center; #Japan; #Saidor; #Daniel E. Barbey; #Victor Crutchley; #Hansa Bay; #Cape Sudest; #Wakde Island; #B-24; #Wakde-Sarmi operation; #PT boat; #Sansapor; #Morotai landings; #Seeadler Harbor; #Jesse Oldendorf; #Shoji Nishimura; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #flagship; #K.M. McManes; #Destroyer Squadron 24; #torpedo; #Ulithi; #battle star; #World War II; #USS Johnnie Hutchins (DE-360); #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships
 * USS Hutchinson (PF-45); #Hutchinson, Kansas; #battle star; #World War II; #Mexican Navy; #3"/50 caliber gun; #anti-submarine mortar; #Y-gun; #depth charge; #frigate; #United States Navy; #Hutchinson, Kansas; #Commander; #USCG; #southwest Pacific; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #submarine base; #United States; #northern Pacific; #Navy List; #Mexican Navy; #battle star; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Kansas-related ships; #Category:Tacoma-class frigates of the Mexican Navy; #Category:Weather ships
 * USS Hué City; #Battle of Hue; #guided-missile; #cruiser; #United States Navy; #Battle of Hue; #1st Marine Regiment; #Vietnam War; #Battle of Khe Sanh; #Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; #Haiti; #International Naval Review; #Vieques Island; #Wallops Island; #Operation Enduring Freedom; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Armed Forces Service Medal; #Navy E Ribbon; #Elmore Leonard; #Category:Ticonderoga-class cruisers; #Category:Carrier Strike Group Eight; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:1990 ships; #Category:Active cruisers of the United States
 * USS Hué City (CG-66); #Battle of Hue; #guided-missile; #cruiser; #United States Navy; #Battle of Hue; #1st Marine Regiment; #Vietnam War; #Battle of Khe Sanh; #International Naval Review; #Bill Clinton; #Category:Ticonderoga-class cruisers; #Category:Carrier Strike Group Eight; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:1990 ships; #Category:Active cruisers of the United States
 * USS Hyac (SP-216); #Weckler Boat Company; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Weckler Boat Company; #World War I; #9th Naval District; #10th Naval District; #11th Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Illinois; #Category:1915 ships; #Category:Great Lakes ships
 * USS Hyacinth; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Hyacinth (1862); #American Civil War; #gunboat; #Union Army; #Union Navy; #Fort Pillow; #U.S. War Department; #Mississippi Squadron; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Hyades (AF-28); #MARAD; #gun mount; #lead ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Eniwetok; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #Piraeus, Greece; #Gibraltar; #destroyers; #NATO; #U.S. 6th Fleet; #Cuban missile crisis; #helicopter; #Operation Springboard; #Naval Register; #Reserve Fleet; #China Service Medal; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Service Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Philippine Liberation Medal; #Category:Hyades-class stores ships; #Category:Ships built in Alabama; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Hyannis (YTB-817); #Hyannis, Massachusetts; #United States Navy; #Hyannis, Massachusetts; #Navy List; #United States Fish & Wildlife Service; #Category:Natick-class large harbor tugs; #Category:United States Navy Massachusetts-related ships; #Category:1973 ships
 * USS Hyde (APA-173); #gun mount; #attack transport; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Iwo Jima; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #Ulithi; #Leyte; #prisoners of war; #U.S. marines; #Indochina; #Operation Magic Carpet; #Pearl Harbor; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #World War II; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Haskell-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Hydra; #cargo ship; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Hydra (AK-82); #gun mount; #World War II; #U.S. Army; #Penn-Jersey Ship Building; #USCGR; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Category:Port repair ships of the United States Army; #Category:Enceladus-class cargo ships; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Type N3 ships of the United States Army; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Hydrangea (1862); #Parrott rifle; #howitzers; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #dispatch boat; #ship's tender; #gunboat; #Confederate States of America; #New York Navy Yard; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #American Civil War; #Union Navy; #Confederate States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1862 ships
 * USS Hydraulic (SP-2584); #World War I; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #section patrol; #World War I; #Quartermaster; #3rd Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1900 ships; #Category:Individual yachts
 * USS Hydrographer; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Hydrographer (AGS-2); #Hydrographer; #Spear Engine Works; #Choctaw Boat Works; #battle star; #U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey; #Spear Engine Works; #U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey; #US Navy; #Choctaw Boat Works; #Argentia; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Korovin Bay; #Massacre Bay; #Shemya Island; #Japan; #Pearl Harbor; #Abemama; #Apra; #sniper; #Kossel Passage; #Eniwetok; #Wake Island; #battle star; #Category:Individual yachts; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Virginia; #Category:1928 ships; #Category:Ships of the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey; #Category:Survey ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Hydrus (AKA-28); #battle star; #5"/38 caliber gun; #Hydrus; #Walsh-Kaiser Co., Inc.; #Pearl Harbor; #Guadalcanal; #Ulithi; #Hagushi; #Fort Schuyler; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Artemis-class attack cargo ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Training ships of the New York State Merchant Marine Academy; #Category:Ships built in Rhode Island; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Hyman (DD-732); #Allen M. Sumner class destroyer; #torpedo; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant Commander; #Battle of the Coral Sea; #Navy Cross; #Panama Canal Zone; #Pearl Harbor; #Iwo Jima; #Kelly Turner; #midget submarine; #U.N. Peace Force; #Korean War; #North Atlantic Treaty Organization; #International Naval Review; #Jamestown Festival; #John F. Kennedy; #Major; #L. Gordon Cooper; #Boston Naval Shipyard; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:United States Navy Colorado-related ships; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Allen M. Sumner-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Hyman G. Rickover (SSN-709); #[[File:709insig.png]]; #United States Navy; #Hyman G. Rickover; #Kinnaird R. McKee; #Charles E. Bennett; #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:Los Angeles-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:1983 ships
 * USS Hyman G. Rickover (SSN-795); #United States Navy; #Hyman G. Rickover; #Jonathan Greenert; #Category:Virginia-class submarines; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Hyperion (AK-107); #Joshua Hendy; #cargo ship; #United States Navy; #Liberty ship; #Bismarcks; #Guadalcanal; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #Daniel Barbey; #Naha; #kamikaze; #international date line; #battle stars; #World War II; #Category:Crater-class cargo ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Freighters; #Category:Liberty ships; #Category:Ships built in Richmond, California; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Ibex; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Ibex (1863); #howitzers; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #tinclad; #gunboat; #Mississippi Squadron; #Samuel Phillips Lee; #Gallipolis, Ohio; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Ohio; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:1863 ships
 * USS Ibex (IX-119); #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #United States Navy; #ibex; #California Shipbuilding Corporation; #lube oil; #World War II; #United States; #T. J. Stevenson Company; #Category:Liberty ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:Armadillo-class tankers; #Category:Unclassified miscellaneous vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Ibis; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Ibis (AM-134); #ibis; #Cooper Bessemer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Bethlehem Shipbuilding; #Woods Hole; #minesweeping; #Navy List; #Category:Hawk-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1937 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Ibis (SP-3051); #ibis; #machine gun; #United States Navy; #Atlantic Coast Fisheries Company; #World War I; #1st Naval District; #patrol vessel; #Hodge Boiler Works; #pier; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1917 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1918
 * USS Ice Boat (1861); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Oliver S. Glisson; #Washington, D.C.; #First Battle of Bull Run; #Oliver S. Glisson; #Foxhall A. Parker, Jr.; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy
 * USS Ice King (ID-3160); #Cunard Steamship Company; #Shooters Island; #cargo ship; #gun mount; #cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #submarine; #torpedo; #Shooters Island; #Navy List; #Quiberon; #torpedo; #U-boat; #United States; #U.S. Army; #Hoek van Holland; #Goteborg, Sweden; #U.S Navy; #World War I; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Standard World War I ships; #Category:Steamships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Freighters; #Category:1917 ships; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Icefish (SS-367); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #icefish; #Salangidae; #Japan; #whitebait; #Manitowoc Shipbuilding Co.; #Manitowoc, Wisc.; #Pearl Harbor; #Charles A. Lockwood; #Task Force 17; #Marshall Islands; #Japan; #PBY Catalina; #Tanapag Harbor; #Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #World War II; #Groton, Conn.; #GUPPY IB; #Royal Netherlands Navy; #Naval Register; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Royal Netherlands Navy; #Category:Walrus-class submarines (1953)
 * USS Ida (1863); #howitzers; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #blockade; #flotilla; #flagship; #howitzers; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Dispatch boats of the United States Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships sunk by mines; #Category:Shipwrecks of the American Civil War
 * USS Idaho; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names; #Category:United States Navy Idaho-related ships
 * USS Idaho (1864); #U.S. Navy; #Yokohama, Japan; #Asiatic Squadron; #sloop; #sloop; #American Civil War; #sloop; #John Lorimer Worden; #Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; #hospital ship; #Asiatic Squadron; #Empire of Japan; #United States; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Idaho-related ships; #Category:1864 ships; #Category:Hospital ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Idaho (BB-24); #torpedo tube; #Barbette; #Conning tower; #battleship; #United States Navy; #Jane's Fighting Ships; #Great White Fleet; #third-rate; #first-rate; #Frank R. Gooding; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Francisco I. Madero; #World War II; #hull classification symbol; #Naval Institute Press; #Category:Mississippi-class battleships; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1905 ships; #Category:United States Navy Idaho-related ships
 * USS Idaho (BB-42); #Moses Alexander; #torpedo tube; #Barbette; #Conning tower; #United States Navy; #Moses Alexander; #Carl Theodore Vogelgesang; #President of Brazil; #Epitácio Pessoa; #President of the United States; #Woodrow Wilson; #Secretary of the Navy; #Josephus Daniels; #Franklin K. Lane; #John B. Payne; #Warren Harding; #Commander; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Pearl Harbor; #neutrality patrol; #Hvalfjörður; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #United States Army; #Marshall Islands; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Eniwetok; #Guadalcanal; #Iwo Jima; #Ulithi; #kamikaze; #American Defense Service Medal; #European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #battle star; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Medal; #Category:New Mexico-class battleships; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1917 ships; #Category:World War II battleships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Idaho-related ships
 * USS Idaho (SP-545); #machine gun; #U.S. Navy; #patrol craft; #Fourth Naval District; #League Island Navy Yard; #USNRF; #League Island Navy Yard; #submarine; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Motorboats of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Idaho-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1907 ships; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Idaho (SSN-799); #ton; #S9G reactor; #BGM-109 Tomahawk; #Ray Mabus; #Category:Submarine classes; #Category:Virginia-class submarines; #Category:Submarines of the United States Navy; #Category:Submarines of the United States
 * USS Idalis (SP-270); #Gas Engine and Power Company; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Gas Engine and Power Company; #World War I; #Lieutenant; #USNRF; #3rd Naval District; #Naval Reserve Training School Pelham Bay Park; #Pelham Bay Park; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Individual yachts; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1908 ships
 * USS Ideal (AMc-85); #coastal minesweeper; #U.S. Navy; #Warren, Rhode Island; #8th Naval District; #Burrwood, Louisiana; #5th Naval District; #List of United States Navy ships; #Minesweeper (ship); #Category:Accentor-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Rhode Island; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Idealia (SP-125); #Elco Company; #U.S. Navy; #patrol craft; #Elco Company; #USNRF; #4th Naval District; #U.S. Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Individual yachts; #Category:Motor yachts; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:United States Navy New Jersey-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Pennsylvania-related ships; #Category:1911 ships
 * USS Idylease (SP-119); #City Island, New York; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #patrol craft; #City Island, New York; #USNRF; #5th Naval District; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Individual yachts; #Category:Motor yachts; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships; #Category:1916 ships
 * USS Illinois; #lead ship; #battleship; #Category:United States Navy ship names; #Category:United States Navy Illinois-related ships
 * USS Illinois (BB-65); #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #Turret; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Second Vinson Act; #fast battleship; #Empire of Japan; #dreadnought; #Panamax; #Imperial Japanese Navy; #aircraft carrier; #Battle of the Coral Sea; #Battle of Midway; #air supremacy; #Pacific War; #fast battleship; #Bureau of Construction and Repair; #Two-Ocean Navy Act; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #torpedo; #naval mine; #war bonds; #aircraft carrier; #Naval Vessel Register; #ship's bell; #University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; #Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps; #battlecruiser; #Admiral; #Ernest King; #Naval Vessel Register; #United States Navy; #Category:Abandoned military projects of the United States; #Category:Iowa-class battleships; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:United States Navy Illinois-related ships; #Category:1945 ships
 * USS Illinois (BB-7); #torpedo tube; #Casemate; #United States Navy; #battleship; #lead ship; #Levi Leiter; #George A. Converse; #flagship; #R.D. Evans; #Albert Wilhelm Heinrich of Prussia; #A.S. Crowninshield; #Kristiania; #Chatham Dockyard; #Blocklinger; #Battenberg Cup; #Great White Fleet; #Secretary of the Navy; #1908 Messina earthquake; #Theodore Roosevelt; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Washington Naval Treaty; #New York Navy Yard; #William E. Mason; #epicurean; #Illinois Executive Mansion; #Naval Institute Press; #Category:Illinois-class battleships; #Category:1898 ships; #Category:World War I battleships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Illinois-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Illinois (SSN-786); #S9G reactor; #Category:Virginia-class submarines; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Illusive (AM-448); #Aggressive class minesweeper; #propellers; #U.S. Navy; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #U.S. 7th Fleet; #Chinese Nationalist Navy; #Camp Pendleton; #Japan; #Sattahib; #South Vietnam; #South Vietnam; #Subic Bay; #Vietcong; #Naval Register; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Aggressive-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in San Diego, California; #Category:1952 ships; #Category:Vietnam War mine warfare vessels of the United States
 * USS Impeccable; #U.S. Navy; #USS Impeccable (AM-320); #World War II; #USNS Impeccable (T-AGOS-23); #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Impeccable (AM-320); #General Engineering & Dry Dock Company; #battle stars; #World War II; #Korean War; #gun mount; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Royal Navy; #Royal Navy; #General Engineering and Dry Dock; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Hagushi; #surrender of Japan; #Japan; #Terminal Island, California; #Panama Canal Zone; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #battle stars; #World War II; #Korean War; #Category:Auk-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Alameda, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Korean War minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Impervious; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Impervious (AM-449); #Aggressive class minesweeper; #propellers; #U.S. Navy; #U.S. 7th Fleet; #Pearl Harbor; #Republic of Korea Navy; #U.S. 7th Fleet; #Japan; #Camp Pendleton; #Philippine Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #U.S. 7th Fleet; #South Vietnam; #Pearl Harbor; #Operation Steelgate; #South Vietnam; #Super Servant 3; #USS Leader (MSO-490); #USS Adroit (MSO-509); #USS Leader (MSO-490); #USS Adroit (MSO-509); #Super Servant 4; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Aggressive-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in San Diego, California; #Category:1952 ships; #Category:Vietnam War mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Gulf War ships of the United States
 * USS Impetuous (PYc-46); #machine gun; #patrol boat; #United States Navy; #Naval Vessel Register; #interwar period; #15th Naval District; #War Shipping Administration; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Individual yachts; #Category:1915 ships
 * USS Implicit; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Implicit (AM-246); #3"/50 caliber gun; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #Depth charge; #Operation Dragoon; #Battle star; #U.S. Navy; #battle stars; #Savannah Machine & Foundry; #San Rafael; #Yalta Conference; #antisubmarine; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Subic Bay; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Georgia (U.S. state); #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers of the Republic of China Navy
 * USS Implicit (AM-455); #Aggressive class minesweeper; #propellers; #U.S. Navy; #U.S. 7th Fleet; #South Vietnam; #Mine Division; #Vietcong; #Pearl Harbor; #Operation Eager Angler; #task unit; #Operation COMPTUEX; #Taiwanese Navy; #Navy List; #Category:Aggressive-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1953 ships; #Category:Cold War minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Yung Yang-class minesweepers; #Category:Active minesweepers of the Republic of China
 * USS Improve (AM-247); #3"/50 caliber gun; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #Depth charge; #Battle star; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #battle star; #Savannah Machine & Foundry; #Mers-el-Kebir; #torpedoes; #Menton; #United States; #Pacific war; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #MV Ecuador; #battle star; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Georgia (U.S. state); #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Inaugural (AM-242); #dazzle camouflage; #Great Flood of 1993; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Oerlikon 20 mm cannon; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #Depth charge; #Depth charge; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Battle of Okinawa; #Battle star; #Lieutenant; #The Riverfront Times; #Winslow Marine Railway and Shipbuilding Company; #Winslow, Washington; #Pearl Harbor; #submarine; #Japan; #Japan; #Jinsen, Korea; #United States; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #Gateway Arch; #List of U.S. National Historic Landmark ships, shipwrecks, and shipyards; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Mississippi River; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Former National Register of Historic Places; #Category:Former National Historic Landmarks of the United States; #Category:Museums established in 1968; #Category:1968 establishments in the United States
 * USS Inca; #U.S. Navy; #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #Inca Empire; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Inca (1898); #Boston Navy Yard; #George Lawley & Son; #Massachusetts militia; #United States Navy; #Spanish-American War; #Massachusetts militia; #George Lawley & Son; #Massachusetts Militia; #Massachusetts militia; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Training ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1898 ships; #Category:Spanish–American War naval ships of the United States
 * USS Inca (1911); #U.S. Navy; #Ferryboat; #ferryboat; #U.S. Navy; #Navy List; #U.S. Navy; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ferries of Rhode Island; #Category:Ferries of Virginia; #Category:Ferries of Pennsylvania; #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Pennsylvania-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Rhode Island; #Category:1911 ships
 * USS Inca (ID-3219); #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #J. H. Dialogue & Sons; #6th Naval District; #World War I; #Navy List; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:United States Navy South Carolina-related ships; #Category:1879 ships
 * USS Inca (IX-229); #United States of America; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Liberty Ship; #deck gun; #Nakagusuku Wan; #War Shipping Administration; #Chief of Naval Operations; #Secretary of the Navy; #Buckner Bay, Okinawa; #Ulithi; #USS Ocelot (IX-110); #Vandalia (IX-191); #Category:Unclassified miscellaneous vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California
 * USS Inca (SP-1212); #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #patrol craft; #rescue craft; #seaplane tender; #dispatch boat; #USNRF; #First Naval District; #submarine; #Fifth Naval District; #seaplane tender; #dispatch boat; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Dispatch boats of the United States Navy; #Category:Seaplane tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Massachusetts-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Rhode Island; #Category:1917 ships
 * USS Incessant (AM-248); #3"/50 caliber gun; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #Depth charge; #Battle star; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #battle star; #Savannah Machine & Foundry; #Mers-el-Kebir; #torpedoes; #Sevastapol; #Mers-el-Kebir; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #MV Commercial Ohioan; #battle star; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Georgia (U.S. state); #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Inch (DE-146); #Richard Inch; #Richard Inch; #American Civil War; #Spanish-American War; #U-boat; #submarine; #Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #World War II; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer escort; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States
 * USS Inchon (LPH-12); #amphibious assault ship; #United States Navy; #battle of Inchon; #Korean War; #COMMLOC; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Navy Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Navy E Ribbon; #Marjorie Sterrett Battleship Fund Award; #Navy Expeditionary Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Vietnam Service Medal; #Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Navy Expeditionary Medal; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Naval Reserve Force; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Naval Vessel Register; #U.S. Navy; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Iwo Jima-class amphibious assault ships; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:1969 ships; #Category:Mine countermeasures support ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Incredible (AM-249); #3"/50 caliber gun; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #Depth charge; #Operation Dragoon; #Korean War; #Battle star; #Battle star; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #battle star; #Korean War; #Savannah Machine & Foundry; #USNR; #North Africa; #destroyer; #human torpedoes; #Russia; #Russia; #Pearl Harbor; #Panama Canal Zone; #Operation Skagway; #Reserve Fleet; #Japan; #Reserve Fleet; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Navy List; #Terminal Island, California; #battle star; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Korean War minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Georgia (U.S. state); #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Independence; #Massachusetts State Navy; #light aircraft carrier; #aircraft carrier; #Littoral Combat Ship; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Independence (1776 sloop); #sloop; #sloop; #Continental Navy; #dispatch boat; #John Paul Jones; #Lorient; #Royal Navy; #John Paul Jones; #Okracoke Inlet; #Continental Navy; #American Revolution; #Category:Ships built in Baltimore, Maryland; #Category:Ships of the Continental Navy; #Category:Dispatch boats of the United States Navy; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy
 * USS Independence (1814); #Boston Navy Yard; #United States Navy; #frigate; #Boston Navy Yard; #frigate; #William Bainbridge; #William M. Crane; #Barbary States; #Stephen Decatur; #flagship; #forecastle; #John B. Nicholson; #Kronstadt; #Nicholas I of Russia; #Brazil Squadron; #Home Squadron; #Monterey Bay; #William Shubrick; #Pacific Squadron; #Guaymas; #sailor; #Lahaina; #Thomas Conover; #Spezia; #William Mervine; #Panama Bay; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Navy List; #John H. Rinder; #Panama-Pacific Exposition; #orlop deck; #Howard Chapelle; #Category:Ships of the line of the United States Navy; #Category:Barbary Wars American ships; #Category:Mexican–American War ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:Ships built in Boston, Massachusetts; #Category:1814 ships
 * USS Independence (CV-62); #New York Navy Yard; #AN/SPS-48; #AN/SPS-64; #AN/SLQ-29; #Mark 36 SRBOC; #5"/54 caliber Mark 42 gun; #Sea Sparrow; #Phalanx CIWS; #E-2C Hawkeye; #United States Navy; #Supercarriers; #Vietnam War; #Lebanese Civil War; #Operation Southern Watch; #Supercarrier; #Douglas A3D Skywarrior; #Midway class aircraft carrier; #angled flight deck; #5"/54 caliber Mark 42 gun; #New York Navy Yard; #Thomas S. Gates; #Secretary of the Navy; #carrier onboard delivery; #Douglas A3D Skywarrior; #John F. Kennedy; #Cuban missile crisis; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #United Kingdom; #NATO; #torpedo boat; #cruiser; #Gibraltar; #Air Wing 7; #Navy Unit Commendation; #surface-to-air missile; #North Vietnam; #Hawker Siddeley Harrier; #Gamal Abdel Nasser; #United Arab Republic; #VMA-142; #A-4 Skyhawk; #Marine Corps Reserve; #VF-101; #892 Naval Air Squadron; #Richard M. Nixon; #Armed Forces Day; #Yom Kippur War; #Donna L. Spruill; #United States Second Fleet; #Invasion of Grenada; #Marjorie Sterrett Battleship Fund Award; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #Sea Sparrow; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #Flight of the Intruder; #Danny Glover; #Willem Dafoe; #Carrier Air Wing 14; #Operation Desert Shield; #Japan; #Carrier Air Wing 5; #George H. W. Bush; #Operation Southern Watch; #Operation Southern Watch; #First Navy Jack; #Third Taiwan Strait Crisis; #People's Republic of China; #Bill Clinton; #Port Klang; #Malaysia; #Operation Southern Watch; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #First Navy Jack; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Red Storm Rising; #Dale Brown; #Fatal Terrain; #Flight of the Intruder; #Danny Glover; #Submerged; #Steven Segal; #List of aircraft carriers; #List of aircraft carriers of the United States Navy; #United States Naval Aviation, 1910-1995; #United States Navy; #Category:Forrestal-class aircraft carriers; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1958 ships; #Category:Cold War aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War aircraft carriers of the United States
 * USS Independence (CVL-22); #nuclear weapon; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #United States Navy; #light aircraft carrier; #lead ship; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #Operation Magic Carpet; #Operation Crossroads; #light cruiser; #Mrs. Rawleigh Warner; #G. R. Fairlamb, Jr.; #cruiser; #Pearl Harbor; #Wake Island; #Japan; #Gilberts; #torpedo; #Eniwetok; #Battle of Peleliu; #combat air patrol; #Task Force 38; #fast carrier task force; #Ulithi; #Task Group 38.2; #Rear Admiral Bogan; #battleship; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #Battle off Samar; #Jisaburō Ozawa; #Operation Crossroads; #prisoner of war; #Operation Magic Carpet; #atomic bomb; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Independence-class aircraft carriers; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Military in the San Francisco Bay Area; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:Ships involved in Operation Crossroads
 * USS Independence (LCS-2); #Austal USA; #littoral combat ship; #LM2500; #azimuth thruster; #Sperry Marine; #ITT Corporation; #SRBOC; #AGM-175 Griffin; #AGM-175 Griffin; #Mk 110 57 mm gun; #Mk44 Bushmaster II; #chain gun; #Raytheon; #SeaRAM; #CIWS; #MQ-8 Fire Scout; #lead ship; #littoral combat ship; #United States Navy; #corvette; #littoral; #trimaran; #flight deck; #Benchijigua Express; #Austal; #SH-60; #CH-53; #sea state; #command and control; #Humvee; #Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle; #Military Times; #H-60; #Combat Information Center; #Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy; #Terry D. Scott; #Mobile Press-Register; #Military Times; #Military Times; #Military Times; #Military Times; #INSURV; #Navy.mil; #Galvanic corrosion; #electrolyte; #Ashton Carter; #cathodic protection; #Naval Base San Diego; #Sea Fighter; #Future Surface Combatant; #Future Surface Combatant; #Milgem-class corvette; #F125 class frigate; #F-110 class frigate; #Navantia; #Buque de Acción Marítima; #Navantia; #Category:Independence-class littoral combat ships; #Category:General Dynamics; #Category:2008 ships; #Category:2010 introductions; #Category:Trimarans; #Category:Ships built in Alabama
 * USS Indian Island (AG-77); #New England Shipbuilding Corporation; #miscellaneous auxiliary; #Worthington Pump & Machinery Corp; #gun mount; #miscellaneous auxiliary; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #New England Shipbuilding Corporation; #Panama Canal Zone; #United States; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Category:Basilan-class auxiliary ships; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Maine-related ships; #Category:Liberty ships
 * USS Indiana; #United States Navy; #battleship; #Virginia class submarine; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Indiana (BB-1); #Indiana; #pre-dreadnought battleship; #triple expansion; #reciprocating steam engine; #Babcock & Wilcox boiler; #13"/35 gun; #8"/35 gun; #6"/40 gun; #3"/50 gun; #1 pounder gun; #battleship; #United States Navy; #Spanish–American War; #North Atlantic Squadron; #battle of Santiago de Cuba; #cruiser; #destroyer; #reserve fleet; #World War I; #conning tower; #Robley D. Evans; #North Atlantic Squadron; #Rear Admiral; #Francis M. Bunce; #Henry Clay Taylor; #Spanish–American War; #William T. Sampson; #William Rufus Shafter; #battle of Santiago de Cuba; #cruiser; #armed yacht; #cruiser; #destroyer; #midshipman; #Babcock & Wilcox boiler; #Edward D. Taussig; #1907 Kingston earthquake; #cage mast; #World War I; #Tompkinsville, Staten Island; #George Landenberger; #Billy Mitchell; #William D. Leahy; #Battleship Illinois (replica); #Air Force Association; #Category:Indiana-class battleships; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1893 ships; #Category:World War I battleships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Indiana-related ships; #Category:Spanish–American War battleships of the United States; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Indiana (BB-58); #battleship; #16"(406mm)/45 caliber Mark 6 guns; #5"(127mm)/38 cal guns; #battleship; #United States Navy; #Henry F. Schricker; #World War II; #aircraft carrier; #Pearl Harbor; #Marshall Islands; #destroyer; #Admiral; #Chester Nimitz; #Ponape Island; #Vice Admiral; #Willis A. Lee; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #F6F Hellcat; #Marc A. Mitscher; #Great Marianas Turkey Shoot; #torpedo; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #Pearl Harbor; #Iwo Jima; #Ulithi; #Kamaishi; #kamikaze; #prow; #Allen County War Memorial Coliseum; #Fort Wayne, Indiana; #Heslar Naval Armory; #prow; #low-background steel; #low background counting chamber; #Pacific Northwest National Laboratory; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:South Dakota-class battleships (1939); #Category:1941 ships; #Category:World War II battleships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Indiana-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Indiana (SSN-789); #S9G reactor; #Category:Virginia-class submarines; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Indianapolis; #Littoral Combat Ship; #Category:United States Navy ship names; #Category:United States Navy Indiana-related ships
 * USS Indianapolis (CA-35); #OS2U Kingfisher; #floatplane; #United States Navy; #Imperial Japanese Navy; #shark attack; #PV-1 Ventura; #Paul Allen; #Phillppine Sea; #John M. Smeallie; #William S. McClintic; #Henry Kent Hewitt; #Thomas C. Kinkaid; #John F. Shafroth Jr.; #Edward Hanson; #Morton L. Deyo; #Nicholas Vytlacil; #Einar R. Johnson; #Charles B. McVay III; #United States Navy; #Washington Naval Treaty; #light cruiser; #hull classification symbol; #heavy cruiser; #London Naval Treaty; #abeam; #foremast; #Naval director; #geared turbine; #8"/55 caliber gun; #superfiring; #anti-aircraft; #QF 3 pounder Hotchkiss; #Bofors 40 mm; #Oerlikon 20 mm cannon; #belt armor; #barbette; #gunhouse; #conning tower; #fleet flagship; #aircraft catapult; #Thomas Taggart; #Guantánamo Bay; #Panama Canal Zone; #Franklin Delano Roosevelt; #Campobello Island; #Secretary of the Navy; #Claude A. Swanson; #Scouting Force 1; #naval review; #Scouting Force; #Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; #Montevideo, Uruguay; #Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor; #Task Force 12; #Pearl Harbor; #Task Force 11; #aircraft carrier; #Owen Stanley mountain range; #Battle of the Aleutian Islands; #Floatplane; #destroyer; #Unalaska Island; #Amchitka; #island hopping; #cargo ship; #Akagane Maru; #amphibious assault; #Raymond A. Spruance; #Southern Attack Force; #Operation Galvanic; #Tarawa Atoll; #Battle of Makin; #battle of Tarawa; #Marshall Islands; #Battle of Kwajalein; #Western Carolines; #Ulithi; #Battle of Saipan; #battleship; #Iwo Jima; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Battle of Tinian; #Palau Group; #Battle of Peleliu; #Marc A. Mitscher; #Doolittle Raid; #destroyer escort; #Mare Island; #mess hall; #Little Boy; #Hiroshima; #Jesse B. Oldendorf; #Type 95 torpedo; #Mochitsura Hashimoto; #PV-1 Ventura; #rations; #debris; #hypernatremia; #photophobia; #desquamation; #shark attack; #delirium; #Shark Week; #oceanic whitetip shark; #Tiger shark; #thirst; #PBY Catalina; #W. Graham Claytor, Jr.; #Philippine Sea Frontier; #Philippine Sea Frontier; #Movement Report System; #Charles B. McVay III; #court-martial; #zigzag; #Mochitsura Hashimoto; #Fleet Admiral; #Chester Nimitz; #World War II; #battle star; #burial-at-sea; #side-scan sonar; #remotely operated vehicle; #Submersible; #LST-779; #Paul Allen; #Indiana State Museum; #Heslar Naval Armory; #made-for-television; #Stacy Keach; #monologue; #John Milius; #List of U.S. Navy losses in World War II; #List by death toll of ships sunk by submarines; #List of World War II ships; #List of United States Navy cruisers; #Department of the Navy; #Zenith Press; #Category:Portland-class cruisers; #Category:World War II cruisers of the United States; #Category:Ships of the Aleutian Islands Campaign; #Category:Ships sunk by Japanese submarines; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean; #Category:Monuments and memorials in Indiana; #Category:United States Navy Indiana-related ships; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:Indianapolis, Indiana; #Category:1931 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1945
 * USS Indianapolis (ID-3865); #Pusey and Jones; #Cargo ship; #cargo ship; #United States Navy; #Pusey and Jones; #Department of the Navy; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Lieutenant Commander; #USNRF; #Naval Overseas Transportation Service; #United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I cargo ships of the United States
 * USS Indianapolis (LCS-17); #Colt-Pielstick; #sea state; #Mk 110 57 mm gun; #RIM-116 Rolling Airframe Missile; #Mk 50 Torpedo; #NETFIRES; #MQ-8 Fire Scout; #littoral combat ship; #United States Navy; #Category:Freedom-class littoral combat ships; #Category:United States Navy Indiana-related ships; #Category:Lockheed Martin
 * USS Indianapolis (SSN-697); #[[File:697insig.png]]; #Los Angeles class submarine; #United States Navy; #Naval Vessel Register; #Pearl Harbor; #submarine recycling; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:Los Angeles-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Indianapolis, Indiana; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Indiana-related ships; #Category:Culture of Indianapolis, Indiana; #Category:1977 ships
 * USS Indianola (1862); #smoothbore; #river gunboat; #side wheel; #Edmund Kirby Smith; #Lew Wallace; #Mississippi Squadron; #cannon; #Era No. 5; #David Dixon Porter; #hoax; #ironclad; #casemate; #cannon; #smudge pot; #ironclad; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Ohio; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Shipwrecks of the American Civil War; #Category:1862 ships; #Category:Shipwrecks in rivers
 * USS Indicative (AM-250); #Savannah Machine and Foundry Company; #Project Hula; #Naval Historical Center; #Cold War; #large infantry landing craft; #Soviet Navy; #Naval Historical Center; #Cold War; #naval trawler; #naval mine; #Naval Historical Center; #Project Hula; #large infantry landing craft; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #anti-submarine; #depth charge; #United States Atlantic Fleet; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Soviet Union; #Soviet Navy; #naval trawler; #Savannah Machine and Foundry Company; #Lieutenant; #antisubmarine; #United States; #submarine; #Soviet Navy; #Project Hula; #Soviet Union; #Panama Canal Zone; #Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky; #Naval Historical Center; #United States Secretary of the Navy; #James V. Forrestal; #United States Department of the Navy; #Cold War; #Naval Historical Center; #naval trawler; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Georgia (U.S. state); #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers of the Soviet Navy; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the Soviet Union; #Category:Cold War minesweepers of the Soviet Union; #Category:Trawlers of the Soviet Navy; #Category:Cold War patrol vessels of the Soviet Union; #Category:Ships transferred under Project Hula
 * USS Indra (ARL-37); #Vietnam War; #battle star; #landing craft; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Indra; #Seneca, Illinois; #Vietnam War; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Category:Achelous-class repair ships; #Category:Achelous-class repair ships converted from LST-542-class ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Carolina coast; #Category:Ships built in Illinois; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as artificial reefs
 * USS Indus (AKN-1); #Bethlehem-Fairfield Shipyard; #battle star; #liberty ship; #net cargo ship; #United States Navy; #World War II; #liberty ship; #Bethlehem-Fairfield Shipyard; #Theodore Roosevelt; #Maryland Dry Dock Company; #Seeadler Harbor; #Mios Woendi; #Japan; #Subic Bay; #Pearl Harbor; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #Category:Indus-class net cargo ships; #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Industry (AMc-86); #machine guns; #coastal minesweeper; #U.S. Navy; #Antioch, California; #Pearl Harbor; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #midget submarines; #List of United States Navy ships; #Minesweeper (ship); #Category:Accentor-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Antioch, California; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Inflict; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Inflict (AM-251); #3"/50 caliber gun; #Bofors 40 mm gun; #Depth charge; #Battle of Okinawa; #Battle star; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #battle star; #Savannah Machine & Foundry; #antisubmarine; #Japan; #Pearl Harbor; #battle stars; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Georgia (U.S. state); #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Inflict (AM-456); #Aggressive class minesweeper; #propellers; #U.S. Navy; #Japan; #antisubmarine; #Indonesia; #Philippine; #midshipman; #South Vietnam; #Subic Bay; #North Vietnam; #USS Grapple (ARS-53); #USS Fearless (MSO-442); #USS Illusive (MSO-448); #Operation Earnest Will; #Category:Aggressive-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:Vietnam War mine warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:1953 ships
 * USS Ingersoll; #United States Navy; #Royal R. Ingersoll; #Royal R. Ingersoll, II; #Battle of Midway; #Royal E. Ingersoll; #destroyer; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Ingersoll (DD-652); #Royal R. Ingersoll; #Fletcher class destroyer; #torpedo; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Chief of Staff; #Royal R. Ingersoll II; #Battle of Midway; #Pacific Theatre of Operations; #World War II; #Korean War; #Vietnam War; #Royal R. Ingersoll II; #Task Force 58; #Marshall Islands; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #NATO; #armistice; #South Vietnam; #fired in anger; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Ingersoll (DD-990); #Royal E. Ingersoll; #Spruance class destroyer; #destroyer; #Admiral; #Royal E. Ingersoll; #World War II; #COMMLOC; #Pearl Harbor; #Armored Box Launcher; #Tomahawk cruise missile; #Navy list; #Category:Spruance-class destroyers; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:1979 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Ingraham; #United States Navy; #Duncan Ingraham; #destroyer; #frigate; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Ingraham (DD-111); #Wickes class destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #D. L. Le Breton; #Queen of Belgium; #minelayer; #Mare Island; #Pearl Harbor; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:United States Navy South Carolina-related ships; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:Wickes-class destroyer minelayers
 * USS Ingraham (DD-444); #Duncan Ingraham; #Charleston Navy Yard; #dual purpose gun; #machine gun; #torpedo tube; #Y-gun; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Duncan Ingraham; #Martin Koszta; #Charleston Navy Yard; #William M. Haynsworth, Jr.; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #World War II; #United Kingdom; #U-boat; #Depth charge; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Ships built in South Carolina; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Atlantic Ocean; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Newfoundland and Labrador coast; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1942; #Category:Ships sunk in collisions
 * USS Ingraham (DD-694); #Duncan Ingraham; #Andreas Vokos Miaoulis; #torpedo; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Duncan Ingraham; #George Ingraham Hutchinson; #Commander; #H.W. Gordon; #United States Pacific Fleet; #Eniwetok; #World War II; #Japan; #aircraft carrier; #Imperial Japanese Navy; #Imperial Japanese Army; #destroyer; #cargo ship; #anti-aircraft; #fast carrier task force; #Iwo Jima; #United States Marines; #radar; #bomb; #United States; #atomic bomb; #Philippine Independence; #United States Sixth Fleet; #Korean War; #Northern Ireland; #United States Sixth Fleet; #Suez Canal Crisis; #Lebanon crisis; #Warsaw Pact; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #blockade; #Cuban Missile Crisis; #ballistic missile; #Vietnam War; #South Vietnam; #Viet Cong; #submarine; #Operation Beachtime; #Gibraltar; #Hellenic Navy; #Navy Unit Commendation; #battle star; #Category:Allen M. Sumner-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy South Carolina-related ships; #Category:Allen M. Sumner-class destroyers of the Hellenic Navy; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Mediterranean; #Category:Maritime incidents in 2001; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Ingraham (FFG-61); #Duncan Ingraham; #controllable-pitch propeller; #Phalanx CIWS; #United States Navy; #Duncan Ingraham; #Destroyer Squadron 9; #United States Navy; #United States Navy; #guided-missile; #cruiser; #U.S. Navy; #United States-Iran relations; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Category:United States Navy South Carolina-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1988 ships; #Category:Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:Active frigates of the United States; #Category:Carrier Strike Group Nine
 * USS Ingram; #USS Osmond Ingram (DD-255); #USS Jonas Ingram (DD-938); #USS George W. Ingram (DE-62)
 * USS Ino; #U.S. Navy; #Extreme clipper; #Full-rigged ship; #clipper ship; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #warship; #Boston Navy Yard; #Lt. J. P. Cressy; #commerce raiders; #Raphael Semmes; #Cadiz, Spain; #Gibraltar; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #La Manche; #blockade; #St. George, Bermuda; #Fernando de Noronha; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #East Gulf Blockading Squadron; #United States; #Samuel G. Reed; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Clippers; #Category:California clippers; #Category:Barques; #Category:Individual sailing vessels; #Category:Age of Sail merchant ships of the United States; #Category:Merchant ships of Finland; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1851 ships
 * USS Instill (AM-252); #Savannah Machine and Foundry Company; #Mexican Navy; #Bofors 40 mm; #Depth charge; #Mexican Navy; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Korean War; #Mexican Navy; #secondary source; #Savannah Machine & Foundry; #USNR; #Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; #radar; #countermeasure; #Reserve Fleet; #Korean War; #Reserve Fleet; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Navy List; #Mexican Navy; #secondary source; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Georgia (U.S. state); #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers of the Mexican Navy
 * USS Insurgent (1799); #Quasi-War; #12-pounder long gun; #6-pounder long gun; #18-pounder long gun; #carronade; #Thomas Truxtun; #Quasi-War; #American Revolution; #Action of 9 February 1799; #Thomas Truxtun; #Patrick Fletcher; #List of French sail frigates; #Original six frigates of the United States Navy; #List of ships captured in the 18th century; #Category:Sailing frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:Quasi-War ships of the United States; #Category:Missing ships; #Category:1793 ships; #Category:Captured ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1800
 * USS Interceptor (AGR-8); #Liberty ship; #U.S. Navy; #Charleston Naval Shipyard; #National Defense Service Medal; #radar picket ship; #radar picket ship; #U.S. Navy; #Distant Early Warning Line; #Liberty Ship; #cargo ship; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Charleston Naval Shipyard; #Boyd L. Hall; #radar; #Continental Air Defense Command; #United States; #NORAD; #Navy List; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #United States Navy; #Radar picket; #Category:Liberty ships; #Category:Ships built in Florida; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II merchant ships of the United States; #Category:Guardian-class radar picket ships; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Interdictor (AGR-13); #Liberty ship; #U.S. Navy; #Charleston Naval Shipyard; #Charleston Naval Shipyard; #National Defense Service Medal; #radar picket ship; #U.S. Navy; #Distant Early Warning Line; #Liberty ship; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Charleston Naval Shipyard; #Continental Air Defense Command; #Navy List; #Reserve Fleet; #National Defense Service Medal; #United States Navy; #Radar picket; #Category:Liberty ships; #Category:Ships built in Florida; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II merchant ships of the United States; #Category:Guardian-class radar picket ships; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Interpreter (AGR-14); #Liberty ship; #U.S. Navy; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #Reserve Fleet; #radar picket ship; #radar picket ship; #U.S. Navy; #Distant Early Warning Line; #Liberty Ship; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #radar picket ship; #radar; #Continental Air Defense Command; #Reserve Fleet; #National Defense Service Medal; #United States Navy; #Radar picket; #Category:Liberty ships; #Category:Ships built in Florida; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II merchant ships of the United States; #Category:Guardian-class radar picket ships; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Intrepid; #Stephen Decatur; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Intrepid (1798); #Bomb ketch; #United States Navy; #First Barbary War; #Napoleon; #Egypt; #schooner; #Stephen Decatur; #Edward Preble; #Edward Moran; #Tripoli Harbor; #North Africa; #fire ship; #Lewis Heermann; #midshipman; #hospital ship; #Richard Somers; #fire ship; #Joseph Israel; #Carronade; #Leon Panetta; #Second Battle of Tripoli Harbor; #Category:Ketches of the United States Navy; #Category:Barbary Wars American ships; #Category:Ships built in France; #Category:1798 ships; #Category:Captured ships
 * USS Intrepid (1874); #Boston Navy Yard; #Torpedo ram; #howitzer; #torpedo tube; #torpedo ram; #torpedo; #Boston Navy Yard; #commanding officer; #Commander; #Augustus P. Cooke; #New York Navy Yard; #gunboat; #Category:Rams of the United States Navy; #Category:Torpedo boats of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1874 ships
 * USS Intrepid (1904); #courage; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #United States Navy; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Yerba Buena Training Station; #barracks; #submarine; #United States Pacific Fleet; #Category:Barques of the United States Navy; #Category:1904 ships; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California
 * USS Intrepid (CV-11); #World War II; #United States Navy; #Pacific Theater of Operations; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #Vietnam War; #Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum; #Vice Admiral; #John H. Hoover; #Thomas L. Sprague; #Enewetak; #Naval Station Norfolk; #Pearl Harbor; #Marshall Islands; #Ennuebing Island; #aerial torpedo; #headsail; #Hunter's Point, California; #Visayan Sea; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #Takeo Kurita; #heavy cruiser; #William Halsey; #light carrier; #torpedo; #Destroyer; #Burial at sea; #escort carrier; #destroyer escort; #kamikaze; #gun tub; #Ulithi; #L-Day; #Wake Island; #Eniwetok; #SCB-27; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #SCB-27; #Guantánamo Bay; #New York Navy Yard; #SCB-125; #NATO; #Operation Strikeback; #Operation Crosswind; #anti-submarine warfare carrier; #Carrier Antisubmarine Air Group 56; #Scott Carpenter; #Aurora 7; #helicopter; #frogmen; #second mate; #Lieutenant Commander; #Gus Grissom; #Fleet Rehabilitation and Modernization; #New York Naval Shipyard; #Guantánamo Bay; #Carrier Air Wing 10; #A-4 Skyhawk; #A-1 Skyraider; #United States Seventh Fleet; #Lieutenant, junior grade; #Marjorie Sterrett Battleship Fund Award; #VF-111; #VFP-63; #VA-36; #VAW-121; #HC-2; #Naval Air Station Quonset Point; #flagship; #Carrier Division 16; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #United States Bicentennial; #Zachary Fisher; #forecastle; #Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum; #JFK International Airport; #JFK International Airport; #Mate-Demate Device; #Weeks Marine; #Fleet Week; #Mega Movers; #Aftershock: Earthquake in New York; #Little Manhattan; #The Suite Life on Deck; #The Colbert Report; #List of aircraft carriers; #List of aircraft carriers of the United States Navy; #List of World War II ships; #List of museum ships; #John McCain; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Battle of Leyte Gulf; #Category:Cold War aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Essex-class aircraft carriers; #Category:Vietnam War aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:World War II aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Military and war museums in New York; #Category:Museum ships in New York; #Category:Museums in Manhattan; #Category:National Historic Landmarks in New York City; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia; #Category:Ships on the National Register of Historic Places in Manhattan
 * USS Intrigue (AM-253); #Savannah Machine and Foundry Company; #Mexican Navy; #Naval Institute Press; #Vicente Suárez; #Bofors 40 mm; #Depth charge; #Mexican Navy; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Mexican Navy; #pennant number; #secondary source; #Savannah Machine & Foundry; #Panama Canal Zone; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Naval Vessel Register; #Mexican Navy; #Vicente Suárez; #pennant number; #secondary source; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Georgia (U.S. state); #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers of the Mexican Navy
 * USS Invade (AM-254); #Savannah Machine and Foundry Company; #Mexican Navy; #Naval Institute Press; #Ignacio Zaragoza; #Bofors 40 mm; #Depth charge; #Mexican Navy; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Mexican Navy; #secondary source; #Savannah Machine & Foundry; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Naval Vessel Register; #Mexican Navy; #Ignacio Zaragoza; #secondary source; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Georgia (U.S. state); #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers of the Mexican Navy
 * USS Investigator (AGR-9); #Liberty ship; #Charleston Naval Shipyard; #Charleston Naval Shipyard; #National Defense Service Medal; #radar picket ship; #radar picket ship; #Distant Early Warning Line; #Liberty Ship; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Charleston Naval Shipyard; #Continental Air Defense Command; #Navy List; #Defense Reserve Fleet; #United States Navy; #Radar picket; #Category:Liberty ships; #Category:Ships built in Florida; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II merchant ships of the United States; #Category:Guardian-class radar picket ships; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Iolanda (AKS-14); #gun mount; #general stores issue ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #liberty ship; #New England Shipbuilding Corporation; #skeleton crew; #Panama Canal Zone; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Service Medal; #Category:Liberty ships; #Category:Acubens-class general stores issue ships; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Iona; #US Navy; #tugboats; #Cavite Navy Yard; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Iona (YTB-220); #Greenport Basin and Construction Company; #machine gun; #Greenport Basin and Construction Company; #United States Navy; #14th Naval District; #Pearl Harbor; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Ionita (SP-388); #U.S. Navy; #patrol craft; #9th Naval District; #Lake Bluff, Illinois; #Church Boat Works; #pleasure craft; #R. A. Newman; #USNRF; #9th Naval District; #patrol craft; #World War I Armistice; #Naval Training Camp; #William Thewes; #U.S. Navy; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Individual yachts; #Category:Ships built in Michigan; #Category:United States Navy Michigan-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Illinois-related ships; #Category:1914 ships
 * USS Iosco; #Iosco County; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Fort Fisher; #New York Navy Yard; #Category:Sassacus-class gunboats; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Coal hulks; #Category:1863 ships
 * USS Iowa; #battleship; #Washington Naval Treaty; #Seal of Iowa; #Category:United States Navy ship names; #Category:United States Navy Iowa-related ships
 * USS Iowa (BB-4); #Pre-dreadnought; #battleship; #torpedo tube; #Barbette; #Conning tower; #Spanish–American War; #Panama Bay; #ship class; #torpedo tube; #forecastle; #William T. Sampson; #hull classification symbol; #Medal of Honor; #Pascual Cervera; #floating dry dock; #John Paul Jones; #floating dry dock; #Admiral; #Raymond A. Spruance; #Naval Review; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #target ship; #John Hays Hammond Jr.; #Johannes J. Johannessen; #Medal of Honor; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1896 ships; #Category:World War I battleships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Iowa-related ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean; #Category:Spanish–American War battleships of the United States
 * USS Iowa (BB-61); #battle stars; #Barbette; #floatplane; #helicopter; #lead ship; #battleship; #United States Navy; #Mers El Kébir; #Eniwetok; #aircraft carrier; #Marshall Islands; #Korean War; #United States Navy reserve fleets; #600-ship Navy; #Soviet Navy; #Naval Vessel Register; #fast battleship; #Bureau of Construction and Repair; #Ilo Wallace; #John L. McCrea; #Naval Vessel Register; #air superiority; #aircraft carrier; #Franklin D. Roosevelt; #Tehran Conference; #United States Department of Defense; #Mers El Kébir; #Tehran Conference; #destroyer; #flagship; #Battleship Division 7; #Marshall Islands; #Frederick C. Sherman; #Eniwetok; #Fast Carrier Task Force; #light cruiser; #Operation Hailstone; #Willis A. Lee; #Mili Atoll; #Mariana and Palau Islands campaign; #Pagan Island; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #torpedo plane; #Douglas MacArthur; #Imperial Japanese Navy; #Jisaburō Ozawa; #Takeo Kurita; #Kiyohide Shima; #Shōji Nishimura; #Battle off Samar; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #Kahoolawe; #atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki; #Yokosuka Naval Arsenal; #Operation Magic Carpet; #Bikini atomic experiments; #live fire exercise; #destroyer; #aerial torpedo; #Pearl Harbor; #Naval Vessel Register; #United States Navy reserve fleets; #Harry S. Truman; #Robert P. Briscoe; #Sŏngjin; #Suwon Dan; #Kosong; #Tanchon; #Chindong; #Chongjin; #Mayang-do; #Chodo; #Sokcho; #Hŭngnam; #close air support; #Mark Wayne Clark; #ammunition dump; #feint; #Edmund T. Wooldridge; #Naval Review; #Operation Strikeback; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #Ronald Reagan; #John F. Lehman; #600-ship Navy; #Avondale Shipyard; #Bofors 40 mm; #anti-ship missile; #Armored Box Launcher; #BGM-109 Tomahawk; #Close-in weapon system; #Gatling gun; #RQ-2 Pioneer; #Unmanned Aerial Vehicle; #radar; #fire-control system; #electronic warfare; #Board of Inspection and Survey; #InSurv; #John D. Bulkeley; #Chief of Naval Operations; #hydraulic fluid; #Ronald Reagan; #Naval Review; #Unmanned Aerial Vehicle; #Unmanned Aerial Vehicle; #Operation Earnest Will; #Iran–Iraq War; #Saddam Hussein; #Tanker War; #Naval Postgraduate School; #Fred Moosally; #frigate; #Naval Investigative Service; #Clayton Hartwig; #Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division; #Spontaneous combustion; #ether; #Frank Kelso; #Chief of Naval Operations; #guided missile frigate; #Naval Education and Training Center; #reserve fleet; #Naval Vessel Register; #National Defense Authorization Act; #United States Secretary of the Navy; #Phalanx CIWS; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Naval Sea Systems Command; #Des Moines Register; #battle star; #Korean War; #Navy E Ribbon; #Battle E device; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #service star; #Navy Occupation Service Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Korean Service Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Philippine Liberation Medal; #United Nations Korea Medal; #List of museum ships; #Naval Inactive Ship Maintenance Facility; #Category:Existing battleships; #Category:Iowa-class battleships; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II battleships of the United States; #Category:Cold War battleships of the United States; #Category:Korean War battleships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Iowa-related ships; #Category:Military and war museums in California; #Category:Museum ships in California; #Category:Museums in Los Angeles, California; #Category:San Pedro, Los Angeles
 * USS Iowa (SSN-797); #ton; #S9G reactor; #BGM-109 Tomahawk; #Ray Mabus; #Category:Submarine classes; #Category:Virginia-class submarines; #Category:Submarines of the United States Navy; #Category:Submarines of the United States
 * USS Iowa Museum; #maritime museum; #USS Iowa (BB-61); #Iowa class battleship; #USS Iowa (BB-61); #US Navy; #battleship; #World War II; #Korean War; #Cold War; #Big Stick; #United States Battle Fleet; #Suisun Bay Reserve Fleet; #NCIS: Los Angeles; #American Warships; #Dark Rising; #USS Iowa; #Category:Maritime museums in California; #Category:San Pedro, Los Angeles; #Category:Museum ships in California; #Category:Museums in Los Angeles, California
 * USS Iowa turret explosion; #Gun turret; #gun turret; #United States Navy; #battleship; #Sandia National Laboratories; #detonator; #gun breech; #lead ship; #battleship; #World War II; #Korean War; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #Avondale Shipyards; #Ronald Reagan; #600-ship Navy; #Board of Inspection and Survey; #Rear Admiral; #John D. Bulkeley; #hydraulic fluid; #Cosmoline; #bilge; #Chief of Naval Operations; #John Lehman; #Larry Seaquist; #Fred Moosally; #Larry Seaquist; #frigate; #Ensign; #Fire Controlman; #Lieutenant Commander; #Naval Sea Systems Command; #Master Chief Petty Officer; #petty officer; #Vieques Island; #Petty Officer First Class; #Vice Admiral; #Jerome L. Johnson; #flagship; #Pepsi; #Lieutenant; #Gunner's Mate; #Alan J. Dixon; #polyurethane; #gas mask; #tattoo; #honor guard; #Roosevelt Roads Naval Station; #United States Air Force; #C-5 Galaxy; #Charles C. Carson Center for Mortuary Affairs; #Dover Air Force Base; #explosive ordnance disposal; #Naval Criminal Investigative Service; #aircraft carrier; #wardroom; #George H. W. Bush; #life insurance; #Chaplain; #Howard Metzenbaum; #John Glenn; #Carlisle Trost; #Lebanese civil war; #stenographer; #conflict of interest; #Lebanese Civil War; #Leon A. Edney; #Vice Chief of Naval Operations; #feces; #The Virginian-Pilot; #Andrew Rosenthal; #Mark Brender; #Robert Zelnick; #Naval Weapons Station Yorktown; #Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach; #Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane Division; #polygraph; #Behavioral Analysis Unit; #Quantico, Virginia; #Roy Hazelwood; #John E. Douglas; #Radio Shack; #FBI Laboratory; #Powell F. Carter, Jr.; #Dick Cheney; #Henry L. Garrett III; #Nicholas Mavroules; #Inspector General; #Henry L. Garrett III; #The Free Lance–Star; #Richmond Times-Dispatch; #op-ed; #newsmagazine; #Tom Jarriel; #Jeremy Michael Boorda; #Howard Metzenbaum; #John Glenn; #Sam Nunn; #Mary Rose Oakar; #Nicholas Mavroules; #General Accounting Office; #Alan Dixon; #John McCain; #James Exon; #Sandia National Laboratories; #National Academies of Engineering and Science; #Les Aspin; #Norman Sisisky; #American Psychological Association; #United States House Committee on Financial Services; #Indian Head Naval Surface Warfare Center; #hypochlorite; #Cray; #Hart Senate Office Building; #nonjudicial punishment; #Frank Kelso; #Jerome L. Johnson; #United States Sixth Fleet; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Naval Education and Training Center; #Reserve Fleet; #KCBS-TV; #Gulf War; #Naval Postgraduate School; #éminence grise; #National Defense University; #Charles R. Larson; #United States Naval Academy; #Legion of Merit; #Office of the Inspector General, U.S. Department of Defense; #Tailhook scandal; #Moscow, Russia; #Japan; #Book of the Month Club; #Robert Sean Leonard; #Nielsen Media Research; #Reed Business Information; #United States Air Force; #Federal Tort Claims Act; #sovereign immunity; #The Plain Dealer; #Larry Seaquist; #General Accounting Office; #General Accounting Office; #General Accounting Office; #General Accounting Office; #General Accounting Office; #New Scientist; #Anapolis, Maryland; #Investigative Reporters and Editors; #Category:1989 disasters; #Category:1989 in the United States; #Category:20th-century explosions; #Category:Industrial fires and explosions in the United States; #Category:History of the United States Navy; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1989; #Category:20th-century military history of the United States; #Category:Sexual orientation and the United States military; #Category:Ship fires; #Category:United States military scandals; #Category:Non-combat internal explosions on warships
 * USS Ira Jeffery (DE-63); #Bethlehem Hingham Shipyard; #3"/50 caliber gun; #1.1"/75 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Japan; #Naval Torpedo Station; #Quonset, Rhode Island; #acoustic torpedo; #Northern Ireland; #U-boat; #destroyer escort; #United States; #New York Naval Shipyard; #aircraft carrier; #Pearl Harbor; #Underwater Demolition Team; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Wakayama, Japan; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Iredell County (LST-839); #Republic of Vietnam; #battle star; #campaign star; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Navy Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Indonesia; #Naval Institute Press; #LCVP; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Seabees; #Japan; #Kinmu Wan, Okinawa; #Philippine; #United States; #Da Nang, Vietnam; #Chu Lai; #Southeast Asia; #Indonesia; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Navy Meritorious Unit Commendation; #campaign star; #Vietnam War; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy North Carolina-related ships; #Category:Iredell County, North Carolina; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships of the Indonesian Navy; #Category:Active amphibious warfare vessels of Indonesia
 * USS Irene Forsyte (IX-93); #Clan MacLean; #Q-ship; #Schooner; #schooner; #Q-ship; #United States Navy; #schooner; #Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia; #Thomas Antle; #hull designation symbol; #Thames Shipyard; #World War I; #U-boat; #schooner; #Maury Track; #U.S. Atlantic Fleet; #Hamilton Sound, Bermuda; #United States Fleet; #War Shipping Administration; #Naval Vessel Register; #La Ceiba; #Category:Q-ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Unclassified miscellaneous vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Nova Scotia; #Category:1922 ships
 * USS Irex (SS-482); #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #irex; #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #Allen J. Ellender; #Egypt; #United Kingdom; #conning tower; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #CENTO; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Tench-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1945 ships
 * USS Iris; #United States Navy; #lighthouse tender; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Iris (1847); #United States Navy; #Mexican-American War; #New York Navy Yard; #Stephen B. Wilson; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Mexican–American War ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Caribbean Sea; #Category:1847 ships
 * USS Iris (1863); #United States Treasury Department; #Lighthouse Service; #Parrott; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Union Army; #Truman Seymour; #William Tecumseh Sherman; #Bull's Bay; #Fort Sumter; #Jefferson Davis; #Irwinville, Georgia; #John A. Dahlgren; #Washington Navy Yard; #U.S. Treasury Department; #Lighthouse Service; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:1863 ships; #Category:Ships of the United States Lighthouse Service
 * USS Iris (1885); #A. Leslie and Company; #Screw steamer; #United States Navy; #torpedo boat tender; #A. Leslie and Company; #United States Navy; #Spanish–American War; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Lieutenant; #USN; #Montauk Point, New York; #Asiatic Squadron; #Philippine Campaign Medal; #Lieutenant; #Dudley Wright Knox; #USN; #Boxer Rebellion; #China Relief Expedition Medal; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Orient; #torpedo boat tender; #Lieutenant; #Allen B. Reed; #Torpedo Flotilla; #Mazatlan; #Marysville Globe; #Mexican Service Medal; #Philippine Campaign Medal; #China Relief Expedition Medal; #Mexican Service Medal; #Category:1885 ships; #Category:Tyne-built ships; #Category:Distilling ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Colliers of the United States Navy; #Category:Motor torpedo boat tenders of the United States Navy
 * USS Iron Age (1862); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #New Inlet; #Fort Fisher; #salt works; #blockade runner; #Lockwood's Folly Inlet; #blockade runner; #blockade runner; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:1862 ships; #Category:Shipwrecks of the American Civil War; #Category:Shipwrecks in rivers; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Carolina coast
 * USS Iron County (LST-840); #battle star; #LCVP; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Marshall Islands; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #V-J Day; #Pearl Harbor; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #U.N.; #Henrietta Pass; #French Indochina; #Indochina War; #Subic Bay; #Naval Vessel Register; #Chinese Nationalist Navy; #Republic of China Navy; #battle star; #Korean War; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Michigan-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Missouri-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Utah-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Wisconsin-related ships; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships of the Republic of China Navy
 * USS Iroquois; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Iroquois (1859); #New York Navy Yard; #Marine Hospital Service; #Sloop-of-war; #sloop of war; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #New York Navy Yard; #Giuseppe Garibaldi; #Raphael Semmes; #James M. Mason; #John Slidell; #David Farragut; #Ship Island; #David Dixon Porter; #Henry H. Bell; #Andrew Hull Foote; #Western Flotilla; #Abraham Lincoln; #Henry Roland; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Blockade runners of the American Civil War; #Earl English; #Asiatic Squadron; #Japan; #Henry H. Bell; #League Island, Pennsylvania; #Medal of Honor; #Japan; #James H. Sands; #Pacific Squadron; #1889 Apia cyclone; #Mare Island; #George Barnett; #Mare Island; #Marine Hospital Service; #List of sloops of war of the United States Navy; #United States Army Center of Military History; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:1859 ships
 * USS Iroquois (AT-46); #Mare Island Navy Yard; #World War I; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Gatling gun; #United States Navy; #Spanish-American War; #Lieutenant; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #mail boat; #World War I; #13th Naval District; #Bellington, Washington; #United States Navy; #Spanish-American War; #World War I; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1892 ships; #Category:Spanish–American War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Irwin (DD-794); #Noble E. Irwin; #Fletcher class destroyer; #torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Noble E. Irwin; #Charles A. Lockwood, Jr.; #Eniwetok; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #torpedo bomber; #cruiser; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #Japanese Center Force; #battleship; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Ulithi; #Japanese Southern Force; #Battle of Surigao Strait; #Battle off Samar; #San Francisco Naval Shipyard; #torpedo boat; #Ie Shima; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #NATO; #Navy Unit Commendation; #battle star; #World War II; #Korean War; #Sea Skua; #Westland Lynx; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Pará-class destroyers (1959)
 * USS Isaac N. Seymour (1860); #Parrott; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Keyport, New Jersey; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #CSS Patrick Henry; #Louis M. Goldsborough; #Hatteras Inlet; #Roanoke Island; #Albemarle Sound; #schooner; #Washington, North Carolina; #blockade; #Samuel Phillips Lee; #Fort Powhatan; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #U.S. Grant; #Washington, D.C.; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:1860 ships
 * USS Isaac Smith; #U.S. Navy; #Lawrence & Foulks; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Lawrence & Foulks; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Samuel F. Du Pont; #reconnaissance in force; #Bay Point, South Carolina; #Fernandina, Florida; #Fort Pulaski; #blockade; #Confederate Navy; #Fort Moultrie; #United States Navy; #Category:1851 ships; #Category:Ships built by Lawrence & Foulks; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Shipwrecks of the American Civil War; #Category:Shipwrecks in rivers; #Category:Captured ships
 * USS Isabel (PY-10); #United Kingdom; #destroyer; #patrol vessel; #battle star; #World War II; #Destroyer; #caliber; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #machine gun; #antiaircraft; #depth charge; #machine gun; #United States Navy; #destroyer; #automobile manufacturer; #John North Willys; #United States; #World War I; #patrol vessel; #hull number; #patrol vessel; #Boston Navy Yard; #Lieutenant Commander; #submarine; #submarine; #Penmarc'h; #depth charge; #depth charge; #Navy Cross; #Lieutenant; #flying boat; #NC-4; #hull classification; #seaplane tender; #Ottoman Empire; #gunboat; #Yangtze Patrol; #caliber; #antiaircraft; #flagship; #Rear Admiral; #William H. G. Bullard; #Cavite Navy Yard; #deckhouse; #Asiatic Fleet; #Japan; #Franklin D. Roosevelt; #French Indochina; #Admiral; #Thomas C. Hart; #codebook; #cipher; #PBY Catalina; #fishing vessel; #Aichi E13A; #reconnaissance; #floatplane; #World War II; #Southwest Pacific; #bomb; #fantail; #torpedo; #battle star; #World War II; #Philippine Sea Frontier; #United States Seventh Fleet; #Pearl Harbor; #Navy List; #Category:Destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I destroyers of the United States; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Rockaway, Queens; #Category:Steam yachts; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1917 ships
 * USS Isherwood; #United States Navy; #Benjamin F. Isherwood; #destroyer; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Isherwood (DD-284); #Benjamin F. Isherwood; #Squantum Victory Yard; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Benjamin F. Isherwood; #Boston Navy Yard; #battleship; #Lynnhaven Roads; #Boston Navy Yard; #Destroyer Squadron 9; #Scouting Fleet; #District of Columbia; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1919 ships
 * USS Isherwood (DD-520); #Benjamin F. Isherwood; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Benjamin F. Isherwood; #Bethlehem Shipbuilding; #N.Y.; #New York Navy Yard; #Scapa Flow; #British Home Fleet; #Spitzbergen; #battleship; #Pearl Harbor; #submarine; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #Theodore S. Wilkinson; #kamikaze; #landing craft; #Subic Bay; #Ie Shima; #D3A1; #depth charge; #Ulithi; #Navy Day; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Taiwan Patrol; #Japan; #NROTC; #midshipmen; #Peruvian Navy; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Peruvian Navy; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the Peruvian Navy
 * USS Isilda (1861); #Schooner; #schooner; #United States Navy; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #American Civil War; #screw steamer; #Gulf Blockading Squadron; #Union blockade; #Mississippi Delta; #schooner; #sloop; #salt; #dry goods; #gunpowder; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1850s ships
 * USS Isla de Cuba (1886); #Elswick, Tyne and Wear; #protected cruiser; #torpedo tube; #Spanish Navy; #protected cruiser; #United States Navy; #gunboat; #Spanish Navy; #protected cruiser; #Battle of Manila Bay; #Philippine Revolution; #Spanish–American War; #Ormoc; #Leyte; #battalion; #Parasan; #Vicente Lukbán; #Naval Militia; #Antonio José de Sucre; #Category:Cruisers of the Spanish Navy; #Category:Cruisers of the United Kingdom; #Category:Tyne-built ships; #Category:1886 ships; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Bolivarian Navy of Venezuela; #Category:Naval ships of Venezuela
 * USS Isla de Luzon (1886); #Elswick, Tyne and Wear; #protected cruiser; #Spanish Navy; #protected cruiser; #gunboat; #Spanish Navy; #United Kingdom; #protected cruiser; #Battle of Manila Bay; #U.S. Navy; #Lukban; #United States; #Middle East Force Command; #Pensacola Navy Yard; #Louisiana Naval Militia; #Illinois Naval Militia; #World War I; #Naval Torpedo Station; #Bahama & West Indies Trading Co.; #Category:Cruisers of the Spanish Navy; #Spanish cruiser Isla de Luzon; #Category:Cruisers of the United Kingdom; #Category:Tyne-built ships; #Category:1886 ships; #Category:Protected cruisers of the United States Navy; #Category:Spanish–American War cruisers of the United States; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Great Lakes ships; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy
 * USS Island Belle (1861); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Washington Navy Yard; #Potomac Flotilla; #Fort Monroe; #Peninsular campaign; #Washington, D.C.; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #George B. McClellan; #reconnaissance; #List of United States Navy ships; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Dispatch boats of the United States Navy; #Category:Colliers of the United States Navy; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Shipwrecks of the American Civil War; #Category:Shipwrecks in rivers
 * USS Isle Royale (AD-29); #battle star; #5"/38 caliber gun; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Pearl Harbor; #Vietnam War; #Orient; #Subic Bay; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Shenandoah-class destroyer tenders; #Category:United States Navy Michigan-related ships; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:Destroyer tenders of the United States
 * USS Isonomia; #Isonomia; #gunboat; #Parrott rifle; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Charles S. Leary; #New York Navy Yard; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #New Inlet; #Bahama Banks; #West Pass, Florida; #Jamaica; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:1864 ships
 * USS Israel (DD-98); #Joseph Israel; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Joseph Israel; #Fore River Shipbuilding Corporation; #George N. Barker; #Gibraltar; #Port Leixoes; #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #minelayer; #Union Shipbuilding Company; #List of United States Navy destroyers; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:World War I destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1918 ships
 * USS Itasca (1861); #schooner; #smoothbore; #Parrott rifle; #American Civil War; #Gulf Blockading Squadron; #schooner; #Jamaica; #CSS Tennessee; #Gulf Blockading Squadron; #David Farragut; #materiel; #Battle of Mobile Bay; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Unadilla-class gunboats; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:1861 ships
 * USS Itasca (SP-810); #United States Navy; #section patrol; #Stamford Motor Construction Company; #Patrol vessel; #machine gun; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Stamford Motor Construction Company; #section patrol; #World War I; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Hospital ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1908 ships
 * USS Itasca II (SP-803); #Hudson Yacht & Boat Building Company; #Patrol vessel; #machine gun; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Hudson Yacht & Boat Building Company; #section patrol; #World War I; #3rd Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1911 ships
 * USS Itty E (SP-952); #United States Navy; #pier; #Murray and Tregurtha; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Murray and Tregurtha; #Naval Air Station; #section patrol; #World War I; #1st Naval District; #Naval Air Station Boston; #Washington Navy Yard; #Washington, D.C.; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1916 ships
 * USS Iuka (1864); #Parrott; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #New York Navy Yard; #East Gulf Blockading Squadron; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy
 * USS Iuka (ATA-123); #Pearl Harbor; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:Sotoyomo-class tugs
 * USS Iuka (YTB-819); #United States Navy; #Navy List; #Category:Natick-class large harbor tugs; #Category:1973 ships
 * USS Ivy (1862); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #dispatch boat; #Mississippi Squadron; #Fort Hindman; #David D. Porter; #flagship; #gunboats; #William Tecumseh Sherman; #Secretary of the Navy; #Gideon Welles; #David Dixon Porter; #Grand Gulf; #Grand Gulf; #flagship; #prisoners of war; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Missouri; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Dispatch boats of the United States Navy; #Category:Colliers of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1862 ships
 * USS Iwo Jima; #United States Navy; #Battle of Iwo Jima; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Iwo Jima (LHD-7); #Battle of Iwo Jima; #Commandant of the Marine Corps; #Charles C. Krulak; #Phalanx CIWS; #Charles C. Krulak; #Commandant of the Marine Corps; #Pascagoula; #Battle of Iwo Jima; #amphibious assault ship; #Operation Enduring Freedom; #Iraq War; #Second Liberian Civil War; #George W. Bush; #flag of the President of the United States; #24th Marine Expeditionary Unit; #Israeli Defense Force; #1st Battalion 8th Marines; #1983 Beirut barracks bombing; #Fleet Week; #24th Marine Expeditionary Unit; #VMM-261; #Agadir; #Aviation Safety Network; #Chester W. Nimitz; #Iwo Jima; #Category:Wasp-class amphibious assault ships; #Category:Active amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:2001 ships
 * USS Iwo Jima (LPH-2); #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Sea Sparrow; #Phalanx CIWS; #lead ship; #amphibious assault ship; #helicopter; #vertical envelopment; #United States Navy; #Battle of Iwo Jima; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Bremerton, Wash.; #Pearl Harbor; #South Vietnam; #Japan; #Long Beach Naval Shipyard; #Republic of Vietnam; #Chu Lai; #Hue-Phu Bai; #Qui Nhon; #Pratas Reef; #Operation Starlight; #Viet Cong; #Indonesia; #Amphibious Squadron 3; #Amphibious Squadron 1; #flagship; #Task Force 130; #Jim Lovell; #Multinational Force in Lebanon; #Manama; #Naval Vessel Register; #United States Naval Institute; #Falklands War; #John Lehman; #U.S. Secretary of the Navy; #Royal Navy; #U.S. President; #Ronald Reagan; #U.S. Secretary of Defense; #Caspar Weinberger; #U.S. Second Fleet; #military contractor; #Eric Wertheim; #Flying Tigers; #Alexander Haig; #United States Naval Institute; #Category:Iwo Jima-class amphibious assault ships; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Gulf War ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1960 ships
 * USS Izard (DD-589); #Charleston Navy Yard; #Fletcher class destroyer; #torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Charleston Navy Yard; #U-boat; #The Carolinas; #Pearl Harbor; #Panama Canal Zone; #Charles Alan Pownall; #submarine; #Havannah Harbor; #Marshall Islands; #Forrest Sherman; #Raymond Spruance; #Marc Mitscher; #Fast Carrier Task Force; #auxiliary cruiser; #submarine tender; #light cruiser; #sub chaser; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Iwo Jima; #kamikaze; #Battle of Iwo Jima; #Eniwetok; #Pearl Harbor; #Northern Pacific Force; #Reserve Fleet; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in South Carolina; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS J.R.Y. Blakely (DE-140); #John Russell Young Blakely; #Edsall-class; #destroyer escort; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #Rear Admiral; #John Russell Young Blakely; #U.S. Naval Academy; #escort carrier; #USS Core (CVE-13); #USS Wake Island (CVE-65); #U-boats; #Royal E. Ingersoll; #U-804; #USS Fiske (DE-143); #depth charge; #USS Mission Bay (CVE-59); #U-1062; #USS Tripoli (CVE-64); #USS Fessenden (DE-142); #USS Howard (DD-179); #depth charge; #antisubmarine; #Bahia, Brazil; #United States; #escort carrier; #Operation Teardrop; #Pearl Harbor; #Navy list; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer escort; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States
 * USS J. A. Palmer (SP-319); #section patrol; #Jackson and Sharpe; #United States Coast Guard; #fishing vessel; #cable ship; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #fishing vessel; #Jackson and Sharpe; #C. E. Davis Packing Company; #World War I; #Boatswain; #5th Naval District; #section patrol; #United States Coast Guard; #cable ship; #destroyer; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Auxiliary ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Delaware; #Category:1912 ships
 * USS J. B. Walker (ID-1272); #Schooner; #schooner; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #Armistice; #Fifth Naval District; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:Colliers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships; #Category:1879 ships
 * USS J. C. Kuhn (1859); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Portland, Connecticut By S. Gildersleeve & Sons; #New York Navy Yard; #Gulf Blockading Squadron; #Fort Pickens, Florida; #David Farragut; #David Dixon Porter; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:Barques of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1859 ships; #Category:Stores ships of the United States Navy
 * USS J. Douglas Blackwood (DE-219); #J. Douglas Blackwood; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #1.1"/75 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Commander; #J. Douglas Blackwood; #cruiser; #Battle of Savo Island; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Pearl Harbor; #Admiralties; #anti-submarine; #Eniwetok; #submarine; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Lieutenant Commander; #Fleet Sonar School; #midshipmen; #Naval Vessel Register; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:United States Navy Pennsylvania-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS J. Franklin Bell (APA-16); #William McKinley; #J. Franklin Bell; #official number; #battle star; #United States Army; #United States Navy; #Pacific War; #Pacific Mail Steamship Company; #Admiral Oriental Lines; #American Mail Line; #United States Army; #J. Franklin Bell; #United States Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #Tarawa; #Tarawa Atoll; #Bairiki; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Eniwetok; #Dulag, Leyte; #Royal Navy; #Seabee; #Ulithi; #Hagushi; #War Shipping Administration; #battle star; #Category:Design 1029 ships; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1921 ships; #Category:Design 1029 ships of the United States Army; #Category:Harris-class attack transports; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States
 * USS J. Fred Talbott (DD-156); #Joshua Frederick Cockey Talbott; #Wickes class destroyer; #Joshua Frederick Cockey Talbott; #destroyer; #Commander; #T. G. Ellyson; #Neutrality Patrol; #Lieutenant; #C. H. Cobb; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1918 ships
 * USS J. M. Guffey (ID-1279); #Gulf Refining Company; #New York Shipbuilding Company; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #United States; #New York Shipbuilding Company; #St. Johns, Newfoundland; #Gulf Refining Company; #Venice, Italy; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1902 ships; #Category:Unique oilers and tankers of the United States Navy
 * USS J. Richard Ward (DE-243); #Edsall-class; #destroyer escort; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #James Richard Ward; #Medal of Honor; #USS Oklahoma (BB-37); #Gibraltar; #USS Tripoli (CVE-64); #submarines; #USS Core (CVE-13); #submarines; #antisubmarine; #antisubmarine; #Boston Navy Yard; #Pearl Harbor; #Reserve Fleet; #Navy list; #USS Ward; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer escort; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States
 * USS J. W. Wilder (1859); #schooner; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #prize court; #West Gulf Blockading Squadron; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS J. William Ditter (DM-31); #destroyer minelayer; #United States Navy; #J. William Ditter; #New York Navy Yard; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #torpedo; #submarine; #kamikaze; #battle star; #Category:Robert H. Smith-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Jacamar; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Jacamar (AMCU-25); #Barber, New Jersey; #United States Navy; #Barber, New Jersey; #Reserve Fleet; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:AMCU-7-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War mine warfare vessels of the United States
 * USS Jacamar (AMc-47); #Greenport Basin and Construction Company; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #jacamar; #Greenport Basin and Construction Company; #Category:Accentor-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Jacana (AMS-193); #Indonesia; #machine gun; #United States Navy; #Oerlikon 20 mm cannon; #Browning Automatic Rifle; #Thompson sub-machine gun; #M1 Garand; #M1911; #Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; #Hurricane Esther; #1961 Atlantic hurricane season; #Radio Swan; #Swan Island; #Radio Americas; #Indonesia; #Naval Register; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Falcon-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1955 ships
 * USS Jaccard (DE-355); #Richard Alonzo Jaccard; #World War II; #destroyer escort; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #radar picket; #battle star; #Richard Alonzo Jaccard; #Navy Cross; #Battle of Midway; #escort division; #antisubmarine; #Leyte; #Leyte; #submarines; #Subic Bay; #United States; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer; #Destroyer escort; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States
 * USS Jack; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Jack (SS-259); #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Pacific War; #Silent Running: My Years on a World War II Attack Submarine; #Pearl Harbor; #Japan; #torpedo; #Fremantle, Australia; #Take Ichi convoy; #Yoshida Maru; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #US 6th Fleet; #Presidential Unit Citation (US); #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Gato-class submarines; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Gato-class submarines of the Hellenic Navy; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Mediterranean; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1967; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Jack (SSN-605); #United States of America; #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #Mrs. Grace Groves; #Ship-Submarine Recycling Program; #S5W reactor; #United States Navy; #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #Leslie R. Groves; #Manhattan Project; #Naval Vessel Register; #DATE; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:Permit-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:1963 ships
 * USS Jack C. Robinson (APD-72); #Private First Class; #Jack C. Robinson; #U.S. Marine Corps; #Silver Star; #battle star; #World War II; #high-speed transport; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #high-speed transport; #destroyer escort; #Private First Class; #Jack C. Robinson; #Lieutenant Commander; #United States Pacific Fleet; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi Atoll; #Okinawa campaign; #surrender of Japan; #occupation of Japan; #New York Naval Shipyard; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Navy List; #Military Assistance Program; #Chilean Navy; #battle star; #Category:Charles Lawrence-class high speed transports; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts of the Chilean Navy; #Category:United States Navy Georgia-related ships
 * USS Jack H. Lucas; #vertical launch system; #BGM-109 Tomahawk; #RIM-162 ESSM; #RUM-139 VL-Asroc; #torpedo tube; #Phalanx CIWS; #SH-60 Sea Hawk; #United States Navy; #Captain; #Jacklyn H. Lucas; #Medal of Honor; #Secretary of the Navy; #Ray Mabus; #Jacklyn H. Lucas; #U.S. Marine; #U.S. Army; #Medal of Honor; #Battle of Iwo Jima; #High Point University; #Pi Kappa Alpha; #USS Iwo Jima (LHD-7); #World War II; #GlobeNewswire; #Category:Arleigh Burke-class destroyers; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Jack Miller (DE-410); #Jack Miller, USMC; #John C. Butler-class; #destroyer escort; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #radar picket; #battle stars; #First Lieutenant; #Navy Cross; #Guadalcanal campaign; #Pearl Harbor; #Panama Canal Zone; #Eniwetok; #Eniwetok; #Antisubmarine; #Vermont C. Royster; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Navy list; #battle stars; #USS Miller; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer; #Destroyer escort; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States
 * USS Jack W. Wilke (DE-800); #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #Jack W. Wilke; #naval aviator; #VT-8; #Navy Cross; #Battle of Midway; #antisubmarine warfare; #U-boat; #surrender of Germany; #sonar; #New York Navy Yard; #Fidel Castro; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Jack Williams (FFG-24); #AN/SLQ-32; #frigate; #Medal of Honor; #Battle of Iwo Jima; #COMMLOC; #Category:1980 ships; #Category:Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigates of the Bahraini Navy
 * USS Jackdaw; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Jackdaw (AMS-21); #gun mount; #United States Navy; #World War II; #jackdaw; #Category:YMS-1-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Javari-class minesweepers
 * USS Jackson; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Jackson (LCS-6); #Austal USA; #Naval Vessel Register; #Azimuth thruster; #SRBOC; #Evolved SeaRAM; #MQ-8 Fire Scout; #United States Navy; #Austal USA; #UPI; #Category:Independence-class littoral combat ships; #Category:United States Navy Mississippi-related ships
 * USS Jacksonville (SSN-699); #S6G reactor; #attack submarine; #United States Navy; #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #smoke inhalation; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:Los Angeles-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Military in Jacksonville, Florida; #Category:United States Navy Florida-related ships; #Category:1978 ships; #Category:Active submarines of the United States
 * USS Jacob Bell (1842); #Washington Navy Yard; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #George B. McClellan; #Peninsular Campaign; #Army of the Potomac; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Fort Powhatan; #Drewry's Bluff; #Turkey Island; #Battle of Seven Pines; #Army of the Potomac; #Seven Days Campaign; #Potomac Flotilla; #Washington, D.C.; #Robert E. Lee; #reconnaissance; #Hosier's Creek; #Thomas Nelson Conrad; #Washington Navy Yard; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Atlantic Ocean; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1865; #Category:1842 ships; #Category:Captured ships
 * USS Jacob Jones; #United States Navy; #Jacob Jones; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Jacob Jones (DD-130); #Jacob Jones; #Wickes class destroyer; #Jacob Jones; #Lieutenant Commander; #P. H. Bastedo; #Neutrality Patrol; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #aircraft carrier; #Battle Fleet; #United States; #Boston Navy Yard; #Guantánamo Bay; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #Presidential Regatta; #Gibraltar; #Hvalfjörður; #gyro compass; #depth charge; #Vice Admiral; #Adolphus Andrews; #Eastern Sea Frontier; #Ambrose Light Ship; #Five Fathom Bank; #Delaware Capes; #R. P. Resor; #torpedo; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:Shipwrecks of the New Jersey coast; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Atlantic Ocean; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1942
 * USS Jacob Jones (DD-61); #Jacob Jones; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #torpedo tube; #United States Navy; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Jacob Jones; #torpedo tube; #Armed merchant cruiser; #Kapitänleutnant; #Hans Rose; #Jacob Jones; #War of 1812; #Curtis steam turbine; #projectile; #torpedo tube; #General Board of the United States Navy; #anti-aircraft gun; #William S. Pye; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #World War I; #periscope; #Armed merchant cruiser; #depth charge; #Kapitänleutnant; #Hans Rose; #David W. Bagley; #Lieutenant, junior grade; #Stanton F. Kalk; #executive officer; #Navy Distinguished Service Medal; #Chief Electrician's Mate; #Navy Cross; #Naval Institute Press; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Category:Tucker-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1915 ships; #Category:World War I destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships sunk by German submarines in World War I; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1917; #Category:World War I shipwrecks in the Atlantic Ocean; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Isles of Scilly; #Category:Cornish shipwrecks
 * USS Jacob Jones (DE-130); #Jacob Jones; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #Jacob Jones; #U.S. Coast Guard; #North Africa; #antisubmarine; #depth charges; #French Morocco; #Task Force; #United States; #Casco, Maine; #Gibraltar; #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #Casco, Maine; #escort carrier; #invasion of Normandy; #Moville; #Northern Ireland; #Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; #Pearl Harbor; #Panama Canal Zone; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States
 * USS Jade (PY-17); #George Lawley & Son; #Jade; #Charleston Navy Yard; #Ecuador; #Cooper-Bessemer; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #George Lawley & Son; #Charleston Navy Yard; #6th Naval District; #Panama Sea Frontier; #Tiburon, California; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Boston, Massachusetts; #Category:1926 ships
 * USS Jaguar (IX-120); #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #United States Navy; #California Shipbuilding Corporation; #minesweeping; #Category:Armadillo-class tankers; #Category:Unclassified miscellaneous vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Liberty ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Jallao (SS-368); #Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company; #United States Naval Institute; #submarine; #United States Naval Institute; #torpedo tube; #submarine; #United States Navy; #jallao; #Manitowoc Shipbuilding Co.; #Manitowoc, Wisc.; #floating dry dock; #Pearl Harbor; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #Japan; #Battle off Cape Engaño; #light cruiser; #periscope; #USS Stickleback (SS-415); #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #GUPPY IIA; #Submarine Squadron 6; #Italian Navy; #destroyer; #NATO; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #Naval Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Balao-class submarines; #Category:World War II submarines of the United States; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Spanish Navy; #Category:Balao-class submarines of the Spanish Navy; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Mediterranean; #Category:Shipwrecks of Spain; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1985
 * USS James (SP-429); #Tappahannock, Virginia; #5th Naval District; #machine gun; #United States Navy; #World War I; #minesweeping; #United States; #Menhaden; #Harlan and Hollingsworth; #Tappahannock, Virginia; #5th Naval District; #minesweeping; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Lorient; #Belle Île; #antisubmarine; #Vice Admiral; #liferaft; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Atlantic Ocean; #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Delaware; #Category:1912 ships; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1919
 * USS James Adger; #William H. Webb; #Parrott rifle; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #William H. Webb; #Allaire Iron Works; #New York Navy Yard; #cruiser; #James M. Mason; #John Slidell; #Trent Affair; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Samuel Francis Du Pont; #Georgetown, S.C.; #blockade runner; #privateer; #Ossabaw Sound; #flagship; #ironclad; #Fort Monroe; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Gideon Welles; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:1851 ships
 * USS James C. Owens (DD-776); #James C. Owens, Jr.; #Brazil; #Allen M. Sumner class destroyer; #torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant; #James C. Owens, Jr.; #Torpedo Squadron 8; #Battle of Midway; #Navy Cross; #Presidential Unit Citation (US); #Commander; #Quonset Point, Rhode Island; #Suez Crisis; #NATO; #Operation Strikeback; #FRAM II; #Gemini V; #battle stars; #Korean War; #Category:Allen M. Sumner-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships; #Category:Mato Grosso-class destroyers
 * USS James E. Craig (DE-201); #Charleston Navy Yard; #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #1.1"/75 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant Commander; #James Edwin Craig; #Japan; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #Charleston Navy Yard; #Windward Passage; #troop transport; #Guadalcanal; #anti-submarine; #Lunga Point; #Task Force 36; #Escort Division 37; #Cape Sudest; #Aitape Roads; #Wakde-Sarmi; #Cape Cretin; #Sawar; #Noemfoor Island; #Astrolabe Bay; #Ulithi; #radar picket; #torpedo bomber; #torpedo; #destroyer tender; #Padaido; #Mindoro Island; #San Fernando Harbor; #Subic Bay; #United States; #Eniwetok; #Pearl Harbor; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in South Carolina; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS James E. Kyes (DD-787); #James E. Kyes; #battle star; #5"/38 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #James E. Kyes; #Pearl Harbor; #Chiang Kai-shek; #Japan; #Harry S. Truman; #Pohang-dong; #Douglas MacArthur; #amphibious assault; #People's Liberation Army; #aircraft carrier; #anti-submarine warfare; #Chinhung-ni; #Hŭngnam; #U.N. Blockading and Escort Force; #Formosa Patrol; #Southeast Asia; #South Vietnam; #Operation Passage to Freedom; #Marshall Islands; #plane guard; #Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force; #Fleet Rehabilitation and Modernization; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #John F. Kennedy; #Columbus Day; #helicopter; #Subic Bay; #Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force; #Operation Sea Dragon; #Melbourne-Evans collision; #Naval Vessel Register; #Republic of China Navy; #guided missile destroyer; #Tsoying Naval Base; #battle star; #Korean War; #National Defense Service Medal; #Combat Action Ribbon; #Vietnam Service Medal; #Republic of Vietnam Cross of Gallantry; #Vietnam Campaign Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Washington (state)-related ships; #Category:Chao Yang-class destroyers
 * USS James E. Williams (DDG-95); #James E. Williams; #[[File:DDG-95 James E Williams.gif]]; #Arleigh Burke class destroyer; #vertical launch system; #BGM-109 Tomahawk; #RUM-139 VL-Asroc; #Phalanx CIWS; #SH-60 Sea Hawk; #United States Navy; #James Eliott Williams; #Medal of Honor; #United States Naval Academy; #Somalia; #Dai Hong Dan; #fraternization; #Category:Arleigh Burke-class destroyers; #Category:Active destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy South Carolina-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:2003 ships; #Category:Carrier Strike Group Twelve
 * USS James H. Clark (SP-759); #Patrol vessel; #compound steam engine; #United States Navy; #Tampa Towing & Lighterage Company; #World War I; #section patrol; #7th Naval District; #Naval Station Key West; #A. C. Tuxbury Lumber Company; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1900 ships
 * USS James K. Paulding (DD-238); #James Kirke Paulding; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #World War II; #Secretary of the Navy; #James Kirke Paulding; #Scouting Fleet; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Hiram Paulding; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1920 ships
 * USS James K. Polk (SSBN-645); #James K. Polk; #President of the United States; #Horacio Rivero, Jr.; #fleet ballistic missile submarine; #attack submarine; #fleet ballistic missile submarine; #attack submarine; #ballistic missile; #torpedo tube; #fleet ballistic missile submarine; #United States Navy; #James K. Polk; #President of the United States; #attack submarine; #Horacio Rivero, Jr.; #Vice Chief of Naval Operations; #Commander; #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #attack submarine; #special warfare; #hull classification symbol; #special forces; #North Atlantic Treaty Organization; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Naval Vessel Register; #Ship-Submarine Recycling Program; #National Museum of Nuclear Science & History; #National Museum of Nuclear Science & History; #Category:Benjamin Franklin-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:United States Navy North Carolina-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Tennessee-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1965 ships; #Category:James K. Polk
 * USS James L. Davis (1861); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #David Farragut; #West Gulf Blockading Squadron; #East Gulf Blockading Squadron; #schooner; #soda ash; #St. Mark's, Florida; #blockade; #St. Joseph's Bay, Florida; #Tampa Bay; #Union Army; #sugar mill; #Jefferson Davis; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Barques of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Stores ships of the United States Navy
 * USS James M. Gilliss; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS James M. Gilliss (AMCU-13); #gun mount; #machine guns; #depth charge; #U.S. Navy; #Nawiliwili; #Richard L. Conolly; #Eniwetok; #Wide Passage; #Engebi; #Eniwetok; #Parry Islands; #Eniwetok; #United States; #Pearl Harbor; #typhoons; #Pearl Harbor; #Operation Crossroads; #Pearl Harbor; #U.S. Atlantic Fleet; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Atlantic Mine Fleet; #Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Navy List; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:YMS-1-class minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Harkness-class minehunters; #Category:Cold War minehunters of the United States; #Category:Survey ships of the United States Navy
 * USS James Madison; #United States Navy; #James Madison; #letter of marque; #War of 1812; #nuclear-powered submarine; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS James Madison (SSBN-627); #United States of America; #James Madison; #Ship-Submarine Recycling Program; #fleet ballistic missile submarine; #S5W reactor; #torpedo tube; #torpedo; #lead ship; #ballistic missile; #submarine; #United States Navy; #James Madison; #President of the United States; #Commander; #ballistic missile; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:James Madison-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:1963 ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS James Monroe (SSBN-622); #United States of America; #James Monroe; #President of the United States; #Roswell L. Gilpatric; #Ship-Submarine Recycling Program; #Ballistic missile submarine; #S5W reactor; #BQS-4; #torpedo tube; #Mark 48 torpedo; #ballistic missile; #submarine; #United States Navy; #James Monroe; #Roswell L. Gilpatric; #Commander; #William H. Sandford; #Warren R. Cobean, Jr.; #Cape Kennedy, Florida; #ballistic missile; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Lafayette-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:1962 ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS James O'Hara (APA-90); #battle star; #World War II; #Korean War; #3"/50 caliber; #US Navy; #World War II; #Korean War; #Continental Army; #Quartermaster General; #Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding Corporation; #invasion of Sicily; #Operation Husky; #Scoglitti; #North Africa; #Allied invasion of Italy; #armistice; #Paestrum; #boot of Italy; #United Kingdom; #Belfast, Northern Ireland; #United States; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Marc Mitscher; #Fast Carrier Task Force; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Guadalcanal; #escort carrier; #Battle off Samar; #D. E. Barbey; #Sansapor; #Surigao; #Guiuan; #Japan; #Operation Magic Carpet; #Army Transportation Corps; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #Category:Frederick Funston-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1941 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS James River (SP-861); #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Virginia State Fish and Oyster Commission; #section patrol; #World War I; #Master-at-Arms; #5th Naval District; #Pocomoke Sound; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pocomoke City, Maryland
 * USS James S. Chambers (1861); #schooner; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Gulf Blockading Squadron; #Ship Island, Mississippi; #Abraham Lincoln; #whaleboats; #sailor; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Bull's Bay, South Carolina; #salt works; #Palmetto Point, South Carolina; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Jamestown; #United States Navy; #sloop; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Jamestown (1844); #sloop; #United States Navy; #Mexican-American War; #American Civil War; #Robert B. Cunningham; #flagship; #Charles W. Skinner; #Boston Navy Yard; #Robert Bennet Forbes; #George Coleman De Kay; #William Compton Bolton; #Brazil Squadron; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #African Squadron; #Thomas Crabbe; #Home Squadron; #Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Fernandina, Florida; #brig; #privateer; #Mare Island; #hospital ship; #North Pacific Squadron; #Russia; #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #J. W. Norris; #Robert Augustus Sweeney; #Medal of Honor; #Marine Hospital Service; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #United States Army Center of Military History; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy; #Category:Mexican–American War ships of the United States; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships; #Category:Stores ships of the United States Navy; #Category:1844 ships; #Category:Ships built in Portsmouth, Virginia; #Category:Ship fires
 * USS Jamestown (AGTR-3); #technical research ship; #U.S. Navy; #Liberty ship; #Reserve Fleet; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #technical research ship; #Service Squadron; #Service Force, Atlantic Fleet; #Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; #Fidel Castro; #Gibraltar; #Freetown, Sierra Leone; #Dakar, Senegal; #Valparaíso, Chile; #Fourth of July; #Subic Bay; #South Vietnam; #battle star; #Category:Vietnam War ships; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Research vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:Liberty ships; #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships; #Category:1945 ships
 * USS Jamestown (PG-55); #gun mounts; #motor torpedo boat tender; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Pusey & Jones; #William Boyce Thompson; #gunboat; #Bethlehem Shipbuilding; #New York Navy Yard; #U.S. Naval Academy; #midshipmen; #Pearl Harbor; #Guadalcanal; #Operation Watchtower; #U.S. Marines; #PT boats; #PT boats; #destroyers; #cruisers; #battleships; #Tokyo Express; #Gavutu; #Tanambogo; #Guadalcanal; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #Rendova; #Treasury Island; #Dutch New Guinea; #Leyte; #Woendi; #Category:Individual yachts; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:Motor torpedo boat tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Delaware; #Category:1928 ships; #Category:World War II naval ships of the United States
 * USS Jane II (SP-1188); #Patrol vessel; #machine gun; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #section patrol; #World War I; #Coxswain; #USNRF; #4th Naval District; #dispatch boat; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1914 ships
 * USS Janssen (DE-396); #Ralph Wille Janssen; #destroyer escort; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #Lieutenant (j.g.); #Battle of the Santa Cruz Islands; #escort carrier; #submarine; #United States; #North Africa; #U-boat; #antisubmarine; #depth charges; #U-546; #antiaircraft; #Pearl Harbor; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Navy list; #battle star; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer escort; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States
 * USS Jarrett (FFG-33); #Naval Base San Diego; #AN/SLQ-32; #frigate; #Silkworm missile; #Sea Dart missile; #Naval Base San Diego; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Mothball Fleet; #Kathleen A. McGrath; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1981 ships; #Category:Gulf War ships of the United States; #Category:Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:Carrier Strike Group Three
 * USS Jarvis; #United States Navy; #James C. Jarvis; #destroyer; #World War I; #World War II; #Korean War; #Spanish Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Jarvis (DD-38); #New York Shipbuilding Company; #torpedo tube; #United States Navy; #World War I; #James C. Jarvis; #New York Shipbuilding Company; #William Sims; #Allies; #submarine; #U-boat; #London Naval Treaty; #Category:Paulding-class destroyers; #Category:Monaghan-class destroyers; #Category:World War I destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1912 ships
 * USS Jarvis (DD-393); #James C. Jarvis; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #destroyer; #5"/38 caliber gun; #torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #James C. Jarvis; #Quasi-War; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #Pearl Harbor; #Battleship Row; #Wake Atoll; #Guadalcanal; #Task Force 62; #Rear Admiral; #Battle of Savo Island; #battle stars; #Category:Bagley-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:Ships present during the attack on Pearl Harbor; #Category:Shipwrecks in Ironbottom Sound; #Category:1937 ships; #Category:Ships sunk by aircraft; #Category:Ships lost with all hands
 * USS Jarvis (DD-799); #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #James C. Jarvis; #frigate; #Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding Corp.; #Seattle, Wash.; #Rufus C. Holman; #Pearl Harbor; #North Pacific Force; #Pacific War; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Korean War; #Japan; #Songjin; #Chongjin; #Subic Bay; #Gibraltar; #South Vietnam; #Operation Passage to Freedom; #Chinese Nationalist; #Military Assistance Program; #Spanish Navy; #battle star; #World War II; #Korean War; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Spanish Navy; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the Spanish Navy
 * USS Jasmine (1863); #Parrott rifle; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #New York Navy Yard; #West Gulf Blockading Squadron; #sloop; #U.S. Treasury Department; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Dispatch boats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Jason; #United States Navy; #Jason; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Jason (AC-12); #Jason; #Maryland Steel Company; #Woodrow Wilson; #Tuxpan, Mexico; #Atlantic Train; #Pacific Train; #Pearl Harbor; #Asiatic Fleet; #Bremerton Navy Yard; #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:Colliers of the United States Navy; #Category:1912 ships; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Jason (AR-8); #Jason; #Korean Service Medal; #campaign star; #dual purpose gun; #United States Navy; #Los Angeles Shipbuilding and Drydock; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #USS Miami (CL-89); #Leyte; #surrender of Japan; #HMS Unicorn (I72); #USS Juneau (CLAA-119); #USS Valley Forge (CV-45); #USS Leyte (CV-32); #USS Hector (AR-7); #goodwill tour; #Tachen; #Indonesia; #insurgency; #World War II; #Subic Bay; #Subic Bay; #Iran hostage crisis; #Diego Garcia; #USS Willamette (AO-180); #USS Brunswick (ATS-3); #Manama; #Operation Desert Storm; #Korean Service Medal; #Korean War; #campaign star; #Vietnam War; #Naval Vessel Register; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Marine Metal; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Category:Vulcan-class repair ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Jason Dunham (DDG-109); #Naval Station Norfolk; #Jason Dunham; #Semper Fidelis; #vertical launch system; #BGM-109 Tomahawk; #RUM-139 VL-Asroc; #Phalanx CIWS; #SH-60 Sea Hawk; #United States Navy; #Jason Dunham; #Medal of Honor; #Iraq War; #Category:Arleigh Burke-class destroyers; #Category:Active destroyers of the United States; #Category:Carrier Strike Group Eight; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:2009 ships; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships
 * USS Jasper (PYc-13); #Lake Union Dry Dock Company; #Jasper; #patrol boat; #United States Navy; #gemstone; #Jasper; #Lake Union Dry Dock Co.; #11th Naval District; #Naval Sound Laboratory; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:World War II patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1938 ships
 * USS Java; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Java (1815); #frigate; #United States Navy; #Flannigan & Parsons; #War of 1812; #Oliver Hazard Perry; #Second Barbary War; #Dey of Algiers; #Gibraltar; #William M. Crane; #flagship; #James Biddle; #Category:Sailing frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:Barbary Wars American ships; #Category:Ships built in Baltimore, Maryland; #Category:1815 ships
 * USS Jawfish (SS-356); #jawfish; #submarine; #fanegal; #jawfish; #United States Navy; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Jaydee III (SP-692); #Patrol vessel; #machine gun; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #section patrol; #World War I; #9th Naval District; #10th Naval District; #11th Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Ohio; #Category:1916 ships; #Category:Great Lakes ships
 * USS Jean (ID-1308); #U.S. Army; #Cargo ship; #cargo ship; #United States Navy; #United States Army; #World War I; #A. H. Bull Steamship Company; #3rd Naval District; #U.S. Navy; #Lieutenant Commander; #5th Naval District; #Naval Overseas Transportation Service; #La Pallice; #Le Verdon-sur-Mer; #Barbados; #coffee bean; #Soviet Union; #Latvian State Sea Shipping Company; #World War II; #United Kingdom; #Category:World War I cargo ships of the United States; #Category:1909 ships; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Jean Sands (1863); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1863 ships; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Unique rescue and salvage ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Jeannette; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Jeannette (1878); #James Gordon Bennett, Jr.; #Gunboat; #gunvessel; #Royal Navy; #James Gordon Bennett, Jr.; #Lieutenant Commander; #George W. DeLong; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Secretary of the Navy; #Adolf Erik Nordenskiöld; #Norton Sound; #Chukchi Sea; #Bennett Island; #Charles W. Chipp; #George W. Melville; #William F. C. Nindemann; #tundra; #cairn; #United States Naval Academy; #Srednekolymsk; #Qaqortoq; #Fridtjof Nansen; #Fram; #Jeannette Island; #Henrietta Island; #Bennett Island; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Arctic Ocean; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1881; #Category:Exploration ships; #Category:1861 ships; #Category:Arctic exploration vessels; #Category:Philomel-class gunvessels; #Category:Pembroke-built ships
 * USS Jeannette (SP-149); #B. C. Huffstetler; #Patrol vessel; #machine gun; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #B. C. Huffstetler; #World War I; #Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Florida; #Category:1905 ships
 * USS Jeannette Skinner (ID-1321); #Skinner and Eddy Corporation; #Cargo ship; #cargo ship; #United States Navy; #Skinner and Eddy Corporation; #Skinner and Eddy Corporation; #Knut Knutsen OAS; #World War I; #Lieutenant Commander; #USNRF; #Naval Overseas Transportation Service; #United States; #United States Army; #La Pallice; #Japan; #lard; #Cette; #Gibraltar; #Southern Food Administration; #Ministry of War Transport; #World War II; #War Shipping Administration; #Category:World War I cargo ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1917 ships; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Jeffers (DD-621); #torpedo tube; #Mark 15 torpedo; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Federal Shipbuilding & Drydock Co.; #Lieutenant Commander; #Luftwaffe; #Amphibious Battle of Gela; #antisubmarine; #invasion of Normandy; #Utah Beach; #D-Day; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #Ohka; #U.S. 6th Fleet; #Royal Canadian Navy; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Gleaves-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Jefferson; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Jefferson (1814); #Brig; #carronade; #brig; #United States Navy; #War of 1812; #Thomas Jefferson; #Sackett's Harbor, New York; #Isaac Chauncey; #sloop; #Charles G. Ridgeley; #Category:Brigs of the United States Navy; #Category:War of 1812 ships of the United States; #Category:Great Lakes ships; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1814 ships
 * USS Jefferson City (SSN-759); #Naval Base Point Loma; #SONAR; #RADAR; #United States Navy; #Category:Los Angeles-class submarines; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Missouri-related ships; #Category:1990 ships; #Category:Active submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Jefferson County (LST-845); #battle star; #LCVP; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #Subic Bay; #Kyushu Island; #Chiang Kai-shek; #Chinese Nationalist; #Marshall Islands; #Wolmi-Do Island; #Kobe, Japan; #Hŭngnam; #North Vietnam; #Operation Passage to Freedom; #Tourane; #South Vietnam; #Marshall Islands; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Naval Vessel Register; #Zidell Explorations, Inc.; #battle star; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:United States Navy Alabama-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Arkansas-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Colorado-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Florida-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Georgia-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Idaho-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Illinois-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Indiana-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Iowa-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Kentucky-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Louisiana-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Missouri-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Nebraska-related ships; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Ohio-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Oklahoma-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Pennsylvania-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Tennessee-related ships; #Category:United States Navy West Virginia-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Wisconsin-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Kansas-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Mississippi-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Montana-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Washington (state)-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Oregon-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Texas-related ships; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Jekyl (AG-135); #Apra; #cargo ship; #cargo ship; #U.S. Army; #World War II; #U.S. Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #Pearl Harbor; #Category:Ships of the United States Army; #Category:Design 381 coastal freighters; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Camano-class cargo ships; #Category:United States Navy Georgia-related ships
 * USS Jenkins; #United States Navy; #Thornton A. Jenkins; #World War I; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Jenkins (DD-42); #torpedo tube; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Thortan A. Jenkins; #E. H. Delany; #Tampico, Mexico; #U-boat; #London Naval Treaty; #Category:Paulding-class destroyers; #Category:Monaghan-class destroyers; #Category:World War I destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1912 ships
 * USS Jenkins (DD-447); #Thornton A. Jenkins; #World War II; #United States Navy; #Rear Admiral; #Thornton A. Jenkins; #Federal Shipbuilding & Drydock Co.; #Lieutenant Commander; #Naval Battle of Casablanca; #New Georgia Island; #Japan; #Walden L. Ainsworth; #Battle of Kula Gulf; #Arthur W. Radford; #Pearl Harbor; #Seeadler Harbor; #Sansapor; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #Tarakan Island; #Korean War; #Commander; #Chinese Nationalist; #Japan; #battle star; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Jenks (DE-665); #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #K-gun; #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant (j.g.); #Henry P. Jenks; #Lieutenant Commander; #United Kingdom; #escort carrier; #Daniel V. Gallery; #U-boat; #depth charge; #boarding action; #booby trap; #Boston Navy Yard; #Green Cove Springs, Fla.; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Navy List; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Jennings County (LST-846); #battle star; #campaign star; #LCVP; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #Indochina; #Indochina War; #Operation Passage to Freedom; #South Vietnam; #Chu Lai; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Korean War; #campaign star; #Vietnam War; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Indiana-related ships; #Category:Jennings County, Indiana
 * USS Jerauld (APA-174); #gun mount; #attack transport; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #attack transport; #Pearl Harbor; #U.S. marines; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #antiaircraft; #Guadalcanal; #United States; #Pearl Harbor; #Operation Magic Carpet; #Panama Canal Zone; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Navy List; #battle star; #World War II; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Haskell-class attack transports; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Jerome County (LST-848); #battle star; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #South Vietnam; #LCVP; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Kalua Harbor; #Pearl Harbor; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Operation Dominic; #South Vietnam; #Southeast Asia; #Chu Lai; #Subic Bay; #Southeast Asia; #Republic of Vietnam Navy; #South Vietnam; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #battle star; #Vietnam War; #Naval Institute Press; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Philippine Navy; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Republic of Vietnam Navy; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Jerome County, Idaho; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:United States Navy Idaho-related ships; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Jerry Briggs (1918); #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #section patrol; #World War I; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Jesse L. Brown (FF-1089); #Jesse L. Brown; #Avondale Shipyard; #Naval Institute Press; #Sonar; #towed array sonar; #ASROC; #Harpoon missile; #Mark 46 torpedo; #Phalanx CIWS; #SH-2 Seasprite; #United States Navy; #Jesse L. Brown; #Egyptian Navy; #SH-3 Sea King; #Phillips Petroleum; #Egyptian Navy; #Joint Meritorious Unit Award; #oak leaf cluster; #Navy Unit Commendation; #service star; #Navy "E" Ribbon; #Navy Expeditionary Medal; #service star; #National Defense Service Medal; #service star; #Category:Knox-class frigates; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:1972 ships; #Category:Cold War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Knox-class frigates of the Egyptian Navy; #Category:Active frigates of Egypt
 * USS Jesse Rutherford (DE-347); #Jesse Rutherford, Jr.; #World War II; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Jesse Rutherford, Jr.; #radar picket; #battle star; #Pacific War; #Escort Division; #Leyte; #Subic Bay; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #List of United States Navy ships; #Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships; #Category:Pacific theatre of World War II; #Category:Military history of the Philippines during World War II; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Jimetta (SP-878); #New York Yacht, Launch & Engine Company; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #New York Yacht, Launch & Engine Company; #section patrol; #World War I; #New York Navy Yard; #USNRF; #3rd Naval District; #dispatch boat; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1915 ships; #Category:Individual yachts
 * USS Jimmy Carter (SSN-23); #Jimmy Carter; #Naval Base Kitsap; #S6W reactor; #United States Navy; #President of the United States; #Jimmy Carter; #United States Navy; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #United States Navy; #submarine; #Rosalynn Carter; #Multi-Mission Platform; #fiber optic; #IEEE Spectrum; #IEEE; #CBS Interactive; #Naval Submarine Base New London; #Naval Base Kitsap; #Battle Efficiency Award; #bombardment of Yeonpyeong; #Naval Base Kitsap; #deperming; #James Bamford; #KUOW-FM; #James Bamford; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:Espionage devices; #Category:Espionage techniques; #Category:Seawolf-class submarines; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:2004 ships; #Category:Active submarines of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Georgia-related ships
 * USS Joanna (SP-1963); #Albany Boat Corporation; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Albany Boat Corporation; #section patrol; #World War I; #3rd Naval District; #Navy List; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1917 ships
 * USS Jobb (DE-707); #battle star; #5"/38 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #McCormick, Washington; #Guadalcanal; #amphibious operation; #patrol; #Pharmacist's Mate; #wounded; #Silver Star; #repair; #troop; #anti-submarine; #Ulithi; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #World War II; #List of destroyer escorts of the United States Navy; #Category:Rudderow-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Michigan; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS John A. Bole; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS John A. Bole (DD-755); #John A. Bole; #Allen M. Sumner class destroyer; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant Commander; #John Archibald Bole, Jr.; #destroyer; #Commander; #Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; #Wake Island; #Eniwetok; #General; #Douglas MacArthur; #7th Fleet; #Cuban Missile Crisis; #Yankee Station; #battle star; #Category:Allen M. Sumner-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships; #Category:Lo Yang-class destroyers
 * USS John A. Moore (FFG-19); #AN/SLQ-32; #John Anderson Moore; #Navy Cross; #Turkish Navy; #Category:Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1979 ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Turkish Navy
 * USS John Adams; #frigate; #United States Navy; #John Adams; #John Quincy Adams; #Category:United States Navy ship names; #Category:John Adams
 * USS John Adams (1799); #frigate; #corvette; #frigate; #United States Navy; #John Adams; #Quasi-War; #Second Barbary War; #War of 1812; #Mexican-American War; #American Civil War; #George Cross; #Cayenne, French Guiana; #brig; #Washington, D.C.; #John Adams; #Quasi-War; #Barbary; #Richard Dale; #Richard Valentine Morris; #Gibraltar; #gunboat; #Edward Preble; #Isaac Chauncey; #forecastle; #War of 1812; #Jonathan Russell; #Wargo Island; #Treaty of Ghent; #Stephen Decatur; #William Bainbridge; #Amelia Island; #Luis Aury; #Secretary of the Navy; #Smith Thompson; #Oliver Hazard Perry; #Angostura; #Latin American; #Mosquito Fleet; #Lewis Warrington; #Gosport, Virginia; #Southwest Aceh Regency; #Indonesia; #Kuala Batee; #Raja; #Second Sumatran Expedition; #Brazil Station; #Battle of Palo Alto; #Africa Station; #Royal Navy; #King of Siam; #midshipmen; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Charleston Bar; #flagship; #Oliver O'Brien; #Medal of Honor; #blockade runner; #List of sailing frigates of the United States Navy; #Bibliography of early American naval history; #United States Army Center of Military History; #Category:Ships built in South Carolina; #Category:Sailing frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:Corvettes of the United States Navy; #Category:Barbary Wars American ships; #Category:War of 1812 ships of the United States; #Category:Mexican–American War ships of the United States; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Quasi-War ships of the United States; #Category:1799 ships; #Category:John Adams
 * USS John Adams (SSBN-620); #John Adams; #President of the United States; #John Quincy Adams; #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #James C. Manny; #Ship-Submarine Recycling Program; #Ballistic missile submarine; #S5W reactor; #BQS-4; #torpedo tube; #Mark 48 torpedo; #ballistic missile; #submarine; #United States Navy; #John Adams; #John Quincy Adams; #John Adams; #John Quincy Adams; #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #United States Atlantic Fleet; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #United States Pacific Fleet; #Poseidon missile; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:Lafayette-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:1963 ships; #Category:John Adams
 * USS John Basilone; #lead ship; #John Basilone; #vertical launch system; #BGM-109 Tomahawk; #RUM-139 VL-Asroc; #Phalanx CIWS; #SH-60 Sea Hawk; #United States Navy; #guided missile destroyer; #United States Marine Corps; #Gunnery sergeant; #John Basilone; #Medal of Honor; #Guadalcanal Campaign; #World War II; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Arleigh Burke-class destroyers
 * USS John Blish (AGS-10); #United States Navy; #Second World War; #United States Navy Hydrographic Office; #Mount Suribachi; #battle stars; #World War I; #1st Naval District; #Thompson submachine gun; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:PCS-1376-class minesweepers; #Category:Survey ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS John C. Butler (DE-339); #John Clarence Butler; #radar; #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #Navy Cross; #Battle of Midway; #Pearl Harbor; #escort carrier; #Rear Admiral; #Ralph A. Ofstie; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #Vice Admiral; #Takeo Kurita; #Battle off Samar; #cruiser; #battleship; #torpedo; #ammunition; #kamikaze; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #Iwo Jima; #Ie Shima; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Korean War; #11th Naval District; #Fleet Sonar School; #World War II; #Battle off Samar; #Combat Action Ribbon; #Navy Unit Commendation; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS John C. Calhoun (SSBN-630); #United States of America; #John C. Calhoun; #Ship-Submarine Recycling Program; #S5W reactor; #ballistic missile; #Polaris missile; #torpedo tube; #Mark 48 torpedo; #fleet ballistic missile submarine; #United States Navy; #John C. Calhoun; #Commander; #Submarine Squadron 18; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:James Madison-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:1963 ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS John C. Stennis (CVN-74); #John C. Stennis; #Naval Vessel Register; #Johnny Reb; #supercarrier; #United States Navy; #John C. Stennis; #CVW-9; #F/A-18 Hornet; #NATO; #surface-to-air missile; #cruise missile; #AN/SLQ-32; #Naval Station Norfolk; #flight deck; #VX-23; #F/A-18E/F Super Hornet; #Carrier Air Wing Seven; #Operation Southern Watch; #Naval Air Station North Island; #jet blast deflector; #September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks; #Noble Eagle; #Carrier Group 7; #U.S. Fifth Fleet; #Operation Enduring Freedom; #Naval Station Bremerton; #United States Fifth Fleet; #aircraft carrier; #Military Times; #Japan Maritime Self Defense Force; #Republic of Korea; #U-T San Diego; #Airborne Early Warning Squadron 112; #Kitsap Sun; #American Forces Press Service; #Changi Naval Base; #Naval Base Kitsap; #Kitsap Sun; #Operation Enduring Freedom; #Carrier Air Wing 9; #VFA-192; #VFA-97; #VFA-41; #VFA-14; #VAQ-133; #VAW-112; #HSC-8; #HSM-71; #VRC-30; #John C. Stennis; #Ronald Reagan; #F-4 Phantom; #F/A-18 Hornet; #VF-84; #railgun; #Naval Air Station North Island; #List of aircraft carriers; #List of aircraft carriers of the United States Navy; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Category:Nimitz-class aircraft carriers; #Category:1993 ships; #Category:Active aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Mississippi-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS John D. Edwards (DD-216); #John D. Edwards; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Lieutenant; #John D. Edwards; #Commander; #Asiatic Squadron; #Chinese Civil War; #Yangtze River Patrol; #South China Sea Patrol; #Neutrality patrol; #submarine; #Bunda Roads; #Madura Island; #Lombok Strait; #Tjilatjap; #Banka Strait; #Badoeng Strait; #American-British-Dutch-Australian Command; #Rear Admiral; #Karel Doorman; #Battle of the Java Sea; #Bali Strait; #Pearl Harbor; #North Africa; #Boston Metal Company; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1919 ships
 * USS John D. Ford (DD-228); #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Rear Admiral; #Lieutenant, junior grade; #Lieutenant Commander; #Asiatic Fleet; #Kurile; #Chinese Civil War; #Chiang Kai-Shek; #Peiping; #Neutrality patrol; #Destroyer tender; #destroyer; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #Indonesia; #Kupang; #Badoeng Strait; #Battle of Badung Strait; #Kiritimati; #ABDA; #Battle of Java Sea; #Pearl Harbor; #French Morocco; #U-boat; #Gibraltar; #battle star; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1920 ships
 * USS John D. Henley (DD-553); #John D. Henley; #Gulf Shipbuilding Corporation; #Fletcher class destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #John D. Henley; #Gulf Shipbuilding Co.; #Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #fleet oiler; #flagship; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #aircraft carrier; #task force; #J. T. Acuff; #Underwater Demolition Team; #Iwo Jima; #radar picket; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Alabama; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS John F. Kennedy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS John F. Kennedy (CV-67); #aircraft carrier; #John F. Kennedy; #Caroline Kennedy; #Phalanx CIWS; #aircraft carrier; #United States Navy; #John F. Kennedy; #fixed wing; #anti-submarine warfare; #Caroline Kennedy; #John F. Kennedy, Jr.; #Jacqueline Kennedy; #Naval Institute Press; #Jacqueline Kennedy; #aircraft carrier; #A3W reactor; #F-14 Tomcat; #S-3 Viking; #Elmo Zumwalt; #Marjorie Sterrett Battleship Fund Award; #underway replenishment; #F-14 Tomcat; #AIM-54 Phoenix; #weapon system; #Marjorie Sterrett Battleship Fund Award; #Beirut barracks bombing; #Multinational Force in Lebanon; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #International Naval Review; #flagship; #fighter aircraft; #Fleet Week; #Operation Desert Storm; #airstrike; #sorties; #George H. W. Bush; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #Mayport Naval Station; #John F. Kennedy; #United States Navy; #F-14 Tomcat; #Jean Kennedy Smith; #Fleet Week; #King of Jordan; #Operation Southern Watch; #Advanced combat direction system; #International Naval Review; #Naval review; #Sail Boston; #Operation Enduring Freedom; #aircraft catapult; #Operation Noble Eagle; #Taliban; #al Qaeda; #Operation Enduring Freedom; #dhow; #dhow; #Fleet Week; #Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum; #Jacqueline Kennedy; #National Museum of Naval Aviation; #Naval Air Station Pensacola; #Naval Inactive Ship Maintenance Facility; #reserve fleet; #Portland, Maine City Council; #The West Wing; #The State Dinner; #G.I. Jane; #Washington D.C.; #megatsunami; #Category:Kitty Hawk-class aircraft carriers; #Category:1967 ships; #Category:Cold War aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Gulf War ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Massachusetts-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS John F. Kennedy (CVN-79); #John F. Kennedy; #A1B; #Surface-to-air missile; #Close-in weapons system; #supercarrier; #United States Navy; #Attack on Pearl Harbor; #Harry Mitchell; #John Shadegg; #CVN-80; #Barry Goldwater; #John F. Kennedy; #President of the United States; #World War II; #Newport News Daily Press; #Kennedy family; #Robert Gates; #CVN-78; #Category:Gerald R. Ford-class aircraft carriers; #Category:Proposed aircraft carriers; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy
 * USS John Finn (DDG-113); #John William Finn; #GlobeNewswire; #Ray Mabus; #John William Finn; #Medal of Honor; #World War II; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #Defense News; #Gannett Government Media; #Naval Vessel Register; #Guardian Media Group; #anti-surface warfare; #ballistic missile; #Light Airborne Multi-Purpose System; #Category:Arleigh Burke-class destroyers; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy
 * USS John Francis Burnes (DD-299); #Jean Kennedy Smith; #Mark 37 Gun Fire Control System; #United States Navy; #Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr.; #naval aviator; #Joseph P. Kennedy, Sr.; #John F. Kennedy; #Cuban Missile Crisis; #Battleship Cove; #Jean Kennedy Smith; #Commander; #Admiral; #William D. Leahy; #flagship; #antisubmarine warfare; #Pearl Harbor; #Formosa Patrol; #Bahrein; #Gibraltar; #West Germany; #United States Naval Academy; #NATO; #Middle East Force; #St. Lawrence Seaway; #Dwight D. Eisenhower; #Jacqueline Kennedy; #America's Cup; #inauguration; #John F. Kennedy; #Fleet Rehabilitation and Modernization; #New York Naval Shipyard; #helicopter; #ballistic missile; #Cuban Missile Crisis; #Operation Steel Pike I; #World War II; #task force; #Port Canaveral; #submarine; #Boston Naval Shipyard; #Gibraltar; #Naval Vessel Register; #Battleship Cove Museum; #Vietnam War; #Arleigh Burke; #Rhode Island Sound; #out of frame; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Navy Expeditionary Medal; #American Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Medal; #China Service Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Korean Service Medal; #battle star; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Korean Presidential Unit Citation; #United Nations Service Medal; #Korean War Service Medal; #Combat Action Ribbon; #Korean War Service Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Museum ships in Massachusetts; #Category:National Historic Landmarks in Massachusetts; #Category:Buildings and structures in Fall River, Massachusetts; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:United States Navy Massachusetts-related ships; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Museums in Bristol County, Massachusetts; #Category:Military and war museums in Massachusetts; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships on the National Register of Historic Places in Massachusetts
 * USS John Griffith (1861); #howitzers; #schooner; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #New York Navy Yard; #schooner; #Mortar Flotilla; #David D. Porter; #Ship Island, Mississippi; #David Farragut; #Fort St. Philip; #Mississippi Flotilla; #West Gulf Blockading Squadron; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #blockade; #William Tecumseh Sherman; #Fort Beaulieu; #Boston Navy Yard; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy
 * USS John Hancock; #destroyer; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS John Hancock (1850); #Boston Navy Yard; #6-pounder gun; #United States Navy; #John Hancock; #Boston Navy Yard; #United States Naval Academy; #midshipmen; #J. W. Livingston; #Narciso López; #Cadwallader Ringgold; #North Pacific Exploring and Surveying Expedition; #James C. Dobbin; #Funchal; #Madeira Islands; #Porto Praya; #False Bay; #Henry K. Stevens; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:1850 ships
 * USS John Hancock (DD-981); #John Hancock; #Spruance class destroyer; #United States Navy; #John Hancock; #COMMLOC; #Naval Station Mayport; #Naval Station Guantanamo Bay; #USS Stark; #United States Coast Guard; #U.S. Atlantic Fleet; #carrier battle group; #Amphibious Ready Group; #United States Marine Corps; #rigid-hulled inflatable boat; #U.S. 6th Fleet; #NATO; #Operation Deliberate Guard; #Operation Southern Watch; #International Naval Review; #United States Department of the Navy; #Massachusetts Convention; #Liberty Bell; #Category:Spruance-class destroyers; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:1977 ships
 * USS John Hood (DD-655); #Gulf Shipbuilding Corp.; #Fletcher class destroyer; #torpedo; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Gulf Shipbuilding Corp.; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #North Pacific Forces; #John L. McCrea; #Matasuwa; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Suez crisis; #Mideast; #antisubmarine warfare; #John F. Kennedy; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Alabama; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS John J. Powers (DE-528); #dual purpose gun; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #submarines; #anti-submarine; #John James Powers; #U.S. Navy; #Medal of Honor; #Battle of the Coral Sea; #Boston Navy Yard; #anti-submarine; #barges; #ST-719; #depth charge; #Bureau of Ordnance; #Mers El Kébir; #Charleston Navy Yard; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer escort; #Destroyer; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States
 * USS John J. Van Buren (DE-753); #Lieutenant, junior grade; #John J. Van Buren; #U.S. Navy; #Navy Cross; #United States Navy; #World War II; #widow; #Lieutenant, junior grade; #John J. Van Buren; #Category:Cannon-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:United States Navy Wisconsin-related ships
 * USS John King (DDG-3); #AN/SPG-51; #Mk 11 missile launcher; #RIM-24 Tartar; #RIM-66 Standard; #RUR-5 ASROC; #Mark 32 Surface Vessel Torpedo Tubes; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Medal of Honor; #Cuban Missile Crisis; #Guantánamo Bay; #Fred Korth; #blockade; #USS Enterprise (CVN-65); #NATO; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:1960 ships; #Category:Charles F. Adams-class destroyers
 * USS John L. Hall (FFG-32); #John L. Hall, Jr.; #AN/SLQ-32; #frigate; #John L. Hall, Jr.; #Destroyer Squadron 14; #Category:1981 ships; #Category:Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigates of the United States Navy
 * USS John L. Lockwood (1854); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #blockade; #Athens, New York; #Washington, D.C.; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Camp Butler; #Sewell's Point; #Hatteras Inlet; #Roanoke Island; #Albemarle Sound; #Albemarle Sound; #Albemarle Canal; #schooner; #Hatteras Inlet; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:1854 ships
 * USS John L. Williamson (DE-370); #John Leon Williamson; #John C. Butler-class; #destroyer escort; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #radar picket; #Seaman First Class; #John Leon Williamson; #Navy Cross; #Naval Battle of Guadalcanal; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #Pearl Harbor; #Iwo Jima; #Eniwetok; #antisubmarine; #Eniwetok; #Marshall Islands; #Alu; #Ulithi; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Navy list; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer; #Destroyer escort; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States
 * USS John M. Bermingham (DE-530); #Lieutenant Commander; #John Michael Bermingham; #Evarts class destroyer escort; #depth charge; #Evarts class destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #World War II; #submarines; #antisubmarine; #Lieutenant Commander; #John Michael Bermingham; #Navy Cross; #Boston Navy Yard; #Lieutenant; #destroyer escort; #tugs; #V-J Day; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer escort; #Destroyer; #Category:Evarts-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States
 * USS John M. Howard (IX-75); #John Martin Howard; #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #United States Navy; #John Martin Howard; #E. R. Fenimore Johnson; #Washington, DC; #Naval Ordnance Laboratory; #Washington Navy Yard; #Category:Unclassified miscellaneous vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1934 ships; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS John Marshall (SSBN-611); #John Marshall; #Attack submarine; #fleet ballistic missile submarine; #Attack submarine; #S5W reactor; #United States Navy; #John Marshall; #fleet ballistic missile submarine; #attack submarine; #Commander; #Submarine Squadron 14; #Submarine Squadron 16; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #dependents cruise; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Pearl Harbor; #attack submarine; #Submarine Squadron 4; #La Maddalena; #Tangiers; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #air lock; #Dry Deck Shelter; #Swimmer Delivery Vehicle; #special warfare; #SEAL Team Two; #Aircraft carrier battlegroup; #special warfare operations; #antisubmarine warfare; #submarine-launched mobile mines; #Operation Desert Storm; #United States Sixth Fleet; #Gibraltar; #World War II; #flag officer; #United States Army; #special forces; #Exercise Phantom Shadow; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Naval Vessel Register; #ship's bell; #Huntington, West Virginia; #USO; #United States Navy; #Category:Ethan Allen-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy West Virginia-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships; #Category:1961 ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS John P. Gray (APD-74); #Destroyer escort; #high-speed transport; #Lieutenant, junior grade; #John P. Gray; #U.S. Navy; #Navy Cross; #Consolidated Shipbuilding Company; #destroyer escort; #high-speed transport; #destroyer escort; #high-speed transport; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #high-speed transport; #destroyer escort; #Lieutenant, junior grade; #John P. Gray; #Consolidated Shipbuilding Company; #Lieutenant Commander; #submarine; #Panama Canal Zone; #Pearl Harbor; #underwater demolition team; #Eniwetok; #World War II; #surrender of Japan; #Operation Magic Carpet; #United States; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Navy List; #Category:Charles Lawrence-class high speed transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:United States Navy Missouri-related ships
 * USS John P. Jackson (1860); #New York Navy Yard; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Union blockade; #Confederate States of America; #Jersey City Ferry Company; #New York Navy Yard; #Selim E. Woodworth; #David D. Porter; #Ship Island; #David Farragut; #Pass Christian, Mississippi; #Union Army; #Charles Henry Davis; #reconnaissance; #schooner; #Fort Powell; #West Gulf Blockading Squadron; #Pensacola Navy Yard; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Confederate States Navy; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1860 ships
 * USS John P. Kennedy (1853); #John P. Kennedy; #howitzer; #US Navy; #Bering Straits; #United States; #Cadwalader Ringgold; #Indonesia; #East Indies Squadron; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy
 * USS John P. Murtha (LPD-26); #John Murtha; #Colt-Pielstick; #Bushmaster II; #Rolling Airframe Missile; #CH-46 Sea Knight; #MV-22; #amphibious transport dock; #United States Navy; #John Murtha; #United States Marine Corps; #Vietnam War; #Ray Mabus; #Chief of Naval Operations; #Navy Times; #Navy Times; #Iraq War; #Haditha incident; #Category:San Antonio-class amphibious transport docks; #Category:United States Navy Pennsylvania-related ships; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy
 * USS John Paul, Jr. (1861); #howitzer; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Confederate States of America; #ship’s tender; #gunboat; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #howitzer; #United States Navy; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1862 ships
 * USS John Paul Jones; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS John Paul Jones (DD-932); #John Paul Jones; #Forrest Sherman class destroyer; #ASROC; #John Paul Jones; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Robert B. Carney; #R. W. Hayler, Jr.; #destroyer; #NATO; #midshipmen; #John F. Kennedy; #Wally Schirra; #Operation "Spring board"; #Virgil Grissom; #guided missile destroyer; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Forrest Sherman-class destroyers; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1955 ships
 * USS John Paul Jones (DDG-53); #John Paul Jones; #Naval Base San Diego; #Arleigh Burke class destroyer; #Destroyer; #American Revolutionary War; #John Paul Jones; #Destroyer Squadron 23; #Commander, Naval Surface Forces Pacific; #John Paul Jones; #Aegis combat system; #RGM-84 Harpoon; #RIM-66 Standard; #Thomas Rowden; #Jonathan Christopher Duffy; #Christopher Anthony Cegielski; #Sam Robert Hancock Jr.; #Christopher Kevin Barnes; #James Jeffrey Housinger; #Andrew Frederick Cully; #Charles Randy Hill; #Roy Ian Kitchener; #David Frank Steindl; #Thomas Francis Carney Jr.; #Edward Lewis Brownlee; #Joseph Bruce Hamilton; #Peter Bernt Opsal; #John Michael Kelly; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:Arleigh Burke-class destroyers; #Category:Active destroyers of the United States; #Category:1991 ships
 * USS John Paul Jr. (1861); #howitzer; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Confederate States of America; #ship’s tender; #gunboat; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #howitzer; #United States Navy; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1862 ships
 * USS John Penn (APA-23); #American Declaration of Independence; #battle star; #World War II; #attack transport; #attack transport; #US Navy; #World War II; #American Declaration of Independence; #New York Shipbuilding Company; #American Export Lines; #Operation Torch; #North Africa; #Mehdia; #Guadalcanal; #cruiser; #Lunga Point; #torpedo plane; #torpedo; #United States Navy; #USS APc-25; #John D. Cartano; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Attack transports of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1931 ships
 * USS John Q. Roberts (APD-94); #Charleston Navy Yard; #John Q. Roberts; #U.S. Navy; #Navy Cross; #Charleston Navy Yard; #destroyer escort; #high-speed transport; #destroyer escort; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #destroyer escort; #Charleston Navy Yard; #John Q. Roberts; #high-speed transport; #Lieutenant Commander; #United States Pacific Fleet; #Pearl Harbor; #underwater demolition team; #Operation Olympic; #invasion; #Japan; #World War II; #Leyte; #occupation of Japan; #Eniwetok; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Navy List; #B. F. Diamond Construction Company, Inc.; #Category:Crosley-class high speed transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in South Carolina; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:United States Navy Alabama-related ships
 * USS John R. Craig (DD-885); #US; #John R. Craig; #John R. Craig; #submarine; #Navy Cross; #Seventh Fleet; #Korean War; #Fleet Rehabilitation and Modernization; #Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard; #Vietnam War; #aircraft carrier; #Yankee Station; #naval gunfire support; #United States Naval Reserve; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:Shipwrecks of the California coast; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS John R. Perry (DE-1034); #John R. Perry; #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #John F. Kennedy; #Cuban Missile Crisis; #Charleston Navy Yard; #Venezuelan Navy; #Pearl Harbor; #Naval Vessel Register; #Indonesia; #Category:Claud Jones-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:1958 ships
 * USS John R. Pierce (DD-753); #John Reeves Pierce; #Allen M. Sumner class destroyer; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant Commander; #John Reeves Pierce; #Navy Cross; #Brooklyn Navy Yard; #Commander; #antisubmarine warfare; #Pearl Harbor; #Wake Island; #POW; #Chinese Nationalists; #Panama Canal Zone; #Gibraltar; #C-119 Flying Boxcar; #General Trujillo; #M. Scott Carpenter; #Aurora 7; #Cuban Missile Crisis; #battle star; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Allen M. Sumner-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS John Rodgers; #United States Navy; #destroyer; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS John Rodgers (DD-574); #Cuitláhuac; #torpedo; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #War of 1812; #World War I; #Mexican Navy; #Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #task force; #Wake Island; #cruiser; #torpedo plane; #Marshall Islands; #Guadalcanal; #Marianas Campaign; #Eniwetok; #General; #Douglas MacArthur; #Battle for Leyte Gulf; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Raymond Spruance; #Task Force 58; #fast carrier task force; #B-29 Superfortress; #Iwo Jima; #kamikaze; #Suruga Wan; #William Halsey; #atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki; #Pacific war; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Mexican Navy; #Cuitláhuac; #battle star; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the Mexican Navy
 * USS John Rodgers (DD-983); #Spruance class destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #COMMLOC; #War of 1812; #Suk El Gharb; #Chouf; #flagship; #NATO; #Royal Navy; #Royal Marines; #Amphibious Ready Group; #Egypt; #Joint Meritorious Unit Award; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #National Defense Service Medal; #Southwest Asia Service Medal; #Humanitarian Service Medal; #Sea Service Deployment Ribbon; #Armed Forces Service Medal; #United States Coast Guard; #Special Operations Service Ribbon; #International Shipbreaking Limited; #Category:Spruance-class destroyers; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:1978 ships
 * USS John S. McCain; #United States Navy; #John S. McCain, Sr.; #John S. McCain, Jr.
 * USS John S. McCain (DDG-56); #John S. McCain, Jr.; #John S. McCain, Sr.; #Fortune Favors the Brave; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #John S. McCain, Sr.; #John S. McCain, Jr.; #Fast Carrier Task Force; #World War II; #United States Pacific Command; #Cindy McCain; #George H. W. Bush; #Pearl Harbor; #Subic Bay; #Kang Nam 1; #goodwill tour; #Kyodo News; #2011 Tōhoku earthquake; #Fukushima I nuclear accidents; #List of United States Navy destroyers; #Category:Arleigh Burke-class destroyers; #Category:Active destroyers of the United States; #Category:Carrier Strike Group Five; #Category:John McCain; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1992 ships
 * USS John S. McCain (DL-3); #John S. McCain, Sr.; #Mitscher class destroyer; #ASROC; #United States Navy; #Roberta McCain; #John S. McCain, Sr.; #Boston Naval Shipyard; #destroyer leader; #Pearl Harbor; #Seventh Fleet; #Southeast Asia; #Soviet Union; #Viet Cong; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Mitscher-class destroyers; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:John McCain; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1952 ships
 * USS John Sealy (SP-568); #United States Navy; #section patrol; #World War I; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:1910 ships
 * USS John W. Thomason (DD-760); #John William Thomason, Jr.; #Allen M. Sumner class destroyer; #torpedo; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #John William Thomason, Jr.; #USMC; #Navy Cross; #World War I; #Commander; #Korean War; #7th Fleet; #Fleet Rehabilitation and Modernization; #Chu Lai; #Operation Osage; #Operation Deckhouse 1; #battle star; #Category:Allen M. Sumner-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Lo Yang-class destroyers
 * USS John W. Weeks (DD-701); #John Wingate Weeks; #Allen M. Sumner class destroyer; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #destroyer; #John Wingate Weeks; #Rear Admiral; #Commander; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Vice Admiral; #Fast Carrier Task Force; #Gerald F. Bogan; #General; #Douglas MacArthur; #William Halsey; #Iwo Jima; #kamikaze; #Korean War; #Flying Enterprise; #NATO; #Suez crisis; #Baghdad Pact; #St. Lawrence Seaway; #HMY Britannia; #submarine; #Midshipman; #Cuban Missile Crisis; #anti-submarine warfare; #Northern Ireland; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:Ships sunk as targets; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Virginia coast; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS John Warner (SSN-785); #John Warner; #Jeanne Warner; #S9G reactor; #BGM-109; #cruise missile submarine; #John Warner; #ASDS; #Category:Virginia-class submarines; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS John Willis (DE-1027); #John Harlan Willis; #New York Shipbuilding Company; #De Laval; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Mark 46 torpedo; #United States Navy; #John Harlan Willis; #hospital corpsman; #Iwo Jima; #Medal of Honor; #New York Shipbuilding Company; #Philadelphia Naval Yard; #Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; #Gibraltar; #North Atlantic Treaty Organization; #Dwight D. Eisenhower; #Variable Depth Sonar; #John F. Kennedy; #Eystein; #Category:Dealey-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1956 ships
 * USS John Young (DD-973); #Spruance class destroyer; #RIM-116 Rolling Airframe Missile; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Mark 48 torpedo; #simulation; #List of United States Navy destroyers; #Category:Spruance-class destroyers; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:1976 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Johnnie Hutchins (DE-360); #Johnnie David Hutchins; #John C. Butler-class; #destroyer escort; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #radar picket; #Navy Unit Commendation; #midget submarines; #Johnnie David Hutchins; #Medal of Honor; #destroyer; #Subic Bay; #submarines; #antisubmarine; #Johnnie Hutchins; #midget submarine; #torpedo; #depth charges; #U.S. Marines; #Pearl Harbor; #Johnnie Hutchins; #1st Naval District; #skeleton crew; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Navy list; #Navy Unit Commendation; #midget submarines; #USS Hutchins (DD-476); #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer; #Destroyer escort; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States
 * USS Johnson; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Johnston; #United States Navy; #John Vincent Johnston; #destroyer; #destroyer; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Johnston (DD-557); #John V. Johnston; #Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding Corporation; #Battle off Samar; #destroyer; #radar; #World War II; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant; #John V. Johnston; #Battle off Samar; #Admiral Kurita; #Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding Corp.; #Lieutenant Commander; #Ernest E. Evans; #John Paul Jones; #Marshall Islands; #Eniwetok; #Kapingamarangi Atoll; #blockhouse; #battleship; #Battle of Peleliu; #Seeadler Harbor; #air supremacy; #Rear Admiral; #flagship; #escort carrier; #destroyer escort; #Rear Admiral; #Thomas L. Sprague; #beachhead; #Vice Admiral; #Takeo Kurita; #Battle of Surigao Strait; #heavy cruiser; #light cruiser; #steering engine; #Battle off Samar; #Medal of Honor; #Naval Vessel Register; #Republic of China Navy; #guided missile destroyer; #The Last Stand of the Tin Can Sailors; #James D. Hornfischer; #Battle off Samar; #Evan Thomas; #Category:United States Navy Ohio-related ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:Shipwrecks in the Philippine Sea; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:Fletcher-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Johnston (DD-821); #John V. Johnston; #5"/38 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #John V. Johnston; #American Civil War; #Trieste crisis; #French Morocco; #NATO; #Egypt; #anti-submarine warfare; #Dwight D. Eisenhower; #Fleet Rehabilitation and Modernization; #ASROC; #QH-50 DASH; #Mayaguez, Puerto Rico; #Myrtle Bank Hotel; #Naval Vessel Register; #Republic of China Navy; #guided missile destroyer; #surface to air missile; #Otobreda 76 mm; #Close-in weapon system; #Hsiung Feng II; #anti-ship missile; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Chao Yang-class destroyers; #Category:United States Navy Ohio-related ships
 * USS Jolly Roger (SP-1031); #Patrol vessel; #machine gun; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #section patrol; #World War I; #torpedo; #naval mine; #depth charge; #dispatch boat; #replenishment oiler; #Navy List; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1917 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1918
 * USS Jonas Ingram (DD-938); #Jonas H. Ingram; #Forrest Sherman class destroyer; #depth charge; #Jonas H. Ingram; #Medal of Honor; #Lieutenant; #Forrest Sherman class destroyer; #Naval Vessel Register; #Djibouti; #French Somaliland; #Somalia; #Walter Schirra; #Thomas Stafford; #Egypt; #List of United States Navy destroyers; #Category:Forrest Sherman-class destroyers; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1956 ships
 * USS Jones; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Jones (1814); #Brig; #carronade; #brig; #United States Navy; #War of 1812; #Isaac Chauncey; #schooner; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Brigs of the United States Navy; #Category:War of 1812 ships of the United States; #Category:Great Lakes ships; #Category:1814 ships
 * USS Jonquil (1863); #warship; #U.S. Navy; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #sloop; #naval mines; #List of United States Navy ships; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy
 * USS Jordan (DE-204); #Charleston Navy Yard; #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #1.1"/75 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #destroyer escort; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant; #Julian Bethune Jordan; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #Charleston Navy Yard; #Lieutenant Commander; #Gibraltar; #Quonset Point, Rhode Island; #Charleston Navy Yard; #submarine; #anti-submarine warfare; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in South Carolina; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Joseph E. Campbell (DE-70); #parts hulk; #3"/50 caliber gun; #1.1"/75 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #anti-submarine mortar; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Joseph Eugene Campbell; #Bethlehem Hingham Shipyard; #Lieutenant commander; #Northern Ireland; #destroyer escort; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Cebu Island; #Japan; #Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Navy List; #Chilean Navy; #Jane's Fighting Ships; #Jane's Information Group; #battle star; #World War II; #American Campaign Medal; #European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #service star; #Navy Occupation Service Medal; #Philippine Liberation Medal; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Charles Lawrence-class high speed transports; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts of the Chilean Navy
 * USS Joseph E. Connolly (DE-450); #turbine engine; #destroyer escort; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #radar picket; #battle star; #Joseph Edward Connolly; #Guadalcanal campaign; #Navy Cross; #Federal Shipbuilding & Dry Dock; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #U.S. 3rd Fleet; #Ulithi; #U.S. Marines; #Panama Canal Zone; #Reserve Fleet; #Navy list; #battle star; #World War II; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Destroyer; #Destroyer escort; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States
 * USS Joseph F. Bellows (SP-323); #E. James Tull; #Pocomoke City, Maryland; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #Pocomoke City, Maryland; #Ocran, Virginia; #USNRF; #5th Naval District; #armistice; #Reedville, Virginia; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pocomoke City, Maryland; #Category:United States Navy Virginia-related ships; #Category:1912 ships; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I minesweepers of the United States
 * USS Joseph Hewes; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Joseph Hewes (AP-50); #gun mount; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Naval Battle of Casablanca; #French Morocco; #torpedo; #forecastle; #destroyers; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1930 ships; #Category:Passenger ships of the United States; #Category:World War II passenger ships of the United States; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships sunk by German submarines in World War II; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1942
 * USS Joseph Hewes (FF-1078); #Avondale Shipyard; #Sonar; #Towed array sonar; #ASROC; #Harpoon missile; #Mark 46 torpedo; #Sea Sparrow; #Phalanx CIWS; #SH-2 Seasprite; #Knox class frigate; #Avondale Shipyard; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:Knox-class frigates; #Category:1970 ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Republic of China Navy
 * USS Joseph K. Taussig (DE-1030); #Joseph Taussig; #New York Shipbuilding Company; #De Laval; #3"/50 caliber gun; #Mark 46 torpedo; #United States Navy; #Joseph Taussig; #antisubmarine warfare group; #Boston Naval Shipyard; #NATO; #Operation Steel Pike; #Category:Dealey-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1957 ships
 * USS Joseph M. Auman (APD-117); #Joseph M. Auman; #Consolidated Steel Company; #Mexican Navy; #Gulf of Tehuantepec; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #destroyer escort; #Consolidated Steel Company; #Joseph M. Auman; #high-speed transport; #Lieutenant Commander; #San Diego Shakedown Group; #Underwater Demolition Team; #Yoriage Beach; #reconnaissance; #amphibious landing; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #reserve fleet; #Navy List; #Mexican Navy; #Category:Crosley-class high speed transports; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy vessels named after people from Illinois; #Category:Crosley-class high speed transports of the Mexican Navy
 * USS Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr. (DD-850); #Jean Kennedy Smith; #Mark 37 Gun Fire Control System; #United States Navy; #Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr.; #naval aviator; #Joseph P. Kennedy, Sr.; #John F. Kennedy; #Cuban Missile Crisis; #Battleship Cove; #Jean Kennedy Smith; #Commander; #Admiral; #William D. Leahy; #flagship; #antisubmarine warfare; #Pearl Harbor; #Formosa Patrol; #Bahrein; #Gibraltar; #West Germany; #United States Naval Academy; #NATO; #Middle East Force; #St. Lawrence Seaway; #Dwight D. Eisenhower; #Jacqueline Kennedy; #America's Cup; #inauguration; #John F. Kennedy; #Fleet Rehabilitation and Modernization; #New York Naval Shipyard; #helicopter; #ballistic missile; #Cuban Missile Crisis; #Operation Steel Pike I; #World War II; #task force; #Port Canaveral; #submarine; #Boston Naval Shipyard; #Gibraltar; #Naval Vessel Register; #Battleship Cove Museum; #Vietnam War; #Arleigh Burke; #Rhode Island Sound; #out of frame; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Navy Expeditionary Medal; #American Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Medal; #China Service Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Korean Service Medal; #battle star; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Korean Presidential Unit Citation; #United Nations Service Medal; #Korean War Service Medal; #Combat Action Ribbon; #Korean War Service Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Museum ships in Massachusetts; #Category:National Historic Landmarks in Massachusetts; #Category:Buildings and structures in Fall River, Massachusetts; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:United States Navy Massachusetts-related ships; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Museums in Bristol County, Massachusetts; #Category:Military and war museums in Massachusetts; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships on the National Register of Historic Places in Massachusetts
 * USS Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. (DD-850); #Joseph P. Kennedy Jr.; #Jean Kennedy Smith; #Battleship Cove; #[[File:USS JPK DD-850 Badge.gif]]; #Mark 37 Gun Fire Control System; #United States Navy; #Joseph P. Kennedy Jr.; #naval aviator; #Joseph P. Kennedy, Sr.; #John F. Kennedy; #Cuban Missile Crisis; #Battleship Cove; #Commander; #Admiral; #William D. Leahy; #flagship; #antisubmarine warfare; #Pearl Harbor; #Midway Atoll; #Formosa Patrol; #Bahrein; #Gibraltar; #West Germany; #United States Naval Academy; #NATO; #Middle East Force; #St. Lawrence Seaway; #Dwight D. Eisenhower; #Jacqueline Kennedy; #America's Cup; #inauguration; #John F. Kennedy; #Fleet Rehabilitation and Modernization; #New York Naval Shipyard; #helicopter; #ballistic missile; #Cuban Missile Crisis; #Liberty ship; #Operation Steel Pike; #World War II; #task force; #Port Canaveral; #submarine; #Boston Naval Shipyard; #Gibraltar; #Naval Vessel Register; #Battleship Cove Museum; #Vietnam War; #Arleigh Burke; #Rhode Island Sound; #out of frame; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Navy Expeditionary Medal; #American Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Medal; #China Service Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Korean Service Medal; #battle star; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Korean Presidential Unit Citation; #United Nations Service Medal; #Korean War Service Medal; #Combat Action Ribbon; #Korean War Service Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Korean War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Museum ships in Massachusetts; #Category:National Historic Landmarks in Massachusetts; #Category:Buildings and structures in Fall River, Massachusetts; #Category:Ships built in Quincy, Massachusetts; #Category:United States Navy Massachusetts-related ships; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:Museums in Bristol County, Massachusetts; #Category:Military and war museums in Massachusetts; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships on the National Register of Historic Places in Massachusetts; #Category:National Register of Historic Places in Bristol County, Massachusetts
 * USS Joseph Strauss (DDG-16); #Combustion Engineering; #AN/SPG-51; #Mk 11 missile launcher; #RIM-24 Tartar; #RIM-66 Standard; #RUR-5 ASROC; #Mark 32 Surface Vessel Torpedo Tubes; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #plane guard; #Yankee Station; #Naval Gunfire Support; #Vietnam War; #Destroyer Squadron 3; #Operation Praying Mantis; #Formion; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Charles F. Adams-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1961 ships; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War destroyers of the United States
 * USS Joseph T. Dickman (APA-13); #US Army; #Joseph T. Dickman; #battle star; #attack transport; #attack transport; #US Navy; #cargo ship; #George Fried; #ticker-tape parade; #troopship; #New York Navy Yard; #Onslow Beach; #Pearl Harbor; #Operation Torch; #submarine; #Mers el Kebir; #Normandy invasion; #Utah Beach; #D-Day; #Guadalcanal; #invasion of Okinawa; #Ulithi; #Pearl Harbor; #Operation Magic Carpet; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #American Defense Service Medal; #European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal; #battle stars; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #battle star; #World War II Victory Medal; #Category:Design 1029 ships; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1921 ships; #Category:Design 1029 ships of the United States Army; #Category:Harris-class attack transports; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States
 * USS Josephine; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Josephine (SP-1243); #U.S. Navy; #Peter Grutti Shipyards; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Peter Grutti Shipyards; #World War I; #USNRF; #8th Naval District; #section patrol; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Individual yachts; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:1905 ships
 * USS Josephine (SP-3295); #U.S. Navy; #Jacob Shipyard; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Jacob Shipyard; #World War I; #3rd Naval District; #section patrol; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1913 ships
 * USS Josephine (SP-913); #World War I; #section patrol; #New York Yacht, Launch, and Engine Company; #Patrol vessel; #machine gun; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #U.S. Navy; #New York Yacht, Launch, and Engine Company; #World War I; #New York Navy Yard; #Boatswain; #USNRF; #3rd Naval District; #section patrol; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1916 ships
 * USS Josephine H. II (SP-245); #USS Josephine; #Bosserdet Yacht and Engine Company; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Bosserdet Yacht and Engine Company; #World War I; #9th Naval District; #10th Naval District; #11th Naval District; #section patrol; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Great Lakes ships; #Category:Ships built in the United States; #Category:1912 ships
 * USS Josephus Daniels (CG-27); #AN/SPS-48; #radar; #AN/SPG-55; #fire-control radar; #Terrier missile; #Harpoon missiles; #Phalanx CIWS; #Josephus Daniels; #Secretary of the Navy; #World War I; #Reserve Fleet; #Fort Eustis, Virginia; #Category:Belknap-class cruisers; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1963 ships; #Category:Cold War cruisers of the United States
 * USS Jouett; #United States Navy; #James Edward Jouett; #destroyer; #cruiser; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Jouett (CG-29); #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #AN/SLQ-32; #Terrier missile; #Harpoon missiles; #Phalanx CIWS; #Belknap class cruiser; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Suisun Bay, CA; #Category:Belknap-class cruisers; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1964 ships; #Category:Cold War cruisers of the United States
 * USS Jouett (DD-396); #James Edward Jouett; #battle star; #5"/38 caliber gun; #1.1"/75 caliber gun; #M2 Browning; #torpedo tube; #United States Navy; #James Edward Jouett; #Neutrality Patrol; #Franklin D. Roosevelt; #Pearl Harbor; #Jonas H. Ingram; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #Getúlio Vargas; #U-boat; #Omaha Beach; #invasion of southern France; #Cap Ferrat; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #battle star; #Category:Somers-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1938 ships
 * USS Jouett (DD-41); #United States Coast Guard; #torpedo tube; #United States Navy; #World War I; #United States Coast Guard; #Rear Admiral; #James Edward Jouett; #W. P. Cronan; #Torpedo Flotilla; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Michael Flynn Inc.; #Category:Paulding-class destroyers; #Category:Monaghan-class destroyers; #Category:World War I destroyers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1912 ships
 * USS Joy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Joy (SP-643); #Patrol vessel; #machine gun; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #section patrol; #World War I; #2nd Naval District; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1905 ships; #Category:Individual yachts
 * USS Joyance (SP-72); #torpedo boat; #U.S. Navy; #Robert Jacobs; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Robert Jacobs; #World War I; #Boatswain; #USNRF; #3rd Naval District; #patrol boat; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1907 ships; #Category:Steam yachts
 * USS Joyce (DE-317); #Philip Michael Joyce; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #submarine; #USCG; #North Africa; #Northern Ireland; #U-boat; #torpedo; #radar; #depth charges; #Guantánamo Bay; #Pearl Harbor; #Atlantic Inactive Reserve Fleet; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #radar picket; #Marshall Islands; #Eniwetok; #Long Beach Naval Shipyard; #Pacific Fleet Reserve; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States
 * USS Jubilant (AM-255); #American Ship Building Company; #Mexican Navy; #Naval Institute Press; #Miguel Negrete; #Bofors 40 mm; #Depth charge; #Mexican Navy; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Korean War; #Mexican Navy; #American Shipbuilding; #submarine; #depth charge; #Bahia, Brazil; #United States; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Navy List; #Mexican Navy; #Vicente Riva Palacio; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers; #Category:Ships built in Ohio; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Admirable-class minesweepers of the Mexican Navy; #Category:Shipwrecks of Mexico; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Gulf of Mexico; #Category:Ships sunk as artificial reefs
 * USS Judge Torrence (1862); #howitzers; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #ammunition; #U.S. War Department; #Western Gunboat Flotilla; #Union Army; #Island No. 10; #gunboats; #David Dixon Porter; #Ozark Island; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ammunition ships of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Julia; #schooner; #sloop; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Julia (1812); #Schooner; #schooner; #United States Navy; #War of 1812; #Sailing Master; #James Trant; #False Ducks Island; #Bay of Quinte; #Henry Dearborn; #brig; #Oliver Hazard Perry; #Category:War of 1812 ships of the United States; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:Great Lakes ships; #Category:Vessels captured from the United States Navy; #Category:1812 ships; #Category:Captured ships
 * USS Julia (1863); #sloop; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #Jupiter Inlet; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy; #Category:Tenders of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Julia Hamilton (SP-1460); #schooner; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #schooner; #section patrol; #World War I; #5th Naval District; #Category:Schooners of the United States Navy; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States
 * USS Julia Luckenbach (ID-2407); #Fore River Shipbuilding Corporation; #Cargo ship; #cargo ship; #United States Navy; #U.S. Army; #U.S. Navy; #Fore River Shipbuilding Corporation; #Luckenbach Steamship Company; #United States Army; #World War I; #Lieutenant Commander; #USNRF; #Naval Overseas Transportation Service; #Cruiser and Transport Force; #United States; #World War II; #Category:World War I cargo ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1917 ships; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Unique transports of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I transports of the United States
 * USS Juliet (1862); #howitzers; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #Mississippi Squadron; #William Tecumseh Sherman; #Chickasaw Bluff; #David Dixon Porter; #Mississippi Squadron; #Port Hudson; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:1862 ships
 * USS Julius A. Furer (FFG-6); #Julius A. Furer; #Brooke class frigate; #Foster-Wheeler; #AN/SPS-52; #AN/SPS-10; #AN/SPG-51; #AN/SQS-26; #AN/SLQ-32; #AN/SLQ-25 Nixie; #5"/38 caliber gun; #RIM-24 Tartar; #RIM-66 Standard; #ASROC; #SH-2 Seasprite; #frigate; #United States Navy; #Julius A. Furer; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Brooke-class frigates; #Category:Cold War frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1966 ships
 * USS Julius A. Raven (APD-110); #Lieutenant, junior grade; #Julius A. Raven; #U.S. Navy; #Air Medal; #destroyer escort; #high-speed transport; #destroyer escort; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #Republic of Korea Navy; #destroyer escort; #widow; #Lieutenant, junior grade; #Julius A. Raven; #high-speed transport; #Commander; #USNR; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Navy List; #Military Assistance Program; #Republic of Korea Navy; #United States; #Category:Crosley-class high speed transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Republic of Korea Navy; #Category:United States Navy New York-related ships
 * USS Juneau; #United States Navy; #light cruiser; #Sullivan brothers; #amphibious transport dock; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Juneau (CL-119); #battle star; #Oerlikon 20 mm cannon; #United States Navy; #light cruiser; #Korean War; #flagship; #Rear Admiral; #Japan; #Korean War; #Vice Admiral; #C. Turner Joy; #Naval Forces, Far East; #Bokuko Ko; #torpedo boat; #Chumonchin Chan; #Royal Navy; #Yongdok; #Sasebo Harbor; #Formosa Patrol Force; #Fast Carrier Task Force; #Naval Vessel Register; #Union Minerals and Alloys Corporation; #battle star; #Korean War; #Category:Juneau-class cruisers; #Category:Cold War cruisers of the United States; #Category:Korean War cruisers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Alaska-related ships; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1945 ships
 * USS Juneau (CL-52); #Naval Battle of Guadalcanal; #Atlanta-class cruiser; #United States Navy; #light cruiser; #Naval Battle of Guadalcanal; #Sullivan brothers; #killed in action; #Federal Shipbuilding Company; #Harry I. Lucas; #Lyman K. Swenson; #Task Force 18; #Rear Admiral; #Leigh Noyes; #fighter aircraft; #Guadalcanal; #submarine; #Buin-Fasi-Tonolai Raid; #Battle of the Santa Cruz Islands; #Naval Battle of Guadalcanal; #Battle of the Santa Cruz Islands; #Thomas C. Kinkaid; #Lunga Ridge; #battleship; #Richmond K. Turner; #torpedo bomber; #bomber; #Daniel J. Callaghan; #Sullivan brothers; #battle star; #List of U.S. Navy losses in World War II; #USS The Sullivans (DD-537); #List by death toll of ships sunk by submarines; #Pocket Books; #Category:Atlanta-class cruisers; #Category:World War II cruisers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean; #Category:United States Navy Alaska-related ships; #Category:Ships sunk by Japanese submarines; #Category:1941 ships
 * USS Juneau (LPD-10); #Naval Base San Diego; #CIWS; #CH-46 Sea Knight; #amphibious transport dock; #United States Navy; #Vietnam War; #Exxon Valdez oil spill; #Operation Desert Storm; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Lockheed Shipbuilding; #William A. Egan; #battle star; #Vietnam War; #AV-8A; #Prince William Sound; #Exxon Valdez oil spill; #Operation Desert Storm; #Ras Al Mishab; #Bangladesh; #Operation Sea Angel; #Somalia; #Operation Restore Hope; #Ship Swap; #INTERFET; #Operation Caring Response; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Category:Austin-class amphibious transport docks; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Active amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Category:1966 ships
 * USS Juniata; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Juniata (1862); #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Sloop-of-war; #Parrott rifle; #Dahlgren gun; #sloop of war; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #John M. B. Glitz; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #schooner; #cruiser; #South Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Bull's Bay; #William Sherman; #Boston Navy Yard; #Charles Francis Hall; #Upernavik; #European Station; #Medal of Honor; #New York Navy Yard; #George Dewey; #Herbert H. Ives; #United States Army Center of Military History; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1862 ships; #Category:United States Navy Pennsylvania-related ships
 * USS Juniata (SP-602); #Cape Cod Canal; #Patrol vessel; #machine gun; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #section patrol; #World War I; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Lieutenant, junior grade; #USNRF; #4th Naval District; #U.S. Navy; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1911 ships; #Category:Individual yachts
 * USS Juniper (1864); #Washington Navy Yard; #Parrott rifle; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #New York Navy Yard; #Washington, D.C.; #Washington Navy Yard; #Potomac River Flotilla; #U.S. Treasury Department; #United States Navy; #American Civil War; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Dispatch boats of the United States Navy
 * USS Jupiter; #United States Navy; #aircraft carrier; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Jupiter (AK-43); #gun mount; #cargo ship; #World War II; #SS Flying Cloud; #Federal Shipbuilding & Drydock; #SS Santa Catalina; #Guadalcanal Campaign; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Guadalcanal; #Leyte; #Battle of Leyte Gulf; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #Pearl Harbor; #reserve fleet; #United States; #Japan; #Indonesia; #Navy List; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #battle stars; #World War II; #Korean War; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Service Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Korean Service Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #Philippines Liberation Medal; #United Nations Service Medal; #Republic of Korea War Service Medal; #Category:Type C2 ships; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1939 ships; #Category:Aldebaran-class stores ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Justice; #United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Justin; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Justin (1891); #Middlesbrough, England; #United States Navy; #Middlesbrough, England; #Guantánamo Bay; #Spanish-American War; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #List of United States Navy ships; #Spanish-American War; #United States Asiatic Fleet; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Colliers of the United States Navy; #Category:Tees-built ships; #Category:1891 ships; #Category:Spanish–American War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Justin (IX-228); #Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation; #liberty ship; #Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation; #US Navy; #Guiuan Roadstead; #United States; #War Shipping Administration; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Boston Metals Corporation; #Category:Unclassified miscellaneous vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:Liberty ships; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS K-1 (SS-32); #submarine; #United States Navy; #United States Navy; #U-boat; #torpedo; #Category:United States K-class submarines; #Category:World War I submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1913 ships
 * USS K-2 (SS-33); #submarine; #torpedo tube; #submarine; #United States Navy; #United States Navy; #cachalot; #sperm whale; #World War I; #U-boat; #Category:United States K-class submarines; #Category:World War I submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1913 ships
 * USS K-3 (SS-34); #submarine; #torpedo tube; #submarine; #United States Navy; #United States Navy; #orca; #killer whale; #Lieutenant; #United States; #World War I; #torpedo; #Category:United States K-class submarines; #Category:World War I submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1914 ships
 * USS K-4 (SS-35); #submarine; #torpedo tube; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Moran Company; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant; #United States; #World War I; #Category:United States K-class submarines; #Category:World War I submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1914 ships
 * USS K-5 (SS-36); #submarine; #torpedo tube; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant (junior grade); #U-boat; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:United States K-class submarines; #Category:World War I submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1914 ships
 * USS K-6 (SS-37); #submarine; #torpedo tube; #submarine; #United States Navy; #torpedo; #U-boat; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:United States K-class submarines; #Category:World War I submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1914 ships
 * USS K-7 (SS-38); #submarine; #torpedo tube; #submarine; #United States Navy; #Mare Island; #Lieutenant; #Pearl Harbor; #torpedo; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #United States Naval Academy; #United States Military Academy; #West Point, New York; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:United States K-class submarines; #Category:World War I submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1914 ships
 * USS K-8 (SS-39); #submarine; #torpedo tube; #United States Navy; #Mare Island; #Lieutenant; #Mare Island; #Pearl Harbor; #torpedo; #World War I; #United States Naval Academy; #United States Military Academy; #West Point, New York; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Category:United States K-class submarines; #Category:World War I submarines of the United States; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1914 ships
 * USS K. I. Luckenbach (ID-2291); #Fore River Shipbuilding Corporation; #Cargo ship; #cargo ship; #United States Navy; #Fore River Shipbuilding Corporation; #Luckenbach Steamship Company; #3rd Naval District; #World War I; #United States Army; #Lieutenant Commander; #USNRF; #Naval Overseas Transportation Service; #American Expeditionary Force; #Cruiser and Transport Force; #soldier; #Howard Pease; #James F. Waters; #house flag; #De Soto Motor Corporation; #Category:World War I cargo ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1917 ships; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Unique transports of the United States Navy
 * USS Kabout (YTB-221); #Elizabeth City, NC; #machine gun; #Elizabeth City, NC; #5th Naval District; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Ships built in North Carolina
 * USS Kadashan Bay (CVE-76); #Kadashan Bay; #United States Pacific Fleet; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Mariana and Palau Islands campaign; #Battle off Samar; #Battle star; #escort carrier; #United States Navy; #Kadashan Bay; #Kaiser Shipbuilding Company; #Pearl Harbor; #Ensign; #Hans L. Jensen; #battle off Samar; #Japan; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Casablanca-class escort carriers; #Category:World War II escort aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:United States Navy Alaska-related ships; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Kailua (IX-71); #Kailua Bay, Hawaii; #Sun Shipbuilding & Drydock Company; #Sun Shipbuilding & Drydock Company; #United States Navy; #Lieutenant; #Pearl Harbor; #7th Fleet; #Pago Pago, Samoa; #Milne Bay, New Guinea; #Category:Unclassified miscellaneous vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:United States Navy Hawaii-related ships; #Category:1923 ships
 * USS Kajeruna (SP-389); #dazzle camouflage; #World War I; #John N. Robinton & Son; #Patrol vessel; #machine gun; #patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #World War I; #John N. Robinton & Son; #World War I; #Lieutenant; #USNRF; #5th Naval District; #flagship; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Individual yachts; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1902 ships; #Category:1903 ships
 * USS Kalamazoo; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Kalamazoo (AOG-30); #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #East Coast Shipyards; #New York Navy Yard; #USCGR; #Dutch West Indies; #Admiralties; #U.S. 7th Fleet; #Police Harbor; #Subic Bay; #United States; #Panama Canal Zone; #Panama Canal Zone; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Philippine Liberation Medal; #Category:Mettawee-class gasoline tankers; #Category:Type T1-M-A2 tankers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Michigan-related ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Colombian Navy; #Category:Auxiliary ships of the Colombian Navy
 * USS Kalamazoo (AOR-6); #Joint Meritorious Unit Award; #Phalanx CIWS; #CH-46 Sea Knight; #U.S. Navy; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Lee Hall, Virginia; #Navy list; #Joint Meritorious Unit Award; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Navy Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Navy Expeditionary Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Southwest Asia Service Medal; #United States Navy; #Replenishment oiler; #Category:Wichita-class replenishment oilers; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Michigan-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1972 ships
 * USS Kalinin Bay (CVE-68); #United States Pacific Fleet; #Gilbert and Marshall Islands campaign; #Mariana and Palau Islands campaign; #Battle off Samar; #Battle star; #escort carrier; #United States Navy; #Kruzof Island; #Alexander Archipelago; #Pearl Harbor; #Tarawa Atoll; #Majuro Atoll; #Mili Atoll; #Eniwetok; #Ngesebus; #Seeadler Harbor; #Homonhon; #Rear Admiral; #Clifton Sprague; #Vice Admiral; #Takeo Kurita; #TBF Avenger; #Kamikaze; #Lieutenant; #Yukio Seki; #General; #Douglas MacArthur; #Battle of Midway; #Woendi; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Casablanca-class escort carriers; #Category:World War II escort aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Kalispell (YTB-784); #USS Ranger (CV-61); #United States Navy; #5th Naval District; #Vietnam war; #Task Force 117; #Mobile Riverine Force; #Subic Bay; #Diego Garcia; #campaign star; #Category:Natick-class large harbor tugs; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1965 ships
 * USS Kalk; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Kalk (DD-170); #Stanton Frederick Kalk; #Wickes class destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Royal Navy; #Royal Canadian Navy; #Stanton Frederick Kalk; #Fore River Shipbuilding Corporation; #N. R. Van der Veer; #Trespassey; #NC-4; #American Relief Administration; #1st Naval District; #Five Power Naval Treaty; #Washington Conference; #T. P. Elliott; #Neutrality Patrol; #Destroyers for Bases Agreement; #4"/50 caliber gun; #torpedo; #depth charge; #U-boat; #Boston Iron & Metal Company; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:Town-class destroyers of the Royal Navy; #Category:Town-class destroyers converted from Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United Kingdom; #Category:Town-class destroyers of the Royal Canadian Navy; #Category:World War II destroyers of Canada
 * USS Kalk (DD-611); #Stanton Frederick Kalk; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Stanton Frederick Kalk; #C. T. Singleton, Jr.; #U-boat; #French Morocco; #North Africa; #Pityilu; #Los Negros; #Rambutye Islands; #Pearl Harbor; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #Ryūkyū; #Japan; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Category:Benson-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States
 * USS Kalmia; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Kalmia (1863); #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Hiram Paulding; #Naval Register; #North Atlantic Blockade Squadron; #Bartlett's Point, New York; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1863 ships
 * USS Kaloli (AOG-13); #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #Charleston Shipbuilding & Drydock; #Service Squadron; #Pearl Harbor; #Palmyra Island; #aviation gasoline; #Pearl Harbor; #Navy List; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #List of United States Navy ships; #Category:Ships built in South Carolina; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:Unique gasoline tankers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Kamehameha (SSBN-642); #attack submarine; #King of Hawaii; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Attack submarine; #ballistic missile; #torpedo tube; #ballistic missile; #submarine; #United States Navy; #King of Hawaii; #attack submarine; #Mare Island Naval Shipyard; #Commander; #Cold War; #United States Pacific Fleet; #Dry Deck Shelter; #torpedo; #special warfare; #Naval Vessel Register; #41 for Freedom; #Richard O'Kane; #wardroom; #monkeypod; #Pearl Harbor; #periscope; #Deterrent Park; #Continental Navy; #Category:Benjamin Franklin-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Hawaii-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1965 ships
 * USS Kamishak (AVP-44); #Kamishak Bay; #Lake Washington Shipyard; #seaplane tender; #Radar; #sonar; #caliber; #depth charge; #seaplane; #United States Navy; #seaplane tender; #Lake Washington Shipyard; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Barnegat-class seaplane tenders; #Category:United States Navy Alaska-related ships
 * USS Kanawha; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Kanawha (1861); #East Haddam; #New York Navy Yard; #schooner; #smoothbore; #Parrott rifle; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #East Haddam; #New York Navy Yard; #Gulf Blockading Squadron; #schooner; #Ship Island; #blockade runner; #blockade runners; #sloop; #Caney Creek, Texas; #Montreal, Canada; #schooner; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Unadilla-class gunboats; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy West Virginia-related ships; #Category:1861 ships
 * USS Kanawha (1896); #Charles L. Seabury and Company; #Rhode Island Naval Militia; #U.S. Navy; #machine gun; #United States Navy; #Spanish-American War; #Charles L. Seabury and Company; #New York Navy Yard; #Lieutenant; #Gibara; #Rhode Island Naval Militia; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1896 ships; #Category:Spanish–American War naval ships of the United States
 * USS Kanawha (AO-1); #Mare Island Navy Yard; #World War I; #United Kingdom; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #Panama Canal Zone; #Wake Island; #Pearl Harbor; #Tongatapu; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Kanawha-class fleet replenishment oilers; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1914 ships; #Category:World War I tankers of the United States; #Category:World War II tankers of the United States; #Category:Ships sunk by aircraft; #Category:World War II shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean; #Category:Shipwrecks in Ironbottom Sound; #Category:United States Navy West Virginia-related ships
 * USS Kanawha (AOG-31); #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #East Coast Shipyard; #USCGR; #Netherlands West Indies; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Leyte; #War Shipping Administration; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Category:Mettawee-class gasoline tankers; #Category:Type T1-M-A2 tankers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy West Virginia-related ships
 * USS Kanawha (SP-169); #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #World War I; #replenishment oiler; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy West Virginia-related ships
 * USS Kanawha II (SP-130); #World War I; #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #u-boat; #replenishment oiler; #Lieutenant Commander; #World War I; #flagship; #Lorient, France; #periscope; #submarine; #U-boat; #conning tower; #USS Vedette (SP-163); #U.S. Navy; #World War I; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Steam yachts; #Category:1898 ships
 * USS Kane; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Kane (DD-235); #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Commander; #Gibraltar; #World War I; #Landskrona; #torpedo boat; #Scouting Fleet; #Pearl Harbor; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #New York Navy Yard; #Gijon; #St. Jean de Luz; #Gibraltar; #Rear Admiral; #Arthur P. Fairfield; #Charleston Navy Yard; #Neutrality patrol; #Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; #submarine; #Todd's Dry Docks; #Monterey Bay, California; #Holtz Bay; #Massacre Bay; #Little Kiska Island; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Marshall Islands; #Majuro Lagoon; #Kwajalein Lagoon; #Seeadler Harbor; #Ali Island; #Eniwetok; #Battle of the Philippine Sea; #Agat Bay; #kamikaze; #Philippine Sea Frontier; #Northern Metals Company; #battle star; #Category:Clemson-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1919 ships; #Category:Ships of the Aleutian Islands Campaign
 * USS Kangaroo; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Kangaroo (IX-121); #unclassified miscellaneous vessel; #United States Navy; #kangaroo; #marsupial; #Delta Shipbuilding Company; #Guantanamo Bay Naval Base; #Guadalcanal; #Eniwetok; #lubricating oil; #aircraft carrier; #destroyer; #troop transport; #United States; #Lynnhaven Roads; #Category:Armadillo-class tankers; #Category:Unclassified miscellaneous vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Louisiana; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Kangaroo (SP-1284); #kangaroo; #Herreshoff Manufacturing Company; #U.S. Coast Guard; #patrol boat; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Herreshoff Manufacturing Company; #patrol boat; #World War I; #Quartermaster; #USNRF; #1st Naval District; #section patrol; #Penobscot Bay; #Washington, D.C.; #Commandant; #1st Naval District; #section patrol; #United States Coast Guard; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Rhode Island; #Category:1917 ships
 * USS Kanised (SP-439); #World War I; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #World War I; #section patrol; #World War I; #USNRF; #5th Naval District; #flagship; #Navy List; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1909 ships; #Category:1910 ships; #Category:Individual yachts
 * USS Kankakee (AO-39); #underway replenishment; #Bethlehem Sparrows Point Shipyard; #battle star; #MARAD; #gun mount; #3"/50 caliber gun; #depth charge projector; #United States Navy; #Socony-Vacuum Oil Company; #Coco Solo; #Panama Canal Zone; #Golden Gate; #ServRon; #Pearl Harbor; #Guadalcanal; #Frederick C. Sherman; #Arleigh Burke; #DesRon; #Chief of Naval Operations; #Ulithi; #Task Force 38; #French Indochina; #Donald B. Beary; #Naval Overseas Transportation Service; #Bahrein; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #Marcus Hook, Pennsylvania; #St. Rose, Louisiana; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Operation Strikeback; #Maritime Defense Reserve Fleet; #Naval Vessel Register; #MARAD; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #Category:Kennebec-class oilers; #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:Ships of ExxonMobil
 * USS Kansas; #Category:United States Navy ship names; #Category:United States Navy Kansas-related ships
 * USS Kansas (1863); #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #gunboat; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Union blockade; #Confederate States of America; #U.S. Navy; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #North Atlantic Blockading Squadron; #Washington Navy Yard; #New Inlet; #blockade runner; #turpentine; #James Jourdan; #Fort Fisher; #David Dixon Porter; #Fort Fisher; #Union Army; #Aeneas Armstrong; #Confederate Navy; #Alfred H. Terry; #line of battle; #Robert E. Lee; #Appomattox Court House; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Clark H. Wells; #Washington Navy Yard; #Washington, D.C.; #Tehuantepec surveying-expedition; #Isthmus of Tehuantepec; #Isthmus of Tehuantepec; #Nicaragua-surveying expedition; #Home Fleet; #Florida Bay; #Israel L. Snow; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Kansas-related ships; #Category:1863 ships
 * USS Kansas (BB-21); #machine gun; #torpedo tube; #Barbette; #Conning tower; #United States Navy; #Edward W. Hoch; #Philadelphia Navy Yard; #Charles E. Vreeland; #battleship; #Great White Fleet; #Theodore Roosevelt; #Port of Spain, Trinidad; #Callao Bay, Peru; #Magdalena Bay, Mexico; #Golden Gate; #Port Said, Egypt; #Gibraltar; #Cherbourg, France; #Kronstadt; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #Guantanamo Bay Naval Base; #United States Naval Academy; #Woodrow Wilson; #La Guaira; #American Expeditionary Force; #Port au Prince, Haiti; #World War I; #Rear Admiral; #Chief of Naval Operations; #Grassey Bay, Bermuda; #Pago Pago, Samoa; #Kristiania; #Naval Vessel Register; #Washington Naval Treaty; #Naval Institute Press; #Category:Connecticut-class battleships; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1905 ships; #Category:World War I battleships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Kansas-related ships
 * USS Kansas City; #replenishment oiler; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Kansas City (AOR-3); #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #campaign star; #CIWS; #CH-46 Sea Knight; #Vietnam War; #Operation Desert Storm; #battle star; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1969 ships; #Category:Wichita-class replenishment oilers; #Category:United States Navy Missouri-related ships; #Category:Gulf War ships of the United States
 * USS Kansas City (LCS-22); #Austal USA; #Azimuth thruster; #SRBOC; #Evolved SeaRAM; #MQ-8 Fire Scout; #United States Navy; #Austal USA; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Independence-class littoral combat ships; #Category:United States Navy Ohio-related ships
 * USS Karibou (SP-200); #Salisbury Marine Construction Company; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Salisbury Marine Construction Company; #World War I; #Boatswain; #USNRF; #5th Naval District; #dispatch boat; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Salisbury, Maryland; #Category:1911 ships; #Category:1913 ships
 * USS Karin (AF-33); #gun mount; #U.S. Navy; #Pennsylvania Shipyard; #Pearl Harbor; #U.S. Pacific Fleet; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Indochina; #Operation Passage to Freedom; #War Shipping Administration; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #Korean War; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Service Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Korean Service Medal; #Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; #United Nations Korean Service Medal; #Republic of Korea War Service Medal; #List of United States Navy ships; #Cargo ship; #Category:Adria-class stores ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Karnes (APA-175); #gun mount; #attack transport; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #U.S. Marines; #Iwo Jima; #Pearl Harbor; #kamikaze; #Pearl Harbor; #Operation Magic Carpet; #Navy list; #War Shipping Administration; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #battle star; #World War II; #List of United States Navy ships; #World War II; #Category:Haskell-class attack transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Texas-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Oregon; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Kasaan Bay (CVE-69); #Kasaan Bay; #Kaiser Shipbuilding Company; #battle star; #dual purpose gun; #Bofors 40 mm; #Oerlikon 20 mm cannon; #escort carrier; #United States Navy; #Kaiser Shipbuilding Company; #Pearl Harbor; #Quonset Point; #Ulithi; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Casablanca-class escort carriers; #Category:World War II escort aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Kaskaskia (AO-27); #Newport News Shipbuilding & Drydock Company; #World War II; #Korean War; #fleet replenishment oiler; #United States Navy; #Newport News Shipbuilding & Drydock Company; #Joseph P. Kennedy; #Commander; #Boston, Mass; #Pearl Harbor; #Mare Island; #Japan; #attack on Pearl Harbor; #Nom-a; #aviation gasoline; #Marshall Islands; #Majuro Atoll; #Admiral Nimitz; #Ulithi; #fire support; #Berlin Crisis of 1961; #Cuban blockade; #John F. Kennedy; #Soviet Union; #US 6th Fleet; #World War II; #Korean War; #Category:Cimarron-class oilers (1939); #Category:1939 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:World War II tankers of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Kasota (YTB-222); #Elizabeth City, NC; #machine gun; #5th Naval District; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Katahdin; #Mount Katahdin; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Katahdin (1861); #Boston Navy Yard; #schooner; #smoothbore; #Parrott rifle; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #howitzers; #Boston Navy Yard; #George Henry Preble; #West Gulf Blockading Squadron; #David Farragut; #Fort St. Philip; #white flag; #schooner; #Union Army; #field piece; #commanding officer; #San Luis Pass, Texas; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Unadilla-class gunboats; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1861 ships
 * USS Katahdin (1893); #ironclad; #United States Navy; #Mount Katahdin; #Daniel Ammen; #torpedo ram; #naval architecture; #submarine; #James R. Soley; #Assistant Secretary of the Navy; #New York Navy Yard; #William McKinley; #Philadelphia Naval Yard; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Virginia coast; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1893 ships; #Category:Spanish–American War naval ships of the United States; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Kate (1864); #Parrott rifles; #howitzers; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #Belle Vernon, Pennsylvania; #Jefferson Davis; #Jefferson Barracks; #Fort Benton; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:1864 ships
 * USS Katherine (SP-715); #section patrol; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Virginia Fish and Oyster Commission; #section patrol; #World War I; #5th Naval District; #Chincoteague Bay; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Virginia; #Category:1907 ships
 * USS Katherine K. (SP-220); #patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #M. D. Battomer; #World War I; #Naval Coast Defense Reserve; #Machinist's Mate; #USNRF; #section patrol; #7th Naval District; #United States Coast Guard; #1919 Florida Keys hurricane; #Category:Tugs of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Baltimore, Maryland; #Category:1894 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1919; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Florida Keys
 * USS Kathrich II (SP-148); #E. S. Thibault; #United States Coast Guard; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #E. S. Thibault; #World War I; #Naval Coast Defense Reserve; #Boatswain; #USNRF; #6th Naval District; #section patrol; #Naval Overseas Transportation Service; #United States Coast Guard; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Florida; #Category:1913 ships
 * USS Katie (SP-660); #World War I; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Virginia Fish and Oyster Commission; #section patrol; #World War I; #USNRF; #5th Naval District; #Redmond Lumber Corporation; #United States Coast Guard Auxiliary; #boat show; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Virginia; #Category:1915 ships; #Category:1916 ships; #Category:Individual yachts
 * USS Katrina (SP-1144); #United States Navy; #yacht ensign; #George Lawley & Son; #Patrol vessel; #machine gun; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #George Lawley & Son; #section patrol; #World War I; #United States Naval Reserve; #USNRF; #Bar Harbor Section Patrol; #icebreaker; #Naval Coast Defense Reserve; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1913 ships
 * USS Katrina Luckenbach (ID-3020); #Fore River Shipbuilding Corporation; #Cargo ship; #cargo ship; #United States Navy; #Fore River Shipbuilding Corporation; #Luckenbach Steamship Company; #World War I; #Lieutenant Commander; #USNRF; #Naval Overseas Transportation Service; #United States Army; #United States; #Cruiser and Transport Force; #Category:World War I cargo ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Massachusetts; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Unique transports of the United States Navy
 * USS Katydid (SP-95); #William Hoff; #United States Department of War; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #William Hoff; #United States; #World War I; #patrol boat; #3rd Naval District; #Boatswain; #United States Department of War; #United States Army; #Neville Island; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1912 ships
 * USS Kauffman (FFG-59); #Draper L. Kauffman; #Oliver Hazard Perry class frigate; #controllable-pitch propeller; #frigate; #United States Navy; #James L. Kauffman; #Draper L. Kauffman; #James L. Kauffman; #Destroyer Squadron 22; #NATO; #BALTOPS; #Operation Deny Flight; #Operation Maritime Guard; #Maritime Interdiction Operations; #ARA Granville (P-33); #Roosevelt Roads Naval Station; #Maritime Interception Operations; #Haiti; #Operation Support Democracy; #US Army; #OH-58 Kiowa; #Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; #Haiti; #Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; #Mk 92 Guided Missile Fire Control System; #Operation Carib Shield; #Operation Carib Shield; #Norfolk Shipbuilding and Drydock Company; #Hurricane Dennis; #Nulka; #Category:1986 ships; #Category:Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigates of the United States Navy; #Category:Active frigates of the United States; #Category:Carrier Strike Group Two
 * USS Kaula (AG-33); #Henry Robb Ltd; #Henry Robb Ltd; #Balboa Shipping Company; #Pearl Harbor; #Palmyra Island; #Seabees; #United States; #13th Naval District; #US Coast Guard; #Ketchikan; #Seward; #Blake Island; #Anchorage, Washington; #Naval Vessel Register; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Scotland; #Category:United States Navy Hawaii-related ships; #Category:1938 ships; #Category:Cargo ships of the United States Navy
 * USS Kaweah (AO-15); #lead ship; #United States Navy; #Charles B. McVay III; #Boston Metals Co.; #Category:Design 1128 ships; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:1919 ships; #Category:Kaweah-class fleet replenishment oilers; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Kearny (DD-432); #torpedo; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #Lawrence Kearny; #Neutrality Patrol; #French West Indies; #depth charge; #French Morocco; #escort carrier; #U.S. 8th Fleet; #French Algeria; #U.S. 5th Army; #Mark W. Clark; #H-hour; #smoke screen; #Pearl Harbor; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #First American shots fired in World War II; #Battle of the Atlantic (1939-1945); #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:United States Navy New Jersey-related ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:1940 ships; #Category:Gleaves-class destroyers of the United States Navy
 * USS Kearsarge; #United States Navy; #Great White Fleet; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Kearsarge (1861); #Sloop-of-war; #Dahlgren gun; #Parrott rifle; #sloop-of-war; #American Civil War; #United States Navy; #Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Portsmouth Navy Yard; #American Civil War; #sloop-of-war; #Gibraltar; #Raphael Semmes; #Cherbourg Harbor; #John A. Winslow; #Édouard Manet; #United States Navy; #battle star; #campaign streamer; #Medal of Honor; #Michael Aheam; #John F. Bickford; #Mark G. Ham; #George H. Harrison; #James H. Lee; #Joachim Pease; #William B. Poole; #Charles A. Read; #George E. Read; #Robert Strahan; #John A. Winslow; #Boston Navy Yard; #Marquesas; #Navigators Islands; #Callao, Peru; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Asaph Hall; #Vladivostok, Russia; #transit of Venus; #World War II; #West Point; #Bluefields, Nicaragua; #Roncador Cay; #Washington Navy Yard; #Naval Vessel Register; #Jimmy McGovern; #The Lowry; #Clive Cussler; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Shipwrecks in the Caribbean Sea; #Category:New Hampshire in the American Civil War; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1894; #Category:1861 ships
 * USS Kearsarge (BB-5); #Herbert Winslow; #Hull symbol; #pre-dreadnought; #torpedo tube; #Barbette; #Conning tower; #lead ship; #pre-dreadnought battleship; #United States Navy; #sloop-of-war; #Herbert Winslow; #North Atlantic Fleet; #Great White Fleet; #crane ship; #Bureau of Ordnance; #Bureau of Construction and Repair; #William Sims; #torpedo tube; #barbette; #conning tower; #Captain's gig; #Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Company; #American Civil War; #Herbert Winslow; #John Ancrum Winslow; #William M. Folger; #flagship; #North Atlantic Squadron; #Atlantic seaboard; #Bowman H. McCalla; #Joseph Newton Hemphill; #European Squadron; #Sandy Hook; #Bar Harbor, Maine; #Guantánamo Bay; #Guantanamo Naval Reservation; #Raymond P. Rodgers; #Carlos I of Portugal; #Phaleron Bay; #George I of Greece; #Prince Andrew of Greece and Denmark; #Princess Alice of Battenberg; #Cape Cruz; #gunpowder; #Great White Fleet; #Hamilton Hutchins; #Great White Fleet; #Magdalena Bay, Mexico; #Gibraltar; #Theodore Roosevelt; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #World War I; #naval militia; #naval engineer; #United States Naval Academy; #hull classification symbol; #San Francisco Naval Shipyard; #Boston Naval Shipyard; #Naval Vessel Register; #Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships; #Tate Publishing & Enterprises; #Mustang, Oklahoma; #Washington, D.C.; #Naval Institute Press; #Scarecrow Press; #Houston Daily Post; #New-York Tribune; #San Francisco Call; #Edgefield Advertiser; #Naval Vessel Register; #United States Navy; #Category:Kearsarge-class battleships; #Category:1898 ships; #Category:Banana Wars ships of the United States; #Category:World War I battleships of the United States; #Category:Crane ships of the United States Navy; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Kearsarge (CV-33); #New York Naval Shipyard; #SCB-27; #SCB-125; #World War II; #United States Navy; #Korean War; #battle star; #Vietnam War; #New York Navy Yard; #Aubrey W. Fitch; #Quonset Point, Rhode Island; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #SCB-27; #Korean War; #William F. Halsey, Jr.; #flagship; #Chinese Nationalists; #Tachen Islands; #SCB-125; #antisubmarine warfare; #Wake Island; #Soviet Union; #Western Range; #space flight; #Walter Schirra; #Space Age; #Pearl Harbor; #Gordon Cooper; #North Vietnam; #destroyer; #Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre; #Douglas A-1 Skyraider; #Yankee Station; #Naval Vessel Register; #List of aircraft carriers; #List of aircraft carriers of the United States Navy; #Category:Essex-class aircraft carriers; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Cold War aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Korean War aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War aircraft carriers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy New Hampshire-related ships
 * USS Kearsarge (LHD-3); #Phalanx CIWS; #.50 BMG; #VMM-266 REIN; #Bell-Boeing V-22 Osprey; #AV-8B Harrier II; #United States Navy; #sloop-of-war; #American Civil War; #Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff; #Colin Powell; #AV-8B Harrier II; #Monorail; #RIM-7 Sea Sparrow; #RIM-116 Rolling Airframe Missile; #chain gun; #Scott O'Grady; #1999 NATO bombing of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia; #Operation Allied Force; #Operation Shining Hope; #Fleet Week; #Cyclone Sidr; #George W. Bush; #2011 Libyan civil war; #Robert Gates; #Operation Odyssey Dawn; #Military Times; #Federal Energy Management Program; #Combat Action Ribbon; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Meritorious Unit Commendation; #Battle Efficiency "E" Award; #National Defense Service Medal; #Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal; #Kosovo Campaign Medal; #Armed Forces Service Medal; #Sea Service Deployment Ribbon; #NATO Medal; #Great White Fleet; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Category:Wasp-class amphibious assault ships; #Category:Active amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Mississippi; #Category:1992 ships
 * USS Keith; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Keith (DE-241); #Ellis Judson Keith; #Brown Shipbuilding Company; #battle star; #United States Navy; #Air Medal; #Brown Shipbuilding Company; #Gibraltar; #escort carrier; #submarine; #U-boat; #depth charge; #U-546; #Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; #Pearl Harbor; #Iwo Jima; #Naval Vessel Register; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Edsall-class destroyer escorts; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1942 ships
 * USS Kemah (SP-415); #Luders Marine Construction Company; #Patrol vessel; #United States Navy; #patrol vessel; #Luders Marine Construction Company; #section patrol; #World War I; #New York Navy Yard; #Lieutenant; #USNRF; #6th Naval District; #3rd Naval District; #guard ship; #Category:Patrol vessels of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:1918 ships; #Category:Individual yachts
 * USS Kemper County (LST-854); #Seneca, Illinois; #battle star; #campaign star; #Navy Unit Commendation; #Barbados; #LCVP; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Seneca, Illinois; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #Ulithi; #Puget Sound Navy Yard; #Korean War; #Australian Army; #South Vietnam; #Subic Bay, Philippines; #South Vietnam; #Army of the Republic of Vietnam; #Viet Cong; #Naval Vessel Register; #Barbados; #battle star; #Navy Unit Commendation; #campaign star; #Vietnam War; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Vietnam War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Illinois; #Category:United States Navy Mississippi-related ships; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Kendall C. Campbell (DE-443); #turbine engine; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #radar picket; #battle star; #Kendall Carl Campbell; #Navy Cross; #New Guinea campaign; #Battle of the Coral Sea; #Federal Shipbuilding & Drydock; #Pearl Harbor; #Ulithi; #Iwo Jima; #escort carriers; #submarines; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #List of United States Navy ships; #Destroyer; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States
 * USS Kendrick (DD-612); #Charles S. Kendrick; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Charles S. Kendrick; #C. T. Caufield; #Alan G. Kirk; #Troy Middleton; #Scoglitti; #dive bomber; #United Kingdom; #Morton Deyo; #St. Madrier; #Pearl Harbor; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #David Taylor Model Basin; #battle star; #Category:Benson-class destroyers; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1942 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States
 * USS Kenmore; #hospital ship; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Kenmore (AK-221); #battle star; #5"/38 caliber gun; #3"/50 caliber gun; #World War II; #U.S. Navy; #battle stars; #Pearl Harbor; #Marshall Islands; #cargo ship; #garrison; #Tarawa; #Eniwetok; #Kossal Roads; #Ulithi; #War Shipping Administration; #battle stars; #World War II; #Category:Crater-class cargo ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Freighters; #Category:Transports of the United States Navy; #Category:Liberty ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:1943 ships
 * USS Kennebago (AO-81); #USNS; #battle star; #dual purpose gun; #3"/50 caliber gun; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Rangeley, Maine; #Marinship; #Marshall Islands; #Pearl Harbor; #Task Force 38; #Ulithi; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Military Sea Transportation Service; #Korean War; #Cold War; #United States Army; #China Service Medal; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Navy Occupation Service Medal; #National Defense Service Medal; #Philippine Liberation Medal; #Category:Escambia-class oilers; #Category:Type T2-SE-A2 tankers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Sausalito, California; #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II tankers of the United States
 * USS Kennebec; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Kennebec (1861); #schooner; #smoothbore; #Parrott rifle; #American Civil War; #Boston Navy Yard; #John Henry Russell; #David Farragut; #West Gulf Blockading Squadron; #Ship Island, Mississippi; #David Dixon Porter; #Henry H. Bell; #Charles Henry Davis; #J. Crittenden Watson; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:Unadilla-class gunboats; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:1861 ships
 * USS Kennebec (AO-36); #Bethlehem Sparrows Point Shipyard; #battle star; #campaign star; #MARAD; #gun mount; #3"/50 caliber gun; #depth charge projector; #T2 tanker; #Bethlehem Sparrows Point Shipyard; #Sparrows Point; #Socony-Vacuum Oil Company; #United States Navy; #Naval Vessel Register; #MARAD; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Naval Inactive Ship Maintenance Facility; #Levin Metals Corporation; #Category:Kennebec-class oilers; #Category:Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland; #Category:1941 ships; #Category:Ships of ExxonMobil
 * USS Kennedy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Kennedy (DD-306); #John P. Kennedy; #destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War I; #Secretary of the Navy; #John P. Kennedy; #Battle Fleet; #Category:Ships built in San Francisco, California; #Category:1919 ships
 * USS Kenneth D. Bailey; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Kenneth D. Bailey (DD-713); #Major; #Kenneth D. Bailey; #U.S. Marine Corps; #Medal of Honor; #Federal Shipbuilding & Drydock Company; #5"/38 caliber gun; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Kenneth D. Bailey; #destroyer escort; #Federal Shipbuilding & Drydock Company; #aircraft carrier; #Cold War; #plane guard; #Boston Naval Shipyard; #radar picket; #NATO; #Egypt; #Suez crisis; #Charleston Navy Yard; #Gibraltar; #Category:Gearing-class destroyers of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in New Jersey; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:Cold War destroyers of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Oklahoma-related ships; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Imperial Iranian Navy
 * USS Kenneth D. Bailey (DE-552); #Major; #Kenneth D. Bailey; #U.S. Marine Corps; #Medal of Honor; #Boston Navy Yard; #World War II; #United States Navy; #destroyer escort; #Boston Navy Yard; #destroyer; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Oklahoma-related ships
 * USS Kenneth L. McNeal (SP-333); #Solomon's Island; #fishing boat; #United States Navy; #fishing boat; #Solomon's Island; #McNeal Dodson Company, Inc.; #World War I; #Lieutenant, junior grade; #minesweeping; #Saint-Brieuc; #Union d'Entreprisen Marocaine; #French Morocco; #Category:Minesweepers of the United States Navy; #Category:World War I minesweepers of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Maryland; #Category:1913 ships
 * USS Kenneth M. Willett (DE-354); #Kenneth Martin Willett; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #radar picket; #Kenneth Martin Willett; #Navy Cross; #CortDiv; #U.S. 7th Fleet; #torpedo plane; #Leyte; #Ulithi; #Casiguran Bay; #Guiuan Roadstead; #Chinese Nationalists; #Eniwetok; #Pearl Harbor; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Korean War; #8th Naval District; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #List of United States Navy ships; #Destroyer; #Category:John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Kenneth Whiting (AV-14); #Kenneth Whiting; #Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding Company; #Allis-Chalmers; #Foster Wheeler; #5"/38 caliber gun; #lead ship; #seaplane tender; #United States Navy; #Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding Corporation; #Kenneth Whiting; #Wright brothers; #landing signal officer; #Tanapag Harbor; #Ulithi; #aircraft carrier; #seaplane tender; #Atomic Age; #Korean War; #Subic Bay; #Navy List; #World War II; #Category:Kenneth Whiting-class seaplane tenders; #Category:Ships built in Washington (state); #Category:1943 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States
 * USS Kennison (DD-138); #William Kennison; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Wickes class destroyer; #destroyer; #United States Navy; #World War II; #William Kennison; #Mare Island Navy Yard; #Commander; #R. P. Enrich; #Lieutenant; #William Giers Michelet; #Neutrality Patrol; #aerial torpedo; #Luria Brothers & Company; #List of United States Navy destroyers; #Category:Wickes-class destroyers; #Category:World War II destroyers of the United States; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Vallejo, California; #Category:1918 ships
 * USS Kenosha; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Kenosha (AK-190); #U.S. Navy; #American Campaign Medal; #cargo ship; #gun mount; #cargo ship; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #Pearl Harbor; #U.S. Marines; #Lynnhaven Roads; #American Campaign Medal; #Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; #World War II Victory Medal; #Category:Alamosa-class cargo ships; #Category:Ships built in Wisconsin; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Wisconsin-related ships
 * USS Kensington; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Kensington (1862); #Parrott rifle; #United States Navy; #Union Navy; #Boston Navy Yard; #North Atlantic Squadron; #Flag Officer; #David Farragut; #Sabine Pass; #Union Navy; #schooner; #sloop; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:1858 ships
 * USS Kent County (LST-855); #Seneca, Illinois; #battle star; #LCVP; #United States Navy; #World War II; #Seneca, Illinois; #Taku, China; #Cho-Do, Korea; #Korean War; #Paengyang Do; #Makpo; #Korean War; #Operation Passage to Freedom; #North Vietnam; #Tachen Islands; #target ship; #battle star; #Category:LST-542-class tank landing ships; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Cold War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Korean War amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships built in Illinois; #Category:United States Navy Delaware-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Maryland-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Michigan-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Rhode Island-related ships; #Category:United States Navy Texas-related ships; #Category:1944 ships; #Category:Ships sunk as targets
 * USS Kent Island (AG-78); #trading post; #William Claiborne; #New England Shipbuilding Corporation; #miscellaneous auxiliary; #gun mount; #miscellaneous auxiliary; #U.S. Navy; #World War II; #New England Shipbuilding Corporation; #USNR; #Service Force Pacific Fleet; #Pearl Harbor; #United States; #Navy List; #Category:Basilan-class auxiliary ships; #Category:Ships built in Maine; #Category:1945 ships; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Maryland-related ships; #Category:Liberty ships
 * USS Kenton (APA-122); #dazzle camouflage; #Battle star; #attack transport; #US Navy; #World War II; #Victory ship; #California Shipbuilding Corporation; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Hagushi; #Ulithi; #Western Carolines; #United States; #Japan; #Navy List; #National Defense Reserve Fleet; #Union Minerals and Alloys Corporation; #battle star; #Category:Victory ships; #Category:Ships built in Los Angeles, California; #Category:Haskell-class attack transports; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Troop ships; #Category:United States Navy Kentucky-related ships; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Kentucky; #United States Navy; #Confederate States Navy; #Category:History of Kentucky; #Category:United States Navy ship names; #Category:United States Navy Kentucky-related ships
 * USS Kentucky (BB-6); #Hull symbol; #pre-dreadnought; #torpedo tube; #Barbette; #Conning tower; #pre-dreadnought battleship; #United States Navy; #William O'Connell Bradley; #Great White Fleet; #Bureau of Ordnance; #Bureau of Construction and Repair; #William Sims; #torpedo tube; #barbette; #conning tower; #Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Company; #William O'Connell Bradley; #teetotalers; #Hodgenville, Kentucky; #Women's Christian Temperance Union; #Frances Beauchamp; #Colby Mitchell Chester; #New York Navy Yard; #Boxer Rebellion; #Tompkinsville, Staten Island; #Gibraltar; #Rear Admiral; #Louis Kempff; #Wusong; #Taku Forts; #Frank Wildes; #distilling ship; #Robley D. Evans; #North Atlantic Squadron; #Provincetown; #Jamestown Exposition; #Great White Fleet; #Great White Fleet; #Theodore Roosevelt; #Walter C. Cowles; #flag officer; #Magdalena Bay, Mexico; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #United States occupation of Veracruz; #Mexican Revolution; #Guantanamo Bay Naval Base; #New York Naval Shipyard; #World War I; #Boston Navy Yard; #United States Naval Academy; #Washington Naval Treaty; #arms race; #Naval Vessel Register; #Tate Publishing & Enterprises; #Mustang, Oklahoma; #Washington, D.C.; #Naval Institute Press; #Houston Daily Post; #Alexandria Gazette; #St. Martinville, Louisiana; #The San Francisco Call; #Earlington, Kentucky; #Palestine, Texas; #The Ogden Standard; #Kentucky Irish American; #Universal Ship Cancellation Society; #Naval Vessel Register; #United States Navy; #Category:Kearsarge-class battleships; #Category:1898 ships; #Category:World War I battleships of the United States; #Category:United States Navy Kentucky-related ships; #Category:Ships built in Newport News, Virginia
 * USS Kentucky (BB-66); #barbette; #gun turret; #Norfolk Naval Shipyard; #Barbette; #Turret; #United States Navy; #World War II; #fast battleship; #fast battleship; #Bureau of Construction and Repair; #battleship; #Second London Naval Treaty; #air superiority; #Bofors 40 mm; #torpedo; #belt armor; #Norfolk Navy Yard; #aircraft carrier; #RIM-2 Terrier; #AN/APG-55; #pulse doppler; #RIM-8 Talos; #RIM-24 Tartar; #Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; #William Huston Natcher; #Naval Vessel Register; #Vietnam War; #Kentucky Historical Society; #Admiral; #Ernest King; #terrier missile; #Naval Vessel Register; #United States Navy; #Category:Iowa-class battleships; #Category:Abandoned military projects of the United States; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:Ships built in Portsmouth, Virginia; #Category:United States Navy Kentucky-related ships; #Category:1944 ships
 * USS Kentucky (SSBN-737); #Captain Edward F. Ney Memorial Award; #Battle Efficiency Award; #ballistic missile submarine; #United States Navy; #ballistic missile submarine; #attack submarine; #submarines; #United States Atlantic Fleet; #Captain Edward F. Ney Memorial Award; #Kentucky Colonel; #Ernie Fletcher; #Battle Efficiency Award; #Submarine Squadron 17; #History Channel; #Modern Marvels; #Smithsonian Channel; #Mighty Ships; #Category:Ships built in Connecticut; #Category:Ohio-class submarines; #Category:Cold War submarines of the United States; #Category:Nuclear ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States submarine accidents; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1998; #Category:United States Navy Kentucky-related ships; #Category:1990 ships
 * USS Kenwood; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Kenwood (1863); #howitzers; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #gunboat; #David Dixon Porter; #Fort Pillow; #Shawneetown, Illinois; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in Ohio; #Category:Steamships of the United States Navy; #Category:American Civil War patrol vessels of the United States; #Category:Gunboats of the United States Navy; #Category:1863 ships
 * USS Keokuk; #ironclad warship; #US Navy; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Keokuk (1862); #Keokuk, Iowa; #Casemate ironclad; #steam engines; #Dahlgren gun; #United States Navy; #Keokuk, Iowa; #Samuel Francis Du Pont; #Stono Bar; #First Battle of Charleston Harbor; #Fort Moultrie; #Fort Sumter; #Robert Smalls; #Medal of Honor; #P.G.T. Beauregard; #Naval History & Heritage Command; #Category:Ships of the Union Navy; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:Shipwrecks of the Carolina coast; #Category:Shipwrecks of the American Civil War; #Category:1862 ships; #Category:Maritime incidents in 1863
 * USS Keokuk (CMc-6); #Henry Morrison Flagler; #machine guns; #World War II; #Battle of Saipan; #Battle of Okinawa; #battle star; #net laying ship; #United States Navy; #submarine; #North Africa; #antisubmarine; #Tarawa; #Pearl Harbor; #Marshall Islands; #Eniwetok; #Tanapag; #Guadalcanal; #Iwo Jima; #Leyte; #Ulithi; #War Shipping Administration; #West India Fruit and Steamship Company; #battle star; #World War II; #Category:Ships built in Pennsylvania; #Category:United States Navy Iowa-related ships; #Category:World War II minesweepers of the United States; #Category:1941 ships
 * USS Keokuk (YTB-771); #Keokuk, Iowa; #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #United States Navy; #Keokuk, Iowa; #Mobile Ship Repair; #Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; #Category:Natick-class large harbor tugs; #Category:Ships built in Alabama; #Category:1964 ships; #Category:United States Navy Iowa-related ships
 * USS Keosanqua; #Category:United States Navy ship names
 * USS Keosanqua (AT-38); #Staten Island Shipbuilding Company; #Staten Island Shipbuilding Company; #Port Richmond, New York; #Pearl Harbor; #salvage tug; #ServRon; #Eniwetok; #harbor pilot; #Blake Island; #Category:Bagaduce-class fleet tugs; #Category:Ships built in New York; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:1920 ships; #Category:Ships present during the attack on Pearl Harbor
 * USS Keosanqua (ATA-198); #battle star; #3"/50 caliber gun; #gun mounts; #United States Navy; #Levingston Shipbuilding; #Pearl Harbor; #Eniwetok; #Ulithi; #Wake Island; #Pearl Harbor; #United States; #Japan; #Makpo; #United States Seventh Fleet; #Pacific Reserve Fleet; #Navy List; #Republic of Korea; #battle star; #Korean War; #Category:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Korean War auxiliary ships of the United States; #Category:Sotoyomo-class tugs; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Republic of Korea Navy; #Category:Ships built in Texas; #Category:1945 ships
 * USS Keosauqua (1864); #sloop-of-war; #frigate; #Martin boiler; #muzzle loader; #smoothbore; #United States Navy; #sloop-of-war; #frigate; #Union Navy; #American Civil War; #Naval Register; #Confederate States of America; #Navy List; #Category:Sloops of the United States Navy; #Category:Proposed ships of the United States Navy; #Category:United States Navy Iowa-related ships
 * USS Kephart (DE-207); #William P. Kephart; #Charleston Navy Yard; #torpedo tube; #depth charge; #United States Navy; #naval aviator; #Lieutenant; #William P. Kephart; #Charleston Navy Yard; #Lieutenant Commander; #Gibraltar; #TransDiv; #amphibious assault; #anti-submarine; #San Fabien; #Grande Island; #Subic Bay; #Puerto Princesa; #Cotabato; #Australian Army; #North Borneo; #submarine; #Lagonoy Gulf; #Chinese Nationalist; #Pearl Harbor; #Atlantic Reserve Fleet; #Navy List; #Republic of Korea; #battle star; #Category:Buckley-class destroyer escorts; #Category:Charles Lawrence-class high speed transports; #Category:World War II frigates and destroyer escorts of the United States; #Category:World War II amphibious warfare vessels of the United States; #Category:Ships transferred from the United States Navy to the Republic of Korea Navy; #Category:Ships built in South Carolina; #Category:1943 ships