Lend Lease
Names of Ships and Types Transferred
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This page displays the name, type and destination of ships transferred
by lend lease during World War II. No doubt there are many more; these are the ones
I have found so far.
Back to : Lend Lease page.
Escort Carriers [Source: World Escort Carriers... .htm]
Class: Long Island | HMS Archer Class |
BAVG-1 (Mormacland) | HMS Archer (D78) |
Class: Charger | HMS Avenger Class |
BAVG-2 (Rio Hudson) | HMS Avenger (D14)
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BAVG-3 (Rio Parana) | HMS Biter (D97)
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BAVG-4 (Rio Plata) | HMS Charger => | USS Charger
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BAVG-5 (Rio de Janeiro) | HMS Dasher (D37)
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Class: Bogue | HMS Attacker Class |
BAVG-6 (no name) | HMS Tracker (D24)
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CVE-6 Altamaha | HMS Battler (D18)
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CVE-7 Barnes | HMS Attacker (D02)
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CVE-8 Block Island | HMS Hunter (D80)
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CVE-10 Breton | HMS Chaser (D32)
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CVE-14 Croatan | HMS Fencer (D64)
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CVE-15 Hamlin | HMS Stalker (D91)
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CVE-17 St. George | HMS Pursuer (D73)
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CVE-19 Prince William | HMS Striker (D12)
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CVE-22 (no name) | HMS Searcher (D40)
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CVE-24 (no name) | HMS Ravager (D70)
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Class: Bogue(Prince William) | HMS Ameer Class |
CVE-32 Chatham | HMS Slinger
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CVE-33 Glacier | HMS Atheling
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CVE-34 Pybus | HMS Emperor
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CVE-35 Baffins | HMS Ameer
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CVE-36 Bolinas | HMS Begum
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CVE-37 Bastian | HMS Trumpeter
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CVE-38 Carnegie | HMS Empress
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CVE-39 Cordova | HMS Khedive
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CVE-40 Delgada | HMS Speaker
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CVE-41 Edisto | HMS Nabob
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CVE-42 Estero | HMS Premier
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CVE-43 Jamaica | HMS Shah
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CVE-44 Keneenaw | HMS Patroller
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CVE-45 Prince | HMS Rajah
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CVE-46 Niantic | HMS Ranee
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CVE-47 Perdido | HMS Trouncer
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CVE-48 Sunset | HMS Thane
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CVE-49 St. Andrews | HMS Queen
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CVE-50 St. Joseph | HMS Ruler
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CVE-51 St. Simon | HMS Arbiter
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CVE-52 Vermillion | HMS Smiter
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CVE-53 Willapa | HMS Puncher
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CVE-54 Winjah | HMS Reaper(D82 - R324)
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Cruiser
Light Cruiser Milwaukee (CL-5) 20 April 1944 Murmansk USSR
Coast Guard Cutters
Chelan (Lake) Class: (10)
Displacement: 2,075 tons
Length: 250'
Beam: 42'
Draft: 16'
Speed: 17 knots
Armament: 2 3"/50, 1 Y-gun, dc tracks
Complement: 8 officers, 4 warrants, 85 enlisted
Geared turbine engines, single screw, 3,350 hp
All: Lend-Lease to UK in 1941
CGC-54 Cayuga | 1932 | To UK, 12 May 41 | HMS Totland
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CGC-48 Champlain | 1929 | To UK, 12 May 41 | HMS Sennen
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CGC-45 Chelan | 1928 | To UK, 02 May 41 | HMS Lulworth
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CGC-50 Itasca | 1930 | To UK, 30 May 41 | HMS Gorleston
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CGC-49 Mendota | 1929 | To UK, 30 Apr 41 | HMS Culver . Oran, N.Africa
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CGC-46 Pontchartrain | 1928 | To UK, 30 Apr 41 | HMS Hartland. Oran, N.Africa
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CGC-52 Saranac | 1930 | To UK, 30 Apr 41 | HMS Baniff
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CGC-51 Sebago | 1930 | To UK, 12 May 41 | HMS Walney. U-105
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CGC-53 Shoshone | 1931 | To UK, 20 May 41 | HMS Languard
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CGC-47 Tahoe | 1928 | To UK, 30 Apr 41 | HMS Fishguard
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Wind Class -- Weather Patrol Ships
WAG-278 Northwind 26 Feb 1944
USSR
WAG-280 Southwind 15 Jul 1944 | USSR, 23 Mar 45
WAG-281 Westwind 18 Sep 1944 | USSR, 21 Feb 45
Destroyers: [sources: Hyerwar DD and Warships1]
Caldwell Class: 3
Displacement: 1,020 tons ;
Length: 315' 6" ;
Beam: 31' 2"-31'3" ;
Draft: 11' 6" ; Speed: 30 knots ; Complement: 146
Armament: 4 4"/50, 1 3"/23, 2x3 21" torpedo tubes
Twin-screwed, geared turbines, 20,000 h.p.
Nbr. Name | Comm/ReComm | To | New Name
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DD-72 Conner | 1918/1940 | UK | HMS Leeds
| DD-70 Conway | 1918/1940 | UK | HMS Lewes
| DD-73 Stockton | 1917/1940 | UK | HMS Ludlow
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Wickes Class ("Flush Decker"): 26
Displacement: 1,060-1,090 tons
Length: 314' 4" ;
Beam: 30' 6" ;
Draft: 8' 8"
Armament: 4 4"/50, 1 3"/23, 2x3 21" torpedo tubes; or 6 3"/50, 1 3"/23, 2x3 21" torpedo tubes
Complement: 149 ; Speed: 35 knots
Geared turbines with twin screws, 26,000 h.p.
Nbr. Name | Comm/ReComm/UK | To | New Name
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DD-184 Abbot | 1919/1940 | HMS Charlestown |
DD-132 Aaron Ward | 1919/1939/9Sep40 | UK | HMS Castleton
| DD-131 Buchanan | 1919/1940 | UK | HMS Cambeltown. | Poland | Expended St. Nazaire
| DD-140 Claxton | 1919/1940 | UK | HMS Salisbury
| DD-167 Cowell | 1919/1940 | UK | HMS Brighton I.08 | USSR
| DD-134 Crowninshield | 1919/1930/1939 | UK | HMS Chelsea | Can,USSR
| DD-185 Doran | 1919/1940 | UK | HMS St. Marys
| DD-78 Evans | 1918/1940 | UK | HMS Mansfield | Norway
| DD-93 Fairfax | 1918/1940 | UK | HMS Richmond | USSR
| DD-169 Foote | 1919/1940 | UK | HMS Roxborough | USSR
| DD-133 Hale | 1919/Sep39/9Sep40 | UK | HMS Caldwell
| DD-183 Haraden | 1919/1940 | UK | HMS Columbia
| DD-181 Hopewell | 1919/1940 | UK | HMS Bath (sunk). U-204
| DD-170 Kalk | 1919/1940 | UK | HMS Hamilton
| DD-175 MacKenzie | 1919/1940 | UK | HMS Annapolis
| DD-168 Maddox | 1919/1940 | UK | HMS Georgetown | USSR
| DD-76 Philip | 1918/1940 | UK | HMS Lancaster
| DD-89 Ringgold | 1918/1940 | UK | HMS Newark G.47
| DD-88 Robinson | 1918/1940 | UK | HMS Newmarket G.47
| DD-81 Sigourney | 1918/1940 | UK | HMS Newport | Norway
| DD-162 Thatcher | 1918/1940/24Sep40 | UK | HMS Niagara I.67
| DD-182 Thomas | 1919/1940 | UK | HMS St. Albans | Norway,USSR
| DD-135 Tillman | 1921/Aug1940/5Dec40 | UK | HMS Wells I.95, last delivery
| DD-127 Twiggs | 1919/1940 | UK | HMS Leamington | USSR
| DD-75 Wickes | 1918/1940 | UK | HMS Montgomery
| DD-108 Williams | 1919/1940 | UK | HMS St. Clair
| DD-143 Yarnall | 1918/1940 | UK | HMS Lincoln | Norway,USSR
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[One missing? Abbot found by reader Paul. Several were sent to commonwealth navies.]
Clemson Class ("Flush Decker"): 20
Displacement: 1190 tons ;
Length: 314' 4" ;
Beam: 30' 8" ;
Draft: 9' 3"
Armament: 4 4"/50, 1 3"/23, 4x3 21" torpedo tubes
Complement: 149 ; Speed: 35 knots
Geared turbines with twin screws, 27,000 h.p.
Nbr. Name | Comm/ReComm | To | New Name
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DD-193 Abel P. Upshur | 1920/1940 | UK | HMS Clare
| DD-258 Aulick | 1919/1940 | UK | HMS Burnham
| DD-269 Bailey | 1919/1940 | UK | HMS Reading
| DD-256 Bancroft | 1919/1940 | UK | HMS St. Francis
| DD-197 Branch | 1920/1940 | UK | HMS Beverly (sunk). U-188
| DD-265 Edwards | 1919/1940 | UK | HMS Buxton
| DD-198 Herndon | 1920/1940 | UK | HMS Churchill | USSR | U-956
| DD-194 Hunt | 1920/1940 | UK | HMS Broadway
| DD-263 Laub | 1919/1940 | UK | HMS Burwell
| DD-253 McCalla | 1919/1940 | UK | HMS Stanley. U-574
| DD-252 McCook | 1919/1940 | UK | HMS St. Croix (sunk). U-305
| DD-264 McLanahan | 1919/1940 | UK | HMS Bradford
| DD-191 Mason | 1920/1940 | UK | HMS Broadwater (sunk). U-101
| DD-274 Meade | 1919/1940 | UK | HMS Ramsey
| DD-254 Rodgers | 1919/1940 | UK | HMS Sherwood
| DD-190 Satterlee | 1918/1940 | UK | HMS Belmont (sunk). U-82
| DD-268 Shubrick | 1919/1940 | UK | HMS Ripley
| DD-273 Swasey | 1919/1940 | UK | HMS Rockingham (Mine).
| DD-195 Welborn C. Wood | 1920/1940 | UK | HMS Chesterfield
| DD-257 Welles | 1919/1940 | UK | HMS Cameron (bombed).
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Destroyer Escorts [Source: Hyperwar DE.htm]
Evarts Class: Destroyer Escort (DE). 32 ships of this
class were transferred to the Royal Navy under the Lend-Lease scheme.
6 were lost and the rest were returned.
Displacement: 1,436 tons ;
Length: 289' 5" ;
Beam: 35' 1" ;
Draft: 11'10"
Armament: 3 3"/50, 1x2 40mm or 1 1.1", 9 20mm, 1 hedgehog, 2 depth charge tracks, 8 "K" gun projectors
Complement: 15 officers, 183 enlisted ; Speed: 21 knots
DE-47 | Decker | 1943 | Lend Lease to China.
| DE-6 | Wyffels | 1943 | Lend Lease to China.
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Cannon Class:
Displacement: 1525 tons
Length: 308'
Beam: 36' 8"
Draft: 11' 8"
Speed: 21 knots
Armament: 3 3"/50, 3x3 21" torpedo tubes, 1x2 40mm, 8 20mm, 1 hedgehog, 2 depth charge tracks, 8 "K" gun projectors
Ship | Comm | New Name | Country
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DE-101 Alger | 1943 | | Brazil
| DE-99 Cannon | 1943 | | Brazil
| DE-100 Christopher | 1943 | | Brazil
| DE-178 Herzong | 1943 | | Brazil
| DE-175 Pennewill | 1943 | | Brazil
| DE-177 Reybold | 1943 | | Brazil |
Buckley-class Destroyer Escort (DE). 46 ships of this class, rated as DEs, were
transferred to the Royal Navy under the Lend-Lease scheme. Six were sunk
Length : 306 ft. ; Beam : 36 ft 10 in. ;
Displacement : 1,400 tons standard, 1,720 tons full load. ;
Guns : 3- 3 inch dual-purpose guns, 2- 40mm AA guns, 6- 20mm AA guns
Torpedoes : 3 21-inch tubes in a triple mount
Machinery : turbo-electric, 12,000 shp
Speed : 28 knots ;
Complement : 220
Ship | Comm | New Name | Country
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DE- | | HMS Byard | UK
| DE- | | HMS Bentinck | UK
| DE- | | HMS Berry | UK
| DE- | | HMS Drury | UK
| DE- | | HMS Bazely | UK
| Many | more. | | UK
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DE: 46 ships of Buckley class, rated at DEs, were transferred
to the Royal Navy under the Lend-Lease scheme and were operated
by them as frigates. 6 were lost and the remainder were returned
to the US for scrap.
Patrol Frigates
Tacoma Class:
Displacement: 1,430 tons ;
Length: 304' ;
Beam: 37' 6" ;
Draft: 15' ;
Speed: 20.5 knots ;
Armament: 3 3"/50 DP ,2 DC tracks , 8 single DC projectors , 1 multiple projector
2x2 40mm, (List 1) 40
or 9 20mm, (List 2) vessels classified as Weather Ships.
Complement: 200 (Coast Guard crews)
No. Name | Comm. | Notes (: Lost)
| PF-58 Abilene | 1944 (List 2) | USSR
| PF-18 Alexandria | 1945 (List 2) | USSR
| PF-52 Allentown | 1944 | USSR
| PF-55 Bath | 1944 | USSR
| PF-21 Bayonne | 1945 | USSR
| PF-35 Belfast | 1943 | USSR
| PF-46 Bisbee | 1944 | USSR
| PF-51 Burlington | 1944 | USSR
| PF-50 Carson City | 1944 | USSR
| PF-25 Charlottesville | 1944 | USSR
| PF-38 Coronado | 1943 | USSR
| PF-8 Everett | 1944 | USSR
| PF-47 Gallup | 1944/1945 | USSR
| PF-36 Glendale | 1943/1945 | USSR
| PF-22 Gloucester | 1943 | USSR
| PF-5 Hoquiam | 1944 | USSR
| PF-34 Long Beach | 1943 | USSR
| PF-53 Machias | 1944 | USSR
| PF-49 Muskogee | 1944 | USSR
| PF-37 Ogden | 1944 | USSR
| PF-99 Pasco | 1944 | USSR
| PF-26 Poughkeepsie | 1944 | USSR
| PF-48 Rockford | 1944 | USSR
| PF-37 San Pedro | 1943 | USSR
| PF-54 Sandusky | 1944 | USSR
| PF-4 Sausalito | 1944 | USSR
| PF-3 Tacoma | 1943 | USSR
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MineCraft
Admirable Class
Displacement: 625 tons ;
Length: 184' 6" ;
Beam: 33' ;
Draft: 10' ;
Speed: 15 knots
Armament: 1 3"/50 DP, 2 40mm, 6 20mm ;
Complement: 104
Lend-Lease to U.S.S.R. ( Additional 10 transferred before commissioning.)
No. Name | Comm. | Notes
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AM-136 Admirable | 1942 | USSR
| AM-137 Adopt | 1942 | USSR
| AM-148 Astute | 1944 | USSR
| AM-149 Augury | 1944 | USSR
| AM-150 Barrier | 1944 | USSR
| AM-151 Bombard | 1944 | USSR
| AM-152 Bond | 1943 | USSR
| AM-154 Candid | 1944 | USSR
| AM-155 Capable | 1944 | USSR
| AM-156 Captivate | 1944 | USSR
| AM-157 Caravan | 1944 | USSR
| AM-158 Caution | 1944 | USSR
| AM-222 Disdain | 1944 | USSR
| AM-234 Fancy | 1944 | USSR
| AM-250 Indicative | 1944 | USSR
| AM-262 Marvel | 1944 | USSR
| AM-263 Measure | 1944 | USSR
| AM-264 Method | 1944 | USSR
| AM-265 Mirth | 1944 | USSR
| AM-268 Nucleus | 1943 | USSR
| AM-270 Palisade | 1944 | USSR
| AM-271 Penetrate | 1944 | USSR
| AM-272 Peril | 1944 | USSR
| AM-282 Rampart | 1945 | USSR |
AM-269 Opponent, previously listed in error, was
called to our attention.
"My father commanded this vessel from 2/45 to 10/45 - from Boston to Japan.
It remained in Japan until early '46 then it was later decommissioned in Brownsville, Texas."
Lend-Lease to China |
AM-257 Lance | 1943 | China
| AM-258 Logic | 1943 | China
| AM-259 Lucid | 1943 | China
| AM-260 Magnet | 1944 | China
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Gunboats / Patrol Craft / Subchasers .
Corvette
[ Ten of these: BR to US in reverse Lend Lease.]
Temptress (Corvette) Class
British and Canadian built Flower Class corvettes.
Displacement: 900-925 tons ;
Length: 205'-205' 2" ;
Beam: 33' ;
Draft: 14' 7" ;
Speed: 16.5 knots ;
Armament: 1 4"/50, 1 3"/50; or 2 3"/50 ;
Complement: 87-90
PG-70 Courage | 1942 | Former HMS Heartsease
| PG-69 Fury | 1942 | Former HMS Larkspur
| PG-68 Impulse | 1942 | Former HMS Begonia
| PG-67 Ready | 1942 | Former HMS Calendula
| PG-66 Restless | 1942 | Former HMS Periwinkle
| PG-65 Saucy | 1942 | Former HMS Arabis
| PG-64 Spry | 1942 | Former HMS Hibiscus
| PG-63 Surprise | 1942 | Former HMS Heliotrope
| PG-62 Temptress | 1942 | Former HMS Veronica
| PG-71 Tenacity | 1942 | Former HMS Candytuft
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Patrol Gunboat, River; "River Gunboat", PR
PR-4 Tutuila 1928/19Mar42 Lend-Lease to China.
This ship was cutoff from the coast by Japanese occupation
and given to China as lend lease.
Coastal Yachts- PY and PYc
Displacement: 75-640 tons ;
Length: 99' 10" - 195' 1" ;
Beam: 16'-32' ;
Draft: 5' 6" - 14' 3" ;
Speed: 8-18 knots ;
Armament: 1 4"/50. 1-2 3"/23 or 3"/50, or 1 6-pdr ;
Complement: 24-59
PY-17 Jade | 1941 | Lend-Lease to Ecuador
| PY-20 Tourmaline | 1941 | Lend-Lease to Ecuador
| PYc-8 Opal | 1941/1943 | Lend-Lease to Ecuador. | Ex-SS Coronet
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Patrol Craft, Escort (PCE)
Displacement: 860 tons (full load) ; Length: 184' ; Beam: 33'1" ;
Draft: 9' 5" ; Speed: 15.5 knots ; Complement: 99
Armament: 1 3"/50 (bow); 2 20mm (bridge); 2x2 40mm (midship);
1 hedgehog, 4 K-guns; 2 depth charge racks (20 depth charges each)
Diesel engines, twin screws, 900 shaft hp
PC-827 to PCE-841 in 1943 to Royal Navy as "KIL" class patrol sloops.
U.S. No. | RN Name | Notes |
PCE-827 | HMS Kilbernie (BEC 1) |
PCE-828 | HMS Kilbride (BEC 2) |
PCE-829 | HMS Kilchatten (BEC 3) |
PCE-830 | HMS Kilchrenan (BEC 4) | Today is cruise ship M/S Kristina Brahe, Finland |
PCE-831 | HMS Kildary (BEC 5) |
PCE-832 | HMS Kildwick (BEC 6) |
PCE-833 | HMS Kilham (BEC 7) |
PCE-834 | HMS Kilkenzie (BEC 8) |
PCE-835 | HMS Kilhampton (BEC 9) |
PCE-836 | HMS Kilmacolm (BEC 10) |
PCE-837 | HMS Kilmarnok (BEC 11) |
PCE-838 | HMS Kilmartin (BEC 12) |
PCE-839 | HMS Kilmelford (BEC 13) |
PCE-840 | HMS Kilmington (BEC 14) |
PCE-841 | HMS Kilmore (BEC 15) |
Patrol Craft (PC)
PC-461 Class
Displacement: 284 tons ; Length: 173' 8" ; Beam: 23' ;
Draft: 10' 10" Speed: 21 knots
Armament: 1 3"/50, 1 40mm , 5 20mm , 2 depth charge throwers (mousetraps) , 2 K-guns , 2 depth charge racks ;
Complement: 65
No. | Comm. | Notes (: Lost)
| PC-467 | 1942-44 | Norway
| PC-469 | 1942-44 | | June 1949; sunk as target LL?
| PC-471 | 1942-44 | France
| PC-472 | 1942-44 | France
| PC-473-475 | 1942-44 | France
| PC-480-482 | 1942-44 | France
| PC-496 | 1942-44 | | 4 June 1943; mined at Bizerte LL?
| PC-542 | 1942 | France
| PC-543 | 1942-44 | France
| PC-544 | 1942-44 | Brazil
| PC-545 | 1942-44 | France
| PC-546 | 1942-44 | Brazil
| PC-550 | 1942-44 | France
| PC-551 | 1942-44 | France
| PC-554 | 1942-44 | Brazil
| PC-556 | 1942-44 | France
| PC-557 | 1942-44 | France
| PC-558 | 1942-44 | | 9 May 44; torpedoed at Palermo by U-230 LL?
| PC-559 | 1942-44 | France
| PC-561 | 1942-44 | Brazil
| PC-562 | 1942-44 | France
| PC-591 | 1942-44 | France
| PC-604-605 | 1942-44 | Brazil
| PC-607 | 1942-44 | Brazil
| PC-621 | 1942-44 | France
| PC-622 | 1942-44 | Greece
| PC-625-627 | 1942-44 | France
| PC-1226 | 1942-44 | France
| PC-1227 | 1942-44 | France
| PC-1234 | 1942-44 | Uruguay
| PC-1235 | 1942-44 | France
| PC-1236 | 1942-44 | Brazil
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Subchasers (SC)
SC-497 Class
Displacement: 98 tons ; Length: 110' 10" ; Beam: 17' ;
Draft: 6' 6" ; Speed: 20 knots
Armament: 1 3quot;/50 , 2x2 .50-cal. mg ;
Complement: 2 officers , 20 enlisted
SC-497-498 | 1942-44 | France
| SC-500 | 1942-44 | USSR
| SC-503 | 1942-44 | France
| SC-506-508 | 1942-44 | France
| SC-511-517 | 1942-44 | France
| SC-519 | 1942-44 | France
| SC-522 | 1942-44 | France
| SC-524-526 | 1942-44 | France
| SC-529-530 | 1942-44 | France
| SC-532-535 | 1942-44 | France
| SC-537-538 | 1942-44 | USSR
| SC-634 | 1942-44 | USSR
| SC-638-639 | 1942-44 | France
| SC-643 | 1942-44 | USSR
| SC-646-647 | 1942-44 | USSR
| SC-649 | 1942-44 | France
| SC-651 | 1942-44 | France
| SC-655 | 1942-44 | France
| SC-657 | 1942-44 | USSR
| SC-660-661 | 1942-44 | USSR
| SC-663 | 1942-44 | USSR
| SC-666 | 1942-44 | France
| SC-673-675 | 1942-44 | USSR
| SC-685 | 1942-44 | USSR
| SC-687 | 1942-44 | USSR
| SC-690-693 | 1942-44 | France
| SC-694 | 1942-44 | | 23 Aug 43; bombed off Palermo LL?
| SC-695 | 1942-44 | France
| SC-696 | 1942-44 | | 23 Aug 43; bombed off Palermo LL?
| SC-697 | 1942-44 | France
| SC-713 | 1942-44 | USSR
| SC-719-721 | 1942-44 | USSR
| SC-752 | 1942-44 | USSR
| SC-754 | 1942-44 | USSR
| SC-756 | 1942-44 | USSR
| SC-762-767 | 1942-44 | Brazil
| SC-770-771 | 1942-44 | France
| SC-774 | 1942-44 | USSR
| SC-977-979 | 1942-44 | France
| SC-986 | 1942-44 | USSR
| SC-997 | 1942-44 | USSR
| SC-1011 | 1942-44 | USSR
| SC-1021 | 1942-44 | USSR
| SC-1029-1030 | 1942-44 | France
| SC-1031 | 1942-44 | USSR
| SC-1043-1044 | 1942-44 | France
| SC-1060 | 1942-44 | USSR
| SC-1067 | 1942-43 | | 19 Nov 43; foundered off Attu [LL?]
| SC-1073-1076 | 1942-44 | USSR
| SC-1283-1287 | 1942-44 | USSR
| SC-1289 | 1942-44 | Brazil
| SC-1295 | 1942-44 | USSR
| SC-1324 | 1942-44 | USSR
| SC-1331 | 1942-44 | France
| SC-1335-1337 | 1942-44 | France
| SC-1344-1346 | 1942-44 | France
| SC-1359 | 1942-44 | France
| SC-1364-1365 | 1942-44 | USSR
| SC-1475-1493 | 1942-44 | USSR
| SC-1496-1499 | 1942-44 | USSR
| SC-1502-1508 | 1942-44 | USSR
| SC-1510-1512 | 1942-44 | USSR
| SC-1517 | 1942-44 | USSR
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SC-1466 Class
Displacement: 76 tons ;
Length: 111' 6" ;
Beam: 17' 9" ;
Draft: 5' 3" ;
Armament: 1 40mm ;
Complement: 28 ; Speed: 16 knots
SC-1466 | 1942 | Lend-Lease to Mexico
| SC-1469 | 1942 | Lend-Lease to Mexico
| SC-1471 | 1942 | Lend-Lease to Mexico
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Motor Torpedo Boat / Patrol Torpedo Boat (PT) - All Classes
PT-10-19 | 1940-43 | UK
| PT-85-87 | 1942-45 | USSR
| PT-88 | 1942-45 | UK
| PT-89 | 1942-45 | USSR
| PT-90-94 | 1942-45 | UK
| PT-197 | 1942-45 | USSR
| PT-198 | 1942-45 | UK
| PT-201 | 1942-45 | UK
| PT-202 | 1942-45 | 16 Aug 44 (mine (MTO); Point Aygulf, France)
| PT-203-217 | 1942-45 | UK
| PT-218 | 1942-45 | 16 Aug 44 (mine (MTO); Point Aygulf, France)
| PT-219 | 1942-45 | 6 Dec 43 (no details)
| PT-265-276 | 1942-45 | USSR
| PT-289-294 | 1942-45 | USSR
| PT-498-504 | 1942-45 | USSR
| PT-506-508 | 1942-45 | USSR
| PT-552-554 | 1942-45 | USSR
| PT-555 | 1942-45 | 23 Aug 44 (mine; Cape Couronne, France)LL?
| PT-556 | 1942-45 | USSR
| PT-560-563 | 1942-45 | USSR
| PT-731-760 | 1942-45 | USSR
| PT-400-449 | 1943-45 | USSR
| PT-661-687 | 1943-45 | USSR
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Motor Subchasers - MTC, later PTC
Displacement: 25-27 tons ; Length: 63'-70' ; Beam: 15'3"-20' ;
Draft: 3' 10" - 4' ; Speed: 30-40 knots
Armament: 2-4 .50 cal machine guns
Complement: 10-11
MTC-1-12 | 1941-44 | | UK
| MTC-37-49 | 1941-44 | | USSR
| MTC-54-66 | 1941-44 | | USSR
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Submarines
ID | Old ID
| SS-80 | R-3 | *1919 | | 1941 | UK
| SS-94 | R-17 | *1918 | | 1941 | UK
| SS-96 | R-19 | *1918 | | 1941 | UK
| SS-105 | S-1 | *1920 | | 1941 | UK
| SS-126 | S-21 | *1923 | | 1941 | UK
| SS-127 | S-22 | *1924 | | 1941 | UK
| SS-129 | S-24 | *1923 | | 1941 | UK
| SS-130 | S-25 | *1923 | 1941 | UK
| SS-134 | S-29 | *1924 | UK
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S-25 was decommissioned on 4 November 1941, and transferred,
simultaneously to Great Britain. Renamed HMS P. 551, she was then
loaned to the government of Poland, in exile, and was accepted by
Lt. Comdr. B. Romanowski of the Polish Navy and commissioned as
Jastrzab [("Hawk") (P-551)]. Jastrzab was mistakenly sunk by Allied
convoy escorts [HMS Seagull and Norwegian destroyer St. Albans] off
Norway on 2 May 1942 [while assigned to escort the convoy from the
Shetlands to Murmansk, at 71°30' N, 12°32'E].
Gas Tankers (AOG) | | Source: | [US Navy Oilers... .htm] |
AOG-14 Aroostook | 1943 | 1007 | Lend-Lease to France
| AOG-15 Conasauga | 1943 | 3100 | Lend-Lease to France
| AOG-16 Guyandot | 1943 | 800 | Lend-Lease to France
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Dock Landing Ships (LSD)
Lend-Lease Units Built For Royal Navy
| Name | Comm in RN
| LSD.9 | Eastway | 14Sep43
| LSD.10 | Highway | 19Oct43
| LSD.11 | Northway | 15Feb44
| LSD.12 | Oceanway | 29Mar44
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Liberty Ships (EC2) -- 2,751 ships were built;
first launched Sept. 27, 1941.
Displacement : 7,176 Tons ;
Length : 441 feet ;
Width : 56 feet ;
Height : 24.9 meters ;
Draft : 8.5 meters ;
Maximum Speed : 11 Knots.
Propulsion Unit : 3 cylinder, Fuel oil powered, 2,500 Horsepower unit.
Arms: 1- 4", stern gun; 2- 37 mm bow guns; 6- 20 mm. ;
Total Crew : 81.
A site that lists names
of all 2,751 EC2 Libery ships
I haven't yet found which Emergency Cargo ships were lend-leased.
Victory Ships (VC2) -- 534 ships were built.
The second generation of the Emergency design, these were larger,
faster and with reinforced hull, first launched February 28 1944.
Displacement : Tons ;
Length : 455 feet ;
Width : 62 feet ;
Maximum Speed : 15 Knots.
Propulsion : cross-compound steam turbine with double reduction gears
developed 6,000 or 8,500 horsepower
Arms : 1- 5", stern; 1- 3" bow; 8- 20mm. ;
Total Crew : ??.
A site that lists names of all 534 VC2 Victory ships
I haven't yet found which Victory Cargo ships were lend-leased.
Landing Ship, Tank (LST)
These small transports, the size of a destroyer escort or frigate,
were intended to ram a beach and deliver tanks and vehicles during
the early stages of an invasion.
1,490 tons ; 327 feet ; 50 foot beam ; 10.5 knots max, 9 kt cruise ; 1- 3" gun.
Nine of the first 13 were sent to UK for a total 35 of about a
thousand built.
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