during WWII, before standardized design construction met requirements, that were LT in size which retained commercial names and did not have LT numbers. WWII LT construction did not use numbers greater than 935 with postwar LTs having four digit numbers until numbers starting with LT-801 were reused with 1993 construction. Named, unnumbered Large Tug (LT) size BG John B. Bellinger Lt. Col. George S. Gillis Lt. Col. Herbert L. Kidwell Maj Geo J. HarrellWorld War II numbered Large Tug (LT) U.S. Army MAJ Ethel A. Robbins (LT 1) U.S. Army Maj Randolph J. Hermandez (LT 2) U.S. Army Maj MAJ Ralph Bogle (LT 3) U.S. Army Maj Wilbur F. Browder (LT 4) U.S. Army Maj Elisha K. Henson (LT-5) U.S. Army Maj Ocea L. Ferris (LT 6) U.S. Army Maj George W. Hovey (LT 7) U.S. Army Maj Charles A. Radcliff (LT 8) U.S. Army "LT-57" U.S. Army "LT-60" U.S. Army "LT-62" U.S. Army "LT-132" U.S. Army "LT-156" U.S. Army "LT-187" U.S. Army "LT-221" U.S. Army "LT-239" U.S. Army "LT-371" U.S. Army "LT-376" U.S. Army "LT-377" U.S. Army "LT-389" U.S. Army "LT-452" U.S. Army "LT-455" U.S. Army "LT-532" U.S. Army LT-535 U.S. Army "LT-536" U.S. Army "LT-646" U.S. Army "LT-784" U.S. Army LT-814 U.S. Army "LT-815" U.S. Army "LT-820" U.S. Army "LT-821" Postwar numbered Large Tug (LT) U.S. Army "LT-1964" U.S. Army "LT-2075" U.S. Army "LT-2082" U.S. Army Col. Albert H. BarkleySmall Tug (ST) U.S. Army "ST-10" U.S. Army "ST-35" U.S. Army "ST-39" U.S. Army "ST-165" U.S. Army "ST-488" U.S. Army "ST-511" U.S. Army "ST-539" U.S. Army "ST-672" U.S. Army "ST-674" U.S. Army "ST-675" U.S. Army "ST-679" U.S. Army "ST-719" U.S. Army "ST-720" U.S. Army "ST-725" U.S. Army "ST-731" Self-propelled barges (BSP)BSP-1915'' Post-1950 USAS USAS Report (AGP-289) USAS American Mariner USAS Muskingum (V-108) See also List of World War II vessel types of the United States References External links Army