... under construction ... (names complete so far)

Nevada-class (BB)
= 1 (not incl. USS Oklahoma (1916) - was too seriously damaged to be returned to service after Pearl Harbor)
USS Nevada (commissioned 1916)




North Carolina-class (BB)
= 2
USS North Carolina (commissioned 9 April 1941)
USS Washington (15 May 1941)



South Dakota-class (BB)
= 4
USS South Dakota (commissioned 20 March 1942)
USS Indiana (30 April 1942)
USS Massachusetts (12 May 1942)
USS Alabama (16 August 1942)



Iowa-class (BB)
= 4
USS Iowa (commissioned 22 February 1943)
USS New Jersey (23 May 1943)
USS Missouri (11 June 1944)
USS Wisconsin (16 April 1944)

USS Ranger (CV-4)
= 1
USS Ranger (commissioned 4 June 1934)



USS Wasp (CV-7)
= 1
USS Wasp (commissioned 25 April 1940)

Bogue-class (CVE)
= 11
USS Bogue (CVE-9) - (commissioned 26 September 1942) - Hunter-Killer group Leader (ASW)
USS Card (CVE-11) - (8 November 1942) - Hunter-Killer group Leader (ASW)
USS Copahee (CVE-12) - (15 June 1942)
USS Core (CVE-13) - (10 December 1942)
USS Nassau (CVE-16) - (20 August 1942)
USS Altamaha (CVE-18) - (15 September 1942)
USS Barnes (CVE-20) - (20 February 1943)
USS Block Island (CVE-21) - (8 March 1943)
USS Breton (CVE-23) - (12 April 1943)
USS Croatan (CVE-25) - (28 April 1943)
USS Prince William (CVE-31) - (9 April 1943)

Northampton-class (CA)
= 2

* About USS Augusta: notable for service as a headquarters ship during Operation Torch, Operation Overlord, and Operation Dragoon, and for her occasional use as a presidential flagship carrying both Franklin D. Roosevelt and Harry S. Truman under wartime conditions (including at the Atlantic Charter).

service in the Atlantic:
USS Chester (commisioned 1930)
USS Augusta (1931)



Wichita-class (CA)
= 1

served in the Atlantic and the Pacific
USS Wichita (commissioned 1939)



Baltimore-class (CA)
= 1

service in the Atlantic:
USS Quincy (commissioned 15 December 1943)

Brooklyn-class (CL)
= 4

service in the Atlantic:
USS Brooklyn (commissioned 1937)
USS Philadelphia (1937)
USS Savannah (1938)
USS Nashville (1938) - 4 March 1942 switched to the Pacific escorting the Doolittle Raid



Cleveland-class (CL)
= 2

service in the Atlantic:
USS Cleveland (15 June 1942) - joined the Pacific-Fleet on 5 December 1942
USS Birmingham (29 January 1943) - joined the Pacific-Fleet on 5 September 1943

Wickes-class ( DD)
= 24

service in the Atlantic, the Caribbean Sea, the U.S. East-Coast and Mediterranean Sea
All saw action as members of hunter-killer groups and/or as destroyer escorts:

USS Lea (recommissioned 1930)
USS Leary (1930)
USS Tattnall (1930) - 1943 converted to APD for the Pacific
USS Badger (1930)
USS Babbitt (1930)
USS Jacob Jones (1930)
USS Tarbell (1939)
USS Upshur (1939)
USS Greer (1939) - the "Greer incident" a U-Boot opened fire before the US entered the war
USS Roper (1930)
USS Breckinridge (1939)
USS Barney (1930)
USS Blakeley (1939)
USS Biddle (1939)
USS Du Pont (1939)
USS Bernadou (1930)
USS Ellis (1939)
USS Cole (1930)
USS J. Fred Talbott (1930)
USS Dickerson (1930) - 1943 converted to APD for the Pacific
USS Leary (1930)
USS Schenck (1930)
USS Herbert (1930) - 1943 converted to APD for the Pacific
USS Palmer (recommissioned 7 August 1940) - January 1944 ordered to the Pacific

Clemson-class (DD)
= 25 (17 + 8x 1942-1943)
service in the Atlantic, the Caribbean Sea, the U.S. East-Coast and Mediterranean Sea
All saw action as members of hunter-killer groups and/or as destroyer escorts:

USS Bainbridge (recommissioned 26 September 1939)
USS MacLeish (1939)
USS McCormick (1939)
USS Dallas (1939) - 1945 renamed to USS Alexander Dallas
USS Broome (1930)
USS Goff (1932)
USS Overton (1939) - 21 Aug '43 converted to APD for the Pacific
USS Noa (1 April 1940) - 17 Sep '43 converted to APD for the Pacific
USS Borie (commissioned 1920)
USS Simpson (1920)
USS Truxtun (1920)
USS Sturtevant (1920)
USS Reuben James (1920)
USS Barry (1921) - 23 Dec '44 converted to APD for the Pacific
USS Belknap (1919) - 22 June '44 converted to APD for the Pacific
USS Greene (1919)
USS Decatur (1922)

transfered from the Pacific:
USS Alden (recommissioned 1930) - served in the Pacific until 25 April 1943
USS Barker (1919) - served in the Pacific until 23 May 1943
USS John D. Edwards (1920) - served in the Pacific until 15 June 1943
USS Whipple (1920) - served in the Pacific until 11 May 1943
USS Parrott (1920) - served in the Pacific until 12 June 1943
USS Bulmer (1920) - served in the Pacific until 14 June 1943
USS Paul Jones (1921) - served in the Pacific until 28 May 1943
USS Lawrence (1921) - served in the Pacific until 27 Sep 1942

As a result of the naval treaty 1921, the USA had only few light cruisers in service and needed fast flotilla leaders (DL) for their Navy. This was the initially intended use for these classes.

Porter-class (DL/DD)
= 7 (2 + 5x 1944)

service in the Atlantic:
USS Winslow (commissioned 1937)
USS Moffett (1936)
+
USS Balch ('36) - Doolittle Raid (18 April '42) - transfered from the Pacific on 2 Aug '44
USS Phelps (1936) - transfered from the Pacific on 2 August 1944
USS Selfridge (1936) - transfered from the Pacific on 21 August 1944
USS McDougal (1936) - transfered from the Pacific on 4 September 1944
USS Clark (1936) - transfered from the Pacific on 4 September 1944

As a result of the naval treaty 1921, the USA had only few light cruisers in service and needed fast flotilla leaders (DL) for their Navy. This was the initially intended use for these classes.

Somers-class (DL/DD)
= 4 (3 + 1x 1944)

service in the Atlantic:
USS Somers (commissioned 1937)
USS Davis (1938)
USS Jouett (1939)
+
USS Sampson (1938) - transfered from the Pacific on 25 June 1944

Benson-class (DD) shown as Allen M. Somner-class (Group 2) in the game
= 7 (6 + 1x 1943)

* most of these ships worked together with DEs as convoy and capital ship escorts, supported Allied landings and were sometimes part of one of the Hunter-Killer groups (ASW)

service in the Atlantic:
USS Benson (com. 25 July '40) - April '43 Mediterranean - July '44 ordered to the Pacific
USS Mayo (18 September 1940) - 5 May 1945 ordered to the Pacific
USS Madison (6 Aug '40) - spring '42 Mediterranean - 21 April 1945 ordered to the Pacific
USS Hilary P. Jones (6 Sep '40) - Jan '44 Mediterranean - 24 April '44 ordered to the Pacific
USS Charles F. Hughes (6 Sep '40) - 2 Nov '42 Mediterranean -13 June '45 ordered to the Pacific
USS Lansdale (17 Sep '40) - sunk 20 April '44 in the Mediterranean by Ju-88s torpedo bombers
+
USS Ordronaux (13 February 1943) - 7 April until 12 May '43 Hunter-Killer in the Atlantic

Gleaves-class (DD):
? = in the Atlantic (will need "some" research)

66 built in total
Commissioning: 14 June 1940 (first ship) - 16 August 1943 (last ship)

USS Gleaves
USS Niblack
USS Livermore
USS Eberle
USS Plunkett
USS Kearny
USS Gwin
USS Meredith
USS Grayson
USS Monssen
USS Woolsey
USS Ludlow
USS Edison
USS Ericsson
USS Wilkes
USS Nicholson
USS Swanson
USS Ingraham
USS Bristol
USS Ellyson
USS Hambleton
USS Rodman
USS Emmons
USS Macomb
USS Forrest
USS Fitch
USS Corry
USS Hobson
USS Aaron
USS Ward
USS Buchanan
USS Duncan
USS Lansdowne
USS Lardner
USS McCalla
USS Mervine
USS Quick
USS Carmick
USS Doyle
USS Endicott
USS McCook
USS Frankford
USS Davison
USS Edwards
USS Glennon
USS Jeffers
USS Maddox
USS Nelson
USS Baldwin
USS Harding
USS Satterlee
USS Thompson
USS Welles
USS Cowie
USS Knight
USS Doran
USS Earle
USS Butler
USS Gherardi
USS Herndon
USS Shubrick
USS Beatty
USS Tillman
USS Stevenson
USS Stockton
USS Thorn
USS Turner

Fletcher-class (DD)
= ? in the Atlantic

service in the Atlantic:
USS La Vallette (commissioned 12 August 1942) - 16 December 1942 ordered to the Pacific
USS Waller (3 April 1943) - 1 November 1943 ordered to the Pacific
USS Taylor (28 August 1942) - 17 December 1943 ordered to the Pacific
USS Spence (8 Jan '43) - 1x to the Mediterranean Sea as DE - 25 July '43 ordered to the Pacific
USS Terry (26 Jan '43) - 1x to the Mediterranean Sea as DE - 6 July '43 ordered to the Pacific
USS Daly (10 March 1943) - 4 August 1943 ordered to the Pacific
USS Isherwood (12 April 1943) - 14 November 1943 ordered to the Pacific

*under construction*


USS
The Sullivans (ex-Putnam, Sullivan)
Stephen Potter
Tingey
Twining
Yarnall
Boyd
Bradford
Brown
Cowell
Capps
David W. Taylor
Evans
John D. Henley
Franks
Haggard
Hailey
Johnston
Laws
Longshaw
Morrison
Prichett
Robinson
Ross
Rowe
Smalley
Stoddard
Watts
Wren
Aulick
Charles Ausburne
Claxton
Dyson
Harrison
John Rodgers
McKee
Murray
Sproston
Wickes
William D. Porte
Young
Charrette
Conner
Hall
Halligan
Haraden
Newcomb
Bell
Burns
Izard
Paul Hamilton
Twiggs
Howorth
Killen
Hart (ex-Mansfield)
Metcalf
Shields
Wiley
Abbot
Braine
Erben
Hale
Sigourney
Stembel
Albert W. Grant
Caperton
Cogswell
Ingersoll
Knapp
Bearss
John Hood
Van Valkenburgh
Charles J. Badger
Colahan
Dashiell
Bullard
Kidd
Bennion
Heywood L. Edwards
Richard P. Leary
Bryant
Black
Chauncey
Clarence K. Bronson
Cotten
Dortch
Gatling
Healy
Hickox
Hunt
Lewis Hancock
Marshall
McDermut
McGowan
McNair
Melvin
Hopewell
Porterfield
Stockham
Wedderburn
Picking
Halsey Powell
Uhlmann
Remey
Wadleigh
Norman Scott
Mertz
Callaghan
Cassin Young
Irwin
Preston
Benham
Cushing
Monssen
Jarvis
Porter
Colhoun
Gregory
Little
Rooks

Edsall-class (DE = Destroyer Escort)
= 85
USS Edsall (commissioned 10 April 1943)
USS Jacob Jones (29 April 1943)
USS Hammann (17 May 1943)
USS Robert E. Peary (31 May 1943)
USS Pillsbury (7 June 1943)
USS Pope (25 June 1943)
USS Flaherty (26 June 1943)
USS Frederick C. Davis (14 July 1943)
USS Herbert C. Jones (21 July 1943)
USS Douglas L. Howard (29 July 1943)
USS Farquhar (5 August 1943)
USS J. R. Y. Blakely (16 August 1943)
USS Hill (16 August 1943)
USS Fessenden (25 August 1943)
USS Fiske (25 August 1943)
USS Frost (30 August 1943)
USS Huse (30 August 1943)
USS Inch (8 September 1943)
USS Blair (13 September 1943)
USS Brough (18 September 1943)
USS Chatelain (22 September 1943)
USS Neunzer (27 September 1943)
USS Poole (29 September 1943)
USS Peterson (29 September 1943)
USS Stewart (31 May 1943)
USS Sturtevant (16 June 1943)
USS Moore (1 July 1943)
USS Keith (19 July 1943)
USS Tomich (27 July 1943)
USS J. Richard Ward (5 July 1943)
USS Otterstetter (6 August 1943)
USS Sloat (16 August 1943)
USS Snowden (23 August 1943)
USS Stanton (7 August 1943)
USS Swasey (31 August 1943)
USS Marchand (8 September 1943)
USS Hurst (30 August 1943)
USS Camp (16 September 1943)
USS Howard D. Crow (27 September 1943)
USS Pettit (23 September 1943)
USS Ricketts (5 October 1943)
USS Sellstrom (12 October 1943)
USS Harveson (12 October 1943)
USS Joyce (30 September 1943)
USS Kirkpatrick (23 October 1943)
USS Leopold (18 October 1943)
USS Menges (26 October 1943)
USS Mosley (30 October 1943)
USS Newell (30 October 1943)
USS Pride (13 November 1943)
USS Falgout (15 November 1943)
USS Lowe (22 November 1943)
USS Thomas J. Gary (27 November 1943)
USS Brister (30 November 1943)
USS Finch (13 December 1943)
USS Kretchmer (27 December 1943)
USS O'Reilly (28 December 1943)
USS Koiner (27 December 1943)
USS Price (12 January 1944)
USS Strickland (10 January 1944)
USS Forster (25 January 1944)
USS Daniel (24 January 1944)
USS Roy O. Hale (3 February 1944)
USS Dale W. Peterson (17 February 1944)
USS Martin H. Ray (28 February 1944)
USS Ramsden (19 October 1943)
USS Mills (12 October 1943)
USS Rhodes (25 October 1943)
USS Richey (30 October 1943)
USS Savage (29 October 1943)
USS Vance (1 November 1943)
USS Lansing (10 November 1943)
USS Durant (16 November 1943)
USS Calcaterra (17 November 1943)
USS Chambers (22 November 1943)
USS Merrill (27 November 1943)
USS Haverfield (29 November 1943)
USS Swenning (1 December 1943)
USS Willis (10 December 1943)
USS Janssen (18 December 1943)
USS Wilhoite (16 December 1943)
USS Cockrill (24 December 1943)
USS Stockdale (31 December 1943)
USS Hissem (13 January 1944)
USS Holder (18 January 1944)

Allen M. Sumner-class (DD)
= 58 (not incl. 12 ships which were completed as destroyer minelayers.)

USS Allen M. Sumner (commissioned 26 January 1944)
USS Moale (28 February 1944)
USS Ingraham (10 March 1944)
USS Cooper (27 March 1944)
USS English (4 May 1944)
USS Charles S. Sperry (17 May 1944)
USS Ault (31 May 1944)
USS Waldron (7 June 1944)
USS Haynsworth (22 June 1944)
USS John W. Weeks (21 July 1944)
USS Hank (28 August 1944)
USS Wallace L. Lind (8 September 1944)
USS Borie (21 September 1944)
USS Compton (4 November 1944)
USS Gainard (23 November 1944)
USS Soley (7 December 1944)
USS Harlan R. Dickson (17 February 1945)
USS Hugh Purvis (1 March 1945)
USS Barton (30 December 1943)
USS Walke (21 January 1944)
USS Laffey (8 February 1944) - museum ship outside Charleston, South Carolina.
USS O'Brien (25 February 1944)
USS Meredith (14 March 1944)
USS De Haven (31 March 1944)
USS Mansfield (14 April 1944)
USS Lyman K. Swenson (2 May 1944)
USS Collett (16 May 1944)
USS Maddox (2 June 1944)
USS Hyman (16 June 1944)
USS Mannert L. Abele (4 July 1944)
USS Purdy (18 July 1944)
USS Drexler (14 November 1944)
USS Blue (20 March 1944)
USS Brush (17 April 1944)
USS Taussig (20 May 1944)
USS Samuel N. Moore (24 June 1944)
USS Harry E. Hubbard (22 July 1944)
USS Alfred A. Cunningham (23 November 1944)
USS John R. Pierce (30 December 1944)
USS Frank E. Evans (3 February 1945)
USS John A. Bole (3 March 1945)
USS Beatty (31 March 1945)
USS Putnam (12 October 1944)
USS Strong (8 March 1945)
USS Lofberg (26 April 1945)
USS John W. Thomason (11 October 1945)
USS Buck (28 June 1946)
USS Henley (8 October 1946)
USS Lowry (23 July 1944)
USS Hugh W. Hadley (25 November 1944)
USS Willard Keith (27 December 1944)
USS James C. Owens (17 February 1945)
USS Zellars (25 October 1944)
USS Massey (24 November 1944)
USS Douglas H. Fox (26 December 1944)
USS Stormes (27 January 1945)
USS Robert K. Huntington (3 March 1945)
USS Bristol (17 March 1945)

Castle-class (K)
= 5 convoy rescue ships (built in Canada)

chartered ships US Navy:
SS Empire Lifeguard (November 1944) ex HMS Maiden Castle
SS Empire Rest (Oct 1944) ex HMS Rayleigh Castle
SS Empire Shelter (17 April 1945) ex HMS Barnard Castle
SS Empire Comfort (December 1944) ex HMS York Castle
SS Empire Peacemaker (Jan 1945) ex HMS Scarborough Castle

Gato-class (SS)

= 77


... under construction ...


USS Gato

...

Greenling
Grouper
Growler
Grunion
Guardfish
Albacore
Amberjack
Barb
Blackfish
Bluefish
Bonefish
Cod
Cero
Corvina
Darter
Drum
Flying Fish
Finback
Haddock
Halibut
Herring
Kingfish
Shad
Silversides
Trigger
Wahoo
Whale
Angler
Bashaw
Bluegill
Bream
Cavalla
Cobia
Croaker
Dace
Dorado
Flasher
Flier
Flounder
Gabilan
Gunnel
Gurnard
Haddo
Hake
Harder
Hoe
Jack
Lapon
Mingo
Muskallunge
Paddle
Pargo
Peto
Pogy
Pompon
Puffer
Rasher
Raton
Ray
Redfin
Robalo
Rock
Runner
Sawfish
Scamp
Scorpion
Snook
Steelhead
Sunfish
Tunny
Tinosa
Tullibee
Golet
Guavina
Guitarro
Hammerhead

Erie-class (Gunboat)
= 1 (in the Atlantic)
USS Erie (commissioned 1936)
USS Charleston (1936)

Erie:
Erie protected US interests during the Spanish Civil War, operated as a training ship for the United States Naval Academy, and was a convoy escort ship during World War II. She operated in the Pacific Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, and Caribbean Sea until torpedoed and fatally damaged by U-163, off Curaçao, in 1942.

Charleston:
Upon the entry of the United States into World War II, Charleston intensified the schedule of patrol and convoy escort duties necessary to protect this far-northern region, and except for four voyages to west coast ports for maintenance, she operated from Dutch Harbor or Kodiak, Alaska throughout the war. Along with her escort and patrol duties, she carried out such missions as landing reconnaissance parties, aiding stricken ships, and taking part in the operations at Attu Island, which was assaulted on 11 May 1943. Two days later, Charleston arrived to bring her firepower to support Army troops ashore, bombarding Chichagof Harbor, Alaska, and screening the transports lying off the island. During the attack of Japanese bombers on 22 May, she evaded aerial torpedoes by radical maneuvering, while splashing one enemy plane and helping to drive off the others. She provided call fire until the island was secured, and supported its occupation through convoy escort runs between Attu and Adak Islands.
At the close of the war, Charleston prepared for Far Eastern duty, and on 25 November 1945 arrived at Hong Kong. She also visited Shanghai before returning to San Francisco, California on 4 March 1946.
Sold to an Italian investor and planned to be converted into a floating night club/hotel.

US call abbreviation = PT - UK call abbreviation = MTB

Elco-class (PT)
= 358

*Used in the Pacific, Mediterranean Sea and the English Channel by the United States for their "Mosquito Fleet"

e.g.: PT-109 (Captain J.F.K. - Pacific)