The U.S. Navy - 2014    
    About 435 ships :
    237 USS, 198 USNS

    		USN2011
    BATTLE FORCE - Carrier Strike Force
    Type-ID  NameService 
    date    		Length
    feet    		Tons
    (full)    		HomeportNotes
    Carriers10 ships
    CVN-65Enterprise 19611,101  89,000 Norfolk, VA- Deactivated 1Dec'12, age 51
    CVN-68*Nimitz 19751,092  97,000 San Diego to Bremerton v Jun'14 yard 16-mo
    CVN-69Dwight D. Eisenhower 1977 1,098101,700Norfolk, VAv Maint
    CVN-70Carl Vinson 19821,092101,100 San Diego +
    CVN-71Theodore Roosevelt 19861,092103,500  Norfolk, VA^ return to fleet Aug'13
    CVN-72Abraham Lincoln 19891,092104,100 to Newport News,VA v 4-yr refuel Norfolk Mar'13
    CVN-73George Washington 19921,092104,000 Sasabo, Japan ^ patrol
    CVN-74John C. Stennis 19951,092103,300 Bremerton, WA - yard
    CVN-75Harry S. Truman 19981,092101,400 Norfolk, VA ^ Deploy 22July'13
    CVN-76Ronald Reagan 20031,092  98,235 San Diego ^ complete yard Mar'13
    CVN-77George H. Bush **20091,092  98,000 Norfolk pic'06 ^ returned 16Jul'13. Exerecise 10Dec'13
    CVN-78*Gerald R. Ford ***2016171,106100,000 sketch , PicChristen 09Nov'13
    previously called"CVN-21, next generation"launch 9Nov'13
    CVN-79John F. Kennedy ****2020221,106100,000 First steel cut Feb'11 ; Named 29May'11.
    CVN-80Enterprise202527 1,106100,000 Named 1Dec'12
      ** - LTjg George H. Bush was the youngest pilot commissioned in the Navy. He flew 58 combat missions in a TBF from the carrier San Jacinto (CVL-30). Shot down September 1944 while bombing Chicchi Jima ; was rescued by a submarine.
      *** - LT Gerald R. Ford served as Asst Navigator on USS Monterey (CVL-26) during WW2.
      **** - LTjg John F. Kennedy was a MTB commander at Tulagi who saved his crew when PT-109 was destroyed.
    Cruisers, Guided Missile22 ships
    TICONDEROGA Class567  10,000Crew: O-33, E-327all w/aluminum superstructure
    CG-52Bunker Hill19865679,925San Diego, CA. m7 to retire FY'2013; none have.
    CG-53Mobile Bay19875679,812San Diego, CA
    CG-54Antietam 19875679,835Yokosuka,Japan
    CG-55Leyte Gulf19875679,828Norfolk, VA
    CG-56San Jacinto19885679,892Norfolk, VA
    CG-57Lake Champlain198856710,010San Diego, CA
    CG-58Philippine Sea19895679,666Mayport, FL
    CG-59Princeton 19895679,926San Diego, CA
    CG-60Normandy 19895679,882Norfolk, VA
    CG-61Monterey 19905679,777Norfolk, VA.
    CG-62Chancellorsville19895679,991San Diegomodernized '12 then damaged '13
    CG-63Cowpens 19915679,763Yokosuka to San Diego**
    CG-64Gettysburg19915679,789Mayport, FL
    CG-65Chosin 19915679,809Pearl Harbor, HI
    CG-66Hue City 19915679,997Mayport, FLmodernization 2010-14;fireApr'14
    CG-67Shiloh   pic 19925679,969Yokosuka,Japan
    CG-68Anzio 19925679,867Norfolk, VA.**
    CG-69Vicksburg 19925679,897Mayport, FL.**
    CG-70Lake Erie 19935679,855PH to SD 2014
    CG-71Cape St. George19935679,983Norfolk, VA
    CG-72Vella Gulf19935679,855Norfolk, VA
    CG-73Port Royal19945679,970Pearl Harbor, HI.**
    The first five CGs were designed as Aegis superstructure on Spruance class hulls for anti-aircraft operations. They could not fire vertical Tomahawks and were retired, as were all Spruance class destroyers.
    Modernization is to compensate for lack of new construction as the cruiser class is exceeding its 25 year lifespan
    Budget cuts discussed January 2012 call for retiring the seven oldest cruisers and increasing the number of destroyers.
    ** Four to Decomm 31Mar'13, but retained under the National Defense Authorization Act for 2013.
    Destroyer, Guided Missile60 ships
    75 planned    		LengthDisp; CrewHome Port
    ARLEIGH BURKE Class505steelCrew: O=26, E=315
    DDG-51 IArleigh Burke* 19915058,300 Norfolk, VA
    DDG-52Barry 19925058,927 Norfolk, VA
    DDG-53John Paul Jones19935058,926 SD to PH 2014
    DDG-54Curtis Wilbur19935058,842Yokosuka, Japan.
    DDG-55Stout 19945058,928Norfolk, VA.
    DDG-56John S. McCain19945058,829Yokosuka, Japan.
    DDG-57Mitscher 19945058,948Norfolk, VA.
    DDG-58Laboon 19955058,856Norfolk, VA.
    DDG-59Russell 19955059,045Pearl Harbor, HI.
    DDG-60Paul Hamilton19955058,870Pearl Harbor, HI.
    DDG-61Ramage 19955058,943Norfolk, VA.
    DDG-62Fitzgerald19955058,929 Yokosuka, Japan.
    DDG-63Stethem 19955059,000San Diego, CA.
    DDG-64Carney 19965058,886Mayport, FL. plan to Rota
    DDG-65Benfold 19965059,014San Diego, CA
    DDG-66Gonzalez 19965058,854Norfolk, VA
    DDG-67Cole 19965058,889Norfolk, VA
    DDG-68The Sullivans19975058,900Mayport, FL
    DDG-69Milius 19965058,982San Diego, CA
    DDG-70Hopper19975058,900Pearl Harbor, HI
    DDG-71Ross 19975058,958Rota, Spain
    DDG-72 IIMahan 19985058,940 Norfolk, VA
    DDG-73Decatur 19985058,886 San Diego, CA
    DDG-74McFaul 19985058,915 Norfolk, VA
    DDG-75Donald Cook [pic]19985058,900 Rota, Spain
    DDG-76Higgins 19995058,756 San Diego, CA
    DDG-77O'Kane 19995058,738 Pearl Harbor, HI
    DDG-78Porter 19995058,929 Norfolk, VA plan to Rota
    First 28 ships of the class are being modernization in life extending measure of hull and systems.
    DDG-79 IIAOscar Austin20005119,200 Norfolk, VA
    DDG-80Roosevelt20005118,344 Mayport, FL
    DDG-81Churchill20015119,157Norfolk, VA
    DDG-82Lassen 20015118,344San Diego, CA
    DDG-83Howard 20015118,344San Diego, CA
    DDG-84Bulkeley 20015118,344Norfolk, VA
    DDG-85McCampbell20025118,344San Diego, CA
    DDG-86Shoup20025118,340Everett, WA
    DDG-87Mason20035118,344Norfolk, VAO-26, E-330
    DDG-88Preble20025099,217Pearl Habor '14O-32, E-348
    DDG-89Mustin20035098,373 Yokosuka,Japan
    DDG-90Chafee20035098,373Pearl Harbor
    DDG-91Pinckney2004509 9,300San Diego. RMS
    DDG-92Momson2004511 9,200 Everett, WA
    DDG-93Chung-Hoon2004 5118,373Pearl Harbor
    DDG-94Nitze20055119,200Norfolk
    DDG-95James E Williams 20045109,300Norfolk
    DDG-96Bainbridge20055109,200 Norfolk
    DDG-97Halsey20055109,300San Deigo
    DDG-98Forrest Sherman20065109,200 Norfolk
    DDG-99Farragut20065109,200Mayport
    DDG-100Kidd20075109,500San Diego
    DDG-101Gridley20075109,500 San Diego
    DDG-102Sampson 20075109,500 San Diego
    DDG-103Truxtun 20095109,500 ; 276 Norfolk
    DDG-104Sterett20085109,500 ; 323 San Diego0-23; E-300
    DDG-105Dewey20105109,500 San Diego
    DDG-106Stockdale20095109,500 ; 380 San Diego
    DDG-107Gravely20105109,500 ; 380 Norfolk, VA
    DDG-108Wayne E. Meyer20095109,500 San Diego
    DDG-109Jason Dunham20105109,500 Norfolk, VA
    DDG-110William P Lawrence20115109,500 ; 276 San Diego, CA
    DDG-111Spruance20115109,500 ; 276 San Diego
    DDG-112Michael Murphy2012Oct5109,500 Pearl Harbor
    This class starting mid-life refit starting with Arleigh Burke (DDG-51)
    ------Last AEGIS , but . . . Restarted production
    DDG-113 IIAJohn Finn20165109,500 keel 05Nov'13
    DDG-114Ralph Johnson20165109,500 Long leadtime items
    DDG-115Rafael Peralta20__5109,500Long leadtime items
    DDG-116 IIA+Thomas Hudner20__5139,300named 8May'12
    DDG-117Paul Ignatius20185099,300named May'13
    DDG-118Daniel Inouye20__5099,300named May'13
    Zumwalt Class. Length 600 feet, beam 81', draft 28' ; crew 148 ; speed 30+ knots.
        Note: size is of a WW2 heavy cruiser, half again heavier than current cruisers and destroyers.
    DDG-1000Zumwalt2013-15
    2014-16    		61015,610 ; 148 named 6Apr'06Christen 10Apr'14; to comm late '14; to fleet '16
    DDG-1001Michael Monsoor2014 1660014,600 named 31Oct'0823May'13 keel laid, 60% complete
    DDG-1002Lyndon B Johnson201860014,600named 16Mar'12under construction
    Zumwalt seems to have increased by 10 feet in length and 1,000 tons during construction.
     
    Frigate, Guided Missile10 ships active, 2 in reserve, all to retire as LCS arrive   ;^o
    OLIVER PERRY ClassCrew:O=17-19, E=195-200aluminum
    superstructure
    FFG-36Underwood1983453 4,082Mayport, FLDecomm 13Feb'13
    FFG-40Halyburton19844534,112Mayport, FL.final return, Jun'14to decomm late'14
    FFG-41McClusky 19834534,092San Diego, CA
    10 Aprl'14 departs south    		final deployment
    FFG-43Thach 19844534,091San Diego, CADecomm 01Nov'13
    FFG-45De Wert 1983 4534,047Mayport, FL Decomm 04April'14
    FFG-46Rentz 1984 30-yr 4534,014San Diego, CADecom 09May'14
    FFG-47Nicholas 1984 4534,092Norfolk, VA.Decomm 10Mar'14
    FFG-48Vandegrift1984 4534,083San Diego,
    9May'14 deployed south    		to decomm Mar'15
    FFG-49Robert G. Bradley1984 4534,057Mayport, FLDecomm 28Mar'14
    FFG-50Taylor 1984 4534,047Mayport, FLto decomm 2015
    FFG-51Gary 1984 4534,062San Diego
    FFG-52Carr 1985 4534,075Norfolk, VA Decomm 13Mar'13
    FFG-54Ford 1985453 4,108Everett, WA Decomm 31Oct'13
    FFG-55Elrod 19854534,031Norfolk, VA 14Jn'14 deployed Med.
    FFG-56Simpson 19854534,029Mayport, FLActive reserve. Only active ship to sink another in combat. To decomm Aug'15
    FFG-57Reuben James19864534,097Pearl Harbor, HI Decomm 18July'13
    FFG-58Samuel B. Roberts 19864534,044Mayport, FL
    FFG-59Kauffman 19874534,064Norfolk, VA
    FFG-60Rodney M. Davis1987453 4,037Everett, WAActive reserve
    FFG-61Ingraham 19894534,020Everett, WA
      FFG-8 to Pakistan navy as PNS Alamgir (F 260) 31Aug2010.
      Three of the 2013 frigates to be sold to foreign governments.
    Littoral Combat ShipPlanned 55 ships.   we are already down 12 ships these are supposed to replace.
    Lockheed Martin conventional design; crew 90, speed 40+ kn
    LCS 1Freedom pic2008Nov 3793,089SanDiegoDeploy Mar'13. Return 23Dec'13.
    LCS 3Fort Worth2012Sep 3782,862Christen 5Dec'10; 2nd trials May'12, Accepted 6Jun'12; Comm Sep'12
    LCS 5Milwaukee 2015 3783,000Named 21Mar'11. Const 18Aug'11Keel 28Oct'11. Christen 18Dec'13
    LCS 7Detroit2016 3783,000Named 21Mar'11
    LCS 9Little Rock201_ 3783,000Named 15July'11
    LCS 11Sioux City201_ 3783,000Named 15Feb'12/23Jun'12
    LCS 13Wichita201_ 3783,000Named 13Apr'13
    LCS 15Billings20__ 3783,000Named '13
    LCS 17Indianapolis20__ 3883,000Named 16Aug'13
    General Dynamics, trimaran design; crew 75, speed 40+ kn (has reached 50kn)
    LCS 2Independence
    pic'07,pic'08,pic'09    		 2010Jan 4172,790Christen 4Oct'08;
    San Diego    		Comm 16Jan'10
    2011 correcting corrosion problems
    Apr'12 to San Diego
    LCS 4 Coronado2014Apr 4182,800Named 13Mar'09. Keel 17Dec'09.Christen 14Jan'12, Acpt 27Sep'13.
    Comm 05Apr'14
    LCS 6Jackson2015 4192,800Named 25Mar'11, Const 1Aug'11. Keel18Oct'12. Launch 14Dec'13. Christen 22Mar'14
    LCS 8Montgomery201_ 4192,800Named 25Mar'11Keel 13Jun'13
    LCS 10Gabrielle Giffords201_ 4192,800Named 10Feb'12Keel 16Apr'14
    LCS 12Omaha201_ 4192,800Named 15Feb'12/25Jun'12
    LCS 14Manchester201_ 4192,800Named 13Apr'13
    LCS 16Tulsa201_ 4192,800Named '13
    Mine Countermeasures *13 shipsWood hull
    MCM 1 Avenger19872241,360 Sasebo to S.D. Jun'14to decomm '14
    MCM 2Defender19892241,360 Sasebo to S.D Jun'14to decomm '14
    MCM 3Sentry19892241,360 San Diego
    MCM 4Champion pic19912241,360 San Diego
    MCM-5 Guardian 19892241,370reef, dismantle Feb'13
    MCM 6 Devastator19902241,373San Diego
    MCM 7 Patriot 19912241,373Sasebo, Japan
    MCM 8 Scout pic 19902241,371Persian Gulf
    MCM 9 Pioneer 19922241,388S.D. May'14
    MCM 10Warrior 19932241,374Sasebo, Japan **
    MCM 11Gladiator 19932241,400Manana, Bahrain
    MCM 12Ardent 19942241,406Manana, Bahrain
    MCM 13Dextrous 19942241,416Manana, Britain
    MCM-14Chief 19942241,450S.D. to Sasebo May'14
    Warrior replaced Gardian at Sasebo.
    * Ingleside, TX, units relocated to San Diego.Spring-Summer'09. Ingleside closed 29Sep'09.
    Submarine, Attack55 ships363ft6,000Crew:O-15, E-101nuclear
    LOCAL SUPPORT FORCE
    Patrol, Coastal10 shipsstl,5,23
    PC-2Tempest1993178334Bahrain '13
    PC-3Hurricane 1993178334San Diego, CA, to Bahrain '14
    PC-4Monsoon1993 178334Norfolk (Little Creek), to Bahrain '14
    PC-5Typhoon 1993178334Bahrain
    PC-6Sirocco 1994178334Bahrain
    PC-7Squall 1994178334Bahrain '13
    PC-8Zephyr 1994178334Mayport,FL '13
    PC-9 Chinook 1995178334Bahrain
    PC-10Firebolt 1995178334Bahrain
    PC-11Whirlwind 1995178334Bahrain
    PC-12Thunderbolt 1995178334Bahrain '13
    The 12 PC have reached end of 15-year life and rebuilt adding 8' to the stern.   PC-1 to Philippines.
    Five were loaned to USCG for serveral years until Sentinal class was delivered.   Ten to station Bahrain by 2014.
    Coast Guard CuttersUSCGNow part of DHS   : (
    WMSL 750Bertholf20084184500 Alameda
    WMSL 751Waescje 20104184300 Alameda
    WMSL 752Stratton20124184500 Alameda
    WMSL 753Hamilton20144184500 Charleston
    WHEC 716Dallas 1967378 ft3,250 Decomm 30Mar'12; to PhilippinesJuly'13, comm BRP Ramon Alcaraz (PF-16)
    WHEC 717Mellon19683783,250 Seattle
    WHEC 719Boutwell19683783,250 San Diego
    WHEC 720Sherman19683783,250 San Diego
    WHEC 721Gallatin19683783,250 Charleston
    WHEC 722Morgenthau19693783,250 Honolulu
    WHEC 723Rush19693783,250Honolulu
    WHEC 724Munro19713783,250Kodiak
    WHEC 725Jarvis 19723783,250 Honolulu
    WHEC 726Midgett19723783,250 Seattle
    WMEC-6__Medium Endurance19642101,00014 cutters
    WMEC-9__Medium Endurance19832701,82513 cutters
    WPC 11__Sentinel Class2012158   35358 cutters planned
    WPB 13__Island Class 1985110   15441 cutters. Eight scrapped as a result of incompetent rebuild by DHS
    Mark 6 Anti-swimmer dolphin system.
    Bottlenose dolphins and California sea lions. A dolphin unit deployed in Bahrain protects warships 24/7.
     
    STRATEGIC FORCE : 14 shipsArms : 24 missile tubes, 7 ft dia , about 40 feet long
        Submarine, Ballistic560ft17,000Crew: O-13, E-140nuclear
    AMPHIBIOUS :37 ships
    AUXILIARY :17 ships
    TOTAL : 259/290 shipsFleet=281 ships in 2006.
    Military Sealift Command111 (+50) ships
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