TEXT: America’s Navy
  America’s Navy
  U.S Naval Ships, 1955 - 2020
  U.S Naval Ships, 1955 - 2020
  edited by 
  edited by 
  Larry Bond, Chris Carlson,
  Larry Bond, Chris Carlson,
  Peter Grining, & Andy Doty
  Peter Grining, & Andy Doty
  
  America’s Navy
  America’s Navy
  The United States Navy and Coast Guard
  1955 - Present Day
  edited by
  Larry Bond, Chris Carlson,
  Peter Grining, and Andy Doty
  published by
  Admiralty Trilogy Group
  Copyright © 2020 by Admiralty Trilogy Group, LLC
  All rights reserved. Printed in the USA. Made in the USA.
  No part of this game may be reproduced or used in any form or by any means without permission in writing from the publisher.
  Harpoon is a registered Trademark by Larry Bond and Christopher Carlson for their modern tactical naval wargame. The 
  Admiralty Trilogy is a registered Trademark by Larry Bond, Christopher Carlson, Edward Kettler, and Michael Harris for their 
  Twentieth-Century tactical naval gaming system.
  The designers of Harpoon are prepared to answer questions about the game system. They can be reached in care of adtr-
  group@aol.com. Visit their website at www.admiraltytrilogy.com.
  This version of America’s Navy contains all corrections from errata through 31 May 2020
  Cover: Harry S. Truman Carrier Strike Group participates in a strait exercise in the Atlantic Ocean on April 7, 2019 (US Navy). 
  
  America’s Navy 
  2
  Acknowledgements: Thanks to Jim Baker, Pat Hreachmack, Kevin Martell, Dave Schueler, Steve Thorne, and Jay Wissmann 
  for their careful review.
  The 2012 Damage Point Standard: America’s Navy uses the “2012 Standard” to calculate a ship’s damage points. This 
  method, described in the April 2012 issue of the Naval SITREP (hence the name) matches historical results more closely than 
  the older “2006 Standard” used in older supplements.
   
  If you are using ship data from more than one Admiralty Trilogy publication, make sure that the damage points have all 
  been calculated using the 2012 Standard.
  Annex Notes: The information on the platforms, weapons, and sensors in this annex has been standardized so that it is 
  compatible and consistent with all Admiralty Trilogy games. Equipment that was used in more than one era will have the same 
  statistics in all games. Information in this Annex is compatible with Harpoon 5th edition.
   
  The Annex designations are standardized for all four Admiralty Trilogy games: Dawn of the Battleship, Fear God & Dread 
  Nought, Command at Sea, and Harpoon. Gaps in the sequence are caused by annexes that are not applicable to that era or 
  product.
   
  If there is information in another Trilogy publication that conflicts with the data printed here, use the information in the prod-
  uct with the newest. copyright date, since new information and corrections can change statistics. If you have a question about 
  the conflict, or about any other data listed, please contact us.
   
   
  Except for Annex A, systems are listed in their annexes alphabetically, first by country, then by name. The ships in 
  Annex A are listed in traditional order, with aircraft carriers first, then submarines, followed by major combatants, minor com-
  batants, amphibious ships, mine warfare craft, auxiliaries, then civilian vessels. An alphabetical list of ships by class name is 
  provided, beginning on the next page.
   
  Systems listed in italics never entered service. They existed only as hypothetical designs, in prototype or developmental 
  form. Ships with a year in parentheses following their name have been radically altered since they entered service, and were 
  operational in their new configuration in the listed year.
  Table of Contents
   
    
   
  Page
  Table of Contents 
  2
  Acknowledgements 
  2
  Annex Notes 
  2
  Index of Ship Classes 
  A-1
  Annex A Ships 
  A-4
  Abbreviations 
  A-66
  Annex B Aircraft 
  B-1
  Annex C Naval Guns 
  C-1
  Annex D1 Surface Missile Systems 
  D-1
  Annex D2 Land-based Surface-to-Air Missiles 
  D-4
  Annex D2a Surface-to-Air Missile Batteries 
  D-5
  Annex E Depth Charges 
  E-1
  Annex E1a Surface Ship DC Patterns 
  E-2
  Annex E1b Surface Ship DC Attack Tables 
  E-3
  Annex E3 Ahead-Thrown Weapons 
  E-7
  Annex F Torpedoes 
  F-1
  Annex G Mines 
  G-1
  Annex J1 Naval Radars 
  J-1
  Annex J2 Land Radars 
  J-4
  Annex K1 Search Sonars 
  K-1
  Annex R Carrier Air Wing Assignments 
  R-1
  Annex W Environment 
  W-1
  Annex Y List of Ship Classifications 
  Y-1
  Annex Z Conversion Factors & Scales 
  Z-1
  Bibliography 
  137
  Sidebar: The Essex-Class Carriers 
  A-8
  
  America’s Navy
  3
  US ELECTRONIC DESIGNATION SYSTEM
  All US and some Western electronic systems use a designa-
  tion system that describes the equipment with a three-letter 
  code. A typical example is the surface ship search radar listed 
  in Annex J, the SPS-10
  SPS-10
  S: The first letter stands for the platform carrying the equip-
  ment:
  A: piloted aircraft 
  P: portable
  B: submarine 
  S: surface ship
  C: pilotless carrier 
  T: ground transportable
  F: fixed ground 
  P: man-portable
  G: general ground 
  U: multi-platform
  K: amphibious 
  V: ground vehicular
  M: ground mobile 
  W: surface ship or sub use
  P: The second letter is the general type of equipment
  A: invisible light or IR 
  N: sound in air
  C: carrier 
  P: radar
  D: radiac 
  Q: sonar
  G: telegraph or teletype 
  R: radio
  I: interphone, public addr. S: special or combination
  J: electromechanical or 
  T: telephone
    inertial wire covered 
  V: visual and visible light
  K: telemetry 
  W: weapons control
  L: Countermeasures 
  X: facsimile or TV
  M: meteorological 
  Y: data processing
  S: the third letter is the function of the equipment
  B: bombing 
  Q: multipurpose or
  C: communications 
     special purpose
  D: DF or surveillance 
  R: receiver or passive detector
  E: ejector 
  S: search
  G: fire control 
  T: transmitter
  H: recording, reproduction W: automatic or
  K: computing 
        remote control
  M: maintenance & test 
  X: IFF or recognition
  N: navigation 
  Y: surveillance & control
  SPS thus means surface ship radar used for search. “-10” 
  stands for the tenth surface ship search radar designated 
  under this system (and the office copier is an “FJH!”).
  Other examples:
   
  BQQ-2 is a submarine sonar with several functions.
   
  SAR-8 is a surface ship IR passive detector.
   
  AWG-9 is an aircraft weapons control system.
   
  SPY-1 is a surface ship radar used for surveillance
   
  and control.
   
  Technically, all electronic designations are supposed 
  to start with “AN/,” for example, “AN/WLR-1.” The letters 
  stand for “Army-Navy,” indicating that this is a Joint system.
   
  A “(V)” with a number at the end, like “SLQ-32(V)3” 
  denotes a version of the basic equipment.
  Abbreviations
   
  Annex Y lists all the ship type abbreviations, e.g., "CV" for 
  aircraft carrier.
   
  The abbreviations for the ship weapon arcs are described 
  in section 2.2 of the rules.
   
  Other abbreviations used in this annex are:
  ABL  
   
  Armored Box Launcher
  ACINT  
  Acoustic Intelligence
  ACM 
   
  Acoustic Countermeasures
  AMDS 
   
  Advanced Mine Detection Sonar
  ASDS 
   
  Advanced Swimmer Delivery System
  Blk  
   
  Block
  BMD 
   
  Ballistic Missile Defense
  BPDMS  
  Basic Point Defense Missile System
  CEC 
   
  Cooperative Engagement Capability
  COMINT  
  Communications Intelligence
  ELINT 
   
  Electronic Intelligence
  ESSM 
   
  Evolved Sea Sparrow Missile
  FCS 
   
  Fire Control System
  fl 
   
   
  Full load displacement
  FRAM 
   
  Fleet Rehabilitation and Modernization
  GFCS 
   
  Gunfire Control System
  LCAC 
   
  Landing Craft, Air Cushion
  lt, ltshp  
  Lightship displacement
  MCM 
   
  Mine Countermeasures
  MFCS 
   
  Missile Fire Control System
  Mk  
   
  Mark
  MSC 
   
  Military Sealift Command
  MSTS 
   
  Military Sea Transportation Service
   
   
   
  (later renamed MSC)
  NRF 
   
  Naval Reserve Force
  NTDS 
   
  Naval Tactical Data System
  NTU 
   
  New Threat Upgrade
  RAM 
   
  Rolling Airframe Missile
  RAST 
   
  (Helicopter) Recovery Assist,
   
   
   
  Secure & Transit
  SDV  
   
  Swimmer Delivery Vehicle
  SIGINT  
  Signals Intelligence
  SLBM 
   
  Submarine-Launched Ballistic Missile
  SLEP 
   
  Service Life Extension Program
  SOF 
   
  Special Operations Forces
  std  
   
  Standard Displacement
  subm 
   
  Submerged Displacement
  TACTOM 
  Tactical Tomahawk
  TAS  
   
  Target Acquisition System
  TBM 
   
  Tactical Ballistic Missile
  TT  
   
  Torpedo Tube
  VLS  
   
  Vertical Launch System
  WAA 
   
  Wide-Aperture Array
  
  America’s Navy 
  A-1
  Index of Ship Classes
  Ability 
  A-49
  Acme 
  A-50
  Active (125’) 
  A-60
  Admiral W. M. Callaghan 
  A-66
  Aggressive 
  A-50
  Agile/Aggressive/Dash/Acme 
  A-50
  Air-Capable Spruance 
  A-31
  Albany 
  A-25
  Albatross 
  A-49
  Algol 
  A-65
  Allen M. Sumner 
  A-35
  Allen M. Sumner FRAM II 
  A-35
  Altair 
  A-65
  America (ii) 
  A-43
  American Cormorant 
  A-63
  Anchorage 
  A-46
  Andromeda 
  A-54
  Argo class (165’) 
  A-60
  Arleigh Burke Flight I, II 
  A-29
  Arleigh Burke Flight IIA 
  A-29
  Arleigh Burke Flight IIA Restart 
  A-29
  Arleigh Burke Flight IIA
   Technology Insertion 
  A-28
  Arleigh Burke Flight III 
  A-28
  Arlington 
  A-52
  ASDS (Advanded Swimmer
   Delivery System) 
  A-20
  Asheville 
  A-40
  Ashland (1950s) 
  A-47
  Ashtabula 
  A-56
  ATB Galveston/
   Petrochem Producer 
  A-64
  Austin 
  A-45
  Avenger 
  A-49
  Bainbridge 
  A-23
  Balao APSS 
  A-19
  Balao SSG 
  A-16
  Balao SSR 
  A-19
  Ballistic Missile Defense Ship 
  A-23
  Balsam (180’) 
  A-62
  Baltimore 
  A-26
  Banner 
  A-52
  Barbel 
  A-17
  Barnegat 
  A-59
  Barracuda (ex-K class) 
  A-18
  Barrett 
  A-57
  Bayfield 
  A-58
  Belknap 
  A-25
  Belmont 
  A-52
  Bennett 
  A-63
  Berthoff 
  A-59
  Bittern 
  A-49
  Blue Ridge 
  A-41
  Bluebird/Falcon/Redwing/Albatross A-49
  Bob Hope 
  A-53
  Bobo 
  A-62
  Bogue 
  A-55
  Bolster 
  A-58
  Boston 
  A-26
  Bronstein 
  A-37
  Brooke 
  A-36
  Bunker Hill 
  A-24
  Bunker Hill (CMP) 
  A-24
  California 
  A-22
  Campbell (327’) (1947) 
  A-60
  Cape Banker 
  A-63
  Cape Carthage 
  A-63
  Cape Class (95’) A-type 
  A-61
  Cape Class (95’) B-type 
  A-61
  Cape Class (95’) C-type 
  A-61
  Cape Commander 
  A-63
  Cape D Class 
  A-64
  Cape E Class 
  A-64
  Cape F Class 
  A-66
  Cape H Class 
  A-64
  Cape I Class 
  A-64
  Cape K Class 
  A-65
  Cape L Class 
  A-65
  Cape M Class 
  A-66
  Cape O Class 
  A-65
  Cape R Class 
  A-65
  Cape T Class 
  A-65
  Cape V Class 
  A-65
  Cape W Class 
  A-66
  Capella 
  A-66
  Carronade 
  A-47
  Casa Grande (1950s) 
  A-47
  Casablanca LPH 
  A-46
  Casco, Ex-USN (311’) 
  A-60
  CCA (Combat Craft, Assault) 
  A-42
  CCH (Combat Craft, Heavy) 
  A-42
  CCM Mk1 (Combat Craft, Med.) 
  A-42
  Charles F. Adams 
  A-31
  Charleston 
  A-54
  Cherokee/Navajo class 
  A-61
  Cimarron (i) 
  A-56
  Cimarron (ii) 
  A-55
  Claud Jones 
  A-38
  Cleveland (Talos Cmd) 
  A-27
  Cleveland (Talos) 
  A-27
  Cleveland (Terrier Cmd) 
  A-27
  Cleveland (Terrier) 
  A-27
  Comet 
  A-63
  Commencement Bay 
  A-55
  Constitution 
  A-38
  Coontz 
  A-30
  Coral Sea (1960) 
  A-9
  Coral Sea (1985) 
  A-7
  Cornhusker State 
  A-66
  Cove 
  A-49
  Crosley 
  A-58
  CRRC (Combat Rubber
   Raiding Craft) 
  A-43
  Cyclone 
  A-39
  Darter 
  A-17
  Dash 
  A-50
  DCS (Dry Combatant Subm.) 
  A-20
  De Soto County 
  A-47
  Dealey 
  A-38
  Decatur 
  A-30
  Des Moines 
  A-26
  Dixie (1959) 
  A-50
  Drydeck Shelter 
  A-20
  Enterprise 
  A-6
  Enterprise (1982) 
  A-5
  Essex (CVS) 
  A-10
  Essex (SCB-27A) 
  A-9
  Essex (SCB-27C) 
  A-9
  Essex LPH 
  A-45
  Ethan Allen 
  A-11
  Ethan Allen 
  A-13
  Evans 
  A-38
  Falcon 
  A-49
  Famous 
  A-59
  Flagstaff 
  A-40
  Fleet Snorkel 
  A-18
  Fleet Submarine 
  A-18
  Fletcher (1950s) 
  A-35
  Fletcher (DASH) 
  A-34
  Fletcher DDE 
  A-34
  Fletcher FRAM II 
  A-34
  Forrest Sherman 
  A-34
  Forrest Sherman (ASW Refit) 
  A-33
  Forrestal 
  A-7
  Freedom 
  A-38
  Fulton 
  A-58
  Garcia 
  A-37
  Gato APSS 
  A-19
  Gato SSG 
  A-17
  Gato SSR 
  A-19
  Gearing (1950s) 
  A-35
  Gearing DDE 
  A-34
  Gearing FRAM I 
  A-33
  Gearing FRAM II 
  A-33
  Gem State 
  A-66
  General Daniel L. Sultan 
  A-57
  General Frank E. Besson, Jr. 
  A-67
  General G.O. Squier 
  A-57
  General John Pope 
  A-57
  George Washington 
  A-11
  Gerald R. Ford 
  A-4
  Glacier 
  A-62
  Glenard P. Lipscomb 
  A-14
  Glover 
  A-53
  Gordon 
  A-53
  Grayback 
  A-16
  Growler 
  A-16
  Guardian 
  A-59
  Guppy IA 
  A-18
  Guppy II 
  A-19
  Guppy IIA 
  A-17
  Guppy III 
  A-17
  Gyatt 
  A-31
  Halibut 
  A-12
  Hamilton (378’) 
  A-59
  Harpers Ferry 
  A-46
  
  America’s Navy
  A-2
  Index of Ship Classes (continued)
  Harrisburg 
  A-44
  Haskell 
  A-58
  Haven 
  A-53
  Henry J. Kaiser 
  A-55
  Heritage 
  A-59
  Howard O. Lorenzen 
  A-52
  Hunley 
  A-58
  Impeccable 
  A-52
  Improved Los Angeles 
  A-13
  Improved Spruance 
  A-32
  Independence 
  A-39
  Iowa (1950) 
  A-21
  Iowa (1967) 
  A-21
  Iowa (1982) 
  A-21
  Iowa Ballistic Missile
   Monitor (Sep 58) 
  A-21
  Iowa Ballistic Missile
   Monitor II (1956) 
  A-21
  Iowa Commando/
   Heavy Assault Ship 
  A-40
  Iowa Guided Missile Battleship 
  A-20
  Island class (110’) 
  A-61
  Iwo Jima 
  A-45
  James E. Robinson 
  A-53
  John F. Kennedy 
  A-6
  John Lewis 
  A-55
  Joint Venture 
  A-48
  Kennebec 
  A-56
  Kidd 
  A-30
  Kilauea 
  A-50
  Kitty Hawk 
  A-6
  Klondike 
  A-50
  Knox 
  A-37
  Kocak 
  A-63
  Lafayette 
  A-11
  LCAC 
  A-41
  LCM(6) 
  A-41
  LCM(8) 
  A-41
  LCPL 
  A-42
  LCU-1466 
  A-42
  LCU-1610 
  A-42
  LCU-1700 
  A-42
  LCU-2000 
  A-67
  LCVP 
  A-42
  Leahy 
  A-25
  Lewis and Clark 
  A-54
  Long Beach 
  A-23
  Long Beach (1983) 
  A-23
  Los Angeles 
  A-13
  Lyness, Ex-UK 
  A-51
  M80 Stiletto 
  A-42
  Mark V Pegasus 
  A-43
  Mark VI 
  A-39
  Mars 
  A-51
  Martin 
  A-62
  Maumee 
  A-55
  Medium Carrier 
  A-10
  Meteor 
  A-63
  Midway (1982) 
  A-9
  Midway (SCB-110) 
  A-9
  Mispillion 
  A-56
  Mitscher 
  A-32
  Mitscher (1968) 
  A-30
  Mohegan 
  A-62
  Montford Point 
  A-48
  Mount McKinley 
  A-41
  MSB 5 
  A-49
  MSL Mk1 - 4 
  A-49
  MSV(L) 
  A-67
  MT Empire State 
  A-64
  MT Maersk Peary 
  A-64
  MT SLNC Goodwill 
  A-64
  MT SLNC Pax 
  A-64
  Narwhal 
  A-14
  Nautilus 
  A-16
  Neosho 
  A-55
  Newport 
  A-47
  Nimitz 
  A-5
  Norfolk 
  A-32
  Northampton 
  A-28
  NSW RIB 
  A-43
  O.H. Perry 
  A-35
  Ocean Trader 
  A-67
  Ohio 
  A-10
  Ohio SSGN 
  A-12
  Oregon City 
  A-26
  Osprey 
  A-48
  Owasco (255’) 
  A-60
  Page 
  A-63
  Patrol Frigate 4501 
  A-36
  Patrol Frigate 4921 
  A-37
  Paul Revere 
  A-57
  PB MkIII (Sea Spectre) 
  A-43
  PBR 
  A-39
  Pegasus 
  A-40
  Permit 
  A-15
  Petersburg 
  A-66
  Point Class (82’) 
  A-61
  Potomac 
  A-63
  Rainier 
  A-51
  Raleigh 
  A-45
  Redwing 
  A-49
  Reliance (210’) 
  A-60
  Rigel 
  A-51
  Ronald Reagan 
  A-4
  Sacramento 
  A-57
  Safeguard 
  A-58
  Sailfish 
  A-19
  Saipan 
  A-10
  Samuel Gompers 
  A-50
  San Antonio 
  A-44
  SDV Mk11 
  A-20
  SDV MkVII 
  A-20
  SDV MkVIII Mod 0/1 
  A-20
  Sea Hunter 
  A-67
  Seafox 
  A-43
  Seawolf (i) 
  A-16
  Seawolf (ii) 
  A-12
  Sentinel Class (154’) 
  A-61
  Shenandoah/Potomac 
  A-55
  Shughart 
  A-53
  Skate 
  A-15
  Skipjack 
  A-15
  SL7 
  A-53
  Spearhead (i) 
  A-48
  Spearhead (ii) 
  A-47
  Spruance 
  A-32
  SSC (Ship-to-Shore Connector) 
  A-41
  SSG Robert T. Kuroda 
  A-67
  Stalwart 
  A-52
  Storis (230’) 
  A-60
  Strike Cruiser 
  A-21
  Sturgeon 
  A-14
  Suamico 
  A-56
  Supply 
  A-56
  Suribachi 
  A-51
  Swift (i) 
  A-40
  Swift (ii) 
  A-48
  Tanager 
  A-62
  Tang 
  A-18
  Tarawa 
  A-43
  Terrebone Parish 
  A-47
  Theodore Roosevelt 
  A-4
  Thomaston 
  A-46
  Ticonderoga (ii) 
  A-24
  Tolland 
  A-54
  Triton 
  A-16
  Truxtun 
  A-22
  Tucumcari 
  A-40
  Tulare 
  A-54
  Tullibee 
  A-15
  United States 
  A-7
  Victorious 
  A-52
  Virginia (i) CGN 
  A-22
  Virginia (ii) (SSN) 
  A-12
  Wasp 
  A-44
  Watson 
  A-54
  Wheat 
  A-62
  Whidbey Island 
  A-46
  Wichita 
  A-57
  Wind class 
  A-62
  Worcester 
  A-27
  Wrangell 
  A-51
  Wright 
  A-66
  Yellowstone 
  A-50
  Zumwalt 
  A-28
  
  America’s Navy 
  A-4
  UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
  Air groups for each aviation ship, listing the squadrons with the 
  number and type of planes each carrier embarked during its active 
  service, are listed in Annex R.
  Gerald R. Ford 
  CVN
  Displacement: 101600 fl 
  In Class: 1 + 2 + 2
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 2017
  Propulsion: Nuclear 
  Crew: 4539
  Electrn Cnt: 4th Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 4th Gen T
  Signature: Large/Loud 
  Armor Rating: 0/5/315
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 6 Automatic
  4 EMALS Catapults (2 bow, 2 waist), 3 Elevators,
   
  Arresting Gear 
  --
  SW/P/PQ&SQ(R)3 Mk15 Phalanx Blk IB (3@7.6A) 
  C
  PW/SA(21)2 RIM-116 RAM w/21 msls 
  D/Intl
  SW/PA(8)2 Mk29 w/8 RIM-162 ESSM
   
  //SPY-3 or SPY-6 
  D
  Sensors: 
  ES: 4th Gen
  SPY-3, SPY-4, SPS-73 (Ford). 
  J
  SPY-6(V)3 EASR, SPS-73 (JFK and after) 
  J
  Remarks:
  Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78), John F. Kennedy (CVN 79), Enterprise (ii) 
  (CVN 80), Doris Miller (CVN 81), CVN 82. Dual flight deck.
  • Jul 18: Ford begins post-shakedown availability. First deployment 
  planned for 2023 or 2024.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  417 
  834 
  1250 
  1500 
  1667
  Surf Speed: 
  32 
  24 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Ronald Reagan 
  CVN
  Displacement: 101400 fl 
  In Class: 2
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 2003
  Propulsion: Nuclear 
  Crew: 6286
  Electrn Cnt: 4th Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen T
  Signature: Large/Loud 
  Armor Rating: 0/5/315
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 6 Automatic
  4 Catapults (2 bow, 2 waist), 4 Elevators, Arresting Gear 
  --
  PA/SW(8)2 Mk29 w/8 RIM-7P//PS/PA/SA Mk95  
  D
  PW/SA(21)2 Mk144 w/21 RIM-116 RAM 
  D/Intl
  PA/SW(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx Blk IB (2@7.6A) 
  C
  Sensors: 
  ES: 3rd Gen
  SPS-48E, SPS-49A(V)1, SPS-73, SPS-67(V)3, SPQ-9B 
  J
  Remarks:
  Ronald Reagan (CVN-76), George W. Bush (CVN-76). Dual flight 
  deck. Kevlar armor, CHP armor rating is 2 for Hangar, Engineering, 
  Sensors, CIC, 3 for Bridge. Fitted with Tomahawk planning cell.
  • 2008+: Fitted with 3rd Gen T acoustic countermeasures.
  • Jun 09 - Jan 10: Bush fitted with RIM-162 replacing RIM-7P.
  • Jan 12 - Mar 13: Reagan fitted with PW/SW/PQ&SA(1)3 Mk38 Mod 
  2 25mm//4 EO GFC. Probably fitted with RIM-162 ESSM replacing 
  RIM-7P.
  • Feb - Nov 14: Bush deployment with prototype torpedo hardkill 
  system with 10 CAT anti-torpedo torpedoes. Probably removed after 
  deployment.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  416 
  833 
  1249 
  1499 
  1665
  Surf Speed: 
  32 
  24 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Theodore Roosevelt 
  CVN
  Displacement: 81600 std 
  In Class: 5
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1986
  Propulsion: Nuclear 
  Crew: 6286
  Electrn Cnt: 3rd Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen T
  Signature: Large/Loud 
  Armor Rating: 0/5/315
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 5 Automatic
  4 Catapults (2 bow, 2 waist), 4 Elevators, Arresting Gear 
  --
  PW/PA/PQ&SQ/S(R)4 Mk15 Phalanx Blk I (4@7.6A) 
  C
  PA/SW/SA(8)3 Mk29 NATO Sea Sparrow w/8 RIM-7M//6 Mk95 D
  Sensors: 
  ES: 3rd Gen
  SPS-48C, SPS-49(V)5, SPS-64, SPS-67(V)2, SPS-73, Mk23 TAS J
  Furuno 900 (use Furuno series) 
  J/Japan
  Remarks:
  Dual flight deck. Kevlar armor, CHP armor rating is 2 for Hangar, 
  Engineering, Sensors, CIC. G. Washington and later have improved 
  topside protection (Add CHP armor rating 3 for Bridge).
  Theodore Roosevelt (CVN-71)
  • Completed with 2nd Gen J&D, 2nd Gen ES, Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0, 
  AA rating 4@5.0A. Not fitted with acoustic countermeasures.
  • 1987: Fitted with 2nd Gen towed acoustic countermeasures.
  • 1990: Estimated RIM-7P replaced RIM-7M.
  • 14 Oct 96: Collision with USS Leyte Gulf, minor damage to stern.
  • Nov 95 - Mar 96: PA Phalanx removed, remaining Phalanx up-
  graded to Blk I some time in this period, AA rating 3@7.6A.
  • Jul 97 - Jul 98: Fitted with 3rd Gen J&D, 3rd Gen ES.
  • Mar - Nov 07: SA Mk29//2 Mk95 and PW Mk15 Phalanx replaced by 
  PW/SA(21)2 Mk144 w/21 RIM-116A. AA rating 2@7.6A.
  • Aug 09 - Aug 13: Fitted with Ship Self-Defense System, combat 
  system Gen 6 Automatic. Mk23 TAS replaced by SPQ-9B, RIM-7 in 
  remaining two Mk29 launchers replaced by RIM-162 ESSM, esti-
  mated 3rd Gen acoustic countermeasures.
  • Mar - Nov 15: Prototype torpedo hardkill system fitted for deployment 
  only with 8 CAT anti-torpedo torpedoes.
  Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72)
  • Completed with Sperry Raster vice Furuno 900 (use Furuno series), 
  SPS-72 vice SPS-73.
  • 1990: Estimated RIM-7P replaced RIM-7M.
  • 5 Jun 95: Collision with USS Sacramento, minor damage.
  • Nov 95 - Dec 96: SPS-48C replaced by SPS-48E.
  • Feb - Jul 02: SPS-64 replaced by SPS-73.
  • Aug 06 - Jun 07: SA Mk29//2 Mk95 and PW Mk15 Phalanx replaced 
  by PW/SA(21)2 Mk144 w/21 RIM-116A. AA rating 3@7.6A.
  • Mar 13 - May 17: RIM-7 in remaining two Mk29 launchers replaced 
  by RIM-162 ESSM. F-35 capability added.
  George Washington (CVN-73)
  • Estimate completed with Mk29 carrying RIM-7P vice -7M.
  • Jan - Dec 05: SA Mk29//2 Mk95 and PW Mk15 Phalanx replaced 
  by PW/SA(21)2 Mk144 w/21 RIM-116A. AA rating 3@7.6A. PQ&SQ 
  Mk15 Phalanx also removed. AA rating 2@7.6A. Mk23 TAS replaced 
  by SPQ-9B.
  • Aug 06 - Aug 07: Fitted with Ship Self-Defense System, combat 
  system Gen 6 Automatic. SPS-48C by SPS-48E, SPS-49(V)5 by 
  SPS-49A(V)1 Phalanx upgraded to Blk 1B, no change to rating.
  • 22 May 08: Fire in auxiliary spaces, injured 37 crew, required 3 
  months’ repair.
  • 2010: Probably fitted with 3rd Gen acoustic countermeasures.
  • Aug 17 - 2021: To be fitted with ESSM, Mk38 25mm, provision for 
  MQ-25A, upgraded combat system, estimated 4th Gen acoustic 
  countermeasures.
  John C. Stennis (CVN-74)
  • Probably completed with Mk29 carrying RIM-7P vice -7M, SPS-48E 
  vice SPS-48C, Tomahawk planning cell.
  • Jan - Nov 05: Fitted with Ship Self-Defense System, combat system 
  Gen 6 Automatic. Mk23 TAS replaced by SPQ-9B. SA Mk29 NATO 
  Sea Sparrow//2 Mk95 and PW Mk15 Phalanx replaced by PW/
  SA(21)2 Mk144 w/21 RIM-116A, AA rating 3@7.6A.
  • Sep 07 - Mar 08: RIM-7 in remaining two Mk29 launchers replaced 
  by RIM-162 ESSM.
  • Feb - Aug 17: Refit with PQ&SQ Phalanx removed, AA rating 
  2@7.6A, 3rd Gen acoustic countermeasures probably fitted.
  Annex A - Ships
  
  America’s Navy
  A-5
  • 2015: Fitted with torpedo hardkill system with PQ&SQ(6)2 CAT anti-
  torpedo torpedoes. 
  • 2020 - 23: Refit planned. 
  Harry S. Truman (CVN-75)
  • Completed with SLQ-34(V)4 4th Gen J&D, probably completed with 
  Mk29 carrying RIM-7P vice -7M, SPS-48E vice SPS-48C, SPQ-9B 
  vice Mk23, Tomahawk planning cell.
  • Aug(?) 08 - Feb 09: SA Mk29 NATO Sea Sparrow//2 Mk95 and 
  PW Mk15 Phalanx replaced by PW/SA(21)2 Mk144 w/21 RIM-116A, 
  estimated 3rd Gen T acoustic countermeasures.
  • Mar 11 - Summer 12: Phalanx upgraded to Blk IB.
  • Aug 16 - Jul 17: PQ&SQ Phalanx removed, AA rating 2@7.6A.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  401 
  803 
  1204 
  1445 
  1605
  Surf Speed: 
  32 
  24 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Nimitz 
  CVN
  Displacement: 81600 std 
  In Class: 3
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1975
  Propulsion: Nuclear 
  Crew: 5698
  Electrn Cnt: 2nd Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen T
  Signature: Large/Loud 
  Armor Rating: 0/5/315
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 4 Semi-Automatic
  4 Catapults (2 bow, 2 waist), 4 Elevators, Arresting Gear 
  --
  SW/PA/SA(8)3 Mk25 BPDMS w/8 RIM-7H//6 Mk115 
  D
  Sensors: 
  ES: 2nd Gen
  SPS-43, SPS-48A, SPS-10F, SPS-59/LN-66 
  J
  Remarks:
  Dual flight deck.
  Nimitz (CVN-68)
  • Jun 83 - Sep 84: Mk25 BPDMS replaced by PW/PA/SA(8)3 Mk29 
  NATO Sea Sparrow w/8 RIM-7M//6 Mk95 and PW/SS/PQ&SQ(R)3 
  Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 (3@5.0A), Kevlar armor, CHP armor rating for 
  Hangar, Engineering, Sensors, CIC is 2. Sensors changed to SPS-64, 
  SPS-67, SPS-48C, SPS-49(V)1, Mk23 TAS, Furuno 900 (use Furuno 
  series).
  • Feb 88: SPS-48 updated to SPS-48C.
  • Aug 89 - Mar 90: Estimated RIM-7P replaced RIM-7M.
  • Dec 93 - Jan 95: Fitted with 3rd Gen J&D, 3rd Gen ES, SPS-48E 
  vice SPS-48C, SPS-49(V)5 vice SPS-49(V)1. Estimated Phalanx up-
  graded to Blk I (3@7.6A). Estimated Tomahawk Planning cell added.
  • Jun 96 - Jan 97: Fitted with Advanced Combat System Direction, 
  Gen 5 Automatic. Phalanx AA rating 3@7.6A.
  • May 98 - Jun 01: SA Mk29//2 Mk95 and all Phalanx removed, PW/
  SW(21)2 Mk144 w/21 RIM-116 RAM added.
  • Jan - Dec 02: Fitted with Gen 6 Automatic combat system. SPS-73 
  replaces SPS-64 and SPQ-9B replaces Mk23 TAS.
  • 2008 - May 09: RIM-7 replaced by RIM-162 ESSM in remaining 2 
  Mk29 launchers, estimated 3rd Gen acoustic countermeasures fitted.
  • Nov 10 - Mar 12: PW/PA(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx Blk IB (2@7.6A) added.
  • Jan 15 - Oct 16: Refit with P/S(1)2 Mk38 25mm//2 EO GFC and 
  torpedo hardkill system with PQ&SQ(6)1 CAT anti-torpedo torpedoes.
  Dwight D Eisenhower (CVN-69)
  • Oct 85 - Apr 87: Mk25 BPDMS replaced by PW/PA/SA(8)3 Mk29 
  NATO Sea Sparrow w/8 RIM-7M//6 Mk95 and PW/SS/PQ&SQ(R)3 
  Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 (3@5.0A), Kevlar armor, CHP armor rating for 
  Hangar, Engineering, Sensors, CIC is 2. Sensors changed to SPS-64, 
  SPS-67, SPS-48C, SPS-49(V)5, Mk23 TAS, Furuno 900 (use Furuno 
  series).
  • Oct 90 - Jan 91: Estimated RIM-7P replaced RIM-7M.
  • 1994: Fitted with prototype CEC datalink for testing and trials.
  • 29 Feb 88: Collision with anchored Spanish coal ship, minor dam-
  age.
  • Oct 88 - Mar 89: Collision damage repaired.
  • Oct 90 - Jan 91: RIM-7P probably replaced RIM-7M.
  • 1994: Fitted with prototype CEC datalink for testing and trials.
  • Jul 95 - Jan 97: Fitted with 3rd Gen J&D, 3rd Gen ES, SPS-48E vice 
  SPS-48C, SPS-49(V)5 vice SPS-49(V)2. Phalanx probably upgraded 
  to Blk I (3@7.6A), Tomahawk planning cell added. Advanced Combat 
  Direction System fitted, combat system Gen 6 Automatic.
  • 1998: Fitted with PA/SA(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 Mod 7 anti-
  torpedo torpedoes. Failed operational testing and removed in 2000.
  • May 01 - Mar 05: SA Mk29//2 Mk95 and all Phalanx removed, PW/
  SW(21)2 Mk144 w/21 RIM-116 RAM added. Mk23 TAS replaced by 
  SPQ-9B. Estimated SPS-64 replaced by SPS-73. Combat system 
  Gen 5 Automatic.
  • Sep 10 - Jun 11: RIM-7 replaced by RIM-162 ESSM in remaining 2 
  Mk29 launchers, estimated 3rd Gen acoustic countermeasures fitted.
  • Sep 13 - May 15: SW/PA(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx Blk IB (2@7.6A) added.
  • 2016: Fitted with torpedo hardkill system with PQ&SQ(6)2 CAT anti-
  torpedo torpedoes.
  Carl Vinson (CVN-70)
  • Completed with PW/S/PA/PQ&SQ(R)4 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 
  (4@5.0A) and PA/SW/SA(8)3 Mk29 Sea Sparrow w/8 RIM-7M//6 
  Mk95 vice Mk25 BPDMS.
  • Aug - Dec 82: Fitted with SPS-49(V)1 vice SPS-43.
  • Sep 90 - Apr 93: 3rd Gen J&D, 3rd Gen ES. Radars changed to 
  SPS-64, SPS-67, SPS-48E, SPS-49(V)5, Mk23 TAS, Furuno 900 
  (Furuno series). Phalanx probably upgraded to Blk I (4@7.6A). Esti-
  mated RIM-7P replaced RIM-7M. Kevlar armor, CHP armor rating for 
  Hangar, Engineering, Sensors, CIC is 2.
  • Oct 94 - Feb 95: Tomahawk planning cell added.
  • Nov 05 - Jul 09: Fitted with Gen 6 Automatic combat system. SA 
  Mk29//2 Mk95 and all Phalanx removed, PW/SW(21)2 Mk144 
  w/21 RIM-116 RAM added. RIM-7 in remaining two Mk29 launch-
  ers replaced with RIM-162 ESSM. Mk23 TAS replaced by SPQ-9B. 
  Estimated SPS-64 replaced by SPS-73, estimated 3rd Gen acoustic 
  countermeasures fitted.
  • Jul 12 - Feb 13: Fitted with SS(R)1 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 1 (7.6A)
  • Jul 13: SPS-48E upgraded to SPS-48G.
  • Aug 15 - Apr 16: Fitted with UAV control station, P/S(1)4 Mk38 Mod 
  2 25mm//4 EO GFC.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  401 
  803 
  1204 
  1445 
  1605
  Surf Speed: 
  32 
  24 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Enterprise (1982) 
  CVN
  Displacement: 75700 std 
  In Class: [1]
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1982 (1961) - 2012
  Propulsion: Nuclear 
  Crew: 5785
  Electrn Cnt: 2nd Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen T
  Signature: Large/Loud 
  Armor Rating: 0/5/315
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 4 Semi-Automatic
  4 Elevators, 4 Catapults (2 bow, 2 waist), Arresting Gear 
  --
  PQ/PA/SS(R)3 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 (3@5.0A) 
  C
  PQ/SW(8)2 Mk29 NATO Sea Sparrow w/8 RIM-7M//6 Mk95 
  D
  Sensors: 
  ES: 2nd Gen
  SPS-48C, SPS-49(V)1, SPS-65 
  J
  Furuno 900 (use Furuno series) 
  J/Japan
  Remarks:
  CVN-65. Configuration as of completion of Jan 79 - Feb 82 refit. Dual 
  flight deck. Can launch 10 small/med helos at once. CHP armor rating 
  for Flight deck, Hangar, Engineering, Sensors, CIC is 2.
  • Oct 90 - Sep 94: Refitted. Tomahawk planning cell added. Phalanx 
  upgraded to Blk I (3@7.6A). Mk23 TAS added, countermeasures and 
  ES upgraded to 3rd Gen. Probably RIM-7M replaced by RIM-7P.
  • Aug 04 - Oct 05: Refitted, PQ Phalanx removed, PA/SS mounts 
  remain, 2@7.6A. PQ/SA(21)2 Mk144 w/21 RIM-116 RAM added, 3rd 
  Gen acoustic countermeasures fitted.
  • 2012: Decommed.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  382 
  764 
  1145 
  1374 
  1527
  Surf Speed: 
  33 
  25 
  17 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  
  America’s Navy 
  A-6
  Enterprise 
  CVN
  Displacement: 75700 std 
  In Class: 1
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1961
  Propulsion: Nuclear 
  Crew: 5785
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen T
  Signature: Large/Loud 
  Armor Rating: 0/5/315
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  4 Elevators, 4 Catapults (2 bow, 2 waist), Arresting Gear 
  --
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-32, SPS-33, SPS-10 
  J
  Remarks:
  Originally classified as CVAN. Five additional units planned but 
  never built. Dual flight deck. Can launch 10 small/med helos at once. 
  Completed without any armament. Space for PQ/SQ(2)2 Mk10 w/40 
  Terrier provided, never used. SPS-32/33 prone to frequent break-
  down, treat as third world maintenance availability.
  • Sep 63 - Feb 64: NTDS, Gen 3 Semi-Automatic combat system, 
  SPS-12 added.
  • Oct 64 - Jul 65: Refueled.
  • Jun - Sep 66: PQ/SQ(8)2 Mk25 BPDMS w/8 RIM-7E//4 Mk115, 
  SPS-58 added.
  • 14 Jan 69: Flight deck accident with Zuni rocket caused fires and 
  explosions. 27 killed, 85 injured. Repaired Jan - 1 Mar 69.
  • Oct 69 - Jan 71: Refitted, A(8)1 Mk25 BPDMS installed.
  • Aug 73 - Jan 74: Fitted with RIM-7H, F-14A, S-3A.
  • Apr - Nov 75: Fitted with SLQ-17, estimated 2nd Gen ES and 2nd 
  gen Jammer.
  • 1 Jul 76. Reclassified as a CVN.
  • Jan 79 - Feb 82: Complex overhaul, revised configuration listed 
  separately.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  382 
  764 
  1145 
  1374 
  1527
  Surf Speed: 
  33 
  25 
  17 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  John F. Kennedy 
  CV
  Displacement: 64700 std 
  In Class: [1]
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1968 - 2007
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 5653
  Electrn Cnt: 2nd Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen T
  Signature: Large/Loud 
  Armor Rating: 0/5/300
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 3 Semi-Automatic
  4 Elevators, 4 Catapults (2 bow, 2 waist), Arresting Gear 
  --
  Sensors: 
  ES: 2nd Gen
  SPS-37A, SPS-43A, SPS-10F 
  J
  Furuno 900 (use Furuno series) 
  J/Japan
  Remarks:
  CVA-67. Dual flight deck.
  • Dec 68 - Feb 69: Fitted with SW/PA/SA(8)3 Mk25 BPDMS//6 Mk115, 
  SPS-58 radar.
  • 1 Dec 74: Reclassified as CV, modified to carry ASW aircraft Mar - 
  Nov 74.
  • Mar 79 - Jun 80: Refitted, radars changed to SPS-10, SPS-48C, 
  SPS-49(V)1.
  • Sep 84 - Sep 85: Mk29 NATO Sea Sparrow fitted vice Mk25 BP-
  DMS, PW/PA/SA(R)3 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 (3@4.4A), Mk23 TAS re-
  placed SPS-58. SPS-10 radar replaced by SPS-64, SPS-67. Combat 
  system upgraded to 4th Gen Semi-Automatic.
  • Feb-Apr 90: Phalanx upgraded to Blk I (3@7.6A), fitted with 3rd Gen 
  ES, 3rd Gen J&D.
  • 17 Feb 93: Returns from deployment. Nuclear weapons removed 
  last USN carrier deployment of nuclear weapons.
  • Sep 93 - Sep 95: Refitted - SPS-48 upgraded to SPS-48E.
  • 1994 - 00: Designated as a Naval Reserve carrier. Made several 
  deployments.
  • 2000: Testbed for CEC, Advanced Combat Direction System, com-
  bat system Gen 6 Automatic.
  • 13 Feb 06: Arresting gear no longer operational. Embarks helos only 
  until decommed in 2007.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  344 
  688 
  1031 
  1238 
  1375
  Surf Speed: 
  32 
  24 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Kitty Hawk 
  CV
  Displacement: 60100 std 
  In Class: [3]
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1961 - 2009
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 5400
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen J 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen T
  Signature: Large/Loud 
  Armor Rating: 0/5/315
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  4 Catapults (2 bow, 2 waist), 4 Elevators, Arresting Gear 
  --
  PQ/SQ(2)2 Mk10 w/40 Terrier//4 SPG-55 
  D
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-37A, SPS-39, SPS-10F 
  J
  SPS-8 (Kitty H., Constellation), SPS-30, SPS-43A (America) 
  J
  Furuno 900 (use Furuno series) 
  J/Japan
  SQS-23 (America only) 
  K
  Remarks:
  Dual flight deck. Kitty Hawk has Terrier BT, Constellation Terrier HT. 
  America has SM1MR and NTDS, Gen 3 Semi-Automatic combat 
  System. America displacement 60300 t std.
  Kitty Hawk (CV-63)
  • Aug 64 - Apr 65: Fitted with NTDS, Gen 3 Semi-Automatic combat 
  system.
  • 1969: Terrier replaced by SM1ER.
  • Jan-Apr 73: Fitted for F-14A, reclassified as CV. Radar fit changed to 
  LN-66, SPS-10F, SPS-37A, SPS-39, SPS-43A.
  • Mar 76 - Mar 77: Fitted for S-3A, Mk10/SM1ER//2 SPG-55 replaced 
  by PA/SA(8)3 Mk29 NATO Sea Sparrow w/8 RIM-7H//6 Mk95, 2nd 
  Gen ES. Radar fit changed to LN-66, SPS-10F, SPS-30, SPS-43A, 
  SPS-48A, SPS-52, SPS-58.
  • 1979 - 80: SPS-43A replaced by SPS-49(V)1.
  • Jan 82 - Jan 83: Refit with SW(8)1 Mk29 NATO Sea Sparrow w/8 
  RIM-7H//2 Mk95, PW/SW/SA(R)3 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 w/5 bursts 
  (3@4.4A). 2nd Gen J&D, 2nd Gen ES. Radar fit changed to LN-66, 
  SPS-10F, SPS-48C, SPS-49(V)5.
  • Nov 87 - Jul 91: SLEP, Radar fit SPS-48E, SPS-49(V)5, SPS-64, 
  SPS-67, Mk23 TAS, 3rd Gen ECM/ES, 2nd Gen T acoustic counter-
  measures, Gen 4 Semi-Automatic combat system. Can plan Toma-
  hawk strikes on board. Probably fitted with additional SA(R) Mk15 
  Phalanx, all Phalanx upgraded to Blk I (4@7.6A).
  • Feb-May 95: SPS-49 upgraded to SPS-49A(V)1.
  • Jun-Sep 01: Fitted with PW/SW(21)2 Mk144 w/21 RAM. SW Mk29 
  NATO Sea Sparrow//4 Mk95 and PW/PA Mk15 Phalanx removed.
  • Decommed May 09.
  Constellation (CV-64)
  • 1965?: Fitted with NTDS, Gen 3 Semi-Automatic combat system.
  • 1969: Terrier replaced by SM1ER.
  • 1970-71?: Refit. SPS-8B probably replaced by LN-66, SPS-43A 
  radars.
  • Feb 75 - Mar 76: Fitted for F-14A and S-3A, reclassified CV.
  • 1979 - 80: SPS-49(V)1 fitted vice SPS-43A, PW/PA/SA(R)3 Mk15 
  Blk 0 Phalanx (3@4.4A) added.
  • Jan 83 - Feb 84: Mk10//SPG-55 replaced by SW/PA/SA(8)3 Mk29 
  Sea Sparrow, PW/SA/S(R)3 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 (3@4.4A). Radar fit 
  changed to LN-66, SPS-10F, SPS-48C, SPS-49(V)5. 2nd Gen J&D, 
  2nd Gen ES.
  • Jul 90 - Mar 93: SLEP. Radar fit SPS-48E, SPS-49(V)5, SPS-64, 
  SPS-67, Mk23 TAS, 3rd Gen ECM/ES, 2nd Gen T acoustic counter-
  measures. Combat system Gen 4 Semo-Automatic. Can plan Toma-
  hawk strikes on board. Phalanx upgraded to Blk I (3@7.6A).
  • Decommed Aug 03.
  America (CV-66)
  • 1969: Terrier replaced by SM1ER.
  • Jan - Mar 71: SPS-39 replaced by SPS-52.
  • Dec 74 - Sep 75: Fitted for F-14A and S-3A. Estimated SPS-52 
  replaced SPS-37A and LN-66 added.
  • Nov 79 - Sep 80: Refitted. Mk10//SM1ER replaced with SW/PA/
  SA(8)3 Mk29 NATO Sea Sparrow w/8 RIM-7M//6 Mk95, PW/PQ/S 
  (R)3 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 w/5 bursts (3@4.4A) (first USN ship so fit-
  ted), SPS-48A fitted. SQS-23 removed.
  
  America’s Navy
  A-7
  • Dec 81 - Apr 82: SPS-48 updated to SPS-48C, SPS-49(V)5 fitted. 
  Estimated 2nd Gen ES, 2nd Gen J.
  Nov 86 - Feb 88: Refit. Probably received Gen 4 Semi-Automatic 
  combat system, 3rd Gen ES, 3rd Gen J, 2nd Gen T ACM. Phalanx 
  AA strength 3@5.0A. Radar fit Mk23 TAS, SPS-48E, SPS-49(V)5, 
  SPS-64, SPS-67.
  • 1990: Phalanx upgraded to Blk I (3@7.6A).
  • Decommed Aug 96.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  DP (KH, C): 
  0 
  327 
  655 
  982 
  1178 
  1309
  DP (Am): 
  0 
  328 
  656 
  984 
  1181 
  1312
  Surf Speed: 
  33 
  25 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Forrestal 
  CVA
  Displacement: 60000 std 
  In Class: [4]
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1955 - 98
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 5630
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen T
  Signature: Large/Loud 
  Armor Rating: 0/5/315
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  4 Catapults (2 bow, 2 waist), 4 Elevators, Arresting Gear 
  --
  PW/SW/PA/SA(1)8 Mk42 5in/54//PS/SS 2 Mk68 (5.5) 
  C
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-8A, SPS-10, SPS-12 (Forrestal, Sara, Ranger) 
  J
  SPS-8B, SPS-10, SPS-37A (Independence) 
  J
  Furuno 900 (use Furuno series) 
  J/Japan
  Remarks:
  Reclassified from CVB (large aircraft carrier) to CVA (attack aircraft 
  carrier) during construction. Dual flight deck. Can launch 10 small/
  med helos at once. CHP armor rating for Hangar, Engineering, Sen-
  sors, CIC is 2.
  Forrestal (CVA-59)
  • Early 60s: SPS-8 replaced by SPS-30.
  • Sep 61 - Jan 62: PW/SW(1)4 Mk42 5 inch guns removed (2.7) be-
  cause of damage in heavy seas. SPS-12 replaced by SPS-43A.
  • Apr 66 - Jan 67: NTDS added, Gen 3 Semi-Automatic combat 
  system.
  • 29 Jul 67: Fire on board. 134 killed, 161 injured. Repaired in Norfolk 
  Sep 67 - Apr 68. PA/SA(1)4 Mk42 5 inch guns removed, fitted with 
  SW(8)1 Mk25 BPDMS w/8 RIM-7F//2 Mk115, SPS-58.
  • Jun 75: Modified to operate ASW aircraft, reclassified from CVA to 
  CV, probably fitted with 2nd Gen T acoustic countermeasures.
  • Oct 76 - Jun 77: Fitted with SA(8)1 Mk25 BPDMS, SPS-30 replaced 
  by SPS-48C.
  • Jan 83 - May 85: SLEP. Radar fit SPS-48C, SPS-49(V)1, SPS-64, 
  SPS-67. ES, ECM, Acoustic countermeasures upgraded to 2nd Gen. 
  Mk25 BPDMS replaced by P/SW(8)2 Mk29 NATO Sea Sparrow w/8 
  RIM-7H//4 Mk91. Fitted with PW/S/PA(R)3 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 w/5 
  bursts (3@4.4A)
  • 1992: Disarmed and redesignated a training carrier (AVT-16).
  • Decommed 1993.
  Saratoga (CVA-60)
  • Early 60s: PW/SW(1)4 Mk42 5 inch guns removed because of dam-
  age in heavy seas (2.7). SPS-8 replaced by SPS-30.
  • Jun - Nov 64: NTDS added, Gen 3 Semi-Automatic combat system.
  • 1971: Operates as dual attack/ASW carrier with 50 Mk46 torpedoes. 
  2500 sonobuoys. S-2E and SH-3D.
  • Jun 72: Modified for ASW aircraft, reclassified from CVA to CV.
  • 1974: Fitted with SW(8)2 Mk25 BPDMS//2 Mk115.
  • Oct 76 - Jun 77: SPS-30 replaced by SPS-48A.
  • Sep 80 - Feb 83: SLEP. Radar fit SPS-48C, SPS-49(V)1, SPS-64, 
  SPS-67. ES, ECM, Acoustic countermeasures upgraded to 2nd Gen. 
  Mk25 BPDMS replaced by P/SW(8)2 Mk29 NATO Sea Sparrow w/8 
  RIM- 7H//4 Mk91. Fitted with PW/S/PA(R)3 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 w/5 
  bursts (3@4.4A).
  • Decommed 1994.
  Ranger (CVA-61)
  • Aug 63 - Feb 64: PW/SW(1)4 Mk42 5 inch guns removed because 
  of damage in heavy seas (2.7). SPS-8 replaced by SPS-30.
  • Nov 73: Radars SPS-10, SPS-30, SPS-37A, PA/SA(1)4 MK42 
  5in/54//2 PS/SS Mk68 on this date. 
  • Aug 63 - Feb 64: SPS-8 replaced by SPS-43.
  • Oct 66 - May 67: NTDS added, Gen 3 Semi-Automatic cbt system.
  • 1974: Remaining Mk42 guns removed, fitted with SW/P&PQ(8)2 
  Mk25 BPDMS w/8 RIM-7F//2 Mk115
  • Jun 75: Modified to operate ASW aircraft, reclassified from CVA to 
  CV, estimate fitted with 2nd Gen acoustic countermeasures.
  • Feb 77 - Mar 78: Refit, Mk25 BPDMS replaced by P/SW/SA(8)3 
  Mk29 NATO Sea Sparrow w/8 RIM-7H//6 Mk91.
  • May 84 - Jun 85: Refit. Mk23 TAS, PW/S/PA(R)3 Mk15 Phalanx 
  Blk 0 (3@4.4A) added.
  • 1990: Phalanx upgraded to Blk I. AA Rating 3@6.6A.
  • Decommed 1993.
  Independence (CVA-62)
  • Early 60s: PW/SW(1)4 Mk42 5 inch guns removed because of dam-
  age in heavy seas (2.7).
  • 1973: Remaining Mk42 guns removed, fitted with SW(8)1 Mk25 BP-
  DMS w/8 RIM-7F//2 Mk115. Probably received Gen 4 Semi-Automatic 
  combat system.
  • Feb 73: Modified for ASW aircraft, reclassified from CVA to CV.
  • 1977: Mk25 BPDMS replaced by PW/SA(8)2 Mk29 NATO Sea Spar-
  row w/8 RIM-7H//2 Mk91.
  • Apr 85 - May 88: SLEP. Received PW/S/SA(R)3 Phalanx Blk 0 
  (3@5.0A). Mk25 BPDMS replaced with PW/SW/PA(8)3 Mk29 NATO 
  Sea Sparrow w/8 RIM-7M//6 Mk91. Radar fit SPS-48C, SPS-49(V)5, 
  SPS-64, SPS-67. ES, ECM, ACM upgraded to 2nd Gen.
  • 1990: Phalanx upgraded to Blk I. AA Rating 3@7.6A.
  • Decommed 1998.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  327 
  654 
  981 
  1177 
  1308
  Surf Speed: 
  33 
  25 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  United States 
  CV
  Displacement: 66434 std 
  In class: --
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1950s
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 4127
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen J 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen
  Signature: Large/Loud 
  Armor Rating: 0/5/315
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  4 Catapults, 4 Elevators, Arresting Gear 
  --
  PW/SW/PA/SA(1)8 Mk42 5in/54//4 Mk25 (5.5) 
  C
  2F/PW/SW/PA/SA/2A(2)8 Mk33 3in/50//8 Mk25 (1.8) 
  C
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-6E, SPS-8, SPS-10 
  J
  Air Group:
  • 12 AJ Savage, 45 F2H Banshee, 24 A3D Skywarrior
  Remarks:
  Never entered service due to Air Force rivalry with the B-36. Flush, 
  straight deck.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  350 
  700 
  1049 
  1259 
  1399
  Surf Speed: 
  33 
  25 
  17 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Coral Sea (1985) 
  CV
  Displacement: 48000 lt 
  In Class: 1
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1985 - 90 (1947)
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 4731
  Electrn Cnt: 2nd Gen D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen T
  Signature: Large/Loud 
  Armor Rating: 3/12/285
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 4 Semi-Automatic
  3 Catapults, 3 Elevators, Arresting Gear 
  --
  PA/S&SQ(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 (4.4A) 
  C
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-65, SPS-48C, SPS-49(V)5, SPS-59/LN-66, SPS-67 
  J
  
  America’s Navy 
  A-8
  The Essex-class Carriers
  The 24 Essex-class carriers, commissioned between 1942 and 1946, had already been modified by the mid-1950s, and would 
  be further modified before the last of them were decommissioned in the 1970s.
   
  None were sunk in WW II, but Franklin (CV-13) and Bunker Hill (CV-17) were both heavily damaged by Kamikazes in 1944 
  and 1945. Although repaired, neither returned to active service during or after the war.
   
  In October of 1952, the Navy changed their designations from CV to CVA for “Aircraft Carrier, Attack,” and most were later 
  redesignated “CVS,” as dedicated antisubmarine carriers. Three were designated LPH for “Amphibious Helicopter Carrier.” This 
  radically changed the air groups they carried (see Annex R).
   
  Starting in the late 40s, the class began a series of upgrades and refits designed by the Ship Characteristics Board (SCB). 
  These were extensive changes that would allow them to operate jet aircraft. Most of the ships received either SCB-27A or SCB-
  27C in the early to mid-1950s, followed by SCB-125 shortly after.
   
  SCB-27A was a major reconstruction, strengthening the flight deck and fitting more powerful H8 hydraulic catapults to 
  allow them to operate the larger and heavier jet aircraft. In compensation, their armor belts were removed and blisters added. 
  All four twin 5in/38s on the island were removed and the single 5 inch guns rearranged, as well as many smaller improvements 
  to their aviation equipment. The last Essex class built, Oriskany (CV-34), was built to SCB-27A standard.
   
  SCB-27C was similar, but used even more powerful C11 steam catapults, as well as the capability to store and handle 
  nuclear weapons. On some ships, the centerline number three elevator was replaced with a starboard deck-edge elevator.
   
  SCB-125 converted the straight deck to an angled one, and included moving number three centerline elevator to the 
  starboard deck edge on ships where it hadn't already been done, along with other improvements to the aviation facilities.
   
  • SCB-144 was added to many of the CVS ships in the early 1960s, fitting them with an SQS-23 sonar.
  As of 1955, the class of 24 can be divided into several groups:
   
  • Franklin and Bunker Hill, in reserve and never returned to service.
   
  • Essex (SCB-27A): (9 ships) With the exception of Lake Champlain (CVA-34), all were later refitted with angled decks. 
  Three ships had already received the conversion by the end of 1955. Oriskany, the last of the Essex class to be built, was 
  completed in SCB-27A standard.
   
  • Essex (SCB-27C): (6 ships) These all received angled decks, three by the end of 1955. Many of these were later also 
  retasked as CVS, and a few as LPH ships.
   
  • Essex (CVS): Six “straight deck” Essex class had already been redesignated as CVS by 1955, with a seventh, Boxer, 
  following in 1956. These ships never received any of the SCB-series modifications, although Antietam (CVS-36) was fitted with 
  an angled deck.
  Hull 
  Listed 
   
   
  In 
   
   
  SCB-125
  Number 
  As 
  Name 
  Service 
  SCB-27A 
  SCB-27C 
  /125A 
  SCB-144 
  Decomm
  CV-13 
  -- 
  Franklin 
  Jan 44 
   
   
   
   
  Oct 64
  CV-17 
  -- 
  Bunker Hill 
  May 43 
   
   
   
   
  Nov 66
  CVS-32 
  Essex CVS 
  Leyte 
  Aug 53 
   
   
   
   
  May 59
  CVS-36 
  Essex CVS 
  Antietam1 
  Aug 53 
   
   
   
   
  May 63
  CVS-37 
  Essex CVS 
  Princeton 
  Jan 54 
   
   
   
  FY 62 
  Jan 70
  CVS-40 
  Essex CVS 
  Tarawa 
  Jan 55 
   
   
   
   
  May 60
  CVS-45 
  Essex CVS 
  Valley Forge 
  Nov 53 
   
   
   
  FY 64 
  Jan 70
  CVS-47 
  Essex CVS 
  Philippine Sea 
  Nov 55 
   
   
   
   
  Dec 58
  CVA-21 
  Essex CVS 
  Boxer2 
  Apr 45 
   
   
   
  FY 63 
  Dec 60
  CVA-10 
  Essex SCB-27A 
  Yorktown 
  Apr 43 
  2/51-1/53 
   
  7/54-10/55 
  FY 66 
  Jun 73
  CVA-12 
  Essex SCB-27A 
  Hornet 
  Nov 43 
  6/51-10/53 
   
  8/55-8/56 
  FY 65 
  Jun 70
  CVA-15 
  Essex SCB-27A 
  Randolph 
  Oct 44 
  6/51-7/53 
   
  3/55-2/56 
  FY 61 
  Feb 69
  CVA-18 
  Essex SCB-27A 
  Wasp 
  Nov 43 
  9/48-9/51 
   
  7/54-12/55 
  FY 64 
  Jul 72
  CVA-20 
  Essex SCB-27A 
  Bennington 
  Aug 44 
  10/50-11/52 
   
  7/54-4/55 
  FY 63 
  Jan 70
  CVA-33 
  Essex SCB-27A 
  Kearsarge 
  Mar 46 
  1/50-3/52 
   
  1/56-1/57 
  FY 62 
  Feb 70
  CVA-34 
  Essex SCB-27A 
  Oriskany3 
  Sep 50 
   
   
  9/57-5/59 
   
  May 76
  CVA-39 
  Essex SCB-27A 
  Lake Champlain 
  Jun 45 
  8/50-9/52 
   
   
   
  May 66
  CVA-9 
  Essex SCB-27A 
  Essex 
  Dec 42 
  9/48-2/51 
   
  3/55-3/56 
  FY 62 
  Jun 69
  CVA-11 
  Essex SCB-27C 
  Intrepid 
  Aug 43 
   
  9/51-6/54 
  1/56-5/57 
   
  Mar 74
  CVA-14 
  Essex SCB-27C 
  Ticonderoga 
  Sep 44 
   
  7/51-10/54 
  12/55-4/57 
   
  Sep 73
  CVA-16 
  Essex SCB-27C 
  Lexington 
  Mar 43 
   
  7/52-9/55 
  7/52-9/55 
   
  Nov 91
  CVA-19 
  Essex SCB-27C 
  Hancock 
  Apr 44 
   
  7/51-3/54 
  8/55-11/56 
   
  Jan 76
  CVA-31 
  Essex SCB-27C 
  Bon Homme
   
   
   
  Richard 
  Nov 44 
   
  7/52-11/55 
  7/52-11/55 
   
  Jul 71
  CVA-38 
  Essex SCB-27C 
  Shangri-La 
  Sep 44 
   
  7/51-2/55 
  7/51-2/55 
   
  Jul 51
  Notes:
  1: Antietam converted to angled deck Sep - Dec 52
  2: Boxer redesignated CVS-21 Feb 56.
  3: Oriskany was completed to SCB-27A standard. Her SCB-125A conversion included SCB-27C features as well as the angled 
  deck
  
  America’s Navy
  A-9
  Remarks:
  Second unit of Midway class. Configuration as of Oct 82 - Feb 85 
  refit, received F/A-18 capability. Dual flight deck.
  • 30 Apr 90: Decommissioned, scrapped 1993.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  306 
  611 
  917 
  1100 
  1222
  Surf Speed: 
  33 
  25 
  17 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Midway (1982) 
  CV
  Displacement: 47985 std 
  In Class: 1
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1982 (1945) - 90
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 2587 + 1175
  Electrn Cnt: 2nd Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen
  Signature: Large/Loud 
  Armor Rating: 3/12/285
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 3 Semi-Automatic
  2 Catapults, 3 Elevators, Arresting gear 
  --
  PA/S&SQ(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 (4.4A) 
  C
  SA/P&PQ(8)2 Mk25 BPDMS w/8 RIM-7//3 Mk115 
  D
  Sensors:
  LN-66, SPS-67(V)1, SPS-49(V)5, SPS-48C 
  J
  Remarks:
  Configuration as of 1982 refit. Dual flight deck.
  • Apr 86: Entered yard at Yokosuka to fit blisters, add F/A-18 capability. 
  Radar suite changed to SPS-64, SPS-67(V)1, SPS-49(V)5. Blisters 
  add approx 3000 tons to displacement, reduced speed by 1 knot. 
  Developed severe roll problems, flight operations suspended in rough 
  seas. Treat as Medium-sized on Safe Sea State table.
  • Apr 88: US Navy says overhaul will not correct roll problem.
  • 26 Apr 90: Decommissioned.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  253 
  506 
  758 
  910 
  1011
  Dam Pts ('86): 0 
  263 
  526 
  789 
  947 
  1052
  Surf Speed: 
  30 
  23 
  15 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Surf Spd ('86): 29 
  22 
  15 
  7 
  0 
  Sinks
  Coral Sea (1960) 
  CVA
  Displacement: 45100 std 
  In Class: 1
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1960 (1947)
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 4060
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen J 
  Acoustic Cnt: None
  Signature: Large/Loud 
  Armor Rating: 3/12/240
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 3 Semi-Automatic
  3 Catapults, 3 Elevators, Arresting gear 
  --
  PW/PA/SA(1)6 Mk39 5in/54//PS/SS 2 Mk12/22 (2.9) 
  C
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-12, SPS-8 radars 
  J
  Remarks:
  Third unit of Midway class. Configuration as of Apr 57 - Jan 60 SCB-
  110A reconstruction with dual flight deck.
  • 1962: PW/PA/SA(1)3 5 inch guns removed (1.5).
  • 1979: C11 catapults replaced with C13.
  • 1971: NTDS upgraded, combat system Gen 4 Semi-Automatic.
  • 1985: Refitted, listed separately.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  270 
  541 
  811 
  973 
  1081
  Surf Speed: 
  30 
  23 
  15 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Midway (SCB-110) 
  CVB
  Displacement: 44950 std 
  In Class: 2
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1956 (1945)
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 4060
  Signature: Large/Loud 
  Armor Rating: 3/12/240
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  2 Catapults, 3 Elevators, Arresting gear 
  --
  2PW/3SW/2PA/3SA(1)10 Mk39 5in/54
   
  //2 Mk12/22 (Midway), Mk29 (FDR) (3.7) 
  C
  3PW/1SW/1PA/4SA(2)9 Mk33 3in/50//2 Mk25 (2.3) 
  C
  Sensors:
  SPS-12, SPS-8 
  J
  Remarks:
  Midway, Franklin D. Roosevelt. Third unit Coral Sea listed separately. 
  Six units ordered, three canceled. None ready for combat before the 
  end of WW II. Configuration as of SCB-110 reconstruction. Dual flight 
  deck. Midway Sep 55 - Sep 57, FDR May 54 - Apr 56. 
  • 1962: Six Mk39 5in/54 removed, leaving PW/SW/PA/SA (1.5). All 
  3in/50 removed, fitted with 1st Gen J and 1st Gen ES. Midway 1962, 
  FDR Jun - Nov 63.
  • Feb 66 - Jan 70: Midway rebuilt SCB-101.66. C11 catapults replaced 
  with C13, flight deck area increased. Mk39 5 inch reduced to SW/
  PA/SA(1)3 (1.5). Displacement 47985 std, sensors SPS-10, SPS-30, 
  SPS-37A, SPS-37C, Raytheon 1500B, SPS-58. NTDS addws, com-
  bat system Gen 3 Semi-Automatic.
  • Jul 68 - May 69: FDR given limited refit, centerline elevator moved to 
  deck edge.
  • Jun 75: Class changed from CVA to CV.
  • Late 70s: Last three 5 inch guns removed from Midway.
  • Mar 77: FDR decommed.
  • 1980: Midway radars changed to LN-66, SPS-67(V)1, SPS-49(V)5, 
  SPS-48C.
  • 1982: Midway refitted, listed separately.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  242 
  484 
  726 
  871 
  968
  DP (SCB-101) 
  0 
  253 
  506 
  758 
  910 
  1011
  Surf Speed: 
  30 
  23 
  15 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Essex (SCB-27C) 
  CVA
  Displacement: 33793 std 
  In class: 6
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1955 (1943) - 91
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 3170 + 354
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen J 
  Acoustic Cnt: None
  Signature: Large/Loud 
  Armor Rating: 3/6/210
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  2 Catapults, 3 Elevators, Arresting Gear 
  --
  PW/SW/PA/SA(1)8 Mk30 5in/38//2 Mk25 (3.9) 
  C
  PW/SW/PA/SA(2)12 Mk33 3in/50//2 Mk25 (5.2) 
  C
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-6, SPS-8, SPS-10, SPS-37 
  J
  SQS-23 
  K
  Remarks:
  Intrepid, Ticonderoga, Lexington, Hancock, Bon Homme Richard, 
  Shangri-La.
  • 1955-57: All fitted with dual flight deck
  • Redesignated CVS: Intrepid Mar 62, Ticonderoga Oct 69, Lexington 
  Oct 62, Shangri-La Jun 59.
  • Jan 69: Lexington designated a training carrier (CVT-9, then AVT-9)
  • 1970s: Intrepid, Bon Homme Richard, Shangri-La had SPS-37 
  replaced by SPS-43A.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  223 
  446 
  669 
  803 
  892
  Surf Speed: 
  33 
  25 
  17 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Essex (SCB-27A) 
  CVA
  Displacement: 32652 std 
  In class: [9]
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1953 (1943) - 76
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 1500 + 115
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen J 
  Acoustic Cnt: None
  Signature: Large/Loud 
  Armor Rating: 3/6/210
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  2 Catapults, 3 Elevators, Arresting Gear 
  --
  PW/SW/PA/SA(1)8 Mk30 5in/38//2 Mk25 (3.9) 
  C
  3PW/3SW/4PA/4SA(2)14 Mk33 3in/50//2 Mk25 (6.1) 
  C
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-6, SPS-8, SPS-10, SPS-37 
  J
  SQS-23 
  K
  Remarks:
  Yorktown, Hornet, Randolph, Wasp, Bennington, Kearsarge, Oriskany, 
  Lake Champlain. Straight flight deck.
  • 1953-59: All except Lake Champlain fitted with angled deck (SCB-
  125/125A).
  
  America’s Navy 
  A-10
  • All except Oriskany redesignated CVS: Yorktown Jan 57, Hornet Jun 
  58, Randolph Mar 59, Wasp Nov 56, Bennington Jun 59, Kearsarge 
  Oct 58, Lake Champlain Aug 57.
  • Mar - Aug 61: Oriskany fitted with NTDS (Gen 3 Semi-Automatic 
  combat system).
  • 1961 - 65: All except Oriskany and Lake Champlain fitted with SQS-
  23 (SCB-144).
  • 26 Oct 66: Fire on board Oriskany killed 44, injured 156, repaired 
  until 1967.
  • 1967: Wasp fitted with ASWSC&SC (Gen 3 Semi-Automatic combat 
  system).
  • 1970s: Bennington, Hornet, Oriskany had SPS-37 replaced by SPS-
  43A.
  • Jun 75: Oriskany redesignated CV-34.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  218 
  436 
  653 
  784 
  871
  Surf Speed: 
  33 
  25 
  17 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Essex (CVS) 
  CVS
  Displacement: 26688 std 
  In class: [7]
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1953 (1944) - 70
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 2333 + 1115
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen J 
  Acoustic Cnt: None
  Signature: Large/Loud 
  Armor Rating: 9/6/180
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 1 Manual
  2 Catapults, 3 Elevators, Arresting Gear 
  --
  F/A(2)4 Mk32 5in/38, PW/PQ&P (1)4 Mk24 5in/38
   
  //F/A 2 Mk4 (11.8 port, 7.8 starboard) 
  C
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-6, SPS-8, SPS-10, SPS-37 
  J
  Remarks:
  Leyte, Antietam, Princeton, Tarawa, Valley Forge, Philippine Sea, 
  Boxer. Late-build Essex class redesignated as CVS 1953-55. GFCS 
  includes 4 Mk56. Straight flight deck.
  • Sep - Dec 52: Antietam converted to angled deck.
  • SCB-144: Fitted with SQS-23 sonar. Princeton FY 62, Valley Forge 
  FY 64.
  • Redesignated LPH: Boxer (LPH-4) Jan 59, Princeton (LPH-5) May 
  59, Valley Forge (LPH-8) Jul 61.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  191 
  381 
  572 
  686 
  762
  Surf Speed: 
  33 
  25 
  17 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Medium Carrier 
  CVV
  Displacement: 59749 fl 
  In Class: --
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1979
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 4024
  Electrn Cnt: 2nd Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen T
  Signature: Large/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0/5/285
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 3 Semi-Automatic
  2 Catapults, 2 Elevators, Arresting Gear 
  --
  PW/PA/SA(R)3 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 (3@4.4A) 
  C
  Air Group:
  24 F/A-18, 10 S-3A, 4 EA-6B, 4 E-2C, 8 SH-3G
  Sensors: 
  ES: 2nd Gen
  SPS-48A, SPS-49(V)1, SPS-64 
  J
  Remarks:
  Proposed class of medium carrier for canceled new-generation V/
  STOL aircraft. Dual flight deck. Cannot use second catapult if landing 
  aircraft in the same turn. Recommended names USS Gary Hart, USS 
  William Proxmire.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  293 
  585 
  878 
  1053 
  1170
  Surf Speed: 
  28 
  21 
  14 
  7 
  0 
  Sinks
  Saipan 
  CVL
  Displacement: 14500 std 
  In Class: 2
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1946
  Propulsion: Steam turbine 
  Crew: 1821
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 9./
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  2 Catapults, 2 Elevators, Arresting gear 
  --
  2PB&SB/2PQ&SQ/S(4)5 Mk1 40mm, 
   
  6P/4S(2)10 Mk2 40mm//6 Mk28//? (8.8) 
  C
  P/S(2)16 20mm (2.0L) 
  C
  Sensors:
  SK-2, SP radar (both), SR-2 (SR series) radar (Wright) 
  J
  Remarks:
  Saipan, Wright. Independence-class CVLs completed postwar. 
  Straight flight deck.
  • By 1950 both removed SK-2, Wright receiving SC-2 and SPS-6 and 
  Saipan SPS-6.
  • Mar 56 - Mar 62: Wright Inactive with Pacific Reserve Fleet.
  • Oct 56: Saipan had 20mm removed, foremost funnel deleted. Radar 
  fit SPS-4, SPS-6B, SPS-8, SR, and HF/DF.
  • May 59: Saipan reclassified AVT-6.
  • Mar 62 - Aug 63: Wright converted to command ship, reclassified 
  CC-2. Fitted with PW/SW/PA/SA(2)8 Mk2 40mm/60//? (3.5).
  • Mar 63 - Aug 66: Saipan converted to communications relay ship, 
  renamed Arlington (AGMR-2). 40mm and 20mm replaced by PW/
  SW(2)2 Mk33 3in/50, AA rating 0.3L.
  • Decommed: Arlington Jan 70, Wright May 70.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  127 
  254 
  380 
  456 
  507
  Surf Speed: 
  32 
  24 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Ohio 
  SSBN
  Displacement: 18750 subm 
  In Class: 18 - 4
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1981
  Propulsion: Nuclear 
  Crew: 157
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 3rd Gen
  Signature: Med/EQuiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Int V 
  Btry Rtng: 5 (Emerg.)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 4 Semi-Automatic
  (24)1 Trident C4 or Trident II D5 
  --
  PB&SB(2)2 Mk68 (Quiet launch) 533mm TT
   
  w/12 weapons, est. loadout 9 Mk48 Mod 4, 6 MOSS
   
  2nd Gen mobile decoy. Two TT fitted with quiet-launch
   
  catapults for MOSS, 2 TT for Mk48 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 3rd/3rd Gen
  BQQ-6, BQS-13,TB-16), BQS-15 mine detection 
  K
  BPS-15 (726-740) or BPS-16 (741-743), Raytheon Pathfinder 
  J
  Remarks:
  SSBN 726-743. Natural circulation reactor. Fitted with anechoic coat-
  ing. Endurance 70 days. Type 15 periscope has 2nd Gen ES. SSBN 
  626 - 739 has CSA Mk 1 with 8 external CM launchers. Broadband 
  sonar jammers, 5 Tactical Turn duration. 740 - 743 has CSA Mk 2 Mod 
  0 with 14 external CM launchers. Broadband sonar jammers and tor-
  pedo ACMs, 5 Tactical Turn duration. Alert 15 to launch missiles, then 
  4 msls/minute from periscope depth only in stationary hover.
  • 726-733: Trident I with 8 (1981-2000) or 6 (2001 on) warheads 
  (START I). Based in Bangor, WA (Pacific). 726 Ohio (Nov 81-02), 727 
  Michigan (Sep 82-03?), 728 Florida (Jun 83-03?), 729 Georgia (Feb 
  84-03?), 730 Henry M. Jackson (Oct 84), 731 Alabama (May 85), 732 
  Alaska (Jan 86), 733 Nevada (Aug 86).
  • 734-743: Trident II with W88 (734-737) or W76 (738-743) warheads. 
  Based at King Bay, GA (Atlantic). 734 Tennessee (Dec 88, first patrol 
  Mar 90), 735 Pennsylvania (Sep 89), 736 West Virginia (Oct 90), 737 
  Kentucky (Jul 91), 738 Maryland (Jun 92), 739 Nebraska (Jul 93), 
  740 Rhode Island (Jul 94), 741 Maine (Aug 95), 742 Wyoming (Aug 
  96), 743 Louisiana (Aug 97).
  • 1989?-93: Fitted with Gen 5 Automatic combat system with BQQ-5E 
  (passive only) vice BQQ-6, TB-16D, and BQR-15 (SPALT 9080) vice 
  BQR-15.
  • Late 90s: Fitted with WLY-1 (4th Gen AIR) and 4th Gen acoustic 
  countermeasures. Updated with CSA Mk2 Mod 4 with 14 external CM 
  launchers. Broadband sonar jammers and torpedo ACMs, 5 Tactical 
  Turn duration.TB-23 replaces BQR-15 (SPALT 9080).
  • 1997: All fitted with BPS-16 radar by this date.
  • 1998: SSBN 732 in service with 16 vice 8 large acoustic decoys.
  • 2000-08: Remaining Trident I boats fitted with Trident II - 732 (00-02; 
  
  America’s Navy
  A-11
  first Pacific with Trident II); 733 (03-04); 730 (05-06/07); 731 (07-08)
  • 2002-05: 735, 737, 739, 741, 743 move from Atlantic to Pacific.
  • 2005-12: Fitted with CCS Mk2 Blk I fire control (Gen 6 Automatic fire 
  control system) with BQQ-10(V)6 (passive only) vice BQQ-5E (pas-
  sive only), ADCAP torpedo. All deploying units fitted by Oct 2010.
  • 2015: To be fitted with Trident D5A (MLU) - 300 planned (10 ship fits)
  • Dec 19 - Jan 20: Tennessee deploys with one or two SLBM with 5-7 
  kT W76-2 warheads, remainder carry either 90 kT W76-1 or 455 kt 
  W88.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  75 
  151 
  226 
  271 
  301
  Surf Speed: 
  15 
  11 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 25 
  19 
  12 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  Lafayette 
  SSBN
  Displacement: 8250 subm 
  In Class: [31]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1963 - 95
  Propulsion: Nuclear 
  Crew: 147
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen
  Signature: Small/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Deep I 
  Btry Rtng: 5 (Emerg.)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  (16)1 Polaris A2 
  --
  PB&SB(2)2 Mk65 533mm TT w/12 weapons, est. loadout
   
  2 Mk37 Mod 0, 8 Mk37 Mod 2, 2 Mk45 ASTOR (1963-76);
   
  12 Mk48 Mod 1 (1976).  
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 2nd/2nd Gen
  BQS-4, BQR-7, BQR-2B 
  K
  BPS-11 or BPS-15, Raytheon Pathfinder 
  J
  Remarks:
  Alert 15 to launch missiles, then launch rate 4 SLBM/minute from 
  periscope depth only in stationary hover. SSBN 626 has bow planes 
  for evaluation. Type 15 periscope has 1st Gen ES. 
  • Lafayette series with Polaris A2. 616 Lafayette (63-91), 617 
  Alexander Hamilton (63-93), 619 Andrew Jackson (63-89), 620 
  John Adams (64-88), 622 James Monroe (63-90), 623 Nathan Hale 
  (63-86), 624 Woodrow Wilson (63-93), 625 Henry Clay (64-90), 626 
  Daniel Webster (64-90) has A3.
  • James Madison series with Polaris A3. 627 James Madison (64-
  91), 628 Tecumseh (64-93), 629 Daniel Boone (64-93), 630 John C 
  Calhoun (64-93), 631 Ulysses S. Grant (64-92), 632 Von Steuben 
  (64-93), 633 Casimir Pulaski (64-93), 634 Stonewall Jackson (64-94), 
  635 Sam Rayburn (64-85), 636 Nathaniel Greene (64-86).
  • Benjamin Franklin series with Polaris A3, Signature Med/Quiet, 
  have additional one Mk37 Mod 2/Mk48 Mod 1. 640 Benjamin Franklin 
  (65-93), 641 Simon Bolivar (65-94), 642 Kamehameha (65-02), 
  643 George Bancroft (66-93), 644 Lewis and Clarke (65-91), 645 
  James K Polk (66-99), 654 George C Marshall (66-92), 655 Henry 
  L. Stimson (66-92), 656 George Washington Carver (66-92), 657 
  Francis Scott Key (66-93), 658 Mariano G Vallejo (66-95), 659 Will 
  Rodgers (67-92)
  • Mar 71: First Poseidon C3 patrol by James Madison.
  • 1969-76: All fitted with Poseidon C3.
  • 1974-78: Fitted with BQR-15 towed array and BQR-19.
  • 1975: Fitted with CSA Mk 1 with 8 external CM launchers; 
  Broadband sonar jammers, 5 Tactical Turn duration. 
  • 1977-82: BQR-2B replaced with BQR-21. 3rd Gen acoustic 
  countermeasures added.
  • 1978-83: Benjamin Franklin series fitted with Trident C4. First patrol 
  Oct 79 (SSBN 657).
  • 1979: Fitted with MOSS 3rd Gen mobile decoy. One torpedo tube is 
  fitted with MOSS quiet launch catapult. 6 MOSS carried vice 3 Mk48 
  torpedoes.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  44 
  87 
  131 
  157 
  174
  Surf Speed: 
  16 
  12 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 21 
  16 
  11 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Ethan Allen 
  SSBN
  Displacement: 7884 subm 
  In Class: [5]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1961 - 85
  Propulsion: Nuclear 
  Crew: 110
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen
  Signature: Small/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Deep I 
  Btry Rtng: 5 (Emerg.)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  (16)1 Polaris A2 
  --
  PB/SB(2)2 Mk65 533mm TT w/12 weapons, est. loadout
   
  6 Mk37 Mod 0/1, 6 Mk146 (1961-66); 6 Mk37 Mod 2,
   
  4 Mk16, 2 Mk45 ASTOR (1967-76) 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 1st/2nd Gen
  BQS-4, BQR-7, BQR-2B 
  K
  BPS-9 
  J
  Remarks:
  Alert 15 to launch missiles, then launch rate of 1 SLBM/minute from 
  periscope depth only in stationary hover. Type 15 periscope has 1st 
  Gen ES. 
  • SSBN 608 Ethan Allen (61-83), 609 Sam Houston (62-91), 610 
  Thomas A Edison (62-92), 611 James Marshall (62-91), 618 Thomas 
  Jefferson (63-85).
  • Patrols include Mediterranean (Apr 63 on), Pacific (Dec 63 on) with 
  Polaris A2 (Jun 62-74), Polaris A3 (Sep 64 on).
  • 1967: Ethan Allen fitted with Mk45 ASTOR. Others probably fitted 
  around this time.
  • 1974: James Marshall trials platform for BQR-21.
  • 1977-80: BQR-2B replaced with BQR-21 and BQR-15 towed array 
  and BQR-19 added. Mk 48 Mod 1 torpedoes available.
  • 1979: Fitted with MOSS. One torpedo tube is fitted with MOSS quiet 
  launch catapult. 6 MOSS carried vice 3 Mk37 torpedoes.
  • 1980-81: Lacked room for Poseidon, so redesignated SSN after final 
  SSBN patrols.
  • Sep 82 - Sep 85: Sam Houston (struck 1991) and John Marshall 
  (struck 1992) converted to SSN as troop transports with two external 
  Dry Dock Shelters (DDS), 67 troops - see separate entry. Limited to 
  one DDS until May 88 (not enough DDS).
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  42 
  85 
  127 
  152 
  169
  Surf Speed: 
  15 
  11 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 20 
  15 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  George Washington 
  SSBN
  Displacement: 6709 subm 
  In class: [5]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1959 - 85
  Propulsion: Nuclear 
  Crew: 112
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Int III 
  Btry Rtng: 5 (Emerg.)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  (16)1 Polaris A1 
  --
  PB/SB(3)2 Mk59 533mm TT w/12 weapons, est. loadout
   
  6 Mk37 Mod 0/1, 6 Mk16 (1959-66); 6 Mk37 Mod 2,
   
  4 Mk16, 2 Mk45 ASTOR (1967-76) 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 1st/1st Gen
  BQS-4, BQR-2B, BQR-7 
  K
  BPS-11 
  J
  Remarks:
  Alert 15 to launch missiles, then launch rate of 1 SLBM/minute from 
  periscope depth only in stationary hover. Never fitted for SUBROC. 
  Type 8 periscope has ST range only radar.
  • SSBN 598 George Washington (59-85), 599 Patrick Henry (60-84), 
  600 Theodore Roosevelt (61-78), 601 Robert E. Lee (60-83), 602 
  Abraham Lincoln (61-78).
  • Nov 60: First patrol - Norwegian Sea & Arctic. Forward deployed 
  from Holy Loch, Scotland.
  • Apr 63: First patrols in Mediterranean Sea.
  • 1966-67: Fitted with Polaris A3.
  • 1977-1980: BQR-2B replaced with BQR-21, BQR-19 and STASS 
  clip-on towed array added. 2nd Gen acoustic countermeasures 
  added. Mk 48 Mod 1 torpedoes available.
  • 1980-81: Remainder of class converted to SSN. Not successful - 
  limited sonar, weapons, slow speed and high noise.
  
  America’s Navy 
  A-12
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  38 
  76 
  114 
  137 
  152
  Surf Speed: 
  16 
  12 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 22 
  17 
  11 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  Ohio SSGN 
  SSGN
  Displacement: 18750 subm 
  In Class: 4
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 2007
  Propulsion: Nuclear 
  Crew: 157
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 4th Gen
  Signature: Med/EQuiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Int V 
  Btry Rtng: 5 (Emerg.)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 6 Automatic
  PB&SB(2)2 Mk68 (Quiet launch) 533mm TT w/12 weapons,
   
  est. loadout 1 MOSS launcher w/4 MOSS 3rd gen mobile 
   
  decoy, 11 Mk48 ADCAP. Cannot fire TACTOM from TT 
  F
  (22)1 tubes w/see remarks 
  --
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 4th/4th Gen
  BQQ-5E (passive only), BQR-7, TB-16D, TB-23 
  K
  BPS-15, Rayheon Pathfinder 
  J
  Remarks:
  SSGN 726 Ohio, SSGN 727 Michigan, SSGN 728 Florida, SSGN 
  729 Georgia. Natural circulation reactor. Fitted with CSA Mk2 Mod 
  4 with 14 external CM launchers. Broadband sonar jammers and 
  torpedo ACMs, 5 Tactical Turn duration. Can plan SOF and Tomahawk 
  strikes. Can carry 66 SEALs for long durations plus further 36 SEALs 
  for short durations. Type 15L periscope replaced with AN/BVS-1 non-
  penetrating periscope with optical, IR (4th Gen), laser rf and ES (3rd 
  Gen), GPS capability.
  • 2 tubes converted to 9-swimmer lockout chambers and docks for 
  ASDS and DDS docks - 6 tubes unusable with ASDS carried or 8 
  tubes unusable with DDS carried. Further 8 tubes can ship either 
  UUV or SOF equipment (2 weapons, 4 dry, 2 wet) or 7 Tomahawk 
  each. Last 14 tubes can carry 7 Tomahawk each. See below for 
  loadouts - estimate 70% Blk IIIC, 30% Blk IIID.
  • Pure strike: 140 Tomahawk.
  • SOF (ASDS): 1 ASDS, 98 Tomahawk (one would be this standard).
  • SOF (DDS): 2 DDS or 1 DDS and 1 ASDS, 56 Tomahawk (estimate 
  two DDS is standard).
  • 2006-08: Returned to service - Ohio (2002-Feb 06), Florida (Aug 
  03-Apr 06), Michigan (Mar 04-Oct 06), Georgia (Mar 05-Sep 07). 
  Have two crews for 70% in-theater presence.
  • Sep 07: Ohio declared fully operational. Remainder declared 
  operational in late 2007.
  • 2011-12: BQQ-5E replaced by BQQ-10(V)6.
  • Aug 19 - 2020: Michigan begins 17-month overhaul.
  • Apr 17 - Aug 19: Ohio completes 27-month overhaul.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  75 
  151 
  226 
  271 
  301
  Surf Speed: 
  15 
  11 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 25 
  19 
  12 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  Halibut 
  SSGN
  Displacement: 4895 subm 
  In class: [1]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1960 - 76
  Propulsion: Nuclear 
  Crew: 111
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Int III 
  Btry Rtng: 5 (Emerg.)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  PB&SB(2)2 Mk61 533mm TT w/8 4 Mk37 Mod 0 or
   
  2 Mk37 Mod 2 and 6 Mk16 
  F
  PQ&SQ(1)2 Mk62 533mm TT w/4 4 Mk37 Mod 0/Mod 2 
  F
  F(1)5 RGM-6A Regulus I 
  D
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 1st/1st Gen
  BQS-4, BQR-2/2B 
  K
  BPS-12 
  J
  Remarks:
  Can carry five RGM-6A Regulus I or two RGM-15A Regulus II. Must 
  surface to fire Regulus, two Tactical Turns to prepare for launch, can 
  provide guidance from periscope depth. Type 8 periscope has ST 
  range only radar.
  • Feb 65-66: Refit - Regulus removed. Fitted with bow thrusters and 
  towed sonar/camera pod for sea bed recon (~6080 m) - real time 
  sonar feed, records cameras images. Reclassified as SSN.
  • 1970: Fitted with external diver decompression chamber to operate 
  saturation divers. Used to tap underwater communications cables. 
  Can anchor above sea bed.
  • 1974: Fitted to bottom.
  • 1977-1980: BQR-2B replaced with BQR-21. 2nd Gen acoustic 
  countermeasures added. Mk 48 Mod 1 torpedoes available.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  31 
  62 
  92 
  111 
  123
  Surf Speed: 
  15 
  11 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 16 
  12 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Virginia (ii) 
  SSN
  Displacement: 7800 subm 
  In Class: 19 + 9 + 10
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 2007
  Propulsion: Nuclear 
  Crew: 132
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 4th Gen
  Signature: Small/EQuiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Int V 
  Btry Rtng: 5 (Emerg.)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 6 Automatic
  PB&SB(2)2 533mm (Quiet launch) TT w/26 weapons,
   
  est. loadout 14 Mk48, 12 Tomahawk 
  D, F
  PB&SB(12)1 VLS w/12 Tomahawk (Blocks I/II) 
  D
  PB&SB(6)2 VPT w/12 Tomahawk total (Blocks III/IV) 
  D
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 3rd/5th Gen
  BQQ-10, TB-29A, TB-16G, BQG-5A WAA, BQS-24 mine detec. K
  BPS-16 
  J
  Remarks:
  Fitted with pumpjet and anechoic coating. Fitted with two AN/BVS-1 
  non-penetrating periscopes with optical, IR (4th Gen), laser rf and ES 
  (3rd Gen), GPS capability. Blocks I and II have the CSA Mk2 Mod2 
  with 14 external CM launchers. Blocks III and IV have CSA Mk4 with 
  16 external launchers. Broadband sonar jammers and torpedo ACMs, 
  5 Tactical Turn duration. Blocks III/IV have two multipurpose Virginia 
  Payload Tubes (VPT) vice individual VLS. Each tube can hold six 
  Tomahawk missiles or a large UUV. Fitted with a 9-man lockout cham-
  ber. Can carry 40 SOF troops with no reload torpedoes or 27 SOF 
  with 8 reload torpedoes. Not currently fitted for mines. 
  • Nov 05: Virginia operational mission prior to post-shakedown avail-
  ability, IOC 2007 (first operational patrol), FOC 2009.
  • Block I, SSN 774-777: 774 Virginia, 775 Texas, 776 Hawaii, 777 
  North Carolina.
  • Block II, SSN 778-783: 778 New Hampshire, 779 New Mexico, 780 
  Missouri, 781 California, 782 Mississippi, 783 Minnesota.
  • Block III, SSN 784 - 791: 784 North Dakota, 785 John Warner, 786 
  Illinois, 787 Washington, 788 Colorado, 789 Indiana, 790 South 
  Dakota, 791 Delaware.
  • Block IV, SSN 792-801: 792 Vermont
  • 2014: SSN 776, 782, 784 and 779 fitted for DDS. SSN 778 fitted 
  2018.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  242 
  84 
  126 
  151 
  168
  Surf Speed: 
  15 
  11 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 34 
  26 
  17 
  9 
  0 
  Sinks
  Seawolf (ii) 
  SSN
  Displacement: 9150 subm 
  In Class: 3
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1997
  Propulsion: Nuclear 
  Crew: 131
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 4th Gen
  Signature: Small/EQuiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Deep I 
  Btry Rtng: 5 (Emerg.)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 5 Automatic
  PB&SB(4)2 Mk60 (Quiet launch) 670mm TT w/50 weapons,
   
  est. loadout 38 Mk48 Mod 6, 12 Tomahawk Blk III 
  F, D
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 4th/4th Gen
  BSY-2, BQG-5, TB-16D, TB-29A towed arrays 
  K
  BPS-16 
  J
  
  America’s Navy
  A-13
  Remarks:
  Seawolf, Connecticut, Jimmy Carter. Fitted with pumpjet and anechoic 
  coating. Fitted with CSA Mk2 Mod0 with 14 external CM launchers. 
  Broadband sonar jammers and torpedo ACMs, 5 Tactical Turn dura-
  tion. Type 18 periscope has ES 2nd Gen.
  • 1997-00: Seawolf not operational due to problems with HP air sys-
  tem, propulsor and sonar. First operational patrol Jun 01 - Tomahawk 
  Blk III fitted mid-deployment.
  • 1998-00: Connecticut not operational. Brief patrol mid-2001.
  • 2004-07: BQS-24 mine detection sonar added.
  • Feb 05: Jimmy Carter in service. 12140 t subm, crew 151. Can hover 
  and turn in own length using propulsors. Fitted for 50 SOF troops, 
  DDS and ASDS, max subm speed 30 kts.
  • 2007: Seawolf and Connecticut move from Atlantic to Pacific Fleet.
  Add the following remarks:
  • 2010-13: Seawolf undergoes overhaul. BQQ-10(V)5 replaces BSY-2. 
  TB-34 and TB-29C added. 5th Gen AIR. BYG-1 6th Gen Automatic 
  combat system also fitted. CSA Mk2 Mod 0 replaced with CSA Mk3 
  with 16 external launchers. Broadband sonar jammers and torpedo 
  ACMs, 5 Tactical Turn duration. Type 18 periscope updated with IR 
  (3rd Gen), ES (3rd Gen), and GPS. Type 8 periscope backfitted with 
  IR (3rd Gen).
  • 2012-16: Connecticut undergoes overhaul. BQQ-10(V)5 replaces 
  BSY-2. TB-34 and TB-29C added. 5th Gen AIR. BYG-1 6th Gen 
  Automatic combat system also fitted. CSA Mk2 Mod 0 replaced with 
  CSA Mk3 with 16 external launchers. Broadband sonar jammers and 
  torpedo ACMs, 5 Tactical Turn duration. Type 18 periscope updated 
  with IR (3rd Gen), ES (3rd Gen), and GPS. Type 8 periscope backfit-
  ted with IR (3rd Gen).
  • 2017: Jimmy Carter fitted with Mission Reconfigurable Unmanned 
  Undersea Vehicle (MRUUV).
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  47 
  93 
  140 
  167 
  186
  Surf Speed: 
  18 
  14 
  9 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Sub Sp (S, C): 38 
  29 
  19 
  10 
  0 
  Sinks
  Sub Sp (JC): 
  30 
  23 
  15 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Ethan Allen 
  SSN
  Displacement: 7884 subm 
  In Class: [2]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1984 - 92
  Propulsion: Nuclear 
  Crew: 124 +67
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 3rd Gen
  Signature: Small/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Deep I 
  Btry Rtng: 5 (Emerg.)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  PB/SB(2)2 Mk65 533mm TT w/12 Mk48 Mod 1 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 1st/2nd Gen
  BQS-4, BQR-7, BQR-15, BQR-19, BQR-21 
  K
  BPS-9 
  J
  Remarks:
  Converted SSBNs. Type 15 periscope has an ES sensor (1st Gen). 
  • Sep 82 - Sep 85: Sam Houston and John Marshall converted from 
  SSBN to troop transports with two external Dry Dock Shelters (DDS). 
  Some missile tubes removed to make room for berthing, airlocks, 
  stowage. Can carry 67 SEALs.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  42 
  85 
  127 
  152 
  169
  Surf Speed: 
  15 
  11 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 20 
  15 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Improved Los Angeles 
  SSN
  Displacement: see remarks 
  In Class: 23 - 1
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1988
  Propulsion: Nuclear 
  Crew: 141
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 3rd Gen
  Signature: Small/VQuiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Int V 
  Btry Rtng: 5 (Emerg.)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 5 Automatic
  PB&SB(2)2 Mk67 533mm TT w/26 weapons, est. loadout
   
  12 Mk48 ADCAP, 6 Harpoon, 8 Tomahawk Blk I/II (1988-97)
   
  18 Mk48 ADCAP, 8 Tomahawk Blk III (1997) 
  F, D
  PB&SB(12)1 Mk45 VLS w/12 Tomahawk 
  D
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 3rd/3rd Gen
  BSY-1 (BQQ-5D), TB-16D and TB-23 towed arrays 
  K
  BPS-16, Raytheon Pathfinder 
  J
  Remarks:
  Fitted with anechoic coating and CSA Mk2 Mod1 with 14 external CM 
  launchers. Broadband sonar jammers and torpedo ACMs, 5 Tactical 
  Turn duration. Fitted for under-ice operations. SSN 756 and on can 
  carry Mk67 Submarine Launched Mobile Mines (SLMM). Type 18 
  periscope has 2nd Gen ES.
  • SSN 751-767: 7147 t subm.
  • Hartford SSN 768 was the trials platform for the pump jet propulsor 
  design for SSN 21. Quiet acoustic signature.
  • SSN 771-773: 7177 t subm.
  • Oct 90: AN/BSY-1 combat system fully operational on SSN 755. 
  SSN 751, 752, and 754 have reduced capability before this date - 
  treat the combat system as 3rd Gen Semi-Automatic.
  • May 95: SSN 758 fitted with Advanced Mine Detection Sonar 
  (AMDS) - HF sonar under-ice, bottom navigation, ASW and MH.
  • Late 90s: BSY-1 updated to BQQ-5E standard. Fitted with WLY-1 
  (4th Gen AIR) and 4th Gen ACM.
  • 1999-00: SSN 772, 776 fitted for ASDS - 4 more were planned.
  • May 95-2003: Asheville SSN 758 was the trials platform for the 
  AMDS HF sonar for mine avoidance, navigation and ASW.
  • Sep 02: TACTOM available for VLS only.
  • 2001: Fitted with combined COMINT/ELINT/ES mast (BLQ-10)
  • • 2007-10: Fitted with BQQ-10(V)4 vice BSY-1. TB-29A replaces TB-
  23. TB-34 replaces TB-16D. BYG-1 6th Gen Automatic combat system 
  replaces BSY-1. Type 18 periscope updated with IR (3rd Gen), ES 
  (3rd Gen), and GPS. Type 8 periscope backfitted with IR (3rd Gen).
  • 2008-11: Fitted with keel ice avoidance sonar, provision for new 
  towed arrays.
  • 23 May 12: SSN 755 badly damaged during dockyard fire. Struck 
  due to budget cuts.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  DP (7147 t): 
  0 
  40 
  79 
  119 
  142 
  158
  DP (7177 t): 
  0 
  40 
  80 
  119 
  143 
  159
  Surf Speed: 
  15 
  11 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 32 
  24 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Los Angeles 
  SSN
  Displacement: see remarks 
  In Class: 39 - 30
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1976
  Propulsion: Nuclear 
  Crew: 141
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen
  Signature: Small/VQuiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Int V 
  Btry Rtng: 5 (Emerg.)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: See remarks
  PB&SB(2)2 Mk67 533mm TT w/26 see remarks 
  F, D
  F&A(12)1 VLS w/12 Tomahawk (SSN-719 - 750) 
  D
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 2nd/3rd Gen
  BQQ-5A, BQS-15 
  K
  BPS-15, Raytheon Pathfinder 
  J
  Remarks:
  Not fitted for under-ice operations or to carry mines. Type 18 peri-
  scope has 2nd Gen ES. Fitted with buoyant cable comms. Weapons 
  loadouts estimated.
  • SSN 688 - 699: BQQ-5A, Mk113 Mod 2 FCS (Gen 2 Manual): 22 
  Mk48 Mod 1, 4 SUBROC (1976-88); 26 Mk48 Mod 1 (1988-mid 90s). 
  Upgraded to CCS Mk1 1984-mid 90s, combat system Gen 4 Semi-
  Automatic. 6927 t subm.
  • SSN 700 - 715: BQQ-5B, Mk117 FCS (Gen 4 Semi-Automatic): 20 
  Mk48 Mod 3/4, 6 Harpoon IB. SSN-701 and on can launch Tomahawk 
  (TLAM only). Probably all updated to CCS MkI by mid 90s. 6977 t 
  subm.
  • SSN 716 - 718: BQQ-5C, TB-16A, CCS MkI FCS (Gen 4 Semi-Au-
  tomatic): 12 Mk48 Mod 3/4, 6 Harpoon IB, 8 Tomahawk I/II (1984-96); 
  18 Mk48 Mod 3/4, 8 Tomahawk I/II (1997 on). Provision for Sea Lance 
  (canceled), Mk67 SLMM, Tomahawk TASM. SSN 719 and on can ship 
  ADCAP when available. 7012 t subm.
  
  America’s Navy 
  A-14
  • SSN 719-722, 750: BQQ-5C, TB-16, CCS MkI FCS (Gen 4 
  Semi-Automatic), 3rd Gen ES: 12 Mk48 Mod 3/4, 6 Harpoon IB, 8 
  Tomahawk I/II (1984-96); 18 Mk48 Mod 3/4, 8 Tomahawk I/II (1997). 
  7102 t subm.
  • 1980: Fitted with 3rd Gen ACM.
  • Jul 87: SSN 710 fitted with BQG-5D WAA.
  • 1989: SSN 691 tasked with secondary trials role from this date. Fit-
  ted with ROV hangar in mid 90s.
  • 1989-mid 90s: All fitted with BQQ-5D, TB-16D/E, and TB-23. Backfit-
  ted with anechoic coating and CSA Mk2 Mod1 with 14 external CM 
  launchers. Broadband sonar jammers and torpedo ACMs, 5 Tactical 
  Turn duration.
  • 1991-92: SSN 712 tests BPS-16.
  • 1995 - 00: SSN 688, 690, 700, 701, 715 fitted with provisions for Dry 
  Dock Shelter (DDS), can accommodate 20 SEAL vice an estimated 
  8 Mk48.
  • Late 90s: Fitted with BQQ-5E and CCS Mk2 (Gen 5 Autimatic com-
  bat system), WLY-1 (4th Gen AIR) and 4th Gen ACM.
  • 2007-10: In service units fitted with BQQ-10(V)4 vice BQQ-5E. TB-
  16D/E and TB-23 towed arrays retained. Combat system updated to 
  BYG-1 6th Gen Automatic. Type 18 periscope updated with IR (3rd 
  Gen), ES (3rd Gen), and GPS. Type 8 periscope backfitted with IR 
  (3rd Gen).
  • 8 Jan 05: San Francisco collided with undersea mountain off Guam, 
  one sailor killed, 98 injured. Repaired Aug 05 - Oct 08.
  • 2008-11: Fitted with ice keel avoidance sonar.
  • 2016: San Francisco decommed, converted to a moored training 
  submarine in San Diego.
  • 2019: Only VLS units and SSN 698, 717 remain operational.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  DP (6927 t): 
  0 
  39 
  78 
  116 
  140 
  155
  DP (6977 t): 
  0 
  39 
  78 
  117 
  140 
  156
  DP (7012 t): 
  0 
  39 
  78 
  117 
  140 
  156
  DP (7102 t): 
  0 
  39 
  79 
  118 
  141 
  157
  Surf Speed: 
  15 
  11 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 32 
  24 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Glenard P. Lipscomb 
  SSN
  Displacement: 6480 subm 
  In Class: [1]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1974 - 90
  Propulsion: Nuclear 
  Crew: 121
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen
  Signature: Small/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Deep I 
  Btry Rtng: 5 (Emerg.)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 3 Semi-Automatic
  PB&SB(2)2 Mk63 533mm TT w/24 weapons, est. loadout
   
  18 Mk48 Mod 3/4, 6 Harpoon IB 
  F, D
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 2nd/2nd Gen
  BQQ-5A, TB-16, BQS-14 
  K
  BPS-15 
  J
  Remarks:
  SSN 685. Similar to Sturgeon class with experimental turbo-electric 
  drive. 20 Mk48 Mod 1, 4 SUBROC.
  •1984-85: Sonar upgraded to BQQ-5B, Gen 4 Semi-Automatic 
  combat system, 3rd Gen ACM.
  • 11 Jul 90: Struck.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  37 
  74 
  111 
  133 
  148
  Surf Speed: 
  18 
  14 
  9 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 23 
  17 
  12 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  Narwhal 
  SSN
  Displacement: 5350 subm 
  In Class: [1]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1969 - 99
  Propulsion: Nuclear 
  Crew: 120
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen
  Signature: Small/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Deep I 
  Btry Rtng: 5 (Emerg.)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 3 Semi-Automatic
  PB&SB(2)2 Mk63 533mm TT w/26 weapons, est. loadout
   
  16 Mk37 Mod 2, 6 Mk16, 4 SUBROC (1960s)
   
  or 22 Mk48 Mod 1, 4 SUBROC (1970s) 
  F, E
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 2nd/2nd Gen
  BQQ-2, STASS, BQS-8 or 14 
  K
  BPS-14 
  J
  Remarks:
  SSN-671. Similar to Sturgeon class but with prototype natural-
  circulation reactor. Angled torpedo TT limit max weapon launch speed 
  to 20 kts. Type 15 periscope has 1st Gen ES.
  • 1979: Sonar upgraded to BQQ-5A, TB-16A. Fitted with prototype 
  Mk117 fire control (Gen 4 Semi-Automatic). Estimated loadout 23 Mk 
  48 Mod 3/4 (1977-81), 17 Mk48 Mod 3/4, 6 Harpoon IB (1981-97). 
  SUBROC capability removed.
  • 1989-94: Sonar updated to BQQ-5D, TB-16E, TB-23. BPS-15 
  replaced BPS-14. 3rd Gen ES, 3rd Gen AIR, 3rd Gen ACM. Fitted with 
  Tomahawk, up to 8 missiles carried instead of torpedoes. Estimated 
  loadout is 18 Mk48, 4 Harpoon/Tomahawk, 4 Tomahawk.
  • 16 Jan 99: Deactivated, struck Jul 99.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  33 
  65 
  98 
  117 
  130
  Surf Speed: 
  20 
  15 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 25 
  19 
  13 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  Sturgeon 
  SSN
  Displacement: 4780 subm 
  In Class: [37]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1967 - 04
  Propulsion: Nuclear 
  Crew: 107Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen
  Signature: VSmall/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Deep I 
  Btry Rtng: 5 (Emerg.)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 3 Semi-Automatic
  PB&SB(2)2 Mk63 533mm TT w/24 weapons, est. loadout
   
  11 Mk37 Mod 2, 7 Mk16, 4 SUBROC, 2 Mk45 ASTOR 
  F, E
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 2nd/2nd Gen
  BQQ-2 
  K
  BPS-14 
  J
  Remarks:
  Improved Permit design. Angled torpedo TT limit max weapon launch 
  speed to 20 kts. Many fitted with PUFFS. Type 15 periscope has 1st 
  Gen ES.
  • SSN 637-639, 646-653, 660-670, 672-677: Short Hull with BQQ-2.
  • SSN 678-683: Long Hull with BQQ-2.
  • SSN 684, 686, 687: Long Hull with BQQ-5A.
  • 1970s: SSN 662, 666, 667, 672 fitted with provision for DSRV.
  • 1972: Mk48 Mod 1 available, replaces 1 reload with wire-G spools. 
  Estimated loadout 19 Mk48 Mod 1, 4 SUBROC. STASS sonar tested 
  on Pacific fleet unit. Many later fitted (estimate from 1973).
  • 1977: Parche fitted for “special projects,” including ability to operate 
  saturation divers and to tap underwater cables. Usually carry only 4 
  torpedoes in TT with ELINT/cable tapping equipment in torpedo room.
  • 1978: Richard B. Russel, Silversides fitted with Bustle communica-
  tions buoy.
  • Early 1980s: Sonar upgraded to BQQ-5B, TB-16A replaces STASS. 
  Mk117 fire control added Gen 4 Semi-Automatic, SUBROC capability 
  removed. Harpoon capability added. Estimated loadout 18 Mk 48 Mod 
  3/4, 6 Harpoon IB.
  • 1980: Batfish first USN submarine fitted with anechoic coating.
  • 1982: Cavalla fitted with provision for one DDS. Can carry 16 SEALs 
  vice an estimated 6 Mk48. Archerfish, Silversides, William H. Bates, 
  Tunny, L. Mendell Rivers fitted 1989-92 (SSN 678-680, 682, 686).
  • 1980s: Richard B. Russel fitted as special projects boat including 
  ability to tap underwater cables. In Service 1987.
  • 1986: Richard B. Russel trials with BQS-24 mine detection sonar.
  • 1990-94: Surviving units had the sonar upgraded to BQQ-5D, 
  without the TB-23. CCS MK1 combat system added, Gen 4 Semi-
  Automatic combat system.
  • Jan 87 - 91: Parche fitted with 100 ft extension for special projects 
  including sonar/ASW trials, displacement 7140 t subm. Crew 166, can 
  recover objects from seabed.
  
  America’s Navy
  A-15
  • 17 Dec 04: Parche struck.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  30 
  61 
  91 
  109 
  121
  Surf Speed: 
  15 
  11 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 26 
  20 
  13 
  7 
  0 
  Sinks
  Permit 
  SSN
  Displacement: 4770 subm 
  In Class: [14]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1962 - 92
  Propulsion: Nuclear 
  Crew: 106
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen
  Signature: VSmall/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Deep I 
  Btry Rtng: 5 (Emerg.)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 3 Semi-Automatic
  PB&SB(2)2 Mk63 533mm TT w/23 weapons, est. loadout
   
  12 Mk37 Mod 1/2, 9 Mk16, 2 Mk45 ASTOR (60s-70s) or
   
  23 Mk48 Mod 1 (1970s) 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 1st/2nd Gen
  BQQ-2, STASS, BQS-8  
  K
  SS-2 
  J
  Remarks:
  Listed as the Thresher class until her loss. Angled torpedo TT limit 
  max weapon launch speed to 20 kts. Type 15 periscope has 1st Gen 
  ES. Periscope not fitted with fairing - max useable speed 6 kts. Not 
  fitted with ELINT due to small sail size.
  • SSN 593 Thresher (60-63), 594 Permit (62-91), 595 Plunger (62-
  89), 596 Barb (63-89), 603 Pollack (64-89), 604 Haddo (64-90), 605 
  Jack (67-89), 606 Tinosa (64-91), 607 Dace (64-88), 612 Guardfish 
  (66-91), 613 Flasher (66-91), 614 Greenling (67-93), 615 Gato (67-
  94), 621 Haddock (67-92).
  • 10 Apr 63: Thresher lost with 129 crew.
  • 605 fitted with contra-rotating propellers, lengthened hull (299 feet), 
  slow speed turbines, displaces 4467 t subm, in an attempt for quieter 
  machinery - not successful.
  • 1964: SUBROC operational on Permit, others later fitted. Estimated 
  loadout 10 Mk37, 7 Mk14, 2 Mk45 ASTOR, 4 SUBROC.
  • 1972: BQR-15 tested on Pacific fleet unit. Several later fitted with 
  STASS (estimate 1973 on).
  • 1976: Permit tests Harpoon missile.
  • 1978: Barb tests Tomahawk missile.
  • 1979-85: Sonar upgraded to BQQ-5B, TB-14A added. Mk117 
  fire control (4th Gen Semi-Automatic) replaces Mk113. SUBROC 
  capability removed. Harpoon and Tomahawk capability added. Fitted 
  with 3rd Gen ACM. Estimated loadout: 17 Mk48 Mod 3/4 and 6 
  Harpoon IB. 
  • 1980s: SSN 596, 604-606, 612-615 fitted for Tomahawk. Estimated 
  torpedo loadout is 4 Harpoon IB, 11 Mk48, 8 Tomahawk Blk I/II.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  DP (4310 t): 
  0 
  28 
  57 
  85 
  102 
  113
  DP (4770 t): 
  0 
  30 
  61 
  91 
  109 
  121
  Surf Speed: 
  15 
  11 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Sb Spd (4310t): 27 
  20 
  14 
  7 
  0 
  Sinks
  Sb Spd (4770t): 26 
  20 
  13 
  7 
  0 
  Sinks
  Tullibee 
  SSN
  Displacement: 2607 subm 
  In Class: 1
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1960 - 88
  Propulsion: Nuclear 
  Crew: 56
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen
  Signature: VSmall/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Int III 
  Btry Rtng: 5 (Emerg.)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  PB&SB(2)2 Mk64 533mm TT w/6 Mk37 Mod1/2, 6 Mk16 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 1st/2nd Gen
  BQQ-1, BQG-1 PUFFS 
  K
  BPS-9 
  J
  Remarks:
  First USN submarine with integrated sonar suite and midships angled 
  TT. Special nuclear-electric drive, can go from full ahead to full astern 
  in seconds (use Small/CPP accel/decel times). Never fitted with 
  SUBROC. ASW trials until 1972, then operational with deployments 
  to Atlantic and Mediterranean. Type 8 periscope has ST range only 
  radar.
  • • 1969: BQG-4 replaces BQG-1.
  • 1973?: Fitted with STASS towed array.
  • 1977: Probably fitted for Mk48 torpedoes - estimated loadout 11 
  Mk48 Mod 1. Lose 1 reload space due to wire spools.
  • 1980: Fitted with 3rd Gen ACM.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  20 
  41 
  61 
  73 
  81
  Surf Speed: 
  13 
  10 
  7 
  3 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 16 
  12 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Skipjack 
  SSN
  Displacement: 3500 subm 
  In Class: [6]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1959 - 91
  Propulsion: Nuclear 
  Crew: 94
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Int III 
  Btry Rtng: 5 (Emerg.)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  PB&SB(3)2 Mk59 533mm TT w/12 Mk37 Mod1/2, 12 Mk16 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 1st/2nd Gen
  BQR-2B, SQS-4 Mod 1 
  K
  SS-2A 
  J
  Remarks:
  SSN 585 Skipjack (59-90), 588 Scamp (61-88), 589 Scorpion (60-
  68), 590 Sculpin (61-90), 591 Shark (61-86), 592 Snook (61-86).
  Original speed was 33 knots with 5-blade propeller. Never fitted with 
  SUBROC. Fitted to guide Regulus msls.
  • 1961: Improved auxiliary machinery and 7-blade propeller, speed 
  reduced to 30 kts, Noisy acoustic signature.
  • 1977: Fitted with STASS towed array, BQR-21 vice BQR-2, BPS-
  12 vice SS-2A, ES upgraded to 2nd Gen. Mk48 capability added, 
  estimated TT loadout is 23 Mk48 Mod 1. Lose 1 reload space due to 
  wire spools.
  • 1980: Fitted with 3rd Gen ACM.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  25 
  49 
  74 
  88 
  98
  Surf Speed: 
  15 
  11 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 33 
  25 
  17 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Sub Spd (‘61): 30 
  22 
  15 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Skate 
  SSN
  Displacement: 2860 subm 
  In Class: [4]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1957 - 87
  Propulsion: Nuclear 
  Crew: 95
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Int III 
  Btry Rtng: 5 (Emerg.)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  PB&SB(3)2 Mk56 533mm TT w/18 weapons, est. loadout
   
  8 Mk37 Mod 0, 10 Mk16 
  F
  PQ&SQ(2)1 Mk57 533mm TT w/2 Mk37 Mod 0
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 1st/2nd Gen
  SQS-4 Mod 1, BQR-2B 
  K
  SS-2 
  J
  Remarks:
  Double hull. Fitted with BQS-8 MH sonar and to guide Regulus msls.
  • SSN 578 Skate (57-86), 579 Swordfish (58-89), 583 Sargo (58-88), 
  584 Seadragon (59-84).
  • 1965: ‘Demoted’ to second line status, class largely used for Arctic 
  research.
  • Nov 65 - Aug 67. Swordfish fitted as special projects boat with 
  tethered ROV.
  • 1980: Fitted with 3rd Gen ACM.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  22 
  43 
  65 
  77 
  86
  Surf Speed: 
  15 
  11 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 19 
  14 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  
  America’s Navy 
  A-16
  Seawolf (i) 
  SSN
  Displacement: 4287 subm 
  In Class: [1]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1957 - 87
  Propulsion: Nuclear 
  Crew: 105
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen
  Signature: VSmall/Loud 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Int III 
  Btry Rtng: 5 (Emerg.)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  PB/SB(3)2 Mk51 533mm TT w/22 weapons, est. loadout
   
  10 Mk37 Mod 0, 10 Mk16, 2 Mk45 ASTOR 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 1st/1st Gen
  BQR-4A, SQS-4 Mod 3 
  K
  SS-2 
  J
  Remarks:
  • Dec 58-Sep 60: Reactor replaced, BQR-2B added.
  • May 65-Aug 67: Fitted to operate saturation divers (185 m+).
  • 1969: Fitted with thrusters - can hover in place.
  • Jan 71 - Jun 73: Converted to ‘Special project platform’ including 
  ability to tap underwater cables and anchor. Fitted to bottom by 1981.
  • 1980: Fitted with 3rd Gen ACM. Mk48 capability added. Estimated 
  loadout is 12 Mk48 Mod 1.
  • 1986: Operates in Libyan waters.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  28 
  56 
  84 
  101 
  112
  Surf Speed: 
  20 
  15 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 20 
  15 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Triton 
  SSRN
  Displacement: 7773 subm 
  In class: [1]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1959 - 69
  Propulsion: Nuclear 
  Crew: 180
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen
  Signature: Small/Loud 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Int III 
  Btry Rtng: 5 (Emerg.)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  PB&SB(2)2 Mk60 533mm TT w/10 weapons, est. loadout
   
  4 Mk37 Mod 1 and 6 Mk16 
  F
  PQ&SQ(1)2 Mk60 533mm TT w/4 Mk37 Mod 1 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 1st/1st Gen
  BQS-4, BQR-2B 
  K
  BPS-2, SPS-26 
  J
  Remarks:
  SPS-26 considered unreliable. Fitted with CIC, can direct fighters. 
  Type 8 periscope has ST range only radar.
  • 1962-64: Converted to SSN. BQS-8 obstacle avoidance sonar 
  added to the sail.
  • 3 May 69: Struck as too expensive to operate.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  42 
  84 
  125 
  150 
  167
  Surf Speed: 
  28 
  21 
  14 
  7 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 20 
  15 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Nautilus 
  SSN
  Displacement: 4092 subm 
  In class: [1]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1955 - 79
  Propulsion: Nuclear 
  Crew: 105
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen
  Signature: VSmall/Loud 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Int III 
  Btry Rtng: 5 (Emerg.)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  PB&SB(3)2 Mk50 533mm TT w/26 weapons, est. loadout
   
  22 Mk16 (1950s); 18 Mk16, 8 Mk37 Mod 0 (1960s-70s);
   
  22 Mk48 Mod 1 (1980s) 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 1st/1st Gen
  BQR-4A, SQS-4 Mod 4 
  K
  BPS-1, BPS-4 
  J
  Remarks:
  Type 8 periscope has ST range only radar.
  • 1958: Fitted with deck mounted UQS-1 for under-ice operations.
  • 1964: BQR-3A sonar added.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  27 
  55 
  82 
  98 
  109
  Surf Speed: 
  22 
  17 
  11 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 23 
  19 
  13 
  7 
  0 
  Sinks
  Grayback 
  SSG
  Displacement: 3650 subm 
  In class: [1]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1958 - 84
  Propulsion: Diesel-Electric 
  Crew: 84
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Int III 
  Btry Rtng: 45 (old)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  PB&SB(2)2 Mk52 533mm TT w/6 Mk 37 Mod 0, 6 Mk16 
  F
  PQ&SQ(1)2 Mk53 533mm TT w/4 Mk37 Mod 0 
  F
  F(1)4 RGM-6A Regulus 
  D
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 1st/1st Gen
  BQR-2B, BQS-4 
  K
  BPS-2 
  J
  Remarks:
  Must surface to fire Regulus, can provide guidance from periscope 
  depth. Stern Mk53 TT are swim out only - Quiet launch for Mk37 
  torpedoes. Type 8 periscope has ST range only radar.
  • 1964: Decommissioned when Regulus taken out of service.
  • 1967 - 1969: Conversion to LPSS, BQG-4 PUFFS added, room 
  for 85 commandos, Swimmer Delivery Vehicles and small boats in 
  former Regulus hangar.
  • 1970-72: Operated off South Vietnam.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  25 
  51 
  76 
  91 
  101
  Surf Speed: 
  15 
  11 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 14 
  11 
  7 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Growler 
  SSG
  Displacement: 3387 subm 
  In class: [1]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1958 - 64
  Propulsion: Diesel-Electric 
  Crew: 84
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Int III 
  Btry Rtng: 45 (old)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  PB&SB(2)2 Mk54 533mm TT w/6 Mk 37 Mod 0, 6 Mk16 
  F
  PQ&SQ(1)2 Mk55 533mm TT w/4 Mk37 Mod 0 
  F
  (1)4 RGM-6A Regulus I 
  D
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 1st/1st Gen
  BQR-2B, BQS-4 
  K
  SS-2 
  J
  Remarks:
  Stern Mk55 TT are swim out only - Quiet launch for Mk37 torpedoes. 
  Type 8 periscope has ST range only radar.
  • Decommissioned when Regulus taken out of service. Cost to modify 
  Growler as Grayback was prohibitive.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  24 
  48 
  72 
  86 
  96
  Surf Speed: 
  15 
  11 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 14 
  11 
  7 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Balao 
  SSG
  Displacement: 2425 subm 
  In class: [1]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1955 - 64
  Propulsion: Diesel-Electric 
  Crew: 81
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Int II 
  Btry Rtng: 45 (old)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  PB&SB(3)2 Mk34 533mm TT w/8 Mk37 Mod 0, 8 Mk16 
  F
  A(1)2 RGM-6A Regulus I 
  D
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 1st/1st Gen
  BQS-2, BQR-3 
  K
  SS-2 
  J
  
  America’s Navy
  A-17
  Remarks:
  SSG 317 Barbero. Max torpedo launch depth for Mk14/16 is Int 
  I. Mk37 can swim out at any operating depth. Must surface to fire 
  Regulus, can provide guidance from periscope depth.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  19 
  39 
  58 
  69 
  77
  Surf Speed: 
  20 
  15 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 
  9 
  7 
  5 
  2 
  0 
  Sinks
  Gato 
  SSG
  Displacement: 2425 subm 
  In class: [1]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1952 - 65
  Propulsion: Diesel-Electric 
  Crew: 85
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Int II 
  Btry Rtng: 45 (old)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  PB&SB(3)2 Mk34 533mm TT w/18 weapons, est. loadout
   
  14 Mk16, 2 Mk27 Mod 4 
  F
  PQ&SQ(2)2 Mk35 533mm TT w/5 Mk27 Mod 4 
  F
  A(1)2 RGM-6A Regulus I 
  D
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 1st/1st Gen
  BQS-2, BQR-3 
  K
  SS-2 
  J
  Remarks:
  SSG 282 Tunny. Max torpedo launch depth for Mk14/16 is Int I. Mk37 
  can swim out at any operating depth. Must surface to fire Regulus, 
  can provide guidance from periscope depth.
  • 1966: APSS conversion, see separate entry.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  19 
  39 
  58 
  69 
  77
  Surf Speed: 
  21 
  16 
  11 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 10 
  8 
  5 
  3 
  0 
  Sinks
  Barbel 
  SS
  Displacement: 2640 subm 
  In Class: [3]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1959 - 90
  Propulsion: Diesel-Electric 
  Crew: 85
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen
  Signature: VSmall/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Int III 
  Btry Rtng: 204 (old)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  PB/SB(3)2 Mk58 533mm TT w/22 weapons, est. loadout
   
  12 Mk37 Mod 1/2, 12 Mk16 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 1st/2nd Gen
  BQS-4, SQS-4 Mod 3, BQR-2B 
  K
  BPS-12 
  J
  Remarks:
  Single prop.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  20 
  41 
  61 
  73 
  81
  Surf Speed: 
  14 
  11 
  7 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 18 
  14 
  9 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Guppy III 
  SS
  Displacement: 2870 subm 
  In class: [9]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1960 (1945) - 75
  Propulsion: Diesel-Electric 
  Crew: 95
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Int II 
  Btry Rtng: 72 (old)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  PB&SB(3)2 Mk34 533mm TT w/22 weapons, est. loadout
   
  12 Mk37 Mod 1/2, 10 Mk16 
  F
  PQ&SQ(2)2 Mk35 533mm TT w/6 weapons, est. loadout
   
  6 Mk37 Mod 0 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 1st/1st Gen
  BQR-2B, BQG-4 PUFFS, BQS-4 
  K
  SS-2 
  J
  Remarks:
  Includes six Balao (SS-343, 344, 346, 351, 416, 425) and three 
  Tench (SS-487, 490, 524). Fitted for Mk45 ASTOR torpedoes. Max 
  torpedo launch depth is Int I. Can crash dive. Max snort speed 6 kts. 
  Fitted with a Type 8 periscope with a ST range only radar.
  • 21 Nov 1973: SS-344 Cobbler (Canakkale), SS-346 Corporal 
  (Birinci Inonu) transferred to Turkey.
  • 19 Dec 1973: SS-351 Greenfish (Amazonas) transferred to Brazil.
  • 15 Oct 1973: SS-425 Trumpetfish (Goias) transferred to Brazil.
  • 29 Oct 1973: SS-487 Remora (Katsonis) transferred to Greece.
  • 18 Aug 1972: SS-490 Volador (Gianfranco Gazzana Priaroggia), 
  SS-524 Pickerel (Primo Longobardo) transferred to Italy.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  22 
  43 
  65 
  77 
  86
  Surf Speed: 
  17 
  13 
  9 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 16 
  12 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Darter 
  SS
  Displacement: 2250 subm 
  In Class: [1]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1956 - 89
  Propulsion: Diesel-Electric 
  Crew: 93
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen
  Signature: VSmall/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Int III 
  Btry Rtng: 96 (old) 
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  PB/SB(3)2 Mk58 533mm TT w/22 Mk16 
  F
  PB/SB(2)1 Mk58 533mm TT w/4 Mk27 Mod 4 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 1st/2nd Gen
  BQR-4, BQS-4 
  K
  BPS-11 
  J
  Remarks:
  Improved Tang class. Used German Type XXI technology. Max snort 
  speed 12 knots.
  • Early 60s: Estimated torpedo loadout 16 Mk37 Mod 1/2, 6 MK16 
  forward, 4 Mk37 Mod 0/3 aft.
  • Mid-70s: 21 Estimated torpedo loadout Mk48 Mod 1 forward, 4 
  Mk37 Mod 2 aft. Can carry Mk10 or Mk49 (2 per torpedo) or Mk27 
  mines.
  • 1965: Fitted with BQG-4 (PUFFS) sonar and Mk45 ASTOR torpedo.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  18 
  37 
  55 
  66 
  73
  Surf Speed: 
  15 
  15 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 16 
  12 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Guppy IIA 
  SS
  Displacement: 2440 subm 
  In class: [15]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1952 (1944) - 74
  Propulsion: Diesel-Electric 
  Crew: 85
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Int II 
  Btry Rtng: 100 (old)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  PB&SB(3)2 Mk34 533mm TT w/22 Mk16 
  F
  PQ&SQ(2)2 Mk35 533mm TT w/6 Mk27 Mod 4 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 1st/1st Gen
  BQR-2, BQS-2, JT or BQR-3 
  K
  SS-2 
  J
  Remarks:
  Includes 12 Balao (SS 340, 365, 368, 377 382, 385, 391, 394, 396, 
  402, 410, 415) and four Tench (SS 418, 420, 421, 424). Maximum 
  torpedo launch depth is Int I. Can crash dive.
  • 30 May 58: Stickleback (SS 415) lost in collision, crew rescued.
  • late 50s: JT/BQR-3 removed. Later fitted with BQS-4,
  • 1964: Some carry Redeye SAM for use on surface - Estimated 
  F&A(1)1 Redeye w/4 missiles.
  • 30 Nov 1970: SS-394 Razorback (Murat Reis) transferred to Turkey.
  • 14 Dec 1970: SS-402 Sea Fox (Burak Reis) transferred to Turkey.
  • 1 Jul 1971: SS-396 Ronquil (Isaac Peral) transferred to Spain.
  • 1 Jul 1972: SS-421 Trutta (Cerbe) transferred to Turkey.
  • 26 Jul 1972: SS-365 Hardhead (Papanikolis) transferred to Greece.
  • 1 Aug 1973: SS-340 Entemedor (Preveze), SS-391 Pomfret (Oruc 
  
  America’s Navy 
  A-18
  Reis), SS-410 Threadfin (Ikinci Inonu), SS-418 Thornback (Uluc Ali 
  Reis) transferred to Turkey.
  • 26 Jun 1974: SS-368 Jallao (S-35) transferred to Spain.
  • 18 Nov 1974: SS-382 Picuda (Narciso Monturiol), SS-385 Bang 
  (Cosme Garcia) transferred to Spain.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  19 
  39 
  58 
  69 
  77
  Surf Speed: 
  18 
  14 
  9 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 16 
  12 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Barracuda (ex-K class) 
  SS
  Displacement: 1160 subm 
  In class: [3]
  Size Class: D/Small 
  In Service: 1952 - 73
  Propulsion: Diesel-Electric 
  Crew: 37
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Int II 
  Btry Rtng: 70 (old)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  PB&SB(3)2 533mm TT w/8 weapons, estimated loadout
   
  4 Mk16, 4 Mk27 Mod 4 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 1st/1st Gen
  BQR-2, BQR-4, BQS-3 
  K
  SS-2 
  J
  Remarks:
  ‘K’-class hunter-killer submarine. Originally designated SSK. 
  Maximum torpedo launch depth is Int I. 
  • 1959: BQR-4 removed. Used in training role.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  12 
  24 
  35 
  42 
  47
  Surf Speed: 
  13 
  10 
  7 
  3 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 
  9 
  7 
  5 
  2 
  0 
  Sinks
  Tang 
  SS
  Displacement: 2260 subm 
  In class: [6]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1951 - 80?
  Propulsion: Diesel-Electric 
  Crew: 83
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Int III 
  Btry Rtng: 85 (old)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  PB&SB(3)2 Mk43 533mm TT w/16 Mk16 
  F
  PQ&SQ(1)2 Mk44 533mm TT w/4 Mk16, 4 Mk27 Mod 4 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 1st/1st Gen
  QHB, JT or BQR-3 
  K
  BPS-4 
  J
  Remarks:
  Tang, Trigger, Wahoo, Trout, Gudgeon, Harder. First four fitted with 
  unreliable and noisy diesel engines. Max snort speed 11 knots. First 
  US class with hydraulic TT, can fire from any depth. Fitted with a Type 
  8 periscope with a ST range only radar.
  • 1957 - 59: Diesels replaced on first four of class, resolving 
  maintenance and noise issues (stats as above).
  • 1960? - 64: Sonars changed to BQR-2B and BQS-4, fitted to fire 
  Mk37 Mod 1/2 torpedoes.
  • 1966 - 68: Wahoo, Gudgeon, Harder fitted with BQG-4 PUFFS, 
  displacement 2700 t subm, can fire Mk45 ASTOR.
  • 1979-82: Tang, Wahoo and Trout were to have been transferred to 
  Iran - canceled in 1979.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  DP (2260 t): 
  0 
  18 
  37 
  55 
  66 
  73
  DP (2700 t): 
  0 
  21 
  42 
  62 
  75 
  83
  Surf Speed: 
  15 
  11 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 18 
  14 
  9 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Fleet Submarine 
  SS
  Displacement: 2425 subm 
  In class: [35]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1942 - 75
  Propulsion: Diesel-Electric 
  Crew: 81
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Int II 
  Btry Rtng: 45 (old)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 1 Manual
  PB&SB(3)2 Mk34 533mm TT w/16 Mk14/16 
  F
  PQ&SQ(2)2 Mk35 533mm TT w/8 4 Mk14/16, 4 Mk27 Mod4 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 1st/1st Gen
  BQS-2, BQR-3 
  K
  SS-2 
  J
  Remarks:
  Includes nine Gato, 18 Balao, and eight Tench. Cheaper conversions, 
  compared with GUPPY-series with streamlined sail only. Maximum 
  snorkel speed is 7 kts. Max torpedo launch depth is Int I. Can crash 
  dive.
  • 5 Mar 1966: SS-336 Capitaine (Alfredo Cappellini) transferred to 
  Italy.
  • 12 Jan 1962: SS-413 Spot (Simpson) transferred to Chile.
  • 23 Jan 1961: SS-414 Springer (Thomson) transferred to Chile.
  • 1 Jun 1964: SS-479 Diablo (Ghazi) transferred to Pakistan.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  19 
  39 
  58 
  69 
  77
  Surf Speed: 
  20 
  15 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 10 
  8 
  5 
  3 
  0 
  Sinks
  Fleet Snorkel 
  SS
  Displacement: 2425 subm 
  In class: [18]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1947 - 71
  Propulsion: Diesel-Electric 
  Crew: 85
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Int II 
  Btry Rtng: 45 (old)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 1 Manual
  PB&SB(3)2 Mk34 533mm TT w/16 Mk14/16 
  F
  PQ&SQ(2)2 Mk35 533mm TT w/4 Mk14/16, 4 Mk27 Mod4 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 1st/1st Gen
  BQS-2, BQR-3 
  K
  SS-2 
  J
  Remarks:
  Includes 13 Balao (SS-302, 303, 320, 331, 338, 392, 398, 399, 405, 
  408, 409) and 5 Tench (SS-423, 475, 476, 480, 482). Can crash dive. 
  Max snort speed 6 knots. Max torpedo launch depth is Int I.
  • 2 Dec 1968: SS-475 Argonaut (Rainbow) transferred to Canada.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  19 
  39 
  58 
  69 
  77
  Surf Speed: 
  20 
  15 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 10 
  8 
  5 
  3 
  0 
  Sinks
  Guppy IA 
  SS
  Displacement: 2400 subm 
  In class: [10]
  Size Class: C/VSmall 
  In Service: 1951 - 74
  Propulsion: Diesel-Electric 
  Crew: 82
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Int II 
  Btry Rtng: 72 (old)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  PB&SB(3)2 Mk34 533mm TT w/16 Mk14/16 
  F
  PQ&SQ(2)2 Mk35 533mm TT w/4 Mk14/16, 4 Mk27 Mod4 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 1st/1st Gen
  BQS-2, BQR-3 
  K
  SS-2 
  J
  Remarks:
  Includes 9 Balao (SS-319, 322, 323, 324, 341, 342, 403, 406, 407) 
  and one Tench (SS-417). Maximum snorkel speed is 8 kts. Max 
  torpedo launch depth is Int I. Can crash dive.
  • 1 Jul 71: SS-341 Chivo (Santiago Del Estero) transferred to 
  Argentina.
  • 30 Jun 72: SS-323 Caiman (Dumlupinar) transferred to Turkey.
  • 15 Jul 74: SS-406 Sea Poacher (Pabellon de Pica) transferred to 
  Peru.
  • 31 Jul 74: SS-403 Atule (Pacocha) transferred to Peru.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  19 
  38 
  57 
  68 
  76
  Surf Speed: 
  18 
  14 
  9 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 17 
  13 
  9 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  
  America’s Navy
  A-19
  Guppy II 
  SS
  Displacement: 2400 subm 
  In class: [22]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1947 - 73
  Propulsion: Diesel-Electric 
  Crew: 85
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Int II 
  Btry Rtng: 100 (old)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 1 Manual
  PB&SB(3)2 Mk34 533mm TT w/16 Mk14/16 
  F
  PQ&SQ(2)2 Mk35 533mm TT w/4 Mk14/16, 4 Mk27 Mod4 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 1st/1st Gen
  JT, WFA 
  K
  SS-2 
  J
  Remarks:
  Includes 12 Balao (SS-339, 343-347, 349- 352, 416, 425) and 12 
  Tench (SS-426, 478, 483- 487, 490, 522-525). Maximum snorkel 
  speed is 9 kts. Max torpedo launch depth is Int I. SS-484 Odax, SS-
  486 Pomodon, modified from Guppy I. Can crash dive.
  • 26 Aug 49: Cochino (SS-345) lost after battery explosion off Norway, 
  one crewman and six rescuers lost.
  • 1954: Sonar fit changed to BQS-2, BQR-3, BQS-3.
  • 1959: Mk37 Mod1/2 torpedoes available.
  • Modified to Guppy III: SS-351 Greenfish 1961, SS-343 Clamagore, 
  SS-344 Cobbler, SS-346 Corporal, SS-425 Trumpetfish, SS-487 
  Remora, SS-524 Pickerel 1962, SS-490 Voladore 1963
  • 1964: Some carry Redeye SAM for use on surface, estimated as 
  F&A(1)1 Redeye w/4 missiles.
  • 1 Jul 1971: SS-339 Catfish (Santa Fe) transferred to Argentina.
  • 5 Jan 1972: SS-347 Cubera (Tiburon) transferred to Venezuela.
  • 13 May 1972: SS-523 Grampus (Rio Grande do Sul) transferred to 
  Brazil.
  • 8 Jul 1972: SS-484 Odax (Rio de Janeiro) transferred to Brazil.
  • 28 Jul 1972: SS-350 Dogfish (Guanabara) transferred to Brazil.
  • 27 Mar 1973: SS-483 Sea Leopard (Bahia) transferred to Brazil.
  • 12 Apr 1973: SS-478 Cutlass (Hai Shih) transferred to Taiwan.
  • 15 May 1973: SS-525 Grenadier (Picua) transferred to Venezuela.
  • 17 Oct 1973: SS-522 Amberjack (Ceara) transferred to Brazil.
  • 18 Oct 1973: SS-426 Tusk (Hai Pao) transferred to Taiwan.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  19 
  38 
  57 
  68 
  76
  Surf Speed: 
  18 
  14 
  9 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 17 
  13 
  9 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Sailfish 
  SSR
  Displacement: 3168 subm 
  In class: [2]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1956 - 78
  Propulsion: Diesel-Electric 
  Crew: 95
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Int III 
  Btry Rtng: 72 (old)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  PB&SB(3)2 Mk49 533mm TT w/10 Mk37 Mod1/2, 8 Mk16 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 1st/1st Gen
  BQR-2B, BQS-4 
  K
  BPS-2, BPS-3 
  J
  Remarks:
  Sailfish, Salmon. Considered too slow to keep up with surface groups. 
  • 1960 - 61: Radar picket equipment removed, BQG-4 PUFFS added. 
  Submerged speed increases to 14 kts. Reclassified as SS.
  • Jun 64 - Apr 65: Salmon; FRAM II conversion.
  • Jan 65 - Feb 66: Sailfish; FRAM II conversion.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  23 
  46 
  69 
  83 
  92
  Surf Speed: 
  20 
  15 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Sub Sp (SSR): 10 
  8 
  5 
  3 
  0 
  Sinks
  Sub Sp (SS): 
  14 
  11 
  7 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Balao 
  SSR
  Displacement: 2308 subm 
  In class: [1]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1949 - 61
  Propulsion: Diesel-Electric 
  Crew: 108
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Int II 
  Btry Rtng: 45 (old)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 1 Manual
  PB&SB(2)2 Mk34 533mm TT w/6 Mk14/16, 2 Mk27 Mod4 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 1st/1st Gen
  QHB, JT 
  K
  SV-2, SR-2, BPS-4 
  J
  Remarks:
  Migraine II conversion.
  • 11 May 1961: SS-312 Burrfish (Grilse) transferred to Canada.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  19 
  37 
  56 
  67 
  74
  Surf Speed: 
  18 
  14 
  9 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 
  8 
  6 
  4 
  2 
  0 
  Sinks
  Gato 
  SSR
  Displacement: 2308 subm 
  In class: [3]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1953 - 60
  Propulsion: Diesel-Electric 
  Crew: 108
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Int II 
  Btry Rtng: 45 (old)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 1 Manual
  PB&SB(2)2 Mk34 533mm TT w/12 6 Mk14/16, 2 Mk27 Mod4 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 1st/1st Gen
  BQS-2, BQR-3 
  K
  SS-2, SV-2, BPS-2 
  J
  Remarks:
  Migraine III conversion. Atlantic: Pompon, Ray, Redfin, Pacific: Rasher, 
  Raton, Rock.
  • Late 50s: SV-2 removed. Some fitted with BPS-3.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  19 
  37 
  56 
  67 
  74
  Surf Speed: 
  18 
  14 
  9 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 
  8 
  6 
  4 
  2 
  0 
  Sinks
  Gato 
  APSS
  Displacement: 2425 subm 
  In class: [1]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1966 - 69
  Propulsion: Diesel-Electric 
  Crew: 85
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Int II 
  Btry Rtng: 45 (old)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  PB&SB(3)2 Mk34 533mm TT w/7 Mk37 Mod1/2, 9 Mk16 
  F
  PQ&SQ(2)2 Mk35 533mm TT w/4 Mk37 Mod 1/2, 4 Mk16 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 1st/1st Gen
  BQS-2, BQR-3 
  K
  SS-2 
  J
  Remarks:
  SS 282 Tunny. Can bottom. Max torpedo launch depth is Int I. 
  Converted from SSG.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  19 
  39 
  58 
  69 
  77
  Surf Speed: 
  21 
  16 
  11 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 10 
  8 
  5 
  3 
  0 
  Sinks
  Balao 
  APSS
  Displacement: 2415 subm 
  In class: [2]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1959 - 69
  Propulsion: Diesel-Electric 
  Crew: 120 + 160
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Int II 
  Btry Rtng: 45 (old)
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  PB&SB(3)2 Mk34 533mm TT w/7 Mk37 Mod1/2, 9 Mk16 
  F
  PQ&SQ(2)2 Mk35 533mm TT w/4 Mk37 Mod 1/2, 4 Mk16 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: 1st/2nd Gen
  BQS-2, BQR-3 
  K
  SS-2 or BPS-2 
  J
  
  America’s Navy 
  A-20
  Remarks:
  SS 313 Perch, SSG 325 Sealion. Can carry 115 troops. Hangar can 
  hold LVT with jeep and 75mm howitzer, plus eight 10 man small 
  boats. HRS helicopter can land on aft deck. Max torpedo launch 
  depth is Int I.
  • 1965: Perch operates off South Vietnam. Equipped with F/A(1)2 
  40mm deck guns (0.3L) and M2 .50 cal (0.1L).
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  19 
  39 
  58 
  69 
  77
  Surf Speed: 
  20 
  15 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 
  8 
  6 
  4 
  2 
  0 
  Sinks
  DCS 
  SSM
  Displacement: 28 subm 
  In Class: 0 + 1 + 2
  Size Class: F/VSmall 
  In Service: 2020
  Propulsion: Electric 
  Crew: 2 + 8
  Signature: Stealthy/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Int I 
  Btry Rtng: 30 (new)
  Sensors:
  HF Obstacle Avoidance 
  K
  Remarks:
  Dry Combatant Submarine. Can use diver lockout chamber down to 
  30 m.
  • 3QFY20: Operational from surface craft.
  • FY26: Operational from submarines.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  3.9
  Surf Speed: 
  5 
  4 
  3 
  1 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 
  5 
  4 
  3 
  1 
  0 
  Sinks
  SDV Mk11 
  LSDV
  Displacement: 4.5 subm 
  In Class: 2 + 5
  Size Class: F/VSmall 
  In Service: 2019
  Propulsion: Electric 
  Crew: 2 + 4
  Signature: Stealthy/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Int I 
  Btry Rtng: 25 (new)
  Remarks:
  Shallow Water Combat Submersible (SWCS). Can be launched from 
  Extended length Dry Deck Shelter.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  0.3 
  0.6 
  0.9 
  1.0 
  1.2
  Surf Speed: 
  5 
  4 
  3 
  2 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 
  6 
  5 
  3 
  2 
  0 
  Sinks
  ASDS 
  SS
  Displacement: 60 subm 
  In Class: [1]
  Size Class: F/VSmall 
  In Service: 2004 - 08
  Propulsion: Electric 
  Crew: 2 + 8
  Signature: Stealthy/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Int I 
  Btry Rtng: 45 (new)
  Sensors: 
  ES/AIR: None/???
  HF Obstacle Avoidance 
  K
  Remarks:
  Advanced SEAL Delivery System. Fitted with 2 folding masts - comms 
  and periscope. Not fitted with diesel engines, must recharge batteries 
  while on the mother ship or alongside. Can by carried by converted 
  Improved Los Angeles or Virginia SSN and SSGN or surface ships 
  with well dock. First boat considered too noisy and suffers from low-
  life batteries
  • Apr 05: Remainder of class canceled.
  • Nov 08: Suffers damage whilst battery charging and struck.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  1.6 
  3.3 
  4.9 
  5.9 
  6.5
  Surf Speed: 
  6 
  5 
  3 
  2 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 
  8 
  6 
  4 
  2 
  0 
  Sinks
  SDV MkVIII Mod 0/1 
  SSM
  Displacement: 3 subm 
  In Class: 14 - 4
  Size Class: G/VSmall 
  In Service: 1975 - 22
  Propulsion: Electric 
  Crew: 2 + 6
  Signature: VSmall/see remarks 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Shallow 
  Btry Rtng: 9 (new)
  Sensors:
  HF Obstacle Avoidance 
  K
  Remarks:
  Swimmer Delivery Vehicle. Acoustic signature Noisy/Quiet for Mod 0/
  Mod 1. Rated down to 152 m, much deeper than divers in open 
  cockpit can handle. Can plant MkV Limpet mines (100 lb explosives). 
  One SDV can be carried in a drydeck shelter. Range 15 nmi.
  • 1996 - 06: Mod 1 Gator upgrade with 2 + 6 crew, battery rating 18 
  (new), Quiet acoustic signature. Range 36 nm
  • 1999: Three transferred to UK.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  0.2 
  0.4 
  0.7 
  0.8 
  0.9
  Surf Speed: 
  6 
  5 
  3 
  2 
  0 
  Sinks
  S. Spd (Mod 0): 6 
  5 
  3 
  2 
  0 
  Sinks
  S. Spd (Mod 0): 9 
  7 
  5 
  2 
  0 
  Sinks
  SDV MkVII 
  SSM
  Displacement: 1.0 subm 
  In Class: ?
  Size Class: G/VSmall 
  In Service: 1968 - 80s
  Propulsion: Electric 
  Crew: 1 + 3
  Signature: Stealthy/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Shallow 
  Btry Rtng: 8 (new)
  Remarks:
  Swimmer Delivery Vehicle. First production USN SDV. Eight hour 
  endurance.
  • Early 80s: Retired.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  0.1 
  0.2 
  0.3 
  0.3 
  0.4
  Surf Speed: 
  4 
  3 
  3 
  1 
  0 
  Sinks
  Subm Speed: 
  5 
  4 
  3 
  2 
  0 
  Sinks
  Drydeck Shelter 
  DDS
  Displacement: 30 subm 
  In Class: 6
  Size Class: None 
  In Service: 1987
  Propulsion: None 
  Crew: See Remarks
  Signature: None 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Max Depth: Int II 
  Btry Rtng: None
  Remarks:
  Hangar for one SDV MkVIII or four CRRC and 20 SEALs plus airlock 
  into submarine. Can launch SDV/CRRC from Shallow Depth (130 feet 
  max) or perform mass lockout of 20 SEAL. Takes 12 hours to fit to 
  submarines equipped to handle DDS and a further 12 hours to test. 
  systems. Can be carried by C-5 or C-17 transport aircraft. Originally 
  fitted with SSN 688, 690, 700, 701, 715.
  • 2014: Atlantic and Pacific each has 3 DDS, 2 SSGN and 2 SSN. 
  Always one DDS per SSGN, with remainder on either SSGN or SSN. 
  Atlantic - SSGN 728 and 729, SSN 778 and 784. Pacific - SSGN 726, 
  727; SSN 776, 782.
  • Sep 18 - Sep 23: Modernized with 1.27 m extension for SDV Mk11.
  Iowa Guided Missile Battleship 
  BBG
  Displacement: 44000 std 
  In Class: 1
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1956
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 2753
  Signature: Large/Loud 
  Armor Rating: 45/19/195
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F(3)2 Mk7 16in/50//2 Mk13 
  C
  A(2)2 Mk10 w/80 Terrier//2 SPG-55 
  D
  A(1)1 launcher w/8 Regulus II 
  D
  P/S(2)10 Mk28 5in/38//4 Mk12 (9.8) 
  C
  PW/SW/4P/4S/PA/SA(2)12 Mk33 3in/50 (2.7) 
  C
  Sensors:
  SPS-6B, SPS-8 
  J
  Remarks:
  SCB 19. Kentucky. Proposal to convert unfinished hull as BBG. Au-
  thorized in 1954, canceled later that year. Displacement estimated.
  
  America’s Navy
  A-21
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  266 
  532 
  797 
  957 
  1063
  Surf Speed: 
  33 
  25 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Iowa Ballistic Missile Monitor (Sep 58) 
  BBMG
  Displacement: 40000 std 
  In Class: 4
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1963
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 2130
  Signature: Large/Loud 
  Armor Rating: 45/19/195
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 3 Semi-Automatic
  F(3)2 Mk7 16in/50//2 Mk13 
  C
  P/S(2)2 Mk28 5in/38//1 Mk56 GFCS (2.0) 
  C
  A(2)1 Mk12 w/56 Talos//2 SPG-49  
  D
  P/S(1)4 Mk12 w/42 Tartar//SPG-51  
  D
  A(1)1 launcher w/4 Regulus II  
  D
  P&S(1)8 Mk16 ASROC launcher w/8 ASROC 
  E
  PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/Mk44 
  F
  2 ASW helicopters 
  B
  Sensors:
  SPS-10, SPS-37, SPS-30, SPS-39 
  J
  SQS-26 
  K
  Remarks:
  Listed configuration is Scheme I. Scheme II would replace both 
  forward 16 inch turrets with F(2)1 Talos launcher//2 SPG-49. Launch 
  tubes for 6 Polaris missiles added early in 1959. Program canceled in 
  1959. Fitted with NTDS, Flag plot and command spaces for amphibi-
  ous command staff. Displacement estimated.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  250 
  499 
  749 
  898 
  998
  Surf Speed: 
  33 
  25 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Iowa Ballistic Missile Monitor II (1956) 
  BBMG
  Displacement: 40000 std 
  In Class: 4
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1961
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 2753
  Signature: Large/Loud 
  Armor Rating: 45/19/195
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F/A(2)2 Mk12 Talos w/80 msls//4 SPG-49 
  D
  P/S(2)4 Mk11 w/42 Tartar//2 SPG-55 
  D
  (12)1 launcher w/12 Jupiter 
  D
  Sensors:
  SPS-2, SPS-10, SPS-32, SPS-33, SPS-37 
  J
  Remarks:
  Preliminary design work only. Fitted with three sets of fin stabilizers. 
  Scheme I was fitted with 4 twin Talos launchers and 12 single Tartar 
  launchers (!), but was impractical because of mutual interference from 
  the 28 missile guidance radars. Displacement estimated.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  250 
  499 
  749 
  898 
  998
  Surf Speed: 
  27 
  20 
  14 
  7 
  0 
  Sinks
  Iowa (1982) 
  BB
  Displacement: 46177 std 
  In Class: [4]
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1982 (1943) - 92
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 2753
  Signature: Large/Loud 
  Armor Rating: 45/19/210
  Electrn Cnt: 3rd Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen T
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 3 Semi-Automatic
  2F/A(3)3 Mk7 406mm/50//2 Mk13 
  C
  P/S(2)6 Mk28 5in/38//4 Mk25 (5.9) 
  C
  PW/SW/PA/SW(R)4 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 (4@4.4A) 
  C
  PS/SS(4)4 Mk141 w/4 Harpoon 
  D
  PB&SB(4)8 Mk143 ABL w/4 Tomahawk 
  D
  Sensors: 
  ES: 3rd Gen
  SPS-67(V)1, SPS-49(V)5, SPS-59/LN-66 
  J
  Remarks:
  Iowa, New Jersey, Missouri, Wisconsin. Configuration as of 1981 - 88 
  modernization. Recommissioned: IA Apr 84, NJ Dec 82, MO May 86, 
  WI Oct 88. Typical Tomahawk loadout 16 TASM, 8 TLAM-C, 8 TLAM-
  N. Aft helo pad with space for three Small helicopters. Aft 406mm 
  turret cannot fire while helicopters are on the pad.
  • NJ has SPS-10 vice SPS-67. WI has SPS-64 vice LN-66, Phalanx 
  Blk I vice Blk 0, AA rating 4@6.6A. 
  • Dec 86: Iowa fitted with Pioneer UAV for gunfire spotting, others 
  fitted later.
  • 1988: WI fitted with Mk15 Phalanx Blk I (4@6.3A).
  • Apr 89: Gun explosion on Iowa, 47 killed. No.2 (forward) turret un-
  serviceable and never repaired.
  • 1991: MO and WI fitted with P/S(1)2 Bushmaster Mk88 25mm and 
  Stinger missiles for service in Middle East
  • Decommed: IA 1990, NJ, WI 1991, MO 1992.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  275 
  549 
  824 
  988 
  1098
  Surf Speed: 
  33 
  25 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Iowa (1967) 
  BB
  Displacement: 46177 std 
  In class: [1]
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1967 (1943) - 69
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 1626
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: None
  Signature: Large/Loud 
  Armor Rating: 45/19/210
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  2F/A(3)3 Mk7 406mm/50//2 Mk13 
  C
  2PW/2SW/P/S/2P&PQ/2S&SQ(2)10
   
  Mk28 5in/38//F/P/S/A 4 Mk25 (9.8) 
  C
  Aft Pad (1)4 helo 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-6, SPS-10 
  J
  Remarks:
  New Jersey. Recommissioned for Vietnam War. Aft 406mm turret 
  cannot fire while helicopters are on the pad.
  • Apr 68: Deployment. One 406mm turret and half of the 5 inch guns 
  not manned. Uses QH-50DM UAV for NGS spotting.
  • Dec 69: Decommed.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  275 
  549 
  824 
  988 
  1098
  Surf Speed: 
  33 
  25 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Iowa (1950) 
  BB
  Displacement: 46177 std 
  In class: [3]
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1950 (1943) - 58
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 1626
  Signature: Large/Loud 
  Armor Rating: 44/18
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  2F/A(3)3 Mk7 406mm/50//2 Mk13 
  C
  2PW/2SW/P/S/2P&PQ/2S&SQ(2)10
   
  Mk28 5in/38//F/P/S/A 4 Mk25 (9.8) 
  C
  P/S(4)20 Mk2 40mm/60 (5.0L) - IA, MO  
  C
  P/S(4)16 Mk2 40mm/60 (4.0L) - WI 
  C
  Aft Pad (1)4 HUP-2 Retriever 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-6, SPS-8, SPS-10 
  J
  Remarks:
  Iowa, New Jersey, Wisconsin. Recommissioned for Korean War: IA 
  Aug 51, NJ Nov 50, WI Mar 51. Aft 406mm turret cannot fire while 
  helicopters are on the pad.
  • 1956: Iowa, New Jersey and Wisconsin fitted to carry 10 Mk23
  406mm nuclear shells with nuclear warheads each for B mount
  only.
  • 1962: Mk23 nuclear shells removed.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  275 
  549 
  824 
  988 
  1098
  Surf Speed: 
  33 
  25 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Strike Cruiser 
  CSGN
  Displacement: 15000 std 
  In Class: --
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1978-97
  Propulsion: Nuclear 
  Crew: 650
  Electrn Cnt: 3rd Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen T
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  
  America’s Navy 
  A-22
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 4 Semi-Automatic
  F(1)1 Mk71 8in/55//SPG-60 
  C
  P/S(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 (2@5.0A) 
  C
  F/A(2)2 Mk26 w/64 SM2MR Blk II & ASROC//4 SPG-62 
  D
  PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 
  F
  PS/SS(4)4 Mk141 w/4 Harpoon IC 
  D
  PB&SB(4)2 Mk143 ABL w/4 Tomahawk 
  D
  Aft Pad(1)2 SH-60B LAMPS III 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: 3rd Gen
  SPY-1A, SPS-49(V)1, SPQ-9A 
  J
  SQS-53B 
  K
  Remarks:
  Design proposed during the Ford Administration. Eight units planned 
  for construction starting in FY 78. Designed for independent opera-
  tions, as opposed to fleet air defense. Ballistic protection over vital 
  spaces. CHP armor rating for CIC, Mk26/SM2MR, Mk71 gun, Engi-
  neering, Sensors, Mk143 ABL is 2. Mk86 FCS for Mk71 uses SPG-60 
  against air targets, SPQ-9 vs. surface targets. SPG-60 can direct 
  Mk45 gun or illuminate fifth target for SM2 msls. SPG-60 maximum 
  range band against air targets is Short.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  130 
  260 
  389 
  467 
  519
  Surf Speed: 
  32 
  24 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Virginia (i) 
  CGN
  Displacement: 10500 ltshp 
  In Class: [4]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1978 - 97
  Propulsion: Nuclear 
  Crew: 598
  Electrn Cnt: 2nd Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen T
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 4 Semi-Automatic
  F(2)1 Mk26 w/16 ASROC, 28 SM1MR Blk I &
   
  A(2)1 Mk26 w/24 SM1MR//A2 SPG-51 
  D
  F/A(1)2 Mk45 5in/54//A SPG-60 (2.2) 
  C
  PS/SS(4)2 Mk141 w/4 Harpoon IC 
  D
  PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 Mod 5 
  F
  Aft pad(1)1 SH-2F LAMPS I 
  B
  1 Elevator 
  --
  Sensors: 
  ES: 2nd Gen
  SPS-40B, SPS-48A, SPS-55, SPS-59/LN-66, SPQ-9A 
  J
  SQS-53A 
  K
  Remarks:
  Virginia, Texas, Mississippi, Arkansas. Magazines hold 18 Mk46 torpe-
  does for helo and Mk32 TT. Aluminum superstructure, -15% damage 
  modifier. Forward and aft Mk26 launchers share a total of 2 SPG-51 
  directors. SPG-60 can direct Mk45 guns or illuminate third target for 
  SM1MR msls. SPG-60 maximum range against air targets is Short. 
  Elevator on fantail leaked into hangar, helicopter rarely embarked.
  • Only Arkansas fitted with Harpoon on commissioning.
  • Fitted with Harpoon. Mississippi 1979, Texas by Jan 80, Virginia Dec 
  80.
  • 1982 - 86: Kevlar armor added, CHP armor rating for Mk26 launch-
  er, Mk45 gun, Sensors is 2.
  • 1984-87: Refitted. P/S(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 (2@5.0A) added, 
  PQ&SQ(4)2 Mk143 ABL w/4 Tomahawk (CHP armor rating 2) added 
  in place of helicopter. ECM and ES upgraded to 3rd Gen, Acoustic 
  Counterm upgraded to 2nd Gen Towed. Virginia 1984-85, Arkansas 
  1985?-86, Texas 1985-87, Mississippi 1986-87.
  • May 86: Virginia equipped with SM-2MR Blk II.
  • 1990 - 92: Virginia fitted with SPS-48E and SPS-64 replacing LN-66 
  and SPS-48.
  • Received New Threat Upgrade: SPS-48 upgraded to SPS-48E 
  (except Mississippi), SPS-40 replaced by SPS-49(V)5 (except 
  Virginia), SPS-10 and LN-66 replaced by SPS-64, SM1MR replaced 
  by SM2MR Blk II, ASROC removed from forward magazine, stowage 
  for SM2MR increased to 44. Combat system Gen 5 Human. Missis-
  sippi Mar 91 - Aug 92, Texas entered refit 1992 but decommed before 
  completion. Virginia and Arkansas struck instead of being upgraded.
  • 1991: Arkansas fitted with P/S(1)2 Mk38 25mm for Middle East 
  deployment.
  • 1992: Mississippi fitted with SPS-48E vice SPS-48C.
  • Decommed: Texas 1993, Virginia 1994 (fitted w/SPS-40B vice SPS-
  49 when decommed), Mississippi 1996, Arkansas 1997.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  94 
  189 
  283 
  339 
  377
  Surf Speed: 
  32 
  24 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  California 
  CGN
  Displacement: 9676 lt 
  In Class: [2]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1974 - 99
  Propulsion: Nuclear 
  Crew: 550
  Electrn Cnt: 2nd Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen T
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 4 Semi-Automatic
  F/A(1)2 Mk45 5in/54//F SPG-60 (2.2) 
  C
  F/A(1)2 Mk13 Mod 3 w/40 SM1MR Blk VI//4 SPG-51 
  D
  F(8)1 Mk16 w/24 ASROC 
  E
  PB/SB(2)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/2 Mk46 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES: 2nd Gen
  SPS-40B, SPS-48C, SPQ-9A, SPS-10, SPS-59/LN-66 
  J
  SQS-26 
  K
  Remarks:
  California, South Carolina. Helo pad aft. Magazines hold another 8 
  Mk46 torp (manual reload). Aluminum superstructure, -15% damage 
  modifier. SPG-60 can direct Mk45 gun or illuminate target for SM1/
  SM2 msls. SPG-60 maximum range against air targets is Short.
  • Early 80s: Fitted with P/S(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 (2@5.0A), PS/
  SS(4)2 Mk141 w/4 Harpoon IC, P/S(1)4 M2 .50 cal. (0.1), estimated 
  2nd Gen acoustic countermeasures. South Carolina Jan 83 - May 84. 
  California possibly 1992 - 83.
  • 1986 - 87: Vital spaces fitted with Kevlar armor, CHP armor rating for 
  Mk13, Mk45, CIC, sensors is 2.
  • Fitted with New Threat Upgrade; Cbt System Gen 5 Human, 
  SM1MR replaced by SM2MR Blk II/III. SPS-48C upgraded to 
  SPS-48E, SPS-40 replaced by SPS-49(V)5, SPS-10 replaced by 
  SPS-64 and SPS-67. ES and ECM upgraded to 3rd Gen, ACM to 2nd 
  Gen Towed. Mk16 ASROC launcher removed. California Apr 90 - Jan 
  93, South Carolina Mar 91 - Mar 94. 
  • 1999: Both units decommed.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  89 
  179 
  268 
  321 
  357
  Surf Speed: 
  32 
  24 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Truxtun 
  DLGN
  Displacement: 8600 std 
  In Class: [1]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1967 - 95
  Propulsion: Nuclear 
  Crew: 534
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen D 
  Acoustic Cnt: None
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 3 Semi-Automatic
  F(1)1 Mk42 5in/54//Mk68 (0.4) 
  C
  P/S(2)2 Mk33 3in/50//2 Mk34 (0.5) 
  C
  A(2)1 Mk10 w/60 weapons//2 SPG-55 
  D, E
  PB/SB(1)2 Mk25 533mm TT w/1 Mk37 torp 
  F
  PB/SB(2)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/2 Mk46 torp 
  F
  Aft Pad (1)1 DASH 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-10, SPS-40, SPS-48A 
  J
  SQS-26 
  K
  Remarks:
  Originally classified as DLGN. Mk10 loadout is 40 RIM-2 Terrier BT/
  HT and 20 ASROC. Aluminum superstructure, -15% damage modifier.
  • 1969: SM1ER replaced Terrier.
  • Nov 70 - Jan 71: LAMPS I refit, DASH hangar and flight deck 
  enlarged for SH-2F Seasprite. ECM and ES upgraded to 2nd Gen. 
  533mm TT removed.
  • Feb 74 - Jun 1975: Nuclear refuel. Designation changed to CGN 30 
  Jun 75.
  • 1977: SM2ER replaced SM1ER. Combat system upgraded to Gen 4 
  Semi-Automatic, Mk42 AA Rating 1.6.
  • 1979-80: Mk33 guns replaced by PB/SQ(4)2 Mk141 w/4 Harpoon. 
  Radar fit changed to SPS-40D, SPS-48C, SPS-59/LN-66.
  
  America’s Navy
  A-23
  • Sep 82 - Jul 84: Refitted, received SM2ER Blk II, SPS-10, LN-66 
  replaced by SPS-64, SPS-67. ECM upgraded to 3rd Gen, Counter-
  measures upgraded to 3rd Gen J&D. PW/SW(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx 
  Blk 0 (2@5.0A) added. 
  • Oct 89 - Jan 90: Radar fit changed to SPS-48C, SPS-49(V)5, SPS-
  64, SPS-67. Fitted with 1st Gen acoustic countermeasures.
  • 29 Sep 95: Decommissioned.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  76 
  152 
  228 
  274 
  304
  Surf Speed: 
  30 
  22 
  15 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Bainbridge 
  CGN
  Displacement: 7600 std 
  In Class: [1]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1962 - 95
  Propulsion: Nuclear 
  Crew: 459
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen J 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen T
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 3 Semi-Automatic
  P/S(2)2 Mk33 3in/50//2 Mk34 (0.9) 
  C
  F/A(2)2 Mk10 Mod 5 w/40 Terrier BW & BT//4 SPG-55 
  D
  F(8)1 Mk16 w/8 ASROC 
  E
  P/S(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk44 torp 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-10, SPS-37, SPS-39 
  J
  SPS-59/LN-66 
  J
  SQS-23 
  K
  Remarks:
  Original designation DLGN. Helo pad aft. No ASROC reloads. Alumi-
  num superstructure, -15% damage modifier.
  • Aug 67 - May 68: Nuclear refuel.
  • 1967: Mk46 torpedoes available.
  • Jun 74 - Sep 76: AAW Modernization, fitted with NTDS. Combat 
  system upgraded to Gen 4 Semi-Automatic. SM1ER//SPG-55B 
  replaced Terrier//SPG-55. 2nd Gen D countermeasures fitted, ES 
  upgraded to 2nd Gen. SQS-23 upgraded to SQQ-23 PAIR. Fitted with 
  SPS-59/LN-66 and SPS-43 radars, equipment to process signals 
  from LAMPS helicopter. No hangar. Mk33 3 inch guns replaced by 
  P/S(1)2 Mk67 20mm (0.1L)
  • 1 Jul 75: Reclassified as CGN.
  • Oct 78 - Jan 79: PB/SQ(4)2 Mk141 w/4 Harpoon added, 20mm 
  removed.
  • Oct 83 - Apr 85: Refitted. Radar fit changed to SPS-67, SPS-48C, 
  SPS-49(V)5. SM2ER vice SM1ER, P/S(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 
  (2@5.0A, P/S(1)4 M2 .50 cal (0.1L) added. Countermeasures and 
  ES upgraded to 3rd Gen (J&D), 2nd Gen acoustic countermeasures 
  added.
  • 1990: Received New Threat Upgrade, combat system Gen 5 Hu-
  man.
  • 1993?: ASROC launcher removed.
  • 6 Oct 95: Decommissioned.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  70 
  140 
  210 
  252 
  280
  Surf Speed: 
  34 
  26 
  17 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Long Beach (1983) 
  CGN
  Displacement: 15100 lt 
  In Class: [1]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1983 - 94
  Propulsion: Nuclear 
  Crew: 1162 + 68
  Electrn Cnt: 3rd Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen T
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 4 Semi-Automatic
  F(2)1 Mk10 w/80 SM2ER &
   
  F(2)1 Mk10 w/40 SM2ER//F/A 4 SPG-55 
  D
  PS/SS(4)2 Mk141 w/4 Harpoon 
  D
  P/S(1)2 Mk30 5in/38//2 Mk35 (2.2) 
  C
  A(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 (2@5.0A) 
  C
  P&S(8)1 Mk16 w/8 ASROC 
  E
  PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 
  F
  Aft Pad(1)1 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: 3rd Gen
  SPS-67(V)1, SPS-48C, SPS-49(V)3, SPS-59/LN-66 
  J
  SQQ-23 PAIR 
  K
  Remarks:
  20 total ASROC carried. Configuration after 1983 midlife conversion. 
  Aluminum superstructure, -15% damage modifier. Armor rating for 
  Bridge/CIC is 2.
  • 1985: Harpoon launchers moved to superstructure, PQ&SQ(4)2 
  Mk144 ABL w/4 Tomahawk added.
  • 1994: Deactivated. Canceled FY93 upgrade would have added 
  flag facilities (TFCC), New Threat Upgrade (Gen 5 Human combat 
  system), another 2 Tomahawk ABL.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  120 
  240 
  360 
  432 
  480
  Surf Speed: 
  30 
  22 
  15 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Long Beach 
  CGN
  Displacement: 14200 std 
  In Class: [1]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1961 - 94
  Propulsion: Nuclear 
  Crew: 1020
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen T
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 3 Semi-Automatic
  F(2)1 Mk10 Mod 2 w/80 Terrier BW & BT & 
  D
   
  F(2)1 Mk10 Mod 1 w/40 Terrier//F/A 4 SPG-55 
  D
  A(2)1 Mk12 w/52 Talos//2 SPG-49 
  D
  P&S(8)1 Mk16 w/8 ASROC 
  E
  PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 torp 
  F
  Aft Pad(1)1 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-32, SPS-33, SPS-10 
  J
  SQS-23 
  K
  Remarks:
  20 total ASROC carried. Aluminum superstructure, -15% damage 
  modifier.
  • 1961: Commissioned, but NTDS, SPS-33, Terrier and Talos not op-
  erational until late 1962. Originally Terrier BW and BT, later upgraded 
  to SPG-55A with Terrier HT capability.
  • 1962 - 1963: P/S(1)2 Mk30 5in/38//2 Mk56 added (1.0).
  • 1967: Mk46 torp replaced Mk44.
  • 1968: SPS-12 radar added because of problems with SPS-32/33.
  • 1969: SM1ER replaced Terrier.
  • Dec 76: Plan to fit ship with Aegis canceled.
  • 1977: Fitted with aft pad.
  • 1978: Talos deactivated.
  • Jan-Apr 79: Talos removed launcher and director removed, PS/
  SS(4)2 Mk141 w/4 Harpoon added.
  • Oct 80 - Mar 83: Upgraded. See separate entry.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  106 
  213 
  319 
  383 
  425
  Surf Speed: 
  30 
  22 
  15 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Ballistic Missile Defense Ship 
  CG?
  Displacement: 19000 std 
  In Class: --
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: --
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 360
  Electrn Cnt: 3rd Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 3rd Gen T
  Signature: Small/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 6 Automatic
  F(1)1 Railgun (30.0) 
  C
  F&A(8)32 Mk41/Mk57 VLS w/see remarks 
  D
  PW/SW/A(21)3 Mk49 w/21 RIM-116B RAM Blk IA 
  D/Intl
  A(1)1 Mk110 57mm (2.7) 
  C
  Aft pad, Elevator, 2 MV-22, 4 SH-60 
  --
  Sensors: 
  ES: 3rd Gen
  X band, S band radars (use SPY-3, SPY-4) 
  J
  Remarks:
  Proposal by Huntington Ingalls shipyard for Ballistic Missile Defense 
  ship. Based on the San Antonio LPD hull. VLS would carry a total of 
  256 missiles; could carry SM6, SM3, SM2, quad-pack ESSM, Toma-
  hawk. Fitted with Ship Self-Defense System Mk2.
  
  America’s Navy 
  A-24
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  152 
  304 
  455 
  546 
  607
  Surf Speed: 
  22 
  17 
  11 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  Bunker Hill (CMP) 
  CG
  Displacement: 7260 lt 
  In Class: 4 + 5 + 2
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 2015 (1986)
  Propulsion: COGAG/CPP 
  Crew: 309
  Electrn Cnt: 4th Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 3rd Gen T
  Signature: Med/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 6 Automatic
  F&A(8)16 Mk41 VLS w/128 msls total, est. loadout
   
  80 SM2MR Blk IIIB, 24 ESSM,10 SM3, 24 Tomahawk,
   
  8 VL ASROC. Can also fire SM6//4 SPG-62 
  D
  PS/SS(4)2 Mk141 w/4 Harpoon IC 
  D
  F/A(1)2 Mk45 Mod 4 5in/62//SPY-1 and SPQ-9B (2.2) 
  C
  P/S(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx 1B (7.6A) 
  C
  P/S(1)2 Mk38 Bushmaster 25mm 
  C
  P/S(1)4 M2 .50 cal (0.1L) 
  C
  PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 or Mk54 
  F
  Aft Pad(1)2 MH-60R Seahawk 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: 3rd Gen
  SPY-1D, SPS-73, SPS-64, SPQ-9B 
  J
  SQS-53C, TB-37 MFTA 
  K
  4th Gen FLIR /laser rangefinder (surface fire for Mk45) 
  --
  Remarks:
  Cruiser Modernization Program. Aegis Baseline 9, allows simulta-
  neous engagement of air and ballistic missile targets. Aluminum 
  superstructure, -15% damage modifier. Fitted with RAST helo 
  recovery system. SPY-1 directs Mk45 gun against air targets, SPQ-9B 
  directs gun against surface targets. Magazines hold 36 Mk54 torps for 
  helo and Mk32 TT. CHP armor rating for Sensors, Mk41, Mk45 is 2.
  • 2014: Port Royal, Lake Erie, Chosin placed on reduced operating 
  status. Eleven units in total placed in reserve until modernization
  • Upgrades: Chancellorsville Apr 12 - Mar 13, Normandy Apr 13 - Mar
  14, Vicksburg Jul 16 - Sep 17, Anzio Jan - Aug 18?, Cowpens Sep 
  18 - Dec 19, Gettysburg Jan 19 - Mar 20, Hué City Oct 19 - ?, Chosin 
  Dec 19 - Nov 21, Cape St. George ?
  • 16 Nov 13: Chancellorsville struck by BQM-74 target drone during 
  combat system tests, two sailors injured, damage to vital systems. 
  Repaired Jan - Jun 14.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  74 
  148 
  221 
  266 
  295
  Surf Speed: 
  30 
  22 
  15 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Bunker Hill 
  CG
  Displacement: 8910 std 
  In Class: 22
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1986
  Propulsion: COGAG/CPP 
  Crew: 387
  Electrn Cnt: 3rd Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen T
  Signature: Med/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 5 Automatic
  F&A(8)16 Mk41 VLS w/122 msls total, est. loadout
   
  96 SM2MR Blk II, 26 Tomahawk//PW/SW/2A 4 SPG-62 
  D
  PS/SS(4)2 Mk141 w/4 Harpoon IC 
  D
  F/A(1)2 Mk45 5in/54//SPY-1 and SPQ-9 (2.2) 
  C
  P/S(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 (5.0A) 
  C
  P/S(1)4 M2 .50 cal (0.1L) 
  C
  PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 Mod 5 
  F
  Aft Pad(1)2 SH-60B LAMPS III 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: 3rd Gen
  SPY-1A (CG 52-58), SPY-1B (CG 59-73),
   
  SPS-49(V)6, SPS-55, SPS-64, SPQ-9A 
  J
  SQS-53A (CG 52-55), -53B (CG 56-67), -53C (CG 68-73), 
   
  SQR-19(V)1 (CG 54-64, 66-73) or SQR-19(V)3 (CG 65) 
  K
  Remarks:
  Fitted with RAST. Magazines hold 36 torpedoes for helos and 
  324mm TT. Initially limited to SPQ-9A directing Mk45 guns against 
  surface targets only. CHP armor rating for Sensors, Mk41, Mk45 is 2. 
  Aluminum superstructure, -15% damage modifier.
  • Systems: SM2MR Blk III 1990?; SM2MR Blk IIIB 1999; Nulka 
  hovering decoy (4th Gen J&D) fitted 2000-06; Phalanx Blk I (2@7.6A) 
  (CG 55 1992 on, remainder in 1990s); SQS-53C vice SQS-53A 
  (1998). CG 65-73 have 4 SLQ-49 stationary distraction decoys.
  • 1991: SPY-1 upgraded to direct Mk45 gun against air targets.
  • Early 90s: VLS cranes deleted - each Mk41 VLS launcher increases 
  to 64 vice 61 cells - estimated Mk41 loadout 32 Tomahawk, 96 
  SM2MR). P/S(1)2 Mk38 Bushmaster 25mm guns (local control only) 
  added to units deploying to Middle East.
  • Late 90s?: SQR-19 removed, stored ashore. CG 53, 50 in 2001; CG 
  54 in 2002; CG 66, 69 in 2003.
  • 1998: CG 70, 73 fitted with SM2 Blk IVA.
  • 1999: CG 58, 59, 63 fitted with 4th Gen J&D.
  • 2001: CG 70 used for trials with SM2 Blk IVA and SM3 – first 
  generation BMD.
  • May 01: CG 72 fitted with Dutch Scout radar vice SPS-64.
  • Sep 05-10: Five fitted with first generation Ballistic Missile Defense, 
  estimated 8 SM3 carried vice 8 SM2MR. CG 70 in 2005, CG 73 
  in late 06; CG 67 in Sep 06; CG 61, CG 72 in 2009 - all with BMD 
  upgrades below.
  • 2005-10: Mk38 Bushmaster 25mm fitted with EO(D/N) GFC (no 
  longer local control).
  • 2006: Five updated to BMD 3.6 with SM3 Blk IA. Can detect and 
  engage ballistic missile and air targets at the same time.
  • 2008: Fitted with Scan Eagle UAV. Carried in torpedo magazine vice 
  an estimated six torpedoes. Launched and recovered from helo pad.
  • 2008+: Estimate fitted with 3rd Gen acoustic countermeasures.
  • 2009: Five BMD ships fitted with SM3 Blk IA, fuze-modified SM2 
  Blk IV used as terminal interceptor (retired 2012) - estimate 8 each 
  carried vice 16 SM2MR.
  • Feb 08-18: Cruiser Modernization Program, 11 ships updated. Listed 
  separately.
  • 2012-14: CG 59, 60, 62-66, 71 fitted with SQS-53D, TB-37 MFTA 
  and Mk54 torpedoes.
  • 2013: BMD ships fitted for remote targeting from land-based TPY-2 
  radars (Aegis Ashore).
  • Dec 14: First MH-60R deployment on CG 69. All fitted by 2015.
  • Mar 16: CG 57 fitted with SPQ-9B replacing SPQ-9A.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  74 
  148 
  221 
  266 
  295
  Surf Speed: 
  30 
  22 
  15 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Ticonderoga (ii) 
  CG
  Displacement: 7219 lt 
  In Class: [5]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1983 - 05
  Propulsion: COGAG/CPP 
  Crew: 395
  Electrn Cnt: 3rd Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen T
  Signature: Med/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 5 Automatic
  F(2)2 Mk26 Mod 1 w/20 SM2MR & 20 ASROC,
   
  A(2)2 Mk26 Mod 1 w/44 SM2MR//PW/SW/2A 4 SPG-62 
  D, E
  F/A(1)2 Mk45 5in/54//SPY-1 and SPQ-9 (2.2) 
  C
  P/S(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 (5.0A) 
  C
  P/S(1)2 Mk38 Bushmaster 25mm 
  C
  P/S(1)4 M2 .50 cal (0.1L) 
  C
  PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 Mod 5 
  F
  Aft Pad(1)2 SH-60B LAMPS III 
  B
  PS/SS(4)2 Mk141 w/4 Harpoon IB 
  D
  Sensors: 
  ES: 3rd Gen
  SPY-1A, SPS-49(V)6, SPQ-9A, SPS-55, SPS-64 
  J
  SQS-53A 
  K
  Remarks:
  Ticonderoga, Yorktown, Vincennes, Valley Forge, Thomas C Gates. 
  Fitted with RAST. Magazines hold 36 torpedoes for helos and 
  324mm TT. CG 47 and CG 48 have SPS-53 vice SPS-64, SM2MR 
  Blk I, SH-2F vice SH-60B and not fitted with RAST. Initially limited to 
  SPQ-9A directing Mk45 guns against surface targets only. CHP armor 
  rating for Sensors, Mk26, Mk45 is 2. Aluminum superstructure, -15% 
  damage modifier.
  • Systems: SM2MR Blk I 1983, SM2MR Blk II 1984, Harpoon IC 1985, 
  SM2MR Blk III 1990; Phalanx Blk IA 1992 (2@7.6A); P/S(1)2 Mk38 
  Bushmaster 25mm in the early 90s.
  
  America’s Navy
  A-25
  • 1983: Ships deploying to Med and Persian Gulf typically carry 
  Stinger msls - estimated as P/S(1)2 Stinger.
  • 1991: SPY-1 upgraded to direct Mk45 gun against air targets.
  • 1994?: ASROC retired - Forward Mk26 carries 44 SM2MR.
  • 1996: Two fitted with increased automation (crew of 309). Yorktown 
  (1996), Ticonderoga (2000).
  • 2005: Planned refits canceled - would have received SQS-53D.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  76 
  152 
  228 
  274 
  294
  Surf Speed: 
  30 
  22 
  15 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Belknap 
  CG
  Displacement: 6570 std 
  In Class: [9]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1964 - 95
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 492
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen T
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 3 Semi-Automatic
  F(2)1 Mk10 w/60 msls, normal loadout 52 Terrier and
   
  8 ASROC. Can carry up to 20 ASROC and only 40
   
  Terrier//2 SPG-55 
  D
  A(1)1 Mk42 5in/54//Mk68 (1.4) 
  C
  P/S(1)2 Mk33 3in/50//2 Mk5 (0.9) 
  C
  PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk44 
  F
  Aft Pad(1)3 DASH Drone 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-10, SPS-43, SPS-48A 
  J
  SQS-26 
  K
  Remarks:
  Originally classed as DLGs. Originally fitted with two Mk25 stern 
  tubes for Mk48 torpedoes, but these were never used. Aluminum 
  superstructure, -15% damage modifier. Carries 12 reload torpedoes.
  • Wainwright, Belknap, Josephus Daniels not fitted with NTDS, 
  combat system Gen 2 Manual. Have SPS-39 vice SPS-48. 1st Gen T 
  acoustic countermeasures not fitted to Josephus Daniels or Sterett.
  • 1960s: Countermeasures upgraded to 2nd Gen ES, 2nd Gen D.
  • Late 60s: Belknap, Josephus Daniels; NTDS added. Combat 
  system Gen 3 Semi-Automatic.
  • 1967: Mk46 torp replaced Mk44.
  • 1969: SM1ER missile replaced Terrier. Belknap fitted with SPS-48A 
  replacing SPS-39.
  • 1970s: Fitted with SPS-59/LN-66 radar. Mk25 TT removed.
  • 1971-72: LAMPS I refit, DASH hangar and flight deck enlarged for 
  SH-2 Sea Sprite. Belknap Dec 71, Biddle Apr 72, Wainright Jul 72.
  • 1974: Belknap fitted with SLQ-17 EW, Estimated 2nd gen ES, 2nd 
  gen J&D.
  • 1 Jul 75: Reclassified as CGs.
  • 22 Nov 75: Belknap involved in collision with carrier John F. Ken-
  nedy, heavily damaged by fire. Rebuilt 1976 - May 80. Combat system 
  Gen 4 Semi-Automatic. SM2 replaced SM1, Mk33 3 inch guns 
  replaced by Mk15 Blk 0 Phalanx (2@5.0A) and PB/SQ(4)2 Mk141 
  w/4 Harpoon, SQS-26 replaced by SQS-53A, SPS-43 replaced by 
  SPS-49(V)1. 1st Gen T Mk6 Fanfare torpedo decoy replaced by 2nd 
  Gen SLQ-25 Nixie. Kevlar armor in critical spaces.
  • 1976: Sterett first of class fitted with PB/SQ(4)2 Mk141 w/4 Harpoon 
  in place of Mk33 3in/50.
  • 1977-80: Class fitted with P/S(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 (2@5.0A), 
  SM2ER replaced SM1ER, estimate fitted with 2nd Gen acoustic 
  countermeasures.
  • Late 70s-early 80s: Fitted with SM1MR vice Terrier, 2nd Gen D, 
  Harpoon, SPS-48C. SPS-43 replaced by SPS-49(V)5 on Daniels, 
  Wainwright, Horne, Jouett or SPS-40 on Biddle, Fox, Standley, Sterett.
  • Early 80s: Fitted with SM2ER, 2nd Gen D and ES replaced by 3rd 
  Gen ES, 3rd Gen J&D.
  • New Threat Upgrade for all except Belknap, upgrades SPS-48 to 
  SPS-48E. Combat system Gen 5 Human. Biddle Jul 86-Jul 87, Jouett 
  1988?-89, Horne Sep 88-89, Fox Sep 89-Sep 90, Wainwright 1990?-
  91, Standley Jun 90-Aug 91, Daniels 1991-92, Sterett Jul 91-Aug 92.
  • 1986-87: Belknap refitted as 6th Fleet flagship. Helicopter hangar 
  replaced by accommodations, pad enlarged for SH-3 (Medium heli-
  copter).
  • Decommed: Wainwright, Biddle 1993; Josephus Daniels, Jouett, 
  Horne, Sterett, William H. Standley, Fox 1994; Belknap 1995.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  64 
  127 
  191 
  229 
  254
  Surf Speed: 
  33 
  25 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Albany 
  CG
  Displacement: 13700 std 
  In class: [3]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1962 - 80
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 1266
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen J 
  Acoustic Cnt: None
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 16/7
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 3 Semi-Automatic
  P/S(1)2 Mk24 5in/38//2 Mk56 (1.0) 
  C
  F/A(2)2 Mk12 w/52 RIM-8 Talos//4 SPG-49, 4 SPW-2 
  D
  P/S(2)2 Mk11 w/42 RIM-24 Tartar//4 SPG-51 
  D
  P&S(8)1 Mk16 w/8 ASROC 
  E
  PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk44 torpedoes 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-10, SPS-29, 2 SPS-30, SPS-39 
  J
  SQS-23 
  K
  Remarks:
  Albany (Nov 58-Mar 62), Chicago (Nov 58 - Feb 64), Columbus (Nov 
  59 - Jan 62). Baltimore/Oregon City class heavy cruisers converted to 
  missile cruisers. Talos magazine under armor. Tartar magazine has no 
  armor. No ASROC reloads. Aluminum superstructure, -15% damage 
  modifier. Helo pad aft for small helicopter.
  • Chicago has NTDS, combat system Gen 4 Semi-Automatic.
  • Feb 67 - Jun 69: Albany had SPS-29, SPS-39 replaced by SPS-
  43A, SPS-48A. Fitted with NTDS, combat system Gen 4 Semi-
  Automatic.
  • 1970s: Columbus has SPS-29 and SPS-39 replaced by SPS-43A.
  • Nov 70: Albany ECM upgraded to 1st Gen J&D.
  • Aug 72 - Aug 73: Chicago AAW Refit. Fitted with NTDS, Combat 
  system Gen 4 Semi-Automatic. Countermeasures upgraded to 1st 
  Gen J&D, SPS-29, SPS-39 replaced by SPS-43A, SPS-52. One 
  SPS-30 removed.
  • Sep 74 - Dec 74: Albany converted to flagship. SPS-48A vice SPS-
  39. One SPS-30 removed. Second SPS-30 removed late 76.
  • 1979: Planned refit included SM1MR replacing Tartar, adding 2 
  Phalanx and (4)2 Harpoon, canceled for lack of funds.
  • 1980: Talos removed from service.
  • Decommed: Columbus Jan 75, Chicago Mar 80, Albany Aug 80.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  104 
  208 
  311 
  374 
  415
  Surf Speed: 
  32 
  24 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Leahy 
  CG
  Displacement: 5670 std 
  In Class: [9]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1962 - 95
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 377
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen T
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 3 Semi-Automatic
  F/A(2)2 Mk10 w/est. 36 Terrier HT-3, 4 BT-3A(N)
   
  //2F/2A SPG-55A 
  D
  P/S(2)2 Mk33 3in/50//2 Mk34 (0.5) 
  C
  F(8)1 Mk16 w/8 ASROC 
  E
  PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk44 torp 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-10, SPS-37, SPS-39 
  J
  SQS-23, except Yarnell has SQQ-23 PAIR 
  K
  Remarks:
  Originally classed as DLG. Each Mk10 has both Terrier BT and HT. 
  No reloads for ASROC. Aluminum superstructure, -15% damage 
  modifier. VERTREP area aft. Total of 12 torps carried for Mk32 TT, 
  manual reloading.
  • Halsey, Reeves, Turner, Worden built with only F/A SPG-55.
  • Mar - Jun 65: Worden fitted with SPS-48A replacing SPS-39. 
  • 1967: Mk46 torp replaced Mk44.
  • Class AAW refit: Fitted with NTDS, combat system Gen 4 Semi-
  
  America’s Navy 
  A-26
  Automatic. All fitted with four SPG-55B, SPS 37 replaced by SPS-43. 
  SM1ER Blk II/III replaced Terrier, ECM and ES upgraded to 2nd Gen. 
  Leahy Feb 67 - Aug 68, Harry E. Yarnell Feb 68 - Jun 69, Gridley Sep 
  68 - Jan 70, Reeves Apr 69 - Aug 70, Worden Nov 69 - Jan 71, Dale 
  Nov 70 - Nov 71, England Apr 70 - Jun 71, Richmond K. Turner May 
  71 - May 72, Halsey Nov 71 - Dec 72.
  • 1 Jul 75: Reclassified as CGs.
  • 1976: Dale had SPS-43 replaced by SPS-49(V)1.
  • Jul 79: Turner test. fires Harpoon. Estimated fitted Sept 78. Yarnell 
  fitted late 70s with Phalanx.
  • 1974+: All except Yarnell fitted with 2nd Gen acoustic countermea-
  sure SLQ-25 vice 1st Gen Fanfare.
  • 1980s: Fitted with PB/SQ (4)2 Mk141 w/4 Harpoon in place of Mk33 
  3 inch guns, P/S(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 w/5 bursts (2@5.0A), SPS-
  59/LN-66, P/S(1)4 M2 .50 cal (0.1L) added. Leahy Jan-May 81, Dale 
  Mar 81 - Feb 82, Turner Jan-Dec 82, Gridley Oct 82-Oct 83, Worden 
  by 1983?, England by Jan 83, Reeves Harpoon by 1983, Phalanx by 
  Feb 84. Halsey early 80s. Gridley and Yarnell also upgraded SQS-23 
  to SQQ-23 PAIR.
  • 1986-91: Class received New Threat Upgrade and SM2ER Blk II. 
  Combat system Gen 5 Human. 3rd Gen J&D, 3rd Gen ES fitted. SPS-
  43 replaced by SPS-49(V)5, SPS-39 by SPS-48A, SPS-10 by SPS-
  67. Dale Jan 87-Jun 88, England Oct 86-Oct 87, Gridley Feb 90-Mar 
  91, Halsey May 89-90?, Leahy Jul 87-88, Reeves 1988-89?, Turner 
  Jun 88-Jul 89, Worden 1988-89, Yarnell 1987-88
  • Jan-Apr 93: Gridley refit with SM2ER Blk III.
  • Decommed: Leahy, Harry E. Yarnell, Worden, Reeves 1993; Dale, 
  Gridley, England, Halsey 1994; Richmond K. Turner 1995.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  58 
  115 
  173 
  207 
  230
  Surf Speed: 
  33 
  25 
  17 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Boston 
  CAG
  Displacement: 14480 std 
  In class: [2]
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen J 
  Acoustic Cnt: None
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 1635
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1955 (1943) - 70
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 16/7
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F(3)2 Mk16 8in/55//Mk13 
  C
  F/2P/2S(2)5 Mk38 5in/38//Mk25 (5.9) 
  C
  P/S(2)6 Mk33 3in/50//6 (Boston) or 4 (Canberra) Mk56 (2.7) 
  C
  A(2)2 Mk4 w/72 RIM-2 Terrier BW and BT
   
  //2 Mk25 Mod 7 (Boston) or SPG-5 (Canberra) 
  D
  Aft Pad(1)1 HUP-2 Retriever 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-6, SPS-10, SPS-12, SPS-3 (CXRX), SPS-13 (Canberra) 
  J
  Remarks:
  Boston converted Jan 52 - Nov 55, Canberra Jan 52 - Jun 56. 
  Converted Baltimore class heavy cruisers. Helo hangar under flight 
  deck. CHP armor rating for Bridge, CIC and Terrier magazines is 4.
  • Feb - Jun 63: Boston had SPS-3 radar replaced by SPS-30.
  • 1966: SPS-6, SPS-12 replaced by SPS-30, SPS-37A.
  • 1968: Terrier system removed, used as gun cruisers.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  127 
  254 
  380 
  456 
  507
  Surf Speed: 
  33 
  25 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Des Moines 
  CA
  Displacement: 19930 std 
  In class: [3 + 1]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1948 - 75
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 1860
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen J 
  Acoustic Cnt: None
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 16/7
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  2F/A(3)3 Mk16 8in/55//2 Mk13  
  C
  F/A/2P/2S(2)6 Mk32 5in/38//4 Mk12/22 (3.6) 
  C
  2F/4P/4S(2)10 Mk27 3in/50//4 Mk56 (5.5) 
  C
  Aft Pad(1)21 HUP-2 Retriever 
  B
  2 Aft catapult, 4 Floatplanes (Des Moines only) 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SR-3, SG-5 
  J
  Remarks:
  Des Moines, Salem, Newport News. Fourth unit Dallas canceled 
  incomplete in 1946, nine other planned units canceled. Hangar under 
  flight deck. Completed with (2)6 20mm, but removed as superfluous 
  in 1952.
  • 1948-49: Catapults and aircraft removed.
  • Post-1953: Search radars replaced by SPS-8A, SPS-12; Mk12/22 
  GFC radars replaced by Mk25.
  • 1955: Forward-most 3in/50 removed because of damage in heavy 
  seas, AA rating 8.2.
  • 1959: Mk27 3in/50 replaced by Mk33, same performance.
  • 1962: Newport News rebuilt as flagship. Two midships 3 inch 
  mounts removed, AA rating 4.5.
  • 1966: Newport News 3 inch fit P/S(2)4, AA rating 1.8.
  • 1966: Des Moines fitted with 1st Gen D.
  • 1 Oct 72: Newport News suffered explosion in number two 8 inch 
  gun turret, 19 killed and 10 injured. Turret remained out of action for 
  remainder of her service.
  • 1973: Newport News 3 inch fit P/S(2)2, AA rating 0.9.
  • 1974: Newport News all 3in/50 removed.
  • Decommed: Des Moines 1961, Salem 1959 (preserved as a 
  museum), Newport News 1975.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  157 
  314 
  470 
  564 
  627
  Surf Speed: 
  33 
  25 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Oregon City 
  CA
  Displacement: 14472 std 
  In Class: [3 + 1 + 6]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1946 - 80
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 2039
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 16/7
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 1 Manual
  2F/A(3)3 Mk15 8in/55//2 Mk13 
  C
  F/2P/2S/A(2)6 Mk32 5in/38//2 Mk12/22 (6.7) 
  C
  F/PW/SW/3P/3S/PA/SA(4)11 Mk2 40mm/60,
   
  PA/SA(2)2 Mk1 40mm/60 (3.0L) 
  C
  PW/SW/PA/SA(1)24 Mk10 20mm (1.5L) 
  C
  2 Aft catapults, 2 SC-1 Seahawk 
  B
  Sensors:
  SK, SC-2, 2 SG 
  J
  Remarks:
  Oregon City, Albany, Rochester. Modified Baltimore design. Additional 
  unit Northampton completed as a command cruiser, listed separately. 
  Additional six units laid down canceled 1945 and scrapped 
  incomplete.
  • Rochester had catapult and aircraft removed, converted to operate 4 
  HO3S-1 helicopters.
  • Feb - May 51: Rochester overhauled.
  • Combat system Gen 2 Manual, all 40mm and 20mm guns replaced 
  with 2F/4P/4S(2)10 Mk27 3in/50//?, AA rating 2.7. Rochester May - 
  Sep 53, Albany 1955?
  • Jun 58: Albany converted to guided missile cruiser, listed separately. 
  Planned conversion for Rochester canceled.
  • Decommed: Oregon City 1947, Rochester 1961.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  127 
  253 
  380 
  455 
  506
  Surf Speed: 
  33 
  25 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Baltimore 
  CA
  Displacement: 13600 std 
  In class: [14]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1943 - 71
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 1700
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen J 
  Acoustic Cnt: None
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 16/7
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 1 Manual
  2F/A(3)3 Mk16 8in/55//2 Mk13 
  C
  F/2P/2S/A(2)6 Mk38 5in/38//2 Mk12/22 (6.7) 
  C
  P/S(4)12 Mk2 40mm/60 (3.0L) (2 cranes) 
  C
  P/S(4)11 Mk2 40mm/60, (2)2 Mk1 40mm/60 (3.0L) (1 crane) 
  C
  
  America’s Navy
  A-27
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SG, SK 
  J
  Remarks:
  Baltimore, Boston, Canberra, Quincy, Pittsburgh, Saint Paul, 
  Columbus, Helena, Bremerton, Fall River, Macon, Toledo, Los Angeles, 
  Chicago. Configuration as of post-WW II and early 1950s refits.
  • Most except St. Paul, Helena, Toledo in reserve after WW II, 
  reactivated for Korean war. Macon Oct 50, Los Angeles Jan 51, 
  Pittsburgh Sep 51, Boston, Bremerton Nov 51, Quincy Jan 52.
  • Jan 52: Boston and Canberra converted to missile cruisers, listed 
  separately.
  • 1952-55: 40mm replaced by 2F/4P/4S(2)10 Mk27 or Mk33 3in/50//? 
  (5.5). 20mm removed. Combat system Gen 2 Manual, 5 inch AA 
  rating 7.8.
  • 1956-58: Fitted with A(1)1 Regulus w/3 missiles/SPQ-2. Takes six 
  hours to load and prep for launch. Toledo, Macon, Los Angeles Mar 
  56-1958, Helena Jul 56.
  • Nov 58: Chicago converted to missile cruiser, listed separately as 
  part of the Albany class.
  • Nov 59: Columbus converted to missile cruiser, listed separately as 
  part of the Albany class.
  • Feb - Aug 56: Saint Paul; Fwd 5in/38 mount removed for command 
  spaces, AA rating 7.8.
  • Late 50s: SG and SK radars replaced by SPS-6 or SPS-12, SPS-8
  • 1960: Helena; Regulus system removed from all four ships. SPS-43 
  added on Helena 1960, Los Angeles 1961.
  • Decommed: Baltimore 1956, Quincy 1954, Pittsburgh 1956, Saint 
  Paul 1971, Helena 1963, Bremerton 1960, Fall River 1947, Macon 
  1961, Toledo 1961, Los Angeles 1963. 
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  122 
  243 
  365 
  437 
  486
  Surf Speed: 
  33 
  25 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Cleveland (Talos Cmd) 
  CLG
  Displacement: 11280 std 
  In class: [2]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1960 (1944) - 79
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 1382
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen J 
  Acoustic Cnt: None
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 12/4
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F(3)1 Mk16 6in/47//Mk13 
  C
  F(2)1 Mk32 5in/38//Mk56 (2.0) 
  C
  A(2)1 Mk7 w/46 RIM-8 Talos//2 SPG-49, 2 SPW-2 
  D
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-2, SPS-17, SPS-10, SPS-39 (Little Rock) 
  J
  SPS-8B, SPS-10, SPS-29, SPS-39 (Oklahoma City) 
  J
  Remarks:
  Little Rock, Oklahoma City. Fitted as flagship. Aluminum 
  superstructure, -15% damage modifier. Fitted with aft pad for Small 
  helicopter. Terrier magazine CHP armor rating is 3.
  • Early 1960s: SQS-23 and DASH facilities added.
  • 1963: SPS-8B and SPS-2 replaced by SPS-30.
  • Late 60s: SPS-17, SPS-29, SPS-39 replaced by SPS-43A.
  • 1975: Redesignated CG.
  • Decommed: Little Rock Nov 76, Oklahoma City Dec 79. Little Rock 
  preserved as a museum ship in Buffalo, NY.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  91 
  183 
  274 
  329 
  365
  Surf Speed: 
  32 
  24 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Cleveland (Terrier) 
  CLG
  Displacement: 11280 std 
  In class: [1]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1960 (1944) - 69
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 1382
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen J 
  Acoustic Cnt: None
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 12/4
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F(3)2 Mk16 6in/47//Mk13 
  C
  F/P/S(2)3 Mk38 5in/38//Mk25 (3.9) 
  C
  A(2)1 Mk9 w/120 RIM-2 Terrier//2 SPQ-5 
  D
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-8B, SPS-10, SPS-29, SPS-39 
  J
  Remarks:
  Topeka Aluminum superstructure, -15% damage modifier.
  • early 1960s: SQS-23 and DASH facilities added. 
  • 1963: SPS-8 replaced by SPS-30.
  • Late 60s: SPS-29 replaced by SPS-43A. Estimated SPS-37 at the 
  same time.
  • Jun 69: Decommed.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  91 
  183 
  274 
  329 
  365
  Surf Speed: 
  32 
  24 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Cleveland (Terrier Cmd) 
  CLG
  Displacement: 11280 std 
  In class: [2]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1959 (1944) - 74
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 1070
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen J 
  Acoustic Cnt: None
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 12/4
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F(3)1 Mk16 6in/47//Mk13 
  C
  F(2)1 Mk38 5in/38//Mk25 (2.0) 
  C
  A(2)1 Mk9 w/120 RIM-2 Terrier//2 SPQ-5 
  D
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-8, SPS-10, SPS-29, SPS-39 
  J
  SQS-23 (Springfield) 
  J
  Remarks:
  Providence, Springfield. Aluminum superstructure, -15% damage 
  modifier.
  • 1960s: Providence; SQS-23, DASH facilities added.
  • 1963: SPS-8 replaced by SPS-30.
  • late 60s: SPS-29 replaced by SPS-43A. Estimated SPS-37 at the 
  same time.
  • 1969: Both placed in reserve.
  • Decommed: Providence 1973, Springfield 1974. 
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  91 
  183 
  274 
  329 
  365
  Surf Speed: 
  32 
  24 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Cleveland (Talos) 
  CLG
  Displacement: 11820 std 
  In class: [1]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1958 (1945) - 70
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 1070
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen J 
  Acoustic Cnt: None
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 12/4
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F(3)1 Mk16 6in/47//Mk13 
  C
  F/P/S(2)3 Mk38 5in/38//Mk25 (3.9) 
  C
  A(2)1 Mk7 w/46 RIM-8 Talos//2 SPG-49, 2 SPW-2 
  D
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-8B, SPS-10, SPS-29, SPS-39 
  J
  Remarks:
  Galveston (CLG-3). Aluminum superstructure, -15% damage modifier.
  • Aug 1961 - Sep 1961: Upgrades to Talos.
  • Jun 62: Refitted, SPS-8B, SPS-39 replaced by SPS-30, SPS-37, 
  SPS-39, 1st Gen towed acoustic countermeasures. Estimated DASH 
  facilities added.
  • Late 60s: SPS-29 replaced by SPS-43A.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  91 
  183 
  274 
  329 
  365
  Surf Speed: 
  32 
  24 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Worcester 
  CL
  Displacement: 14700 std 
  In class: [2]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1948 - 58
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 1401
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 12/9
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  2F/2P&S/2A(2)6 Mk16DP 6in/47//2 Mk13 (5.9) 
  C
  F/2PB/2SB/P/S/2PQ/2SQ(2)11 Mk33 3in/50//4 Mk56 (5.5) 
  C
  
  America’s Navy 
  A-28
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-6, SPS-8, SPS-10 
  J
  Remarks:
  Worcester, Roanoke. Two additional units Vallejo, Gary canceled 
  incomplete 12 Aug 45, six additional planned units canceled.
  • 1958: Both decommed.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  128 
  256 
  384 
  461 
  512
  Surf Speed: 
  32 
  24 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Northampton 
  CLC
  Displacement: 14700 std 
  In class: [1]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1953 - 70
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 1635
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 14/6
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen J 
  Acoustic Cnt: None
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F/A(1)4 Mk42 5in/54//Mk67 (5.5) 
  C
  P/S(2)4 Mk37 3in/70//4 Mk56 (8.8) 
  C
  Aft Pad (1)2 HUP-2 Retriever 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-2, SPS-8, SPS-10, SPS-29D 
  J
  Remarks:
  Northampton (CLC-1). Helo hangar under deck. There is a 10% 
  chance each Tactical Turn a 3in/70 is fired of a mount casualty, 
  rendering it nonfunctional.
  • 15 Apr 61: Redesignated to CC-1.
  • 1962: All 3 inch guns removed.
  • 1964: SPS-2 removed.
  • 1968: Three 5 inch mounts removed, leaving only A(1)1 Mk42. AA 
  rating 1.4. Mk67 FC radar, 2 Mk56 removed.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  128 
  256 
  384 
  461 
  512
  Surf Speed: 
  32 
  24 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Arleigh Burke Flight III 
  DDG
  Displacement: 10700 fl 
  In Class: 0 + 1 + 12
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 2023
  Propulsion: COGAG/CPP 
  Crew: 278
  Electrn Cnt: 4th Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 4th Gen T
  Signature: Small/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 6 Automatic
  F&A(8)4 fwd & (8)8 aft Mk41 VLS w/9 msls total,
   
  typical loadout 38 SM2MR, 6 SM3 
   
  Blk IA/IB, 16 SM6, 32 ESSM, 4 VL ASROC,
   
  24 Tactical Tomahawk//F/2A 3 SPG-62 
  D
  F(1)1 Mk45 Mod 4 5in/62//see remarks (1.1) 
  C
  P/S(1)2 Mk38 Mod 2 Bushmaster 25mm//2 EO GFC 
  C
  PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk54 
  F
  Aft Pad(1)2 MH-60R Seahawk 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: 4th Gen
  SPY-6(V)1 AMDR, SPQ-9B,
   
  BridgeMaster E (Decca 2000 series) 
  J
  SQS-53D, TB-37 MFTA, Kingfisher mine detection 
  K
  Mk20 Mod 1 EO sensor (4th Gen FLIR, laser rangefinder) 
  --
  Remarks:
  Jack H. Lucas 125, Louis H. Wilson 126, Ted Stevens 128, Jeremiah 
  Denton 129, William Charette 130, George M Neal 131, Quentin 
  Walsh 132, Sam Nunn 133, John E. Kilmer 134, Thad Cochran 135, 
  Richard G. Lugar 136. 137-138 under contract, 139-144 projected. 
  Simultaneous AAW and BMD (3rd Gen) using SPY-6, capable of 
  remote engagement. Mk45 uses SPY-1 for AA and SPQ-9B/laser rf 
  for surface fire. Broad hull, treat as A-sized ship equipped with dual 
  stabilizers on Sea State Speed table, fitted with RAST. CHP armor rat-
  ing for sensors, CIC, Mk41, Mk45 is 5. 
  • DDG 138 planned to have ADMR-X replacing SPQ-9B
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  94 
  187 
  281 
  337 
  374
  Surf Speed: 
  32 
  24 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Zumwalt 
  DDG
  Displacement: 14564 std 
  In Class: 2 + 1
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 2021
  Propulsion: COLGAG 
  Crew: 148 + 38
  Electrn Cnt: 4th Gen D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 3rd Gen T
  Signature: VSmall/VQuiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 6 Automatic
  F(1)2 AGS 155mm/62 w/see remarks 
  C
  PA/SA(1)2 Mk46 30mm Bushmaster II//2 EO GFC 
  C
  PS&SS(24)2 & (16)2 Mk57 VLS w/80 msls, est. loadout
   
  38 Tactical Tomahawk Blk IV/Va, 40 ESSM (10 quad-packs),
   
  20 SM2MR Blk IIIA, 6 SM6 Blk IA, 6 VL ASROC//SPY-3 
  D
  Aft Pad(2)1 MH-60R, 3 MQ-8B 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: 4th Gen
  SPY-3 MFR (3D, SS, FC), SPS-73 
  J
  SQS-60, SQS-61, TB-37 MFTA 
  K
  FLIR/IRST (est. 4th Gen) 
  --
  Remarks:
  Zumwalt, Michael Monsoor, Lyndon B. Johnson. Fitted with RAST, 
  ballast tanks (treat as Size Class A with dual stabilizers on Sea State/
  Speed and Safe Sea State tables), electrical propulsion (accelerates 
  as if equipped with CPP), command facilities, space for 20 SOF. 
  SPY-3 can only engage either air or surface targets at one time. 
  Reduced magnetic, IR, radar, acoustic signatures. Each critical hit on 
  the VLS destroys DP/D6 cells, up to the maximum number of cells 
  in that section (24 cells forward port and starboard, and 16 cells aft 
  port and starboard). Aft pad can accommodate Large helicopter. Can 
  carry additional MH-60R vice MQ-8C. Stern ramp with belowdecks 
  boat hangar. Composite superstructure on the first two units, -15% 
  damage modifier.
  • AGS not operational, as 155mm LRAP rounds canceled due to 
  expense, planned 2017 Excalibur replacement canceled Dec 19.
  • Oct 16: Zumwalt commissioned without combat system. Fitted 2018 
  - Mar 20, IOC planned Dec 21, with first deployment expected in 
  2022.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts (Z, M): 0 
  108 
  216 
  324 
  389 
  432
  Dam Pts (L): 
  0 
  127 
  255 
  382 
  458 
  509
  Surf Speed: 
  30 
  23 
  15 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Arleigh Burke
  Flight IIA Technology Insertion 
  DDG
  Displacement: 9800 fl 
  In Class: 2 + 4 + 4
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 2021
  Propulsion: COGAG/CPP 
  Crew: 270
  Electrn Cnt: 4th Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 4th Gen T
  Signature: Small/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 6 Automatic
  F&A(8)4 fwd & (8)8 aft Mk41 VLS w/96 msls total, typical
   
  loadout 38 SM2MR, 6 SM3 Blk IA/IB, 16 SM6, 32 ESSM,
   
  4 VL ASROC, 24 Tactical Tomahawk//F/2A 3 SPG-62 
  D
  F(1)1 Mk45 Mod 4 5in/62//see remarks (0.9) 
  C
  A(R)1 Mk15 Phalanx Blk IB (7.6A) 
  C
  PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk54 
  F
  Aft Pad(1)2 MH-60R Seahawk 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: 4th Gen
  SPY-1D, SPQ-9B or SPS-67,
   
  BridgeMaster E (use Decca 2000 series) 
  J
  SQQ-53D, TB-37 MFTA, Kingfisher mine detection 
  K
  Mk20 Mod 1 EO sensor (4th Gen FLIR, laser rangefinder) 
  --
  Remarks:
  DDG 116-124, 127. Thomas Hudner 116, Paul Ignatius 117, Daniel In-
  ouye, 118, Carl M. Levin, 120, Frank E. Petersen Jr. 121, John Basilone 
  122, Lenah H. Sutcliffe Higbee 123, Harvey Barnum Jr. 124, Patrick 
  Gallagher 127. SPY-1D can engage air and BMD targets (3rd Gen) at 
  same time, can engage remote targets with SM6. Fitted with RAST. 
  Mk45 uses SPY-1 for AA and SPQ-9B/laser rf for surface fire. Broad 
  hull, treat as A-sized ship equipped with dual stabilizers on Sea State/
  Speed table. CHP armor rating for Sensors, Mk41, Mk45 is 5. Provi-
  sion for PB&SB(4)2 Harpoon msls.
  
  America’s Navy
  A-29
  • DDG 116-118 have SPS-67(V)3 vice SPQ-9B. DDG 116 has 3rd Gen 
  ES.
  • Can carry Scan Eagle UAV in torpedo magazine vice an estimated 
  six torpedoes. Launched and recovered from helo pad.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  88 
  175 
  263 
  315 
  350
  Surf Speed: 
  32 
  24 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Arleigh Burke Flight IIA Restart 
  DDG
  Displacement: 9515 fl 
  In Class: 3
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 2016
  Propulsion: COGAG/CPP 
  Crew: ???
  Electrn Cnt: 4th Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 3rd Gen T
  Signature: Small/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 6 Automatic
  F&A(8)4 fwd & (8)8 aft Mk41 VLS w/96 msls total, typical
   
  loadouts 38 SM2MR, 6 SM3 Blk IA/IB, 16 SM6, 32 ESSM,
   
  4 VL ASROC, 24 Tactical Tomahawk//F/2A 3 SPG-62 
  D
  F(1)1 Mk45 Mod 4 5in/62//see remarks (0.9) 
  C
  A(R)1 Mk15 Phalanx Blk IB (7.6A) 
  C
  P/S(1)2 Mk38 Bushmaster 25mm//EO director 
  C
  P/S(1)4 M2 .50 cal (0.1L) 
  C
  PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk54 
  F
  Aft Pad(1)2 MH-60R Seahawk 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: 3rd Gen
  SPY-1D, SPS-64, SPS-67, BridgeMaster E (Decca series) 
  J
  SQQ-53C, TB-37 MFTA, Kingfisher mine detection 
  K
  Mk20 Mod 1 EO sensor (4th Gen FLIR, laser rangefinder) 
  --
  Remarks:
  John Finn 113, Ralph Johnson 114, Rafael Peralta 115. Fitted with 
  RAST. Mk45 uses SPY-1 for AA and laser rf for surface fire. Broad 
  hull, treat as A-sized ship equipped with dual stabilizers on Sea State/
  Speed table. Fitted with Integrated Air and Missile Defense (IAMD) 
  - SPY-1D can detect and engage air and TBM targets at same time, 
  can engage remotely with SM6. CHP armor rating for Sensors, CIC, 
  Mk41, Mk45 is 5. Provision for PS/SS(4)2 Mk141 w/4 Harpoon.
  • Can carry Scan Eagle UAV in torpedo magazine vice an estimated 
  six torpedoes. Launched and recovered from helo pad.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  86 
  172 
  258 
  310 
  344
  Surf Speed: 
  32 
  24 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Arleigh Burke Flight IIA 
  DDG
  Displacement: see remarks 
  In Class: 46
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 2000
  Propulsion: COGAG/CPP 
  Crew: 380
  Electrn Cnt: 3rd Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen T
  Signature: Small/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 6 Automatic
  F&A(8)4 fwd & (8)8 aft Mk41 VLS w/96 msls total, typical
   
  72 SM2MR, 4 VL ASROC, 20 Tomahawk or 36 SM2MR,
   
  4 VL ASROC, 56 Tomahawk//F/2A 3 SPG-62 
  D
  F(1)1 Mk45 Mod 4 5in/62//see remarks (0.9) 
  C
  F/A(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx Blk I (2@7.6A) 
  C
  PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 Mod 5A(SW) 
  F
  Aft Pad(1)2 SH-60 Seahawk 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: 3rd Gen
  SPY-1D, SPS-67(V)3, SPS-64 (DDG 79-86), BridgeMaster E
   
  (use Decca 2000 series) (DDG 87-112) 
  J
  SQS-53C, SQR-19(V)3 towed array 
  K
  3rd Gen FLIR (DDG 82 - 84) or
   
  4th Gen FLIR/laser rf (DDG 85 - 112) 
  --
  Remarks:
  DDG 79-112, DDG 79-84 displ 9238 fl, DDG 85-90 9300 fl, DDG 91-
  112 9400 lt. Fitted with RAST. Mk45 uses SPY-1 for AA and SPS-67 or 
  EO/laser rangefinder for surface fire. Broad hull, treat as A-sized ship 
  with dual stabilizers on Sea State/Speed table. CHP armor rating for 
  Sensors, CIC, Mk41, Mk45 is 5. Provision for PB&SB(4)2 Harpoon.
  • DDG 79, 80 have Mk45 5in/54 (1.1). DDG 81-84 has F/A Phalanx, 
  DDG 85-112 have aft Phalanx only. DDG 91-112 have 4th Gen J&D
  • Jul 02: ESSM available on DDG 85-112 as standard, DDG 79-84 
  fitted 2004-06. 32 ESSM replace 8 SM2MR.
  • May 04: Tactical Tomahawk available.
  • 2008: Fitted with Scan Eagle UAV. Carried in torpedo magazine vice 
  an estimated six torpedoes. Launched and recovered from helo pad.
  • 2009-17: Refits with Mk54 torpedoes, MH-60R vice SH-60B, TB-37 
  MFTA added. SH-60B retired 2015. First DDG-87 Sep 09.
  • Sep 12 - Nov 14: Donald Cook (DDG-75) fitted with 4th Gen J&D 
  and six stationary distraction decoys.
  • Nov 13: Six SM6 replace six SM2MR. 
  • 2014: DDG-109 fitted with SPQ-9B replacing SPS-67.
  • Jul 15: DDG-96 fitted with 4th Gen ES.
  • 2017-21: Refits with 6 SM6 replacing 6 SM2MR, SPY-1D can detect 
  and engage air and BMD targets at same time (3rd Gen BMD), Pha-
  lanx Blk IB, 4th Gen J&D, 4th Gen FLIR/laser rf (can direct Mk45). 
  DDG-80 2017-18, DDG-79 2018-22, DDG 83 2019-20, DDG 84, 85 
  2019-20, DDG 87 2019-21.
  • 2020: DDG-105 fitted with F ODIN laser dazzler integrated to com-
  bat system.
  • 2020s: To be fitted SM6 remote engagement.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  DP (79-84): 
  0 
  84 
  169 
  253 
  303 
  337
  DP (85-90): 
  0 
  85 
  169 
  254 
  304 
  338
  DP (91-112): 
  0 
  85 
  171 
  256 
  307 
  341
  Surf Speed: 
  32 
  24 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Arleigh Burke Flight I, II 
  DDG
  Displacement: see remarks 
  In Class: 21, 7
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1991, 1996
  Propulsion: COGAG/CPP 
  Crew: 346
  Electrn Cnt: 3rd Gen D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen T
  Signature: Small/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 5 Automatic
  F&A(8)4 fwd & (8)8 aft Mk41 VLS w/90 msls total, typical
   
  loadout 72 SM2MR, 18 Tomahawk or  
   
  62 SM2MR, 28 Tomahawk or
   
  34 SM2MR, 56 Tomahawk//F/2A 3 SPG-62 
  D
  F(1)1 Mk45 5in/54//SPY-1D (1.1) 
  C
  F/A(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx Blk I (2@7.6A) 
  C
  PS/SS(4)2 Mk141 w/4 Harpoon IC 
  D
  PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 Mod 5A(S) 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES: 3rd Gen
  SPY-1D, SPS-64, SPS-67(V)3 
  J
  SQS-53C 
  K
  3rd Gen FLIR, SRS-1 Combat DF 
  --
  Remarks:
  DDG 51-78. DDG 51 displ 6624 lt, DDG 52-71 6731 lt. Helo pad aft 
  with RAST (except DDG-51 is not fitted with RAST). Can refuel and 
  rearm LAMPS helos (9 torpedoes and sonobuoys) but no hangar for 
  maintenance. Broad hull, treat as A-sized ship equipped with dual 
  stabilizers on Sea State/Speed table. Mk45 gun uses SPS-67 against 
  surface targets and SPY-1 against air targets. CHP armor rating for 
  Sensors, CIC, Mk41, Mk45 is 5. VLS strikedown crane occupies three 
  Mk41 cells in fore and aft groups. DDG 68-71 fitted with 3rd Gen J&D. 
  Fitted with 4 SLQ-49 floating distraction decoys (retired early 00s). 
  DDG-72-78 fitted with SRS-1 Combat DF, in addition to SLQ-32 3rd 
  Gen ES, see 5.2.9.5.
  • 1990s Refits: Strikedown cranes removed from Mk41 VLS, cells 
  plated over. Fitted with 3rd Gen J&D. Most have SQR-19 removed, 
  stored ashore.
  • 1993: VL ASROC available.
  • 2000s refits: Fitted with P/S(1)2 Mk38 Bushmaster 25mm and 
  P/S(1)4 M2 .50 cal (0.1L). Fitted with Nulka decoy (4th Gen D). 
  Phalanx Blk IA upgraded to Blk IB (7.6A). Fitted with Tactical Toma-
  hawk and ESSM (6 quad-packs for 24 ESSM vice 6 SM2MR in all 
  loadouts).
  • 1993: Tomahawk Blk III (planned to retired 2022) and VL ASROC 
  available, 4 VL ASROC replace 4 SM2MR.
  • Sep 99: Eleven of DDG 52-67 fitted with 3rd Gen J&D by this date.
  • 2001?: Fitted with P/S(1)1 Mk 38 Bushmaster 25mm.
  • May 04: Tactical Tomahawk available.
  
  America’s Navy 
  A-30
  • 2004 - 06: DDG 53, 60, 65, 69, 70 fitted to provide BMD remote 
  targeting, no engagement ability. DDG-54 first BMD patrol off Japan 
  Oct 04.
  • Jul 05: Fitted with Scan Eagle UAV. Carried in torpedo magazine 
  vice an estimated six torpedoes. Launched and recovered from helo 
  pad.
  • 2009-13: DDG 53-56, 58-63, 65, 67-71 fitted for 1st Gen BMD with 
  six SM3 replacing 6 SM2MR.
  • 2008 - 15: DDG 53-56, 58-78 fitted for 2nd gen BMD with 6 SM3 
  replacing 6 SM2MR. 
  • 2010-12: DDG-60, 62, 63 fitted with Mk54 torp, TB-37 MFTA sonar.
  • Dec 13: DDG-61 fitted with six Mk59 floating distraction decoys.
  • 2013-20: DDG 51-53, 56, 57, 60, 61, 63, 65-67, 69, 70 fitted with 6 
  SM6 replacing 6 SM2MR, 32 ESSM replacing 8 SM2MR, P/S(1)2 
  Mk38 Mod 2 Bushmaster 25mm//2 EO directors, 4th Gen J&D. DDG 
  51-53, 56, 57, 61, 65-67, 69-70 also fitted with Mk54 torpedoes and 
  TB-37 sonar.
  • 2014-19: DDG 51-63, 65-69, 72, 74, 76, 77 fitted with SM6 remote 
  engagement.
  • 2016-18: DDG 54, 55, 58, 59 fitted with Mk54 torpedoes, TB-37 
  sonar.
  • 2016-17: DDG 64, 71, 75, 78 refits with A(11)1 SeaRAM w/11 RAM 
  Blk II replacing A Phalanx, 4th Gen J&D, 4th Gen ES and six station-
  ary distraction decoys.
  • 17 Jun 17: Fitzgerald (DDG 62), collided with container ship ACX 
  Crystal southwest of Yokosuka, Japan. She was severely damaged. 
  Seven were killed, and three injured. Transported to Pascagoula 
  aboard a heavy-lift vessel in late 2017, then repaired until Feb 20; 
  returned to homeport Jun 20.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  DP (DDG 51): 
  0 
  82 
  163 
  245 
  293 
  326
  DP (52-71): 
  0 
  83 
  165 
  248 
  297 
  330
  DP (72-78): 
  0 
  84 
  168 
  252 
  302 
  336
  Surf Speed: 
  31 
  23 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Kidd 
  DDG
  Displacement: 6950 ltshp 
  In Class: [4]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1981 - 99
  Propulsion: COGAG/CPP 
  Crew: 340
  Electrn Cnt: 3rd Gen D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen T
  Signature: Med/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 4 Semi-Automatic
  F(2)1 Mk26 Mod 3 w/24 SM1MR & 
   
  A(2)1 Mk26 Mod 4 w/44 see remarks//2 SPG-51 
  D
  F/A(1)2 Mk45 5in/54//F SPG-60 (2.2) 
  C
  PA/SB&S(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 (5.0A) 
  C
  PS/SS(4)2 Mk141 w/4 Harpoon IC 
  D
  Aft Pad(1)2 SH-2F LAMPS I 
  B
  PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 Mod 5 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES: 3rd Gen
  SPS-55, SPQ-9A, SPS-48C, LN-66 
  J
  SQS-53A 
  K
  Remarks:
  Kidd, Callaghan, Scott, Chandler. Iran’s gift to the US Navy, also 
  called “The Dead Admiral” or “Ayatollah” class. Aluminum superstruc-
  ture, -15% damage modifier. After msl magazine has 16 ASROC, 28 
  SM1MR Blk IV. Mk86 FCS for Mk45 uses SPG-60 against air targets, 
  SPQ-9 vs. surface targets. SPG-60 can direct Mk45 gun or illuminate 
  target for SM1 or SM2 msls out through Short Range band. CHP 
  armor rating for Sensors, Mk26, Mk45 is 2. Carries 18 Mk46 torps for 
  manual reload of TT. Usually carries only 1 SH-2F.
  • 1987: Fitted with Sidekick jammer, countermeasures upgraded to 
  3rd Gen J&D.
  • Fitted with New Threat Upgrade. Combat system Gen 5 Human. 
  SPS-48 upgraded to SPS-48E, SPS-49(V)5 added, carries SM2MR 
  Blk II vice SM1, SPG-60 moved to A arc. Scott 1987? - Mar 88, Kidd 
  Aug 88 - Sep 89, Callaghan Aug 89 - Jul 90, Chandler Aug 89 - Aug 
  90.
  • 1991: Kidd deployed to Persian Gulf, carries 1 SH-2F and 1 ‘Prime 
  Chance’ armed OH-58D.
  • Late 94: ASROC removed by this date. Aft Mk26 loadout changed to 
  44 SM2MR.
  • If retained in USN service, would have been fitted with 2 SH-60B 
  LAMPS III with RAST vice SH-2F, SQS-53C vice SQS-53A, possibly 
  SQR-19A towed array sonar.
  • Decommed: Kidd, Callaghan, Scott 1998, Chandler 1999.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  72 
  143 
  215 
  257 
  286
  Surf Speed: 
  31 
  23 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Mitscher (1968) 
  DDG
  Displacement: 3642 std 
  In class: [2]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Svc: 1968 (1966) - 78
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 377
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen J 
  Acoustic Cnt: None
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 3 Semi-Automatic
  F/A(1)2 Mk42 5in/54//Mk25 (2.7) 
  C
  A(1)1 Mk13 w/40 RIM-24 Tartar//2 SPG-51 
  D
  F(8)1 Mk12 w/8 ASROC 
  E
  PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 torp 
  F
  Aft Pad(1)1 DASH 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-10, SPS-37, SPS-39 
  J
  SQS-23 
  K
  Remarks:
  Mitscher, John S. McCain. Converted from DL to DDG, Mitscher 
  Mar 66 - Jun 68, John S. McCain Jun 66 - Sep 69. No ASROC 
  reloads.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  51 
  101 
  152 
  182 
  202
  Surf Speed: 
  36 
  27 
  18 
  9 
  0 
  Sinks
  Decatur 
  DDG
  Displacement: 3060 std 
  In Class: [4]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1966 (1955) - 83
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 337
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen J 
  Acoustic Cnt: None
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 3 Semi-Automatic
  F(1)1 Mk42 5in/54//SPG-53B (1.4) 
  C
  A(1)1 Mk13 w/40 RIM-24 Tartar//SPG-51 
  D
  P&S(8)1 Mk12 w/8 ASROC 
  E
  PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk44 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-48A, SPS-29, SPS-10 
  J
  SQS-23 
  K
  Remarks:
  Decatur 1966, John Paul Jones, Parsons, Somers 1967. Converted 
  Forrest Sherman-class DDs. Were to have Aft Pad(1)2 DASH, but 
  were built with ASROC. Have 8 ASROC reloads. SPG-53B can direct 
  Mk42 gun or control missile. SPS-40 in Somers. Aluminum super-
  structure, -15% damage modifier.
  • 1967: Mk46 torpedoes replaced Mk44.
  • 1969: Refitted, Tartar replaced with SM1MR.
  • 1973: Somers fitted with automatic tracking for SPS-48 (SYS-1), 
  combat system Gen 4 Semi-automatic.
  • Decommed: Parsons, Somers, John Paul Jones 1982, Decatur 1983.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  38 
  77 
  115 
  138 
  153
  Surf Speed: 
  31 
  23 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Coontz 
  DDG
  Displacement: 4700 std 
  In Class: [10]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1960 - 93
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 360
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen T
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  
  America’s Navy
  A-31
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 3 Semi-Automatic
  F(1)1 Mk42 5in/54//Mk68 (1.4) 
  C
  P/S(2)2 Mk33 3in/50//2 Mk34 (0.9) 
  C
  F(8)1 Mk16 w/8 ASROC 
  E
  A(2)1 Mk10 w/40 Terrier//2 SPQ-5 
  D
  P/S(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk44 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-10, SPS-37, SPS-39 
  J
  SQS-23 
  K
  Remarks:
  Aluminum superstructure, -15% damage modifier. Farragut, Dewey, 
  Preble have SPQ-5 w/Terrier BW-1, others have SPG-55A w/Terrier 
  BT-3. King and Mahan fitted with first NTDS systems, combat system 
  Gen 4 Semi-Automatic.
  • Dec 65- Jan 66: Coontz fitted with aft pad and refueling facilities. 
  Mahan fitted by Aug 66.
  • 1967: Torpedo changed from Mk44 to Mk46.
  • Some fitted with SPS-52 replacing SPS-39. Coontz 1966/67, Dewey 
  by May 68, Mahan 1968.
  • AAW refit. 3 inch guns removed, NTDS added to all units, combat 
  system Gen 4 Semi-Automatic. SQS-23 upgraded to SQQ-23 PAIR, 
  SPQ-5 replaced by SPG-55, Terrier replaced by SM1ER. SPS-39 
  replaced by SPS-48A. Countermeasures upgraded to 2nd Gen D, 
  ES to 2nd Gen. Farragut May 68 - May 69, Luce Feb 70 - Jul 71, 
  MacDonough Apr 73 - Apr 74, Coontz Feb 71 - Apr 72, King Jul 74 - 
  Mar 77, Mahan Aug 73 - Mar 75, Dahlgren Feb 72 - Mar 73, William V. 
  Pratt Oct 72 - Oct 73, Dewey Nov 69 - Apr 71, Preble Jan 69 - Jul 70. 
  Farragut fitted with 8 ASROC reloads.
  • 1977-83: Fitted with (4)2 Mk141 w/4 Harpoon, estimate 2nd Gen 
  acoustic countermeasures. Coontz, Dahlgren, Farragut 1977-79. 
  Dewey, King, Luce, Macdonough, Mahan, Pratt, Preble 1980-1983.
  • 1979: Mahan tested SM2ER.
  • Apr 80 - Apr 81: Mahan tested New Threat Upgrade, combat system 
  Gen 5 Human. SM2ER Blk II, SPS-48E, SPS-49(V)5.
  • 1985-87: SPS-37 replaced by SPS-49(V)5, SQS-23 replaced by 
  SQQ-23 PAIR, ES and ECM upgraded to 3rd Gen. P/S(1)4 M2 .50 cal 
  (0.1) added.
  • 1987: Farragut and Dahlgren fitted with New Threat Upgrade and 
  SM2ER. Combat system Gen 5 Human.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  51 
  102 
  152 
  183 
  203
  Surf Speed: 
  32 
  24 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Charles F. Adams 
  DDG
  Displacement: 3350 std 
  In Class: [23]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1960 - 92
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 340
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen D 
  Acoustic Cnt: None
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 3 Semi-Automatic
  F/A(1)2 Mk42 5in/54//Mk68 (2.7) 
  C
  A(2)1 Mk11 w/40 RIM-24 Tartar//2 SPG-51 (DDG-2 to 14) 
  D
  A(1)1 Mk13 w/40 RIM-24 Tartar//2 SPG-51 (DDG-15 to 24) 
  D
  P&S(8)1 Mk112 w/8 ASROC 
  E
  P/S(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk44 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-10, SPS-39A, SPS-37 (DDG 2-4, 8-14),
   
  SPS-29 (DDG 5-7), SPS-40A (DDG 15-24) 
  J
  SQS-23 bow (DDG-2 to 19) or hull (DDG-20 to 24) 
  K
  Remarks:
  Aluminum superstructure, -15% damage modifier. DDG-20 to DDG-24 
  have bow-mounted SQS-23 vice hull-mounted. Many later fitted with 
  4 manual ASROC reloads. Robison, Buchanan, Berkeley, Semmes, 
  Tattnall, Goldsborough, Waddell fitted with 1st Gen T Acoustic 
  Countermeasures. 
  • 1967: Torpedo changed from Mk44 to Mk46.
  • 1969: Tartar replaced by SM1MR.
  • Apr - Sep 71: Buchanan SPS-39 replaced by SPS-48A.
  • 1971 - 73: A(4)1 Sea Chaparral w/4 RIM-72A fitted for evaluation. 
  Eight manual reloads. Lawrence 1971-72, Hoel 1972-73.
  • 1972 - 1973: Towers, Robinson, Berkeley, Cochrane; Fitted with 
  JPTDS, a compact version of NTDS. Combat system Gen 4 Semi-
  Automatic.
  • 1975?: SQS-23 upgraded to SQQ-23 PAIR in four ships, including 
  John King Apr 75.
  • 1976: Harpoon capability added to Mk11/Mk13 launcher. Mk11 ships 
  carry 4 Harpoon in place of SM1MR, Mk13 ships carry 6 Harpoon in 
  place of SM1MR.
  • 1982: Countermeasures upgraded to SRBOC (3rd Gen D).
  • 1982 - 87?: SLQ-32(V)2 3rd Gen ES, SPS-40D and SPS-52B 
  replacing SPS-29, -37 and SPS-39A fitted to all.
  • 1980s: Three fitted with NTDS, Combat system Gen 4 Semi-Au-
  tomatic. Radar fit changed to SPS-10, SPS-40D, SPS-52C, LN-66. 
  Mk68 replaced with Mk86 GFCS (SPG-60 and SPQ-9A radars). 
  SPG-60 can direct Mk42 gun or additional SM1MR missile. Tattnall 
  Aug 81 - Sep 82, Goldsborough Nov 83 - Jul 84, Benjamin Stoddert 
  Apr 84 - Aug 85.
  • Class decommed 1989 - 92.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  41 
  81 
  122 
  146 
  162
  Surf Speed: 
  35 
  25 
  18 
  9 
  0 
  Sinks
  Gyatt 
  DDG
  Displacement: 2637 std 
  In Class: [1]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1955 (1945) - 69
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 345
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen T
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F(2)2 Mk38 5in/38//Mk25 (3.9) 
  C
  A/P&S(2)2 Mk33 3in/50//Mk56 (1.8) 
  C
  A(2)1 Mk8 w/12 RIM-2 Terrier//Mk25 
  D
  PB&SB(24)2 Mk10/11 Hedgehog w/6 salvoes 
  E
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-6, SPS-10 
  J
  QHB 
  K
  Remarks:
  Gearing class unit converted to DDG configuration Oct 55 - Dec 56, 
  reclassified as DDG-712. Mk25 GFCS modified for missile guidance. 
  First USN warship fitted with fin stabilizers.
  • Jun - Oct 62: Terrier removed, PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 
  Mk44 torp and Aft Pad(1)1 DASH added, reclassified as DD-712.
  • 1967: Mk44 torpedoes replaced by Mk46.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  41 
  82 
  122 
  147 
  163
  Surf Speed: 
  34 
  25 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Air-Capable Spruance 
  DDH
  Displacement: 7000 std 
  In Class: 1
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: c1982
  Propulsion: COGAG/CPP 
  Crew: 370
  Electrn Cnt: 3rd Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen T
  Signature: Med/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 4 Semi-Automatic
  F/A(1)2 Mk45 5in/54//SPG-60 (1.9) 
  C
  PB&SB/P&PQ(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 (5.0A) 
  C
  F(8)1 Mk112 w/24 ASROC 
  E
  PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/7 Mk46 
  F
  PB&SB(4)2 Mk141 w/4 Harpoon 
  D
  A(8)1 Mk29 NATO Sea Sparrow w/8 RIM-7M//Mk91 
  D
  Aft Pad(1)4 SH-60B LAMPS III 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: 3rd Gen
  SPS-64 or SPS-53 or SPS-59/LN-66 
  J
  SPS-40D, SPQ-9A, SPS-55, Mk23 TAS 
  J
  SQS-53B, SQR-19 towed array 
  K
  Remarks:
  Design authorized by Congress for FY 78 as DD-997 over Navy ob-
  jections. Can operate VSTOL aircraft as well as helicopters. Aluminum 
  superstructure, -15% damage modifier. Magazines hold 24 RIM-7M 
  and 18 Mk46 torpedo manual reloads. SPG-60 can either illuminate 
  2nd target for NATO Sea Sparrow or direct Mk45 5 inch gun. CHP 
  armor rating for Sensors, Mk45 is 2.
  
  America’s Navy 
  A-32
  • Instead constructed as a standard Spruance, USS Hayler, DD-977.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  66 
  133 
  199 
  239 
  265
  Surf Speed: 
  32 
  24 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Mitscher 
  DL
  Displacement: 3642 std 
  In class: [4]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1955 - 69
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 440
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen J 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen T
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F/A(1)2 Mk42 5in/54//F Mk25 (2.8) 
  C
  F/A(2)2 Mk33 3in/50//A Mk35 (1.8) 
  C
  P&PB/S&SB/PA/SA(2)4 Mk10/24 20mm (1.0L) 
  C
  F(1)1 Mk108 Weapon Alfa w/4 salvoes//SQG-1 
  E
  PB/SB(2)2 Mk23 533mm TT w/2 Mk35 or Mk37 torp 
  F
  1 DC Rail w/12 Mk14 DC 
  E
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-6, SPS-8A 
  J
  SPS-10 (Mitscher, John S. McCain) 
  J
  SPS-4 (Willis A. Lee, Wilkinson) 
  J
  QHB 
  K
  Remarks:
  Mitscher, John S. McCain, Willis A. Lee, Wilkinson. Experimental 
  designs, each fitted with a different propulsion layout. Six torpedo 
  reloads. Aluminum superstructure, -15% damage modifier. Mk35 can 
  direct 5 inch and 3 inch guns against single target.
  • Mid-50s: QHB, SQG-1 sonars replaced by SQS-4 (estimated Mod 
  4).
  • 1956: Willis A. Lee fitted with EDS combat system, Gen 3 Semi-
  Automatic.
  • 1957-58: Mk33 3in/50s, aft Weapon Alfa, and DC Rail replaced 
  by F/A(2)2 Mk37 3in/70//Mk35 (8.8). There is a 10% chance each 
  Tactical Turn a 3in/70 is fired of a mount casualty, rendering it 
  nonfunctional.
  • Early 60s: Class Improvement program replaced boilers on Mitscher, 
  John S. McCain. Remaining Weapon Alfa removed from Willis A. Lee, 
  Wilkinson. Mitscher had fwd 3in/70 mount removed.
  • 1960: Class reboilered, Aft 3 inch gun replaced by PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 
  324mm TT w/3 Mk44 torp, Aft Pad(1)2 DASH. SPS-4 radar replaced 
  by SPS-29. SQS-4 replaced by SQS-23 (Mitscher, John S. McCain) 
  SQS-26 (Willis A. Lee, Wilkinson).
  • Converted to DDG: Mitscher Mar 66 - Jun 68; John S. McCain Jun 
  66 - Sep 69, listed separately.
  • 1969: Willis A. Lee, Wilkinson decommed.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0  
  43 
  86 
  128 
  154 
  171
  Surf Speed: 
  36 
  27 
  18 
  9 
  0 
  Sinks
  Norfolk 
  DL
  Displacement: 5556 std 
  In class: [1]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1953 - 70
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 546
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen J 
  Acoustic Cnt: None
  Signature: Med/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F/A(2)4 Mk33 3in/50//2 Mk56 (1.8) 
  C
  PA/SA/P/S(2)4 Mk 20/24 20mm/70 (1.0L) 
  C
  F/A(1)4 Mk108 Weapon Alfa w/5 salvoes//SQG-1 
  E
  P/S(4)2 Mk24 533mm TT w/4 Mk35 or Mk37 torp 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-6 
  J
  QHB, SQG-1 
  K
  Remarks:
  Designed with larger, slower screws. 22 torpedo reloads. Laid down 
  as ASW cruiser (CLK), redesignated DL during construction.
  • 1957-58: Fitted with SPS-26 radar.
  • 1959: Mk33 3 inch guns replaced by F/A(2)4 Mk37 3in/70 AA (17.6), 
  20mm removed. QHB sonar replaced by SQS-4 (estimated Mod 4).
  • 1960: A(1)2 Weapon Alfa replaced by A(8)1 Mk6 w/8 ASROC added. 
  • 1962: SPS-10, SPS-37 radar added, SQS-4 replaced by SQS-26.
  • 1960s: Mk24 TT replaced by PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk44. 
  Remaining Weapon Alfa probably removed.
  • 1967: Mk46 torpedoes introduced.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  67 
  134 
  200 
  240 
  267
  Surf Speed: 
  34 
  26 
  17 
  9 
  0 
  Sinks
  Improved Spruance 
  DD
  Displacement: 6156 ltshp 
  In Class: [24]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1987 - 2005
  Propulsion: COGAG/CPP 
  Crew: 324
  Electrn Cnt: 3rd Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen T
  Signature: Med/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 4 Semi-Automatic
  F/A(1)2 Mk45 5in/54//F SPG-60 & SPQ-9A (2.0) 
  C
  PW/SW(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 (5.0A) 
  C
  F&A(8)8 Mk41 VLS w/61 Tomahawk & VL ASROC 
  D, E
  A(8)1 Mk29 NATO Sea Sparrow w/8 RIM-7M//Mk91 
  D
  PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 
  F
  PS/SS(4)2 Mk141 w/4 Harpoon 
  D
  P/S(1)2 Mk38 Bushmaster 25mm 
  C
  P/S(1)4 M2 .50 cal (0.1L) 
  C
  Aft Pad(1)1 SH-60B LAMPS III 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: 3rd Gen
  SPS-55, SPS-40D, SPQ-9A, Mk23 TAS, SPS-59/LN-66 
  J
  SQS-53C, SQR-19(V)1 
  K
  Remarks:
  DD 963-973, 975, 977, 980-982, 985, 987-989, 991, 992, 997. Modi-
  fied with Mk41 VLS. Cannot carry SM2MR. RAST helo recovery 
  system. Aluminum superstructure, -15% damage modifier. Magazines 
  hold 24 RIM-7M and 18 Mk46 torpedo manual reloads. SPG-60 can 
  control either Mk45 5 inch gun or can illuminate second target for 
  NATO Sea Sparrow. Mk45 uses SPG-60 for AA and SPQ-9A for sur-
  face fire. CHP armor rating for Sensors, Mk41, Mk45 is 2. Fitted with 4 
  SLQ-49 floating distraction decoys.
  • DD-997 has SPS-49(V)5 vice SPS-40. Mk23 TAS not initially fitted 
  in DD 985, 986, 990, 992. DD 978 has SQS-53C (further five later 
  fitted).
  • Normal Mk41 loadout is 57 Tomahawk and 4 VL ASROC, although 
  nominal loadout is 45 Tomahawk and 16 VL ASROC. VLS loading 
  crane occupies three Mk41 cells.
  • 1990: DD 963-968, 970, 971, 973, 975, 980-982, 991, 992 fitted with 
  SQR-19(V)3.
  • Early 90s: Fitted with P/S(1)4 .50 cal (0.1L).
  • 1993: Fitted with RIM-7P vice RIM-7M. Phalanx upgraded to Blk IA 
  (2@6.6A).
  • 1993 - 96: Fitted with SSDS Mod 0, Gen 5 Human combat system. 
  Operational 1995.
  • Mid-90s: DD-969, 972, 977-979, 982, 985, 987, 989, 992, 997 refit-
  ted: Hangars widened, can carry 2 SH-60. Torpedo magazines also 
  altered to permit storage of Penguin Mk2 msls for SH-60.
  • 1995 -97: DD-972, 973, 977, 982, 987, 988, 992 fitted with A(21)1 
  Mk49 w/21 RIM-116A RAM.
  • 1997: Radford fitted with advanced mast structure with reduced 
  RCS for trials. No effect on overall radar signature.
  • Late 90s: Fitted with SPS-64 replacing SPS-59/LN-66. DD 972 John 
  Young fitted with SPQ-9B replacing SPQ-9A. All except DD 985, 988, 
  990, 992 fitted with Mk23 TAS.
  • Struck: DD-980, 981 2000, DD-966 2001. DD-970 struck in 2001 and 
  used for experimental work.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  66 
  132 
  198 
  238 
  264
  Surf Speed: 
  33 
  25 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Spruance 
  DD
  Displacement: 6156 ltshp 
  In Class: [31]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1975 - 98
  Propulsion: COGAG/CPP 
  Crew: 353
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen T
  Signature: Med/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  
  America’s Navy
  A-33
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 4 Semi-Automatic
  F/A(1)2 Mk45 5in/54//F SPG-60 & SPQ-9A (2.0) 
  C
  A(8)1 Mk29 NATO Sea Sparrow w/8 RIM-7M//Mk91 
  D
  F(8)1 Mk16 ASROC w/8 msl 
  E
  PS/SS(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/7 Mk46 
  F
  Aft Pad(1)2 SH-2F LAMPS 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: 2nd Gen
  SPS-53 or SPS-59/LN-66 
  J
  SPS-40D, SPQ-9A, SPS-55 
  J
  SQS-53A, SQR-15 (DD 966, 967, 976, 985) 
  K
  Remarks:
  DD 963-992. Aluminum superstructure, -15% damage modifier. Maga-
  zines hold 24 RIM-7M and 18 Mk46 torpedo manual reloads and 16 
  ASROC automatic reloads. Mk45 uses SPG-60 for AA and SPQ-9A 
  for surface fire.
  • DD 963-970 have SPS-53, remainder LN-66. DD 976-997 have 3rd 
  Gen ES.
  • 1977-79: Fitted with PB&SB(4)2 Mk141 w/4 Harpoon. Fitted on DD 
  986 - 987 as built.
  • 1978 - 80: Fitted with A(8)1 MK29 NATO Sea Sparrow w/8 RIM-7M//
  Mk91.
  • Feb 79 - 1987: Fitted with SLQ-32(V)2 (3rd Gen ES).
  • 1982-86: Kevlar armor fitted over critical spaces, CHP armor rating 
  for Sensors, Mk45 is 2. Fitted with PW/SW(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 
  (5.0A), 2nd Gen D electronic countermeasures.
  • 1982 - 84: DD 963, 969, 979 fitted with Mk23 TAS same time as 
  Phalanx refits.
  • Nov 81 - 82: DD 980 fitted with SQR-19(V)1 for trials.
  • 1984-86: DD 974, 976, 979, 983, 984, 989, 990 fitted with 
  PB&SB(4)2 Mk143 ABL for Tomahawk missiles. These ships never 
  received the Mk41 VLS upgrade, except for Deyo, which had her 
  Mk143 ABL removed during the upgrade, and Harry W. Hill, which 
  never received Mk143 or Mk41 launchers.
  • 1985: SQS-53A upgraded to SQS-53B (first ship DD-980), SQR-19 
  added except for DD 969, 972, 976, 982-985, 986, 988-990, SH-60B 
  replaced SH-2F, RAST fitted. Four ships carried SQR-15 instead of 
  SQR-19.
  • May-Jul 86: DD 967 fitted with SH-60B and RAST helicopter recov-
  ery system.
  • 1987: Fitted with SLQ-32(V)3 (3rd Gen J&D, 3rd Gen ES).
  • 1987 - 94: DD 963-973, 975, 977, 980-982, 985, 987-989, 991, 992, 
  997 fitted with Mk41 VLS replacing Mk16 ASROC launcher, listed 
  separately as Improved Spruance class.
  • 1990: SPG-60 fitted to direct Mk45 and RIM-7M/P.
  • 1992: SQR-15 removed from ships so fitted.
  • early 90s: Fitted with P/S(1)4 .50 cal (0.1L). Fitted with SQR-19, 
  except DD 986.
  • 1993: Fitted with RIM-7P replacing RIM-7M.
  • Mid-90s: DD-976, 983, 990 refitted: Hangars widened, can carry 2 
  SH-60. Torpedo magazines also altered to permit storage of Penguin 
  Mk2 msls for SH-60.
  • By 1995: ASROC removed from unconverted units.
  • Late 97: DD-972 fitted with SPQ-9B replacing SPQ-9A.
  • Late 90s: Fitted with SPS-64 replacing SPS-53 and SPS-59/LN-66. 
  DD 974, 976, 979, 983 fitted with Mk23 TAS.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  66 
  132 
  198 
  238 
  264
  Surf Speed: 
  33 
  25 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Forrest Sherman (ASW Refit) 
  DD
  Displacement: 2850 std 
  In Class: [8]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1967 (1955) - 88
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 324
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen J 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen T
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 3 Semi-Automatic
  F/A(1)2 Mk42 5in/54//Mk68 (2.7) 
  C
  A(8)1 Mk112 w/8 ASROC 
  E
  PB/SB(2)3 Mk32 324mm TT w/2 Mk46 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-37 or SPS-40A, SPS-10 
  J
  SQS-23, SQS-35 IVDS 
  K
  Remarks:
  Barry, Blandy, Davis, Du Pont, Jonas Ingram, Manley, Morton, Richard 
  S. Evans. Ships of Forrest Sherman class modernized 1967 - 71. Also 
  called Barry subclass. SPS-40 on Jonas Ingram, Du Pont, Blandy.
  Some units had Mk56 aft with Mk68 forward.
  • 1974+: Estimate fitted with 2nd Gen acoustic countermeasures.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  43 
  86 
  128 
  154 
  171
  Surf Speed: 
  33 
  25 
  17 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Gearing FRAM II 
  DDR
  Displacement: 2699 std 
  In class: [16]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1960 - 74
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 345
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen J 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen T
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  2F/A(2)3 Mk38 5in/38//Mk25 (5.9) 
  C
  PB&SB(24)2 Mk15 Hedgehog w/6 salvoes 
  E
  PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk44 torp 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-10, SPS-12 or SPS-29 or SPS-40, SPS-8 or SPS 30 
  J
  SQS-23 
  K
  Remarks:
  DD 713, 742, 764, 765, 805, 807, 830, 831, 834, 838, 858-861, 874, 
  877. No torpedo reloads. Aluminum superstructure, -15% damage 
  modifier.
  • DD 764, 765, 858-861 have SPS-12, Aft Pad(1)2 DASH. 
  • DD 805, 807, 830, 877 have SPS-40A, Aft Pad(1)2 DASH.
  • DD 713, 831, 834, 838 have SPS-30. DD 742, 874 have SPS-8.
  • 1967: Mk46 torpedoes introduced.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  35 
  70 
  105 
  126 
  140
  Surf Speed: 
  34 
  25 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Gearing FRAM I 
  DD
  Displacement: 2699 std 
  In Class: [79]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1960 (1944)-79
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 345
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen J 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen T
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F(2)2 Mk38 5in/38//Mk25 (3.9) (Group A) 
  C
  F/A(2)2 Mk38 5in/38//Mk25 (3.9) (Group B) 
  C
  P&S(8)1 Mk112 w/8 ASROC 
  E
  PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk44 torp 
  F
  PB&SB(24))2 Mk10/11 Hedgehog w/6 salvoes (Group A) 
  E
  Aft Pad (1)2 QH-50C DASH 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-10, SPS-29/37 or SPS-40A 
  J
  SQS-23 
  K
  Remarks:
  Fleet Rehabilitation and Modernization program 1960 to 1965. Alumi-
  num superstructure, -15% damage modifier. 
  • 8 Group A: DD 786, 790, 826, 841, 844, 845, 868, 890.
  • 71 Group B: DD 710, 711, 714-719, 743, 763, 782-785, 787-789, 
  806, 808, 817-825, 827, 829, 832, 833, 835-837, 839, 840, 842, 843, 
  846, 847, 849-853, 862-867, 869-873, 875, 876, 878-889. Manual 
  ASROC and torpedo reloads.
  • late 50s: DD 817, 835, 888, 889 fitted with EDS combat system, Gen 
  3 Semi-Automatic.
  • 1968: DD 841 fitted with 1st generation jammer. DD 850 fitted 1970.
  • May 72: Ten ships fitted with Shrike On Board (SOB) with 4 AGM-45 
  Shrike mounted on top of ASROC launcher. Cued by ship’s ES. Prob-
  ably removed soon after. Includes DD 782, 783, 845.
  • May 72-Oct 73: DD 783, 785, 786, 836, 845, 852, 875, 884, 886 
  deploy to Vietnam with A(4)1 Sea Chaparral w/4 RIM-72C with 8 
  manual reloads on DASH pad and 1st Gen D. Some carry Redeye 
  missiles.
  • 1967: Mk46 torpedo replaced Mk44.
  
  America’s Navy 
  A-34
  • 19 Apr 72: Higbee bombed by Mig-17 during action off Dong Ha, 
  Vietnam. Aft 5 inch mount destroyed.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  35 
  70 
  105 
  126 
  140
  Surf Speed: 
  34 
  25 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Fletcher FRAM II 
  DD
  Displacement: 2406 std 
  In class: [3]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1960 (1942) - 70
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 345
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen J 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen T
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F/A(1)2 Mk30 5in/38//Mk25 (2.0) 
  C
  F(1)1 MK08 Weapon Alfa w/5 salvoes 
  E
  PB&SB(24))2 Mk10/11 Hedgehog w/5 salvoes 
  E
  PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk44 torp 
  F
  Aft Pad (1)2 DASH 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-6, SPS-10 
  J
  SQS-4 Mod 1/2 
  K
  Remarks:
  DD 446 Radford, 447 Jenkins, 449 Nicholas. Converted 1960 to 1961. 
  Aluminum superstructure, -15% damage modifier.
  • Feb 62: Jenkins fitted with VDS, estimated as SQS-35. Radford fitted 
  Feb 63.
  • 1967: Mk46 torpedoes introduced.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  33 
  65 
  98 
  117 
  130
  Surf Speed: 
  35 
  26 
  17 
  9 
  0 
  Sinks
  Fletcher (DASH) 
  DD
  Displacement: 2406 std 
  In class: [1]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1960 (1942) - 65
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 345
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen J 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen T
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  2F/A(1)3 Mk30 5in/38//Mk25 (2.9) 
  C
  PB&SB(24)2 Mk10/11 Hedgehog w/5 salvoes 
  E
  PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk44 torp 
  F
  Aft Pad (1)2 DASH 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-10, SPS-29D 
  J
  SQS-4 Mod 1/2 
  K
  Remarks:
  USS Hazelwood (DD-531). Converted 1960 to 1961 as DASH test. 
  ship. Aluminum superstructure, -15% damage modifier.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  33 
  65 
  98 
  117 
  130
  Surf Speed: 
  35 
  26 
  17 
  9 
  0 
  Sinks
  Forrest Sherman 
  DD
  Displacement: 2735 lt 
  In Class: [18]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1955 - 88
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 324
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen J 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen T
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F/2A(1)3 Mk42 5in/54//F Mk68 (4.1) 
  C
  F/A(2)2 Mk33 3in/50//A Mk68 (1.8) 
  C
  PB&SB(24)2 Mk10/11 Hedgehog w/5 salvoes 
  E
  2 DC Rail w/6 Mk14 DC 
  E
  PB/SB(2)2 Mk25 533mm TT w/2 Mk35 or Mk37 torp (931, 932) F
  PB/SB(1)2 Mk12 w/3 Mk32 (933, 936-938, 940-951) 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-6C, SPS-10 
  J
  SQS-4 
  K
  Remarks:
  DD 931-933, 936-938, 940-951. Only first two fitted with 533mm TT, 
  remainder have PB/SB(1)2 Mk12 w/1 Mk32 torpedoes and 4 reload 
  torpedoes. Mk68, Mk56 could control 5 inch or 3 inch guns. DD 945-
  951 had Mk56 aft with Mk68 forward.
  • AAW conversions: Decatur Jun 65 - Apr 66, John Paul Jones Dec 
  65 - Sep 67, Parsons Jun 65 - Nov 67, Somers Mar 66 - Feb 68. Listed 
  separately as Decatur class DDG.
  • Jul - Sep 66: Barry fitted with SQS-23 replacing SQS-4 sonar.
  • 1967: Torpedo changed from Mk44 to Mk46.
  • 1967-71: Barry, Davis, Jonas Ingram, Manley, Du Pont, Blandy, 
  Morton, Richard S. Edwards received ASW Modernization, listed 
  separately.
  • 1967-71: Mk33 guns, Hedgehog, DC rails removed, Mk25 TT 
  replaced by PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 torp. SPS-6 
  replaced by SPS-12 (Mullinix) or SPS-37 (Bigelow, Edson) or SPS-40 
  (Forrest Sherman, Turner Joy). Fitted with SQS-23 replacing SQS-4 
  sonar.
  • 1974 - 75: Hull fitted with F(1)1 Mk71 8in/55 replacing F(1)1 Mk42. 
  Trials 1974-75, deployments 1976-78. Refit 1979-80 with Mk71 
  replaced by Mk42.
  • 1974+: Estimate fitted with 2nd Gen acoustic countermeasures.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  45 
  91 
  136 
  163 
  181
  Surf Speed: 
  33 
  25 
  17 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Gearing DDE 
  DDE
  Displacement: 2637 std 
  In Class: [8]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1949 - 64
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 345
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen T
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 1 Manual
  F/A(2)2 Mk38 5in/38//Mk25 (3.3) 
  C
  P/S/A(2)3 Mk33 3in/50//Mk35 (1.6) 
  C
  PB&SB(24)1 Mk15 Hedgehog 
  E
  P/S(1)4 Mk23 533mm TT w/5 Mk35 or Mk37 
  F
  2 Mk14 DC rail w/9 Mk14 DC 
  E
  (1)6 Mk6 DC proj w/4 Mk14 DC 
  E
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-6, SPS-10 
  J
  QHB, QDA 
  K
  Remarks:
  DDE 764, 765, 825, 827, 858-861. Gearing class DDK, then DDE 
  conversion. Mk23 TT carried Mk35 or Mk37 torp, have twenty reloads.
  • Early 50s: Robert A. Owens (DD 827) received F/A(2)2 Mk37 3in/70 
  (8.8) vice 5 inch guns. Mk33 3 inch guns removed. Combat system 
  Gen 2 Manual, There is a 10% chance each Tactical Turn a 3in/70 is 
  fired of a mount casualty, rendering it nonfunctional. Mk15 Hedgehog 
  replaced by F/A(1)2 Mk108 Weapon Alfa.
  • Fall 56: Carpenter (DD 825) refitted as Robert A. Owens. 
  • May - Aug 61: Carpenter replaced SQS-23 with SQS-26.
  • 1961: 764, 765, 858-861 converted to Gearing FRAM II, listed 
  separately.
  • 1963-65: 825, 827 converted to Gearing FRAM I Group B, listed 
  separately.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  41 
  82 
  122 
  147 
  163
  Surf Speed: 
  34 
  25 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Fletcher DDE 
  DDE
  Displacement: 2406 std 
  In Class: [18]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1949 - 70
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 345
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen J 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen T
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 1 Manual
  F/A(1)2 Mk30 5in/38//Mk25 (1.6) 
  C
  A(2)2 Mk33 3in/50//Mk56 (1.6) 
  C
  F(1)1 MK08 Weapon Alfa w/5 salvoes 
  E
  PB&SB(24)2 Mk10/11 Hedgehog w/5 salvoes 
  E
  
  America’s Navy
  A-35
  2 Mk14 DC Rail w/9 Mk14 DC 
  E
  PB/SB(2)2 Mk23 533mm TT w/2 Mk35 or Mk37 torp 
  F
  P/S(1)2 Mk2 482mm TT w/1 Mk32 torp 
  F
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-6, SPS-10 
  J
  QHB 
  K
  Remarks:
  DD-445, 446, 447, 449, 450, 465, 466, 468, 470, 471, 498, 499, 507, 
  508, 510, 517, 576, 577. May have 1 or 2 Mk14 DC rails.
  • 1960 - 61: FRAM II update for DD 446, 447, 449. Listed separately.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  38 
  77 
  115 
  138 
  153
  Surf Speed: 
  35 
  26 
  17 
  9 
  0 
  Sinks
  Gearing (1950s) 
  DD
  Displacement: 2637 std 
  In Class: [98]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1944 - 68
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 345
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen T
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 1 Manual
  2F/A(2)3 Mk38 5in/38//Mk25 (5.0) 
  C
  P/S/A(2)3 Mk33/3in/50//Mk51 (0.5L) 
  C
  Bow(24)2 Mk10/11 Hedgehog w/5 salvoes 
  E
  1 Mk14 DC rail w/9 Mk14 DC 
  E
  (1)6 Mk6 DC proj w/4 Mk14 DC 
  E
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-6, SPS-10 
  J
  QGA 
  K
  Remarks:
  DD 710, 712, 716-719, 743, 763, 782, 783, 785-790, 808, 818-824, 
  826, 828, 836, 837, 839-841, 843-853, 862, 864-869, 871, 872, 884-
  887, 890 use stats as above. 
  • 1945 - 54: 35 units completed as or converted to DDRs, 40mm and 
  20mm removed, P&S(1)1 Mk34 3in/50, SPS-8 radar added. DDR 
  711, 713-715, 742, 743, 784, 805-807, 817, 829-835, 838, 842, 863, 
  870, 873-883, 888, 889.
  • Apr 46: DD 848 Witek commissioned. Used as test ship. Fitted with 
  pumpjets in 1959. Struck 1968.
  • 1949: DD 719, 824 completed with one F Mk38 and all DC projec-
  tors removed. Fitted with F(1)1 Mk108 Weapon Alfa, PA/A(2)2 Mk33 
  3in/50, PS/SS(24) Mk15 Hedgehog, PB/SB(1)4 533mm TT w/1 
  torpedo (6 reloads).
  • 1949: 8 additional units (DDE 764, 765, 825, 827, 858-861) complet-
  ed as DDE, listed separately. DD 818-820, 847, 871 later converted 
  but have P&S(4)1 533mm TT.
  • Sep 52: DD 828 Timmerman commissioned to test new steam 
  machinery. Struck 1956.
  • Oct 55 - Dec 56: DD 712 Gyatt converted to DDG, listed separately.
  • late 50s: Fitted with SQS-4 replacing QHB. DD 837, 848 have one 
  forward Mk38 5in removed.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  41 
  82 
  122 
  147 
  163
  Surf Speed: 
  32 
  24 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Allen M. Sumner FRAM II 
  DD
  Displacement: 2746 std 
  In Class: [33]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1960 (1943) - 75
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 345
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen J 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen T
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  2F/A(2)3 Mk38 5in/38//Mk25 (5.9) 
  C
  PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 TT w/3 Mk43, Mk44, Mk46 
  F
  PB/SB(1)2 Mk25 533mm TT w/1 Mk15, Mk35 or Mk37 
  F
  PB&SB(24)2 Mk10/11 Hedgehog w/5 salvoes 
  E
  Aft Pad (1)2 DASH 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-10, SPS-29/37 or SPS-40 
  J
  SQS-4 
  K
  Remarks:
  DD 692-694, 697-699, 703, 704, 709, 723-725, 727-730, 744, 746, 
  752, 754, 755, 757-761, 770, 776-781. DD-729 not fitted with VDS. 
  Aluminum superstructure, -15% damage modifier.
  • 7 Jan 63: DASH operational on DD 761.
  • 30 Jun 69: DD-754 Frank E. Evans sunk in collision with HMAS 
  Melbourne.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  36 
  71 
  107 
  128 
  142
  Surf Speed: 
  33 
  25 
  17 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Allen M. Sumner 
  DD
  Displacement: 2535 std 
  In Class: [53]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1943 - 73
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 345
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen T
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 1 Manual
  2F/A(2)3 Mk38 5in/38//Mk25 (5.0) 
  C
  P&S(5)1 Mk14 TT w/5 Mk15 torp 
  F
  2 Mk14 DC rail w/9 Mk14 DC 
  E
  (1)6 Mk6 DC proj w/4 Mk14 DC 
  E
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SG-2, SR, SC-2 
  J
  QGA 
  K
  Remarks:
  DD 692-694, 696-709, 722-725, 727-732, 734, 744-748, 752-762, 
  770, 775-781, 857. Carry 66 DC.
  • 1960-63: 33 through FRAM II, see separate entry.
  • Jan 70: DD 707 Soley damaged in grounding. Struck Jul 70.
  • 1968-73: Remaining 19 struck. 696, 700-702, 705, 706, 708, 722, 
  731, 732, 734, 745, 747, 748, 753, 756, 762, 775, 857 
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  40 
  79 
  119 
  142 
  158
  Surf Speed: 
  36 
  27 
  18 
  9 
  0 
  Sinks
  Fletcher (1950s) 
  DD
  Displacement: 2406 std 
  In Class: [42]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1942 - 70
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 345
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen T
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 1 Manual
  F/A(1)4 Mk30 5in/38//Mk25 (3.4) 
  C
  P/S/A(2)3 Mk33 3in/50//Mk35 (1.6) 
  C
  P/S(5)1 Mk14 TT w/5 Mk15 torp 
  F
  PB&SB(24)2 Mk10/11 Hedgehog w/5 salvoes 
  D
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-6, SPS-10 
  J
  QCJ 
  K
  Remarks:
  DD 519, 520, 527, 530, 532, 535, 537, 544, 547, 556, 561, 564, 566, 
  629, 630, 642, 644, 650-652, 655, 659, 666, 669, 670, 674, 677-679, 
  681, 685, 687, 689, 793-796, 799, 804.
  • Late 60s: Fitted with PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 TT w/3 Mk43 or Mk44 
  torpedoes. Mk33 removed. 
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  38 
  77 
  115 
  138 
  153
  Surf Speed: 
  35 
  26 
  17 
  9 
  0 
  Sinks
  O.H. Perry 
  FFG
  Displacement: see remarks 
  In Class: [51]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1977 - 2015
  Propulsion: COGAG/CPP 
  Crew: 250
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen T
  Signature: Small/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 4 Semi-Automatic
  P&S(1)1 Mk75 76mm/62//Mk92 CAS (4.5) 
  C
  F(1)1 Mk13 w/40 see remarks//Mk92 STIR 
  D
  PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 Mod 5 
  F
  Aft Pad(1)2 SH-2F LAMPS I 
  B
  
  America’s Navy 
  A-36
  Sensors: 
  ES: 2nd Gen
  SPS-49(V)2, SPS-55, Mk92 CAS 
  J
  SQS-56 
  K
  Remarks:
  FFG 1-16, 19-34, 36-43, 45-61. Has 18 Mk46 torpedoes. Mk13 has 
  36 SM1MR Blk VI, 4 Harpoon IB (estimated Harpoon IC from 1985). 
  Carry one helo as standard. The Mk92 CAS gunfire director can 
  be used as a director for a second SM1 channel, but it will only be 
  able to provide half the number of intercepts as the Mk 92. CHP 
  armor rating for Mk13, 76mm, Engineering, Sensors and CIC is 2. 
  Single prop, double the speed reduction of Engineering critical hits. 
  Aluminum superstructure, -15% damage modifier.
  • Systems: Crew of 228 (FFG 19, 1981); A(R)1 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 
  (5.0A) (1981?-88); 3rd Gen D, 3rd Gen ES, backup OP 76mm director 
  (FFG 27, Nov 82); SM1MR Blk VI (1983); Harpoon IC (1985); Mk46 
  Mod 5A(S) (1990); Mk15 Phalanx Blk I (7.6A) (1990s); SM1MR Blk 
  VIA (1994, not on NRF); Mk46 Mod 5A(SW) (1996); All systems 
  backfitted to earlier units.
  • Short hull: FFG 7-16, 19-34 displ 2769 lt. Some converted to Long 
  hull - FFG 7 (1990?, not fitted with RAST, retains SH-2F), 8 (1981); 15 
  (1990?); 28 (182?); 29, 32 (1981-90). Last struck 2003.
  • Long hull: FFG 36-43, 45-61 displ 3610 lt, fin stabilizers and 
  provision for LAMPS III, RAST (FFG 50, Dec 84 on; backfitted); 
  Phalanx Blk IB (7.6A) (1999-10); Nulka 4th Gen D (2004-10).
  • 1982: FFG 26 fitted as stabilizer trials ship. All Short hull, except 
  FFG 16 and FFG 30, later backfitted.
  • Feb 85: First LAMPS III deployment (FFG 37) - 1 SH-60B vice SH-
  2F. Two SH-60B from 1987.
  • 1985: SQR-18 fitted to all.
  • Jul 85: FFG 55-61 fitted with SQR-19(V)2 vice SQR-18 as standard. 
  Backfits: FFG 8 (1987); 28, 29, 32, 36, 39 (1988); 12 (1989); 7, 15 
  (1990), 9, 48-50, 52 (1991), 20, 51 (1992).
  • 1985-89: FFG 7, 9-16, 19-23, 25, 27 (all Short hull) passed to Naval 
  Reserve Force (NRF).
  • 1990s: Fitted with P/S(1)2 or P/S(1)4 M2 .50 cal mg (0.1L for either 
  fit).
  • CORT upgrade - Mk92 CORT radar replaces Mk92 CAS, SPS-
  49(V)4, Kingfisher mine avoidance sonar. Allows 76mm and SM1MR 
  to engage sea skimming tgts. FFG 61 1989; FFG 47, 48, 50 in 1991; 
  36, 51 in 1992; 53-55, 57, 58 in 1995?; 52 in Mar 95-Nov 96.
  • 1988-92: Fitted with 3rd Gen J&D - FFG 29, 30, 32, 36, 40, 45-59, 
  61.
  • 1991: FFG 22, 47 fitted with P/S(1)2 Mk38 Bushmaster 25mm (local 
  control) and Kingfisher mine avoidance sonar; FFG 37 with MMS 
  (2nd Gen FLIR) and 3 OH-58D (Armed). Bushmaster cross-decked to 
  ships deploying to Middle East.
  • Jul 93-94: FFG 40, 43, 46, 47, 50-56, 58, 59 fitted Penguin msls 
  (estimate 4 msls vice torpedoes) for SH-60B.
  • 1994: SH-2F retired - NRF carry 1 SH-2G each, remainder of short 
  hull ships have no helo (crew of 214).
  • 1990s-99: FFG 9, 31, 32, 36, 38, 42, 43, 47-55, 57-61 fitted with 
  VSmall radar signature.
  • 1997: Proposed CANDO refits with Mk92 CAS upgraded to 5th 
  generation, would have allowed firing SM2MR missiles. Planned for 
  FFG 8, 32, 33, 37, 40, 43, 45, 46, 49, 58, but canceled.
  • 1997-99: CORT ships fitted with SSDS Mod 0, Gen 5 Human 
  combat system.
  • 2001: SH-2G retired - Short hull ships no longer carry helo.
  •  2002: CORT ships Phalanx updated to Blk IB (no cange to AA 
  strength), remainder 2004 - 10.
  • 2003: Fitted with P/S(1)2 Mk38 Mod 2 Bushmaster 25mm//2 EO 
  directors.
  • 2004: Mk13 launcher no longer used (remove Standard and 
  Harpoon msls).
  • Sep 09: FFG 61 fitted with F(1)1 Mk38 Mod 2 Bushmaster 25mm 
  (stabilized and EO GFC). Later also FFG 48, 50, 51, 55, 59, 60.
  • 2011: First deployment with 1 SH-60B and 2 MQ-8B.
  • 12 Feb 14: Taylor (FFG-50) ran aground while mooring in Samsun, 
  Turkey during operations supporting the 2014 Winter Olympics. 
  Propeller damaged.
  • 2017: Last unit decommed.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  DP (2770 t): 
  0 
  36 
  72 
  107 
  129 
  143
  DP (3610 t): 
  0 
  43 
  86 
  129 
  155 
  172
  Surf Speed: 
  29 
  22 
  14 
  7 
  0 
  Sinks
  Brooke 
  DEG/FFG
  Displacement: 2640 std 
  In Class: [6]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1966 - 90
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 228
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen T
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 3 Semi-Automatic
  F(1)1 Mk30 5in/38//Mk56 (1.0) 
  C
  A(1)1 Mk22 w/16 Tartar//SPG-51 
  D
  F(8)1 Mk112 w/8 ASROC 
  E
  P/S(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk44 
  F
  Aft Pad (1)2 DASH 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-10, SPS-52, SPS-59/LN-66 
  J
  SQS-26 
  K
  Remarks:
  Brooke, Ramsey, Schofield, Talbot, Richard L. Page, Julius A. Furer. 
  Originally classified as DEG. Aluminum superstructure, -15% damage 
  modifier. Single prop, double the speed reduction of Engineering 
  critical hits. Fitted with stabilizers. SPS-39 vice -52 on Brooke. Talbot, 
  Richard L. Page, Furer have ASROC reload magazine with additional 
  8 missiles. Originally classified as DEG. Tight turning circle due to 
  large rudder, treat as Size D for Ship Turning Distance.
  • 1967: Mk46 torpedoes replace Mk44.
  • Sep 67: Brooke had SPS-39 replaced by SPS-52.
  • 1972 - 75, Fitted for 1 SH-2D LAMPS I. Schofield 1972; Talbot, Furer 
  1973; Brooke, Ramsey, Page 1975.
  • Summer 74: Talbot had 5 inch replaced by OTO Melara 76mm/62//
  STIR (4.5), SQS-56 sonar for trials of O.H. Perry weapons systems. 
  Restored to standard configuration after trials.
  • 30 Jun 75: Rerated as FFGs.
  • 1976-77s: AAW modernization. Tartar replaced by SM1MR. Combat 
  system Gen 4 Semi-Automatic, estimate fitted with 2nd Gen acoustic 
  countermeasures.
  • Early 80s: Fitted with 2nd Gen ES, 2nd Gen D countermeasures.
  • 1988: Brooke (Khaibar), Talbot (Hunam), Richard L. Page (Tabuk), 
  Julius A. Furer (Badr) leased to Pakistan. Returned and scrapped 
  1993. Schofield decommed.
  • Jun 00: Ramsey expended as a target.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  35 
  69 
  104 
  124 
  138
  Surf Speed: 
  27 
  20 
  14 
  7 
  0 
  Sinks
  Patrol Frigate 4501 
  FF
  Displacement: 4600 fl 
  In Class: --
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: --
  Propulsion: CODOG 
  Crew: 148
  Electrn Cnt: 4th Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: None
  Signature: Small/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 4 Semi-Automatic
  F(1)1 Mk110 57mm//SPQ-9B (2.7) 
  D
  A(R)1 Mk15 Phalanx Blk IA (7.6A) 
  C
  4 x M2 .50 cal. (0.1L) 
  C
  2 x M240B 7.62mm (0.1L) 
  C
  Aft Pad(1)2 MH-60 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: --
  SPS-75 
  J
  EO sensor 
  --
  Remarks:
  Proposal by Huntington Ingalls shipyard for frigate based on the US 
  Coast Guard National Security Cutter with minimal modifications. 
  Stern ramp for launching/recovering RHIB. Carries Nulka 4th Gen 
  countermeasure.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  33 
  66 
  99 
  119 
  132
  Surf Speed: 
  28 
  21 
  14 
  7 
  0 
  Sinks
  
  America’s Navy
  A-37
  Patrol Frigate 4921 
  FF
  Displacement: 4600 fl 
  In Class: --
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: --
  Propulsion: CODOG 
  Crew: 140
  Electrn Cnt: 4th Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: None
  Signature: Small/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 4 Semi-Automatic
  F&A(12)1 Mk56 VLS w/12 ESSM//CEAFAR 
  D
  F(1)1 Super Rapid 76mm/62//CEAFAR (6.8) 
  C/Italy
  A(11)1 SeaRAM w/11 RIM-116A 
  D
  PB&SB(4)2 Mk141 w/4 Harpoon IG 
  D
  PB(3)1 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk54 torp 
  F
  Aft Pad(1)2 MH-60 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: 3rd Gen
  CEAFAR active phased array radar 
  J/Aust
  Hull sonar, towed array 
  K
  Remarks:
  Proposal by Huntington Ingalls shipyard for frigate based on the U.S. 
  Coast Guard National Security Cutter. Carries Nulka 4th Gen counter-
  measure. CEAFAR radar provides direction for both gun and ESSM.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  33 
  66 
  99 
  119 
  132
  Surf Speed: 
  28 
  21 
  14 
  7 
  0 
  Sinks
  Knox 
  DE/FF
  Displacement: 3130 lt 
  In Class: [46]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1969 - 94
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 224
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen T
  Signature: Small/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 3 Semi-Automatic
  F(1)1 Mk42 5in/54//Mk68 (1.4) 
  C
  F(8)1 Mk16 w/8 ASROC 
  E
  PB/SB(2)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/2 Mk46 
  F
  Aft Pad (1)1 DASH 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-10, SPS-40A, SPS-59/LN-66 
  J
  SQS-26 
  K
  Remarks:
  DE 1052-1097. Originally classified as DE. Aluminum construction, 
  -25% damage modifier. Single prop, double the speed reduction of 
  Engineering critical hits. 18 reloads for Mk32 TT. Eight automatic 
  reloads for ASROC.
  • 1970s: DE 1068, 1072, 1074, 1075 had Mk16 modified to fire Stan-
  dard ARM with two on launcher, two in magazine.
  • Early 70s: DE 1061 trials SQR-15. Four fitted included DE 1056 and 
  1067.
  • 1971 - 75: A(8)1 Mk25 BPDMS w/8 RIM-7//Mk115 added to 31 units: 
  DE-1052-1069, 1071-1083.
  • 1972 - 75: Fitted with 1 SH-2D LAMPS I replacing DASH. SQS-35 
  VDS fitted to DE-1052, 1056, 1063-1071, 1073-1076, 1078-1097.
  • 1975: DE 1070 fitted with A(8)1 Mk29 w/8 RIM-7 NATO Sea Spar-
  row//1 Mk95, Mk23 TAS radar, estimate fitted with 2nd Gen acoustic 
  countermeasures.
  • 30 Jun 75: Reclassified as FF.
  • 1976: FF-1091 fitted to fire Harpoon from 2 cells in ASROC launcher, 
  F(8)1 Mk16 w/6 ASROC, 2 Harpoon. 6 ASROC and 2 Harpoon 
  reloads. Fitted to all in the late 70s.
  • 1978: FF 1078 trials SQR-18 sonar.
  • 1980s: Fitted with 2nd Gen D countermeasures, 2nd Gen ES, 
  2nd Gen towed acoustic decoy, SPS-67(V)1 replaces LN-66. Mk25 
  removed from FF 1083, 1091-93, 1096.
  • 1981: SQS-35 ships fitted with SQR-18.
  • 1983 - 87: FF 1055-1060, 1062-1064, 1066-1070, 1073, 1075-1082, 
  1084-1090, 1092-1095, 1097 fitted with A(R)1 Mk15 Phalanx (4.4A). 
  Replaces Mk25 and Mk29.
  • 1983: Non-VDS ships fitted with SQR-18.
  • 1991: SQS-35 de-activated.
  • To Naval Reserve Fleet (NRF). FF 1060, 1061, 1072 1982-83. FF 
  1055, 1058, 1059, 1078, 1079, 1083-1085, 1088-1091, 1095, 1097 
  1989-91
  • 1991 - 94: Class struck.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  42 
  84 
  126 
  151 
  168
  Surf Speed: 
  27 
  20 
  14 
  7 
  0 
  Sinks
  Garcia 
  DE/FF
  Displacement: 2620 std 
  In Class: [10]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1964 - 89
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 266
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen T
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 3 Semi-Automatic
  F/A(1)2 Mk30 5in/38//Mk56 (2.0) 
  C
  F(8)1 Mk116 w/8 ASROC 
  E
  P/S(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk44 
  F
  A(1)2 Mk24/25 533mm TT w/8 Mk37 
  F
  Aft Pad (1)2 DASH 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-10, SPS-40A, SPS-59/LN-66 
  J
  SQS-26 
  K
  Remarks:
  DE 1040, 1041, 1043, 1047 - 1051. Aluminum superstructure, 
  -15% damage modifier. Single prop, double the speed reduction of 
  Engineering critical hits. Fitted with stabilizers. Tight turning circle due 
  to large rudder, treat as Size class D for Ship Turning Distance.
  • 1960s: Voge, Sample, Koelsch, Albert David, O’Callahan; Automatic 
  ASROC reload with 8 weapons added.
  • 1967: Mk46 torp replaced Mk44.
  • 1967 - 68: Bradley had aft 5 inch replaced by P&S(8)1Mk25 BPDMS 
  w/8 RIM-7E Sea Sparrow//Mk115 for trials. 5 inch gun restored after 
  trials.
  • 1967 - 68: Voge, Koelsch had ASWSC&CS added. Combat system 
  Gen 4 Semi-Automatic and Link 11 near-real time datalink.
  • 1968: Miller fitted with unknown VDS.
  • Late 60s - 70: 533mm TT removed.
  • 1972 - 75: Garcia, Edward McDonnell fitted with SQR-15.
  • DASH hangar enlarged to accept single SH-2F LAMPS I. ECM and 
  ES upgraded to 2nd Gen. Aft 5 inch arc changed to P&S. Garcia, 
  Bradley, Brumby, O’Callahan 1972, Edward McDonnell, Davidson 
  1973, Voge 1974.
  • 1974?: Albert David, Sample fitted with SQR-15 towed array sonar.
  • Late 70s: Fitted with 2nd Gen acoustic countermeasures.
  • 1988-9: Garcia (Saif), Brumby (Karbar), Koelsch (Siqqat), 
  O’Callahan (Aslat) leased to Pakistan, scrapped 1993. Bradley 
  (Pernambuco), Davidson (Paraiba), Sample (Parana), Albert David 
  (Para) transferred to Brazil.
  • 1993 - 94: McDonnell and Voge scrapped.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  35 
  69 
  104 
  124 
  138
  Surf Speed: 
  27 
  20 
  14 
  7 
  0 
  Sinks
  Bronstein 
  DE/FF
  Displacement: 2360 std 
  In Class: [2]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1963 - 90
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 191
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen T
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 3 Semi-Automatic
  F(2)1 Mk33 3in/50 & A(1)1 Mk34 3in/50//F Mk56 (1.4) 
  C
  F(8)1 Mk16 w/8 ASROC 
  E
  P/S(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk44 
  F
  Aft Pad(1)2 DASH 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-5, SPS-40A, SPS-59/LN-66 
  J
  SQS-26 
  K
  Remarks:
  Bronstein, McCloy. Originally classified as DE. Single prop, 
  double the speed reduction of Engineering critical hits. Aluminum 
  superstructure, -15% damage modifier. These ships were small and 
  even more cramped than the Garcia class.
  
  America’s Navy 
  A-38
  • ?: SPS-5 replaced by SPS-10.
  • 1967: Mk46 torp replaced Mk44.
  • Mid-70s: A(1)1 Mk34 3 inch gun removed, replaced by SQR-15 
  towed array. AA rating 0.9, estimate fitted with 2nd Gen acoustic 
  countermeasures.
  • 1993: Bronstein (Hermenegildo Galena), Mcloy (Nicolas Bravo) 
  transferred to Mexico.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  32 
  64 
  96 
  115 
  128
  Surf Speed: 
  26 
  20 
  13 
  7 
  0 
  Sinks
  Claud Jones 
  DE
  Displacement: 1450 std 
  In class: [4]
  Size Class: D/Small 
  In Service: 1958 - 74
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 171
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen J 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen T
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F/A(2)2 Mk33 3in/50//Mk52 (1.8) 
  C
  PB&SB(24)2 Mk10/11 Hedgehog w/5 salvoes 
  E
  1 Mk14 DC rail w/9 Mk14 DC 
  E
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-5, SPS-6 
  J
  SQS-4 Mod 1/2 
  K
  Remarks:
  Claud Jones, John R. Perry, Charles Berry, McMorris. Single prop, 
  double the speed reduction of Engineering critical hits. Aluminum 
  superstructure, -15% damage modifier.
  • 1960s: PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk44 torp added.
  • 1961: Charles Berry, McMorris had F(3)1 MkIII Terne added. 
  Removed 1964.
  • 1967: Mk46 torpedoes introduced.
  • 1972: Claud Jones; Mk10/11 Hedgehog removed.
  • Transferred to Indonesia: John R. Perry (Samadikun) 20 Feb 73, 
  Charles Berry (Martadinata) 31 Jan 74, Claud Jones (Mongidisi), DE-
  1036 McMorris (Ngurah Rai) 16 Dec 74.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  23 
  47 
  70 
  84 
  93
  Surf Speed: 
  21 
  16 
  11 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Evans 
  DE
  Displacement: 1450 std 
  In class: [8]
  Size Class: D/Small 
  In Service: 1957 - 73
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 173
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen T
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F/A(2)2 Mk33 3in/50//Mk52 (1.8) 
  C
  F(1)1 Mk108 Weapon Alfa w/5 salvoes 
  E
  1 Mk14 DC Rail w/9 Mk14 DC 
  E
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-5, SPS-6 
  J
  SQS-4 Mod 1/2 
  K
  Remarks:
  Evans, Bridget, Bauer, Hooper, John Willis, Van Voorhis, Hartley, 
  Joseph K Taussig. Carry 44 DC total. Tight turning circle due to large 
  twin rudders, treat as Size D for Ship Turning Distance. Single prop, 
  double the speed reduction of Engineering critical hits. Aluminum 
  superstructure, -15% damage modifier.
  • 1959: John Willis fitted with SQS-4 VDS.
  • 1963 - 67: Aft 3 inch gun replaced by PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 ASW TT w/
  Mk44 torpedoes, Aft Pad (1)2 DASH, AA rating 0.9. SQS-4 replaced 
  by SQS-23.
  • 1967: Evans, Bridget, Bauer, Hooper; A(1)1 Mk3 40mm/60 (0.1L)
  added.
  • 1960s: Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk44 torp, SQS-4 Mod 1/2 VDS 
  added.
  • Late 1960s: Mk108 removed, DCs probably removed at the same 
  time.
  • 1967: Mk46 torpedoes introduced.
  • 1970: Van Voorhis fitted with SQR-14 ITASS.
  • 8 Jul 72: Hartley transferred to Columbia as Boyaca.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  23 
  47 
  70 
  84 
  93
  Surf Speed: 
  27 
  20 
  14 
  7 
  0 
  Sinks
  Dealey 
  DE
  Displacement: 1450 std 
  In class: [13]
  Size Class: D/Small 
  In Service: 1954 - 74
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 149
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen J 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen T
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F/A(2)2 Mk33 3in/50//2 Mk34 (1.8) 
  C
  F(1)1 Mk108 Weapon Alfa w/5 salvoes 
  E
  1 Mk14 DC Rail w/9 Mk4 DC 
  E
  6 DC Projectors w/4 Mk9 DC 
  E
  Sensors: 
  ES: None
  SPS-5, SPS-6C 
  J
  SQS-4 Mod 1/2 
  K
  Remarks:
  DE 1006, 1014, 1015, 1021-1030. Aluminum superstructure, -15% 
  damage modifier. Single prop, double the speed reduction of 
  Engineering critical hits. Tight turning circle due to large twin rudders, 
  treat as Size D for Ship Turning Distance. DE 1006 has F(3)2 
  Mk3 Squid w/8 salvoes vice Mk108 (treat as Double Squid), 8 DC 
  projectors and 80 DC total. Remainder have 44 DC total.
  • 1959: DE 1027 first USN ship fitted with SQS-4 VDS. DE 1006, 1014, 
  1021 fitted from 1962.
  • 1960s: Fitted with 1st Gen ES.
  • 1963-67: DE 1015, 1022, 1025-1030 had aft 3 inch gun replaced by 
  Aft Pad (1)2 DASH, remaining 3 inch AA rating 0.9. SQS-4 replaced 
  by SQS-23.
  • Mid 60s: DE 1006, 1014, 1021 added PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 ASW TT w/3 
  Mk44 torpedoes.
  • Late 60s: Squid and Mk108 removed from all. Estimated DC 
  removed at same time.
  • 1970: DE 1015, 1021, 1022 fitted with SQR-14 ITASS.
  • 1967: DE 1023, 1024, 1026 fitted with A(1)1 Mk3 40mm/60 (0.1L)
  • 28 Jul 72: DE 1006 transferred to Uruguay as 18 de Julio.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  23 
  47 
  70 
  84 
  93
  Surf Speed: 
  27 
  20 
  14 
  7 
  0 
  Sinks
  Constitution 
  Frigate
  Displacement: 2200 fl 
  In class: 1
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1798
  Propulsion: Sail 
  Crew: 450
  Signature: Small/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: --
  P/S(1)10 12 pdr smoothbore 
  C
  P/S(1)28 24 pdr smoothbore 
  C
  Remarks:
  Previous designation IX-21. Wooden construction, -35% damage 
  modifier.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  26 
  51 
  77 
  92 
  102
  Surf Speed: 
  Wind 
  Wind 
  Wind 
  Wind 
  0 
  Sinks
  Freedom 
  FFL
  Displacement: 2840 std 
  In class: 9 + 5 + 2
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 2008
  Propulsion: CODAG/Water jet 
  Crew: 75
  Electrn Cnt: 3rd Gen D 
  Acoustic Cnt: None
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 5 Automatic
  F(1)1 Mk110 57mm/70//DORNA EO (2.7) 
  C
  A(21)1 Mk31 w/21 RIM-116B-1 RAM Blk IA 
  D
  PA/SA(1)2 M2 .50 cal. (0.1L) 
  C
  Aft pad (1)1 MH-60R and 3 MQ-8B Fire Scout UAV 
  B
  
  America’s Navy
  A-39
  Sensors: 
  ES: 3rd Gen
  SPS-75 (Freedom through Billings)  
  J
  SPS-80 (Indianapolis and later) 
  J
  2 BridgeMaster E (use Decca 2000 series) 
  J/UK
  Remarks:
  Freedom, Fort Worth, Milwaukee, Detroit, Little Rock, Sioux City, 
  Wichita, Billings, Indianapolis, St. Louis, Minneapolis-St. Paul, 
  Cooperstown, Marinette, Nantucket, Beloit, Cleveland. Lock-Mart 
  Littoral Combat Ship Flight 0. Monohull. Fitted with dual stabilizers 
  and helo recovery system. Resupply by helicopter only, not fitted 
  to receive cargo by UNREP. Not fitted to perform Helicopter Inflight 
  Refueling (see 4.9). Aluminum superstructure, -15% damage modifier.
  • Indianapolis and later have A(11)1 SeaRAM w/11 RIM-116B-1 RAM 
  Blk IA replacing A(21)1 Mk31 RAM launcher.
  • Based at Mayport. Freedom (ASW), Fort Worth (MCM), Milwaukee 
  used for training and trials. Remainder to be fitted for ASW, MCM or 
  SuW. Of 35 Freedom & Independence - 10 ASW, 15 MCM, 10 SuW.
  • ASW: 3rd Gen Twd acoustic countermeasures, TB-37 sonars. MH-
  60R with 20 Mk54 torpedoes and 300 sonobuoys. In service 2020. 
  Fort Worth is first of class to be fitted.
  • MCM: USV with acoustic/magnetic sweep, mine recon UUV, MH-
  60S with ALMDS and AMNS. In service 2022.
  • SuW: P/S(1)2 Mk46 30mm//2 EO GFC, MH-60R or MH-60S with 
  Hellfire msls. In service 2014. F&A(12)2 VLS w/12 AGM-114L Hellfire 
  added in 2019 on Detroit, possibly also Milwaukee.
  • 2016: Crew increases to 95.
  • 2020: Fitted with PB/SB(4)2 NSM w/4 missiles. Nantucket and on 
  will be fitted during construction.
  • Mar 21: Freedom and Fort Worth to be decommed.
  • 2022 on: Two per year fitted with SEWIP, Nulka decoys (4th Gen 
  J&D, ES), Radar director mode added for MK110. 
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  36 
  73 
  109 
  131 
  145
  Surf Speed: 
  40 
  30 
  20 
  10 
  0 
  Sinks
  Independence 
  FFL
  Displacement: 2176 lt 
  In class: 11 + 5 + 3
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 2010
  Propulsion: CODAG/Water jet 
  Crew: 75
  Electrn Cnt: 4th Gen D 
  Acoustic Cnt: None
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 5 Automatic
  F(1)1 Mk110 57mm/70/SPS-77 (2.7) 
  C
  A(11)1 SeaRAM w/11 RIM-116B-1 RAM Blk IA 
  D
  PB/SB/PA/SA(1)4 M2 .50 cal. (0.1L) 
  C
  Aft pad (1)1 MH-60R/S and 3 MQ-8B Fire Scout UAV 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: 3rd Gen
  BridgeMaster E (use Decca 2000 series) 
  J/UK
  SPS-77 (also Mk110 57mm GFC) 
  J
  KAX-2 3rd Gen TV/IR & laser rf 
  --
  Remarks:
  Independence, Coronado, Jackson, Montgomery, Gabrielle Giffords, 
  Omaha, Manchester, Tulsa, Charleston, Cincinnati, Kansas City, 
  Oakland, Mobile, Savannah, Canberra, Santa Barbara, Augusta, 
  Kingsville, Pierre. GD/Austal Littoral Combat Ship Flight 0. Trimaran. 
  Carries Nulka 4th Gen decoy. Aluminum construction, -25% damage 
  modifier. Multihull construction, -25% damage modifier. Treat as 
  being fitted with stabilizers. Maneuvers as Size Class B. Mk110 can 
  be directed by SPS-77 or KAX-2. Not fitted to Helicopter Inflight 
  Refueling (see 4.9).
  • Aug 16: Coronado fitted with PB&SB(2)2 Mk141 w/2 Harpoon IC for 
  trials. Possibly moved to Montgomery in 2019.
  • Based at San Diego. Independence (MCM), Coronado (SuW) used 
  for training and trials. Remainder to be fitted for ASW, MCM or SuW 
  (see Freedom class).
  • 2016: Crew increases to 98.
  • Sep 19: G. Giffords fitted with PS/SS(4)2 NSM (Naval Strike Missile) 
  and MQ-8C (SuW).
  • Mar 21: Independence and Coronado to be decommed.
  • 2022: Two per year to be fitted with SEWIP, Nulka decoys (4th Gen 
  J&D, ES).
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  20 
  39 
  59 
  70 
  78
  Surf Speed: 
  40 
  30 
  20 
  10 
  0 
  Sinks
  Mark VI 
  PB
  Displacement: 65 fl 
  In class: 4 + 1 + 11
  Size Class: F/VSmall 
  In Service: 2015
  Propulsion: Diesel/Waterjet 
  Crew: 10 + 8
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 1 Manual
  F/A(1)2 Mk38 Bushmaster 25mm 
  C
  F/A(1)2 M50 GWS .50 cal//EO director (01.L) 
  C
  F/PW/SW/PA/SA/?(1)6 M2 .50 cal. or
   
  M134 miniguns or M19 40mm GL (0.2L) 
  C
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  4th Gen FLIR 
  --
  Remarks:
  48 planned. Main cabin can carry UUVs, medical facilities, 
  passengers. Primary role as patrol boats, secondary as SEAL team 
  transports. Ballistic protection for bridge, engines and fuel tanks. CHP 
  armor rating for Bridge, Engineering is 2. Aluminum construction, 
  -25% damage modifier. 
  • 2016: First deployments to Persian Gulf and Guam.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  9.3
  Surf Speed: 
  35 
  26 
  18 
  9 
  0 
  Sinks
  PBR 
  PBR
  Displacement: 8 std 
  In class: [718]
  Size Class: G/VSmall 
  In Service: 1965 - 2010s
  Propulsion: Diesel/water jet 
  Crew: 4
  Signature: Stealthy/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 1 Manual
  F(2)1 M2 .50 cal & A(1)1 M2 .50 cal (0.1L) 
  C
  A(1)1 81mm mortar 
  --
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  Small arms carried vary. GRP construction, special damage modifier 
  -10%.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  3.1
  Surf Speed: 
  25 
  19 
  13 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  Cyclone 
  PC
  Displacement: 286 lt 
  In Class: 14 - 1
  Size Class: E/VSmall 
  In Service: 1993
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 28
  Electrn Cnt: 2nd Gen D 
  Acoustic Cnt: None
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F/A(1)2 Mk38 Bushmaster 25mm 
  C
  P/S(1)2 .50 cal (0.1L) 
  C
  F/A(1)2 7.62mm (0.1L) 
  C
  F&A(1)1 Stinger w/6 missiles 
  D
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen RWR
  2 SPS-72 
  J
  Wesmar MS3850 mine detection 
  --
  Remarks:
  PC 1-14. Guns are unstabilized and local control only. Fitted with 
  stabilizers. PC 14 is lengthened with stern ramp for deploying small 
  boats (352 lt displacement). CHP armor rating for Bridge is 2. 
  Forward 25mm removed from many due to sea damage.
  • 1995: 3rd Gen ES vice RWR, est. 3rd Gen FLIR (Jun 02 on).
  • 1999-00: PC-2, 8, 13 lengthened as PC-14.
  • Late 90s: Fitted with Mk96 stabilized mount with EO GFC - A(1+1) 
  Mk96 mount (Mk38 Bushmaster, Mk19 40mm AGL) vice aft 25mm 
  mount.
  • Jun 02: Fitted with (estimated) 3rd Gen FLIR.
  
  America’s Navy 
  A-40
  • 2004: PC-1 transferred to Philippines.
  • 2009: PC-6 fitted with Mk38 Mod 2 Bushmaster 25mm (stabilized, 
  RO GFC) vice Mk96.
  • To US Coast Guard with Stinger msls removed: PC-1 (Feb 00-Mar 
  04); PC-8, 13, 14 (Oct 04); PC-4 (Oct 04-Aug 08); PC-5 (Sep 05 - Aug 
  08). Returned to USN service in 2011 with Stinger restored.
  • May 14 - 2016: Fitted with Mk60 Griffin Missile System. P/S(4)2 
  Mk208 w/4 BGM-176B Griffin IIB//F SSQ-133 (4th Gen FLIR, laser 
  designator).
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  10 
  20 
  30 
  36 
  40
  D Pts (PC-14): 0 
  12 
  23 
  35 
  41 
  46
  Surf Speed: 
  35 
  26 
  18 
  9 
  0 
  Sunk
  Swift (i) 
  PCF
  Displacement: 19 std 
  In class: [193]
  Size Class: G/VSmall 
  In Service: 1965
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 6
  Signature: Stealthy/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 1 Manual
  F(2)1 M2 .50 cal (0.1L) 
  C
  A(1)1 M2 .50 cal/81mm mortar (0.1L) 
  --
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  Small arms carried vary. Built to civilian standards, special damage 
  modifier -50%.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  3.0
  Surf Speed: 
  28 
  21 
  14 
  7 
  0 
  Sinks
  Asheville 
  PG
  Displacement: 225 std 
  In Class: [17]
  Size Class: E/VSmall 
  In Service: 1966-82
  Propulsion: CODAG 
  Crew: 28
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F(1)1 Mk34 3in/50//Mk63 (0.5) 
  C
  A(1)1 Mk3 40mm/60 (0.1L) 
  C
  P/S(1)2 M2 .50 cal. (0.1L) 
  C
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  PGM 84-90, 92-101. Aluminum construction, -25% damage modifier. 
  • 1967: Reclassified from motor gunboats (PGM) to as patrol gun-
  boats (PG).
  • 1970s: PG 86, 87 have PB&SB(1)2 Mk32 w/1 Tartar TRIP//1 
  Mk87 (Dutch WM22 radar). PG 98, 100 have PB&SB(1)2 Mk32 
  w/1Standard ARM. All have 40mm removed, speed reduced to 34 
  knots and 2 manual reloads carried.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  6 
  12 
  18 
  22 
  24
  Surf Speed: 
  38 
  29 
  19 
  10 
  0 
  Sinks
  Speed (’70s): 
  34 
  24 
  17 
  9 
  0 
  Sinks
  Tucumcari 
  PGH
  Displacement: 58 std 
  In class: [1]
  Size Class: F/VSmall 
  In Service: 1968 - 72
  Propulsion: CODOG 
  Crew: 13
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F(1)1 Mk3 40mm/60 (0.1L) 
  C
  P/S(2)2 M2 .50 cal. (0.1L) 
  C
  A(1)1 81mm mortar 
  --
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  Hydrofoil. Aluminum construction, special damage modifier of
  -25%.
  • 1971: 81mm replaced by A(2)1 Mk67 20mm (0.1L).
  • 1972: Ran aground near Puerto Rico during exercise, further 
  damaged during removal, struck 1972.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  11
  Surf Speed: 
  40 
  30 
  20 
  10 
  0 
  Sinks
  Flagstaff 
  PGH
  Displacement: 57 std 
  In class: [1]
  Size Class: F/VSmall 
  In Service: 1968
  Propulsion: CODOG 
  Crew: 13
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 1 Manual
  F(1)1 Mk3 40mm/60 (0.1L) 
  C
  P/S(2)2 M2 .50 cal (0.1L) 
  C
  A(1)1 81mm mortar 
  --
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  Hydrofoil. Aluminum construction, special damage modifier of
  -25%.
  • 1971: 40mm replaced by M-551 Sheridan turret for trials.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  11
  Surf Speed: 
  40 
  30 
  20 
  10 
  0 
  Sinks
  Pegasus 
  PHM
  Displacement: 231 fl 
  In Class: [6]
  Size Class: E/VSmall 
  In Service: 1977 - 93
  Propulsion: Gas Turbine 
  Crew: 22
  Electrn Cnt: 2nd Gen D 
  Acoustic Cnt: None
  Signature: VSmall/Loud 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F(1)1 Mk75 76mm/62//Mk92 STIR (4.0) 
  C
  PB&SB(4)2 Mk141 w/4 Harpoon 
  D
  Sensors: 
  ES: 2nd Gen
  SPS-63 
  J
  Remarks:
  Pegasus, Hercules, Taurus, Aquila, Aries, Gemini. Hydrofoil. Pegasus 
  has Mk94 (WM-28) vice Mk 92. Max hullborne speed is 12 knots. 
  Aluminum construction, -25% damage modifier.
  • 1985 - 86: Fitted with SPS-64 vice SPS-63.
  • 1991: Upgrade with 3rd Gen D, 3rd Gen ES canceled.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  6 
  11 
  17 
  20 
  22
  Surf Speed: 
  40 
  30 
  20 
  10 
  0 
  Sinks
  Iowa Commando/Heavy Assault Ship 
  BBHA?
  Displacement: 44000 std 
  In Class: 4
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1964
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 2753
  Signature: Large/Loud 
  Armor Rtng: 45/19/195
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 1 Manual
  F(3)2 Mk7 16in/50//2 Mk13 
  C
  P/S(2)2 Mk28 5in/38 /1 Mk56 GFCS (2.0) 
  C
  32 HUS helicopters (20 in hangar, 12 on flight deck) 
  B
  F(8)1 ASROC launcher w/8 msls 
  E
  Centerline elevator 
  --
  14 LCM(6) or 6 LCM(6) and 6 LCM(8) 
  --
  Sensors:
  SPS-10, SPS-37, SPS-30, SPS-39 
  J
  SQS-23 
  K
  Remarks:
  1961 proposal. Flight deck aft, spots for 3 medium-sized helicopters. 
  Flag plot. Carried extra fuel for replenishing amphibious task force. 
  One 16-inch gun converted to fire Mk23 nuclear rounds. Carried 1800 
  troops. Initially typed as “Commando Ship” but then redesignated 
  “Heavy Assault Ship.” Displacement estimated.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  266 
  532 
  797 
  957 
  1063
  Surf Speed: 
  33 
  25 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  
  America’s Navy
  A-41
  SSC 
  LCUA
  Displacement: 106 lt 
  In Class: 0 + 10 + 64
  Size Class: E/VSmall 
  In Service: 2020
  Propulsion: Gas Turbine 
  Crew: 4 + 26
  Signature: VSmall/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  BridgeMaster E (use Decca 2000 series) 
  J/UK
  Remarks:
  Ship-to-Shore Connectors. LCUA replacement. Improved LCUA 
  design. 73 planned. Personnel transport module can carry 180 troops 
  or 74 t payload. Hovercraft, -20% damage modifier, amphibious 
  construction, -25% damage modifier, aluminum craft, -25% damage 
  modifier.
  • LCAC 100 will be for test. and training, LCAC 101 the first production 
  unit. Fitted to launch APC from water starting with the 10th unit.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  2 
  4 
  6 
  7 
  8
  Spd (Loaded): 35 
  26 
  18 
  9 
  0 
  Sinks
  Spd (Empty): 
  50 
  38 
  25 
  13 
  0 
  Sinks
  LCAC 
  LCUA
  Displacement: 93 lt 
  In Class: 91 - 17
  Size Class: E/VSmall 
  In Service: 1986
  Propulsion: Gas Turbine 
  Crew: 5 + 25
  Signature: VSmall/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  CMR-91 (use LN-66) 
  J/Canada
  Remarks:
  LCAC 1 - 91. CHP armor rating for Bridge is 2, LCAC 34 and on have 
  Engineering armor 2 also. Design payload 60 tons, overload 75 tons. 
  Hovercraft, -20% damage modifier, amphibious craft, -25% damage 
  modifier.
  • 1986: In service. First deployment on LSD 42 Germantown in 1987.
  • 1993: 16 minesweeping systems delivered. Can tow mechanical 
  or acoustic/magnetic minesweep or AQS-14 side-scan sonar at 25 
  knots.
  • 1996: Nine personnel transport modules delivered. Can carry 145 
  troops with stores or 180 troops.
  • 2001 - 21: 68 through LCAC MkII SLEP with new engines. Payload 
  72 t, overload 75 t, Furuno or BridgeMaster E replaces CMR-91 
  radar. LCAC 91 delivered as MkII.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  3 
  5 
  8 
  9 
  10
  Spd (Loaded): 40 
  30 
  20 
  10 
  0 
  Sinks
  Spd (Empty): 
  54 
  41 
  27 
  14 
  0 
  Sinks
  Blue Ridge 
  LCC
  Displacement: 16790 std 
  In Class: 2
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1970
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 1060
  Electrn Cnt: 3rd Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen T
  Signature: Medium/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  P/S(2)2 Mk33 3in/50//2 Mk56 (0.9) 
  C
  3 LCP, 2 LCVP 
  --
  Sensors: 
  ES: 3rd Gen
  SPS-10, SPS-40C, SPS-64, SPS-48C, SPS-59/LN-66 
  J
  Remarks:
  Blue Ridge, Mount Whitney. Originally designated AGC, redesignated 
  as LCC 1969. Dedicated command ships with extensive communica-
  tions facilities. Aft pad for Large helos, fitted with stabilizers. Typically 
  carries one SH-3D helicopter. Does not suffer penalty for amphibious 
  construction.
  • 1974: P/S(8)2 Mk25 BPDMS Sea Sparrow w/8 RIM-7F//2 Mk115 
  added, combat system 3rd Gen Semi-Automatic, probably fitted with 
  2nd Gen acoustic countermeasures.
  • 1978: Mk56 GFCS removed, Mk33 3in/50 are in local control, AA 
  rating 0.5L.
  • Early 1980s: Fitted with 3rd Gen ES, 3rd Gen J&D.
  • Fitted with F/A(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 (2@4.4A). SPS-10 replaced 
  by SPS-65, estimated SPS-62 added. Blue Ridge 1985, Mount 
  Whitney 1987.
  • 1992: Sea Sparrow and 3 inch gun guns, SPS-62 removed. SPS-64 
  and 2nd Gen towed countermeasures added.
  • Jan - Oct 17: Mount Whitney has 10-month HME overhaul in Croatia.
  • 2000: Fitted with 4th Gen Semi-Automatic combat system. Blue 
  Ridge has SPS-48C, SPS-64 removed, fitted with SPS-67. Mount 
  Whitney has SPS-40, SPS-48C, SPS-64 removed. Fitted with SPS-67 
  and SPS-72.
  • 2003: Fitted with P/S(1)2 Mk38 Mod 2 Bushmaster 25mm//2 EO 
  directors.
  • c2008: Estimate fitted with 3rd Gen acoustic countermeasures.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  140 
  280 
  419 
  503 
  559
  Surf Speed: 
  22 
  17 
  11 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  Mount McKinley 
  LCC
  Displacement: 7234 lt 
  In class: [5]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1943 - 71
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 550
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 1 Manual
  F(1)1 Mk24 5in/38//Mk52 (0.8) 
  C
  P/S(2)2 Mk1 40mm/60 & A(4)1 Mk2 40mm/60 (0.8L) 
  C
  Aft Pad(1)1 HUP-2 Retriever 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-8, SPS-10 
  J
  Remarks:
  Single prop, double the speed reduction of Engineering critical hits. 
  Auxiliary, -25% damage modifier.
  • 1960s: SPS-8 replaced by SPS-30.
  • 1 Jan 69: Redesignated LCC.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  65 
  130 
  194 
  233 
  259
  Surf Speed: 
  16 
  12 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  LCM(8) 
  LCM
  Displacement: 62 lt 
  In class: 522 - 490
  Size Class: F/VSmall 
  In Service: 1952
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 5
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Remarks:
  Bow ramp. Mk1, Mk3, Mk5 are steel. Mk2 and Mk4 are 52 lt for deck 
  storage, aluminum construction, -25% damage modifier. Amphibious 
  craft, -25% damage modifier.
  Steel can carry 150 troops, aluminum 200 troops.
  • 2018: Eight with USN (6 MPS, one each coast) and 24 with Army.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Mk1, Mk3, Mk5
  Dam Pts: 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  11
  Surf Speed: 
  9 
  7 
  5 
  2 
  0 
  Sinks
  Mk2, Mk4
  Dam Pts: 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  6
  Surf Speed: 
  12 
  9 
  6 
  3 
  0 
  Sinks
  LCM(6) 
  LCM
  Displacement: 27 lt 
  In class: 927 - 917
  Size Class: F/VSmall 
  In Service: 1952
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 5 + 80
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Remarks:
  Can carry 34 tons of cargo or 80 troops. Amphibious craft, -25% 
  damage modifier. Bow ramp.
  • 2000: Retired from amphibious role. Used in support roles only.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  6.2
  Surf Speed: 
  10 
  8 
  4 
  3 
  0 
  Sinks
  
  America’s Navy 
  A-42
  LCPL 
  LCPL
  Displacement: 9 std 
  In class: 345 - 327
  Size Class: G/VSmall 
  In Service: 1953
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 3 + 17
  Signature: Stealthy/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Remarks:
  Amphibious craft, -25% damage modifier. Can be fitted with F(1)1 M2 
  .50 cal (0.1L)
  • 1956: Fitted with SPN-11 radar for use as boat guides. Later fitted 
  with SPS-59 radar.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  2.8
  Surf Speed: 
  19 
  14 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  LCU-1700 
  LCU
  Displacement: 274 std 
  In class: 0 + 3 + 29
  Size Class: E/VSmall 
  In Service: 2022
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 13
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  Replacement for LCU-1610. Can carry 154 t cargo or 2 tanks or 
  350 troops. Bow and stern ramps. Amphibious ship, -25% damage 
  modifier. Displacement estimated.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  7 
  15 
  22 
  26 
  29
  Surf Speed: 
  8  
  6 
  4 
  2 
  0 
  Sink
  LCU-1610 
  LCU
  Displacement: 190 lt 
  In class: 70 - 38
  Size Class: E/VSmall 
  In Service: 1959
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 14 + 300
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  SPS-53 
  J
  Remarks:
  LCU 1610-1624, 1627-1681. US Army has LCU 1667-1679, remainder 
  USN. Bow and stern ramps for ro-ro operation. Can carry 2 M1 
  Abrams or ten double-stacked ISO 20-foot containers. Amphibious 
  craft, -25% damage modifier.
  • 1980s: LN-66 replaces SPS-55.
  • 2004: Furuno replaces LN-66.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  6 
  12 
  17 
  21 
  23
  Surf Speed: 
  11 
  8 
  6 
  3 
  0 
  Sinks
  LCU-1466 
  LCU
  Displacement: 347 std 
  In class: 144 - 112
  Size Class: E/VSmall 
  In Service: 1954
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 6 + 300
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Remarks:
  LCU 1466-1609. Can carry 167 tons or three MBT. Amphibious craft, 
  -25% damage modifier. Bow ramp.
  • 14 transferred. Japan LCU 1602-1607. Taiwan LCU 1594-1601.
  • 2011: 32 remain.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  8 
  16 
  24 
  29 
  32
  Surf Speed: 
  8 
  6 
  4 
  2 
  0 
  Sinks
  LCVP 
  LCVP
  Displacement: 13 std 
  In class: [1552]
  Size Class: G/VSmall 
  In Service: 1956 - 06
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 3 + 36
  Signature: Stealthy/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Remarks:
  Can carry four tons of cargo or 36 troops. Mk5, Mk7 (285) are GRP 
  construction, -10% damage modifier. Rest are wooden construction, 
  -35% damage modifier. Amphibious craft, -25% damage modifier.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  DP (Wood): 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  1.9
  DP (GRP): 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  3.1
  Surf Speed: 
  9 
  7 
  5 
  2 
  0 
  Sinks
  CCA 
  LCW
  Displacement: 12 fl 
  In class: 29 + 3
  Size Class: G/VSmall 
  In Service: 2015
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 4 + 12
  Signature: Stealthy/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  CCFLIR 3rd Gen FLIR & laser rf 
  --
  Remarks:
  Combat Craft, Assault. Two can be airdropped from C-17A. Medium 
  range. Reduced signature. GRP construction, -10% damage modifier.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  3.6
  Surf Speed: 
  9 
  7 
  5 
  2 
  0 
  Sinks
  CCM Mk1 
  LCW
  Displacement: 27 fl 
  In class: 26 + 4
  Size Class: F/VSmall 
  In Service: 2015
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 4 + 18
  Signature: Stealthy/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: --
  F(1)1 RWS .50 cal mg 
  C
  A(1)1 .50 cal or 7.62mm mg (0.1L) 
  C
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  CCFLIR 3rd Gen FLIR & laser rf 
  --
  Remarks:
  Combat Craft Medium. Can be transported by C-17A. Reduced 
  signature, ballistic armor. GRP construction, -10% damage modifier.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  6.2
  Surf Speed: 
  52  
  39 
  26 
  13 
  0 
  Sinks
  CCH 
  LCW
  Displacement: 29.5 lt 
  In class: 2 + 1
  Size Class: F/VSmall 
  In Service: 2014
  Propulsion: Diesel/Waterjet 
  Crew: 7 + 13
  Signature: Stealthy/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  Furuno series 
  J/Japan
  CCFLIR 3rd Gen FLIR & laser rf 
  --
  Remarks:
  Combat Craft, Heavy. SEAL Insertion Observation and Neutralization 
  (SEALION). Reduced signature. Radar on retractable mast, VSmall 
  with radar in use. Can be carried by C-17A. Medium range. Aluminum 
  construction, -25% damage modifier.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  6.6
  Surf Speed: 
  9 
  7 
  5 
  2 
  0 
  Sinks
  M80 Stiletto 
  LCW
  Displacement: 60 std 
  In Class: 1
  Size Class: F/VSmall 
  In Service: 2006
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 3 +12
  Signature: Stealthy/EQuiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: --
  Scan Eagle UAVs 
  --
  11 m rigid hull inflatable boat 
  --
  Sensors:
  Furuno series 
  J/Japan
  Remarks:
  Carbon composite construction, -25% damage modifier. Heavily 
  automated, requires a crew of only three. Draft less than 1 meter. Can 
  carry 37 ton payload. Range 500 nmi. Can carry a complement of 12 
  SEALs. M-shaped hull creates air cushion at high speeds, reducing 
  
  America’s Navy
  A-43
  wave effects and wake. Treat as medium-sized vessel for sea-keeping 
  purposes. Rear ramp for recovering small boats.
  • 2008: Narcotics patrol in Caribbean. To trial role in 2011.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  9.8
  Surf Speed: 
  50 
  38 
  25 
  13 
  0 
  Sinks
  CRRC 
  LCW
  Displacement: 0.12 std 
  In Class: ?
  Size Class: G/VSmall 
  In Service: ?
  Propulsion: Gasoline 
  Crew: 1 + 5
  Signature: Stealthy/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Remarks:
  Combat Rubber Raiding Craft. Can be carried under or in helicopters, 
  released from submerged submarines and airdropped from aircraft. 
  Can carry 1.3 t cargo or 5 troops or divers. Can land on beaches in 
  sea state 3. Cruise speed 15 knots on outboard.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  0.1
  Spd (paddles): 3 
  2 
  2 
  1 
  0 
  Sinks
  Spd (outbrd.): 32 
  24 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  NSW RIB 
  LCW
  Displacement: 8.2 std 
  In Class: [72]
  Size Class: G/VSmall 
  In Service: 1997
  Propulsion: Diesel/Waterjet 
  Crew: 3 + 8
  Signature: Stealthy/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: --
  F/A 2 weapons stations (See Remarks) 
  C
  Sensors:
  Furuno series 
  J/Japan
  Remarks:
  11 meter rigid inflatable boat. Each weapons station can be fitted with 
  either (1)1 M2 .50 cal or (1)1 7.62mm mg. Sustained speed 33 knots. 
  GRP construction, -10% damage modifier. Inflatable sponsons, -30% 
  damage modifier.
  • 2000: Cleared to be airdropped.
  • To be replaced by CCA.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  1.7
  Surf Speed: 
  32 
  24 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Mark V Pegasus 
  LCW
  Displacement: 57 fl 
  In Class: [20]
  Size Class: F/VSmall 
  In Service: 1995 - 2013
  Propulsion: Diesel/Waterjet 
  Crew: 5 + 16
  Signature: Stealthy/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 1 Manual
  P/S/PA/SA 4 weapons stations (See Remarks) 
  C
  F&A(1)1 Stinger w/6 missiles 
  D
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen RWR
  Furuno series 
  J/Japan
  Remarks:
  Reduced radar and IR signatures. Used as SEAL transports in low 
  and medium threat insertions. Can be carried by C-5 Galaxy. Can 
  carry 4 CRRC or 1 Mk8 LSDV or 1 CRRC and Scan Eagle UAV. 
  Each weapons station can be fitted with either (2)1 M2 .50 cal or (1)1 
  7.62mm mg. Aluminum construction, -25% damage modifier.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  9.5
  Surf Speed: 
  50  
  38 
  25 
  13 
  0 
  Sinks
  Seafox 
  LCW
  Displacement: 10.6 lt 
  In Class: [36]
  Size Class: G/VSmall 
  In Service: 1981 - ?
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 3 +12
  Signature: Stealthy/EQuiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: --
  PA/SA(1)2 .50 cal (0.1L) 
  C
  PW/SW(1)2 7.62mm (0.1L) 
  C
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen RWR
  LN-66 
  J/Canada
  Remarks:
  SWCL (Special Warfare Craft Light). GRP construction, -10% damage 
  modifier. Carries CRRC. Can be carried by C-130 Hercules.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  3.3
  Surf Speed: 
  32 
  24 
  16 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  PB MkIII (Sea Spectre) 
  LCW
  Displacement: 28 std 
  In Class: [36]
  Size Class: F/VSmall 
  In Service: 1981 - ?
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 3 +12
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: --
  PB&SB(1)1 Mk3 40mm/60 (0.1L) 
  C
  PW(1)1 Mk16 20mm (0.1L) 
  C
  PW/PQ&SA(1)2 .50 cal (0.1L) 
  C
  PA/SB(1)2 Mk19 40mm grenade launcher 
  --
  81mm mortar 
  --
  Sensors:
  LN-66 
  JCanada
  Remarks:
  SWCM (Special Warfare Craft Medium). Aluminum construction, 
  -25% damage modifier. 
  • 1981: PB 777 fitted with PB&SB(1)2 Penguin Mk3 missiles. Has PW/
  SB(1)2 .50 cal mg. 
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  5.1
  Surf Speed: 
  50 
  38 
  25 
  13 
  0 
  Sinks
  America (ii) 
  LHA
  Displacement: 44854 fl 
  In Class: 2 + 1 + 1
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 2014
  Propulsion: CODLOG/CPP 
  Crew: 1204 + 1871
  Electrn Cnt: 4th Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 3rd Gen T
  Signature: Large/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 6 Automatic
  F/A(8)2 Mk29 NATO Sea Sparrow w/8 ESSM//2 Mk57 
  D
  F/PA(21)2 Mk31 w/21 RIM-116 RAM Blk IA 
  D
  F/SA(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx Blk IB (2@7.6A) 
  C
  P/S/A(1)3 Mk38 Bushmaster 25mm 
  C
  3P/3S/A(2)7 Mk95 Mod 1 .50 cal (0.3L) 
  C
  2 Elevators 
  --
  Sensors: 
  ES: 3rd Gen
  SPS-48E, SPQ-9B, SPS-49A(V)2, 2 SPS-73 (America, Tripoli) 
  J
  SPY-6(V)2 EASR, SPQ-9B, 2 SPS-73 (Bougainville) 
  J
  Remarks:
  America, Tripoli, Bougainville, fourth unit. Replacement for Tarawa 
  class. Based on USS Makin Island (LHD-8) design. First two units do 
  not have well deck. Extensive command facilities. Landing spots for 
  ten helicopters. Amphibious ship, -25% damage modifier. First USN 
  amphibious ship with armored magazines.
  • Bougainville and any later units can carry 2 LCUA in well deck. 
  Troop berthing reduced to 1462. Reduced air group, SPY-6(V)2 re-
  places SPS-48 and SPS-49. Redesigned superstructure with Phalanx 
  arcs PW/SA, RAM arcs SW/PA.
  • May 15 - Mar 16. America refitted. Deck strengthened to accommo-
  date F-35. Tripoli completed with F-35 capability.
  • Jun 2020: Fourth unit ordered.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  220 
  439 
  659 
  790 
  878
  Surf Speed: 
  23 
  17 
  12 
  6 
  Sinks
  Tarawa 
  LHA
  Displacement: 33536 std 
  In Class: [5]
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1976 - 2015
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 892 + 1903
  Electrn Cnt: 2nd Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen T
  Signature: Large/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  
  America’s Navy 
  A-44
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 4 Semi-Automatic
  PQ/SQ/PA(1)3 Mk45 5in/54//F SPG-60 (2.2) 
  C
  F/A(8)2 Mk25 BPDMS w/8 RIM-7F//2 Mk115 
  D
  P/S(1)6 Mk67 20mm (0.5L) 
  C
  18 CH-46 Sea Knight, 4 CH-53, 4 AH-1S 
  B
  2 Elevator 
  --
  1 LCUA or 4 LCU or 7 LCM(8) or 17 LCM(6) 
  A
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-10, SPS-40B, SPS-52B, SPS-53, SPS-59/LN-66, SPQ-9A J
  Remarks:
  Tarawa, Saipan, Belleau Wood, Nassau, Peleliu. Can launch 12 CH-
  46 or 9 CH-53 from flight deck at once. Hangar can hold 28 CH-46 or 
  19 CH-53 or 25 Sea Harrier. Mk45 guns use SPG-60 for AA fire and 
  SPQ-9A for surface fire. Typically carry 2 LCU and 3 LCM(8) or 17 
  LCM(6) in well deck plus 40 LVTP on vehicle deck. Amphibious ship, 
  -25% damage modifier.
  •1983 - 88 : BPDMS, PA Mk45 5 inch, 20mm removed, F/A(R)2 Mk15 
  Phalanx Blk 0 (2@5.0A) added. 1st Gen ES upgraded to 3rd Gen. 
  ECM upgraded to 3rd Gen J&D, 2nd Gen T acoustic countermea-
  sures added.
  • 1992 - 96: Class modernized. Combat system Gen 5 Automated. 
  Mk23 TAS added, SPS-52 replaced by SPS-48E, PW/SA(21)2 Mk49 
  w/21 RIM-116A RAM added. SPS-10 and LN-66 replaced by SPS-64, 
  SPS-67.
  • 1996 - 97: Tarawa refit.
  • 1996 - 97: Peleliu refit with MV-22B Osprey capability added.
  • 1997 - 98: 5 inch guns removed. 
  • 1998 - 99: SPQ-9 and SPG-60 removed. P/S(1)8 Mk95 Mod 1 .50 
  cal (0.3L) fitted replacing all 20mm.
  • Decommed: Tarawa 2009, Saipan 2007, Belleau Wood 2005, Nas-
  sau 2011, Peleliu 2015.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  166 
  333 
  499 
  599 
  665
  Surf Speed: 
  24 
  18 
  12 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  Wasp 
  LHD
  Displacement: 34047 std 
  In Class: 8
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1989
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 892 + 1903
  Electrn Cnt: 3rd Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen T
  Signature: Large/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 5 Automatic
  F/PA/SA(R)3 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 (3@5.0A) 
  C
  F/A(8)2 Mk29 NATO Sea Sparrow w/8 RIM-7M//2 Mk91 
  D
  P/S(1)8 M2 .50 cal. (0.1L) 
  C
  2 Elevators 
  --
  3 LCUA and 4 LCPL or 12 LCM(6) or 6 LCM(8) or 2 LCU 
  A
  Sensors: 
  ES: 3rd Gen
  SPS-49(V)5, SPS-67(V)1, Mk23 TAS, SPS-64 
  J
  SPS-52C (LHD-1), SPS-48E (LHD-2 and on) 
  J
  SRS-1 Combat DF 
  --
  Remarks:
  Can launch 9 large helos at once. CHP armor rating for flight deck is 
  2. Amphibious ship, -25% damage modifier. In addition to SLQ-32 3rd 
  Gen ES, fitted with SRS-1 Combat DF ES, see 5.2.9.5.
  • Makin Island fitted with CODLOG/CPP propulsion, radar fit changed 
  to SPS-48E, SPS-49A(V)1, SPS-73, SPQ-9B, Combat system Gen 6 
  Automatic.
  • 1996 - 97: Wasp fitted with SPS-48E replacing SPS-52B, combat 
  system Gen 6 Automatic. SA Phalanx removed, F/SA(21)2 Mk49 w/21 
  RIM-116A RAM added.
  • 1998 - 02: SA Phalanx removed, F/SA(21)2 Mk49 w/21 RIM-116A 
  RAM, Gen 6 Automatic combat system added.
  • 2003: Fitted with P/S/PQ&SQ(1)3 Mk38 25mm//3 EO GFC.
  • 2003: Iwo Jima fitted with SPQ-9B.
  • mid 2010s: Some fitted with SPS-73 replacing SPS-64, estimated 
  3rd Gen acoustic countermeasures.
  • 2005 - 10: Fitted for MV-22 replacing CH-46.
  • 2014: Wasp fitted with SPQ-9B.
  • 2014 - 18: Fitted for F-35B replacing AV-8B, ESSM. First F-35B 
  deployments in 2018.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  168 
  336 
  504 
  605 
  672
  Spd: 
  22 
  18 
  11 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  Spd (LHD-8): 
  24 
  18 
  12 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  Charleston 
  LKA
  See Charleston AKA listing.
  Harrisburg 
  LPD
  Displacement: 19908 lt 
  In Class: 0 + 0 + 1
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 2025
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 386 + 613
  Electrn Cnt: 4th Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 4th Gen T
  Signature: Large/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 6 Automatic
  PW/SA(21)2 Mk31 w/21 RIM-116B RAM Blk IA 
  D
  F/PA(1)2 Mk46 Mod 1 30mm Bushmaster II 
  C
  Aft Pad(1)2 MV-22 
  B
  2 LCUA or 1 LCU or 4 LCM(8) 
  A
  Sensors: 
  ES: 3rd Gen
  SPY-6(V)2 EASR, SPQ-9B, SPS-73(?) 
  J
  Remarks:
  Harrisburg. San Antonio Flight II. Replaces Harper’s Ferry and 
  Whidbey Island class LSD. Same hull as San Antonio class. Up to 
  eighteen planned. Less extensive radar signature reduction than 
  original San Antonio class. Deck space for 2 MV-22 or CH-53E or 4 
  UH-1Y or AH-1Z. Hangar space for 1 MV-22 or CH-53 or 3 AH-1Z or 
  UH-1Y. Amphibious construction, -25% damage modifier.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  128 
  255 
  383 
  459 
  510
  Surf Speed: 
  22 
  17 
  11 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  San Antonio 
  LPD
  Displacement: 24900 fl 
  In Class: 11 + 2
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 2006
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 360 + 800
  Electrn Cnt: 3rd Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen T
  Signature: Medium/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 6 Automatic
  PW/SA(21)2 Mk31 w/21 RIM-116A RAM 
  D
  F/PA(1)2 Mk46 Mod 1 30mm 
  C
   Aft Pad(1)2 MV-22 
  B
  2 LCUA or 4 LCM(8) or 9 LCM(6), or 20 LVT 
  A
  Sensors: 
  ES: 3rd Gen
  SPQ-9B, SPS-48E, SPS-73 
  J
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Air Group:
  • 2 CH-53 or 4 AH/UH-1 or 4 CH-46 or 2 MV-22
  Remarks:
  San Antonio, New Orleans, Mesa Verde, Green Bay, New York, San 
  Diego, Anchorage, Arlington, Somerset, John P. Murtha, Portland, 
  Fort Lauderdale, Richard M. McCool, Jr. Deck space for 2 MV-22 or 
  CH-53E or 4 CH-46 or UH-1N or AH-1. Hangar space for 1 MV-22 or 
  CH-53 or 2 CH-46 or 3 AH-1W or UH-1N. Reduced RCS. Replaces 
  Austin, Anchorage, Charleston, and Newport classes. Amphibious 
  construction, -25% damage modifier.
  • Richard M. McCool Jr. has SPY-6(V)2 EASR replacing SPS-48E.
  • 2013: Fitted for Scan Eagle UAV, estimated 3rd Gen acoustic coun-
  termeasures.
  • May 14: RAM Blk II operational on Arlington.
  • 2016: Last two have several cost-saving measures, but radar signa-
  ture increased to Large, troop capacity reduced to 650.
  • Dec 19: Portland fitted with manually aimed F(1)1 SEQ-3 LaWS 
  high energy laser. Can be used as laser dazzler or to destroy VSmall 
  air targets out to 0.9 nmi at NOE and Low altitudes.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  137 
  274 
  410 
  492 
  547
  Surf Speed: 
  22 
  17 
  11 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  
  America’s Navy
  A-45
  Austin 
  LPD
  Displacement: 11050 std 
  In Class: [12]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1965 - 2017
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 493 + 856
  Electrn Cnt: 2nd Gen D 
  Acoustic Cnt: None
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 3 Semi-Automatic
  PW/SW/PA/SA(2)4 Mk33 3in/50//F Mk56 & PA/SA 2 Mk63 (1.8) C
  Aft pad (1)8 UH-34D Choctaw 
  B
  1 Elevator 
  --
  1 LCU, 3 LCM(6) or 9 LCM(6) or 4 LCM(8), or 28 LVTP 
  --
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-10, SPS-40A 
  J
  Remarks:
  Up to 8 medium helos can be accommodated for short periods on 
  the flight deck. Hangar can accommodate only one small helicopter. 
  Amphibious ship, -25% damage modifier.
  • Austin, Ogden, Duluth have 930 troops, remainder fitted as flagships 
  with 856 troops and flag staff.
  • 1977-78: PW/SA Mk33 removed, AA rating 0.9. ES upgraded to 2nd 
  Gen.
  • 1980: Coronado (LPD 11) redesignated as command ship (AGF 11).
  • 1983-84: Coronado refit with ES updated to 3rd Gen, Aft Pad(1)1 
  SH-3D, F/SS(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 (2@4.4A) added.
  • 1984-87: F/SS(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 (2@4.4A) added to Atlantic 
  Fleet units. ECM upgraded to 3rd Gen D. 2nd Gen Towed Acoustic 
  Countermeasure added.
  • Late 80s: Mk56, 2 Mk63 directors removed. Mk33 in local control, 
  AA rating 0.3L 
  .
  • 1987: Planned SLEP canceled.
  • 1990-93: F/SS(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 (2@4.4A) added to Pacific 
  Fleet units. ECM upgraded to 3rd Gen D. 2nd Gen Towed Acoustic 
  Countermeasure added.
  • 1993: Fitted to operate Pioneer UAV. Typically one per fleet carries 
  5-8 UAV.
  • Early 90s: SPS-10 replaced by SPS-67, P/S(1)2 Mk38 25mm Bush-
  master added.
  • 1992-93: Remaining Mk33 removed.
  • 24 Jan 12: Ponce (LPD 15) redesignated AFSB-I 15 (Afloat Forward 
  Staging Base, Interim), operated by MSC. Fitted with (1)2 Mk38 Mod 
  2 25mm, ScanEagle UAV, 2 Kingfish prototype UUV.
  • Aug 14: Ponce fitted with F(1)1 SEQ-3 LaWS high energy laser, 
  aimed by Mk15 Phalanx radar, treat as integrated to combat system. 
  Can be used as laser dazzler.
  • 14 Oct 17: Ponce decommed.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  79 
  159 
  238 
  285 
  317
  Surf Speed: 
  21 
  16 
  11 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Raleigh 
  LPD
  Displacement: 8276 lt 
  In Class: [3]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1962 - 05
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 501 + 662
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 3 Semi-Automatic
  PW/SW/P/S(2)4 Mk33 3in/50//Mk56 (3.6) 
  C
  Aft pad (1)6 CH-46 Sea Knight 
  B
  1 LCU, 3 LCM (6) or 4 LCM(8) or 20 LVTP 
  --
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-10, SPS-40A, SPS-59/LN-66 
  J
  Remarks:
  Raleigh, Vancouver, La Salle. Up to 6 medium helos can be 
  accommodated. LCM (6) carried on the boat deck can be replaced by 
  4 LCPL. Amphibious ship, -25% damage modifier.
  • 1972: La Salle became flagship for the Persian Gulf (AGF-3), with 
  crew 842.
  • 1978: PW Mk33, Mk56 removed. AA rating 0.8L.
  • 1980 - 82: La Salle refitted, P/S(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx replacing P/S 
  Mk33, Aft Pad(1)1 SH-3D
  • 1980s: F/S(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx added. ES upgraded to 2nd Gen. 
  ECM upgraded to 2nd Gen D. Raleigh 1984, Vancouver late 80s.
  • Decommed: Raleigh 1991, Vancouver 1992. La Salle 2005.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  71 
  142 
  213 
  256 
  284
  Surf Speed: 
  21 
  16 
  11 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Iwo Jima 
  LPH
  Displacement: 17000 std 
  In class: [7]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1960 - 98
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 594 + 1999
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  2F/PA/SA(2)4 Mk33 3in/50//3 Mk34 (3.6) 
  C
  2 Elevators 
  --
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-10, SPS-40A 
  J
  Remarks:
  Iwo Jima, Okinawa, Guadalcanal, Guam, Tripoli, New Orleans, 
  Inchon. Can launch seven small/medium or 4 large helos at once. 
  Hangar can hold 19 CH-46 or 11 CH-53. Aviation ship, does not suffer 
  amphibious ship modifier. Single prop, double the speed reduction of 
  Engineering critical hits.
  • F/PA 3 inch guns replaced by F/P&PQ(8)2 Mk25 BPMDS Sea 
  Sparrow w/8 RIM-7//4 Mk115. AA rating 1.8. Tripoli, Inchon 1972, 
  Okinawa, Iwo Jima, New Orleans 1973, Guam, Guadalcanal 1974.
  • 1970: Fitted with 1st Gen J countermeasures.
  • Late 70s: Mk34 FC radars removed, AA rating 0.5L.
  • 1980s: Acoustic Countermeasures upgraded to 2nd Gen T, Elec-
  tronic Countermeasures to 3rd Gen J&D, ES to 3rd Gen. Combat 
  system Gen 3 Semi-Automatic.
  • 1983 - 86: SW/P&PQ(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 (2@4.4A)(Okinawa 
  had F Mk25 launcher replaced by Phalanx, has F instead of SB&S 
  arc). P/S(1)2 Mk38 Bushmaster 25mm added.
  • 1996: Inchon reconfigured as a mine countermeasures support ship. 
  All Mk25 BPDMS and Mk33 removed. Operated CH-53E Sea Dragon 
  helicopters, served as tender for Avenger- and Osprey-class minehu-
  nters. Transferred to the Naval Reserve Force.
  • Oct 01: Inchon suffered major boiler room fire, one sailor killed, 
  severely damaged, not repaired.
  • Decommed: Okinawa 1992, Iwo Jima 1993, Guadalcanal 1994, 
  Tripoli 1995, New Orleans 1997, Guam 1998, Inchon 2002.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  106 
  212 
  317 
  381 
  423
  Surf Speed: 
  23 
  17 
  12 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  Essex LPH 
  LPH
  Displacement: 30800 std 
  In class: [3]
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1959 (1944) - 70
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 1338 + 1950
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen J 
  Acoustic Cnt: None
  Signature: Large/Loud 
  Armor Rating: 7/10
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F/A(2)4 Mk38 5in/38//2 Mk37 (7.8) 
  C
  PW/PA(1)2 Mk30 5in/38//2 Mk56 (1.0) 
  C
  3 Elevators 
  --
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-10, SPS-12, SPS-30 
  J
  Remarks:
  Boxer, Princeton, Valley Forge. Essex-class carriers converted to 
  LPH. Configuration as of conversion. Carries 16 CH-37. Aviation 
  ship, does not suffer amphibious damage modifier. Valley Forge has 
  SPS-6C, SPS-8A, SPS-10 radars. Four boilers not used as LPH, with 
  speed reduced to 27 knots.
  • Early 1960s: F/A(2)2 Mk38, AA rating 3.9. Mk30 5 inch guns 
  removed.
  • Decommed: Boxer 1969, Princeton, Valley Forge 1970. 
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  210 
  419 
  629 
  754 
  838
  Surf Speed: 
  27 
   20 
  14 
  7 
  0 
  Sinks
  
  America’s Navy 
  A-46
  Casablanca LPH 
  LPH
  Displacement: 8000 std 
  In class: [1]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1956 (1944) - 64
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 540 + 1600
  Signature: Med/Loud 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  PW/SW/P&PQ/SQ(2)4 Mk1 40mm/60 (0.5L) 
  C
  1 Elevator 
  --
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-10, SPS-12 
  J
  Remarks:
  Thetis Bay. Casablanca-class CVE decommed after WW II, 
  recommed 1956 as CVHA (assault helicopter carrier). Configuration 
  as of conversion. Carries 15 CH-37. Can launch/land 5 Medium 
  helicopters at once. Aviation ship, does not suffer amphibious 
  construction modifier.
  • 1959: Reclassified as LPH.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  85 
  171 
  256 
  307 
  341
  Surf Speed: 
  19 
  14 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Harpers Ferry 
  LSD
  Displacement: 11894 lt 
  In Class: 4
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1994
  Propulsion: Diesel/CPP 
  Crew: 412 + 440
  Electrn Cnt: 3rd Gen D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen T
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 5 Automatic
  F/A(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 (2@5.0A) 
  C
  P/S(1)2 Mk38 Bushmaster 25mm 
  C
  P/S(1)8 M2 .50 cal (0.1L) 
  C
  2 LCPL, 2 LCUA or 4 LCM(8) or 9 LCM(6) or 1 LCU 
  --
  Sensors: 
  ES: 3rd Gen
  SPS-64, SPS-49(V)5, SPS-67 
  J
  Remarks:
  Harpers Ferry, Carter Hall, Oak Hill, Pearl Harbor. Cargo version of 
  Whidbey Island class. Helo pad aft with spots for two large helicop-
  ters.
  • 1997-2004. Refitted with Surface Ship Self Defense System (combat 
  system Gen 6 Automatic), 2nd Gen IRST, F/A(21)2 Mk49 w/21 RIM-
  116 RAM, 3rd Gen J&D. Harpers Ferry 1997, Carter Hill by 2001, Oak 
  Hill by 2004, Pearl Harbor completed in this configuration.
  • 2008+: Estimate fitted with 3rd Gen acoustic countermeasures.
  • Late 2010s: SPS-64 replaced by SPS-73. 
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  91 
  181 
  272 
  326 
  362
  Surf Speed: 
  22 
  16 
  11 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  Whidbey Island 
  LSD
  Displacement: 11854 std 
  In Class: 8
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1985
  Propulsion: Diesel/CPP 
  Crew: 320 + 402
  Electrn Cnt: 3rd Gen D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen T
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 5 Automatic
  P/S(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 (5.0A) 
  C
  P/S(1)2 Mk38 Bushmaster 25mm 
  C
  P/S(1)6 M2 .50 cal. (0.1L) 
  C
  2 LCVP, 4 LCUA or 21 LCM(6) or 10 LCM(8) or
   
  3 LCU or 64 LVTP 
  --
  Sensors: 
  ES: 3rd Gen
  SPS-64, SPS-67(V)1, SPS-49(V)5 
  J
  Remarks:
  Aft pad has spots for two large helos, no hangar. Carry one LCM(6), 
  2 LCPL MkII, one LCVP on deck. Amphibious ship, -25% damage 
  modifier.
  • 1993: Whidbey Island trials ship for Surface Ship Self-Defense 
  System with 2nd Gen IRST, 3rd Gen J&D. Combat system Gen 6 
  Automatic.
  • 1999-2002. Seven other units refitted with Surface Ship Self 
  Defense System, 2nd Gen IRST, 3rd Gen J&D. Combat system Gen 
  6 Automatic. All eight units fitted with F/A(21)2 Mk49 w/21 RIM-116 
  RAM
  • 2008+: Estimate fitted with 3rd Gen acoustic countermeasures.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  83 
  166 
  249 
  299 
  332
  Surf Speed: 
  22 
  16 
  11 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  Anchorage 
  LSD
  Displacement: 8200 ltshp 
  In Class: [5]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1969 - 2003
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 322 + 366
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen D 
  Acoustic Cnt: None
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 3 Semi-Automatic
  PW/SW/P/S(2)4 Mk33 3in/50//2 Mk56 (1.8) 
  C
  P/S(1)6 M2 .50 cal. (0.1L) 
  C
  4 LCVP, 3 LCUA or 3 LCU or 15 LCM(6) or
   
  9 LCM(8) or 50 LVT 
  --
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-10, SPS-40, SPS-69 (LSD-38 only) 
  J
  SPS-59/LN-66 
  J
  Remarks:
  Anchorage, Portland, Pensacola,Mount Vernon, Fort Fisher. Carries 1 
  LCM(6), 1 LCP, 2 LCPL as deck cargo. Removable helo deck aft, no 
  hangar. Can be fitted with mezzanine deck for 15 LVT with 2 LCUA or 
  1 LCU 1 or 12 LCM(6) or 6 LCM(6) or 65 LVT total. Typically carry 1 
  LCM(6) and 3 LCU. Fort Fisher has SPS-67 vice SPS-10. Amphibious 
  ship, -25% damage modifier.
  • 1977 - 78: Port Mk33 and Mk56 removed, AA rating 0.5L.
  • 1980s: P/S(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 (2@4.4A) added. ES and ECM 
  upgraded to 2nd Gen. Combat system Gen 4 Semi-Automatic. Refit-
  ted so well deck can carry 3 LCUA as alternative load.
  • 1990: Forward 2 Mk33 3 inch guns removed, leaves S(2)1 Mk33 
  3in/50, AA rating 0.3L.
  • 1990s: P/S(1)2 Mk38 Bushmaster 25mm added. 2nd Gen Towed 
  Acoustic Countermeasure added.
  • 1993-94: Remaining Mk33 3 inch guns removed.
  • 1994: SPS-10 replaced with SPS-67. Portland fitted with SPS-73, 
  remainder with SPS-64.
  • Decommed: Fort Fisher 1998, Pensacola 1999 (transferred to Tai-
  wan as Hsu Hai 2 Jun 00), Anchorage, Portland, Mount Vernon 2003.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  71 
  141 
  212 
  254 
  282
  Surf Speed: 
  22 
  16 
  11 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  Thomaston 
  LSD
  Displacement: 6880 lt 
  In Class: [8]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1954 - 90
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 404 + 340
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  PW/2P/P&PQ(2)4 Mk33 3in/50 &
   
  SW/2S/S&SQ(2)4 Mk33 3in/50//P/S 2 Mk35 (3.6) 
  C
  4 LCVP, 3 LCU or 9 LCM (8) or 16 LCM(6) or 50 LVT 
  --
  Sensors:
  SPS-10, SPS-6 
  J
  Remarks:
  Helo pad aft for one large helicopter. Well deck aft. Amphibious ship, 
  -25% damage modifier
  • 1960s: P/S 2 Mk33 removed, AA rating 2.7.
  • 1977: 3 Mk33 and Mk35 radars removed, AA rating 0.5L. LN-66 
  radar added.
  • 1980s: All but Thomaston fitted with 2nd Gen D.
  • 1980s: Spiegel Grove, Alamo, Hermitage fitted with P/S(R)2 Mk15 
  Phalanx Blk 0 (2@4.4A).
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  63 
  126 
  188 
  226 
  251
  Surf Speed: 
  22 
  17 
  11 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  
  America’s Navy
  A-47
  Casa Grande (1950s) 
  LSD
  Displacement: 4790 std 
  In Class: [13]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1943 - 71
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 265 + 260
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 1 Manual
  F(1)1 Mk30 5in/38 (0.8) 
  C
  PW/SW(4)2 Mk2 40mm/60 & PA/SA(2)2 Mk1 40mm/60 (0.8L) 
  C
  PW/SW/PA/SA(1)16 Mk10 20mm (1.0L) 
  C
  Aft Pad (1)1 CH-34 Choctaw 
  B
  3 LCU or 18 LCM(6) 
  --
  Sensors:
  SPS-10 
  J
  Remarks:
  Also Cabildo class. Similar to Ashland class, but with different propul-
  sion. No hangar. Amphibious ship, -25% damage modifier. Class 
  placed in reserve after WW II. Configuration as of the 1950s, when 
  the class was reactivated for Korean war service.
  • c1960: 5 inch gun removed.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  46 
  91 
  137 
  164 
  182
  Surf Speed: 
  15 
  11 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Ashland (1950s) 
  LSD
  Displacement: 4790 std 
  In Class: [8]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1942 - 70
  Propulsion: Steam Recip 
  Crew: 265 + 300
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 1 Manual
  F(1)1 Mk21 5in/38 (0.8) 
  C
  PW/SW(4)2 Mk2 40mm/60 & PA/SA(2)2 Mk1 40mm/60 (0.8L) 
  C
  3 LCU or 18 LCM(6) 
  --
  Sensors:
  SPS-10 
  J
  Remarks:
  Amphibious ship, -25% damage modifier. Class placed in reserve 
  after WW II. Configuration as of the 1950s, when the class was reacti-
  vated for Korean war service. Aft helo pad added.
  • 20mm removed postwar.
  • c1960: 5 inch guns removed.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  46 
  91 
  137 
  164 
  182
  Surf Speed: 
  15 
  11 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Newport 
  LST
  Displacement: 4975 ltshp 
  In Class: [20]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1969 - 2002
  Propulsion: Diesel/CPP 
  Crew: 262 + 430
  Electrn Cnt: 2nd Gen D 
  Acoustic Cnt: None
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 3 Semi-Automatic
  PA/SA(2)2 Mk33 3in/50//2 SPG-50 (0.9) 
  C
  3 LCVP, 1 LCPL 
  --
  Sensors:
  SPS-10, SPS-59/LN-66 
  J
  Remarks:
  Amphibious ship, -25% damage modifier. Can lay a causeway to land 
  vehicles directly on land. Can beach with 500 t cargo or transport 
  2000 t. Aft helo pad.
  • 1977-78: SPG-50 FC radars removed, AA rating 0.3L.
  • Early 80s: All except Schenectady fitted with SPS-64 replacing SPS-
  59/LN-66.
  • Late 80s - 94: F(R)1 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 (4.4A) added to all except 
  Barbour County, Boulder, Frederick, Racine, Schenectady.
  • 1993: Mk33 3 inch guns removed.
  • 2000: USS La Moure County ran aground 12 Sep 00 off Chile dur-
  ing exercises, struck from Navy list 17 Nov, sunk as a gunfire target 
  Jul 01.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  51 
  101 
  152 
  182 
  202
  Surf Speed: 
  20 
  15 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  De Soto County 
  LST
  Displacement: 3859 lt 
  In Class: [7]
  Size Class: C//Small 
  In Service: 1957 - 89
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 172 + 634
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  PW/SW/A(2)3 Mk33 3in/50 (0.5L) 
  C
  2 LCVP 
  --
  Sensors:
  SPS-10 
  J
  Remarks:
  Improved habitability. Amphibious ship, -25% damage modifier. Heli-
  copter pad midships. Can carry one LCM(6) as deck cargo, blocking 
  helo pad. Can beach with 500 t cargo or transport 1825 t.
  • 1972: Graham County reclassified as Patrol Craft Tender (AGP-
  1176), for Asheville gunboats. Deployed to Mediterranean.
  • 1972: De Soto County, York County to Italy as Grado, Carole.
  • 1973: Grant County transferred to Brazil as Duque De Caxais.
  • 1981: Suffolk County, Wood County transferred to Greece. Lorain 
  County transferred to Mexico.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  43 
  86 
  128 
  154 
  171
  Surf Speed: 
  17 
  13 
  9 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Terrebone Parish 
  LST
  Displacement: 2590 lt 
  In Class: [21]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1952 - 73
  Propulsion: Diesel/CPP 
  Crew: 157 + 392
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  PW/SW/A(2)3 Mk33 3in/50//2 Mk34 (1.8) 
  C
  F/PW/SW/PA/SA(2)3 Mk10 20mm (0.4L) 
  C
  3 LCVP, 1 LCPL 
  --
  Sensors:
  SPS-10 
  J
  Remarks:
  LST 1156-1170. Midships helicopter pad. Amphibious ship, -25% dam-
  age modifier. Can beach with 500 t cargo or transport 1395 t.
  • 1950s: 20mm removed.
  • 9 Feb 1973: Washtenaw County reclassified as Special Minesweep-
  er MSS-2.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  33 
  66 
  98 
  118 
  131
  Surf Speed: 
  15 
  11 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Carronade 
  IFS
  Displacement: 1040 std 
  In class: [1]
  Size Class: D/Small 
  In Service: 1953 - 73
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 139
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F(1)1 Mk30 5in/38//Mk52 (0.5) 
  C
  F/A(2)2 Mk1 40mm/60 (0.5L) 
  C
  F(2)8 5” rockets 
  --
  Sensors:
  SPS-5 
  J
  Remarks:
  Fire support ship. Five-inch rocket magazines have CHP armor 
  rating of 2.
  • 1960 - 65: In reserve. Re-commissioned for Vietnam War.
  • 1 Jan 1969: Re-designated LFR.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  22 
  44 
  65 
  78 
  87
  Surf Speed: 
  15 
  11 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Spearhead (ii) 
  EPF
  Displacement: 1515 lt 
  In Class: 11 + 2 + 1
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 2011
  Propulsion: Diesel/Waterjet 
  Crew: 41 + 312
  Signature: Small/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  
  America’s Navy 
  A-48
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band, s-band nav radars 
  J/Intl
  Remarks:
  Spearhead, Choctaw County, Millinocket, Fall River, Trenton, 
  Brunswick, Carson City, Yuma, City of Bismarck, Burlington, Puerto 
  Rico, Newport, Apalachicola, Cody. Can carry armored company 
  of infantry battalion or 635 t cargo. Australian-designed and -built 
  wave-piercing catamaran. Helo pad for large-sized helicopters. 
  Treat as bring fitted with dual stabilizers. Aluminum construction, 
  -25% damage modifier. Auxiliary, special damage modifier of -25%. 
  Provision for PW/SW/PA/SA(1)4 M2 .50 cal. (0.1L).
  • 2015: Cleared to launch LSDV.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  15 
  31 
  46 
  55 
  61
  Spd (Loaded): 35 
  29 
  19 
  10 
  0 
  Sinks
  Spd (Unload.): 43 
  32 
  22 
  11 
  0 
  Sinks
  Joint Venture 
  EPF
  Displacement: 1668 fl 
  In Class: [1]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 2001 - 08
  Propulsion: Diesel/Waterjet 
  Crew: 30
  Signature: Small/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  Australian-designed and -built wave-piercing catamaran. Ex-Top Cat, 
  car/passenger ferry leased Oct 01 for two-year trials on suitability for 
  military missions including logistic support, mine warfare, and special 
  operations. Can carry 600 tons cargo or 400 tons with 570 troops 
  and equipment over short distances (max 24 hours). The vehicle 
  deck can carry light vehicles up to truck size. Helo pad for large-
  sized helicopters and hydraulic stern ramp added during refit at start 
  of lease period. Also carries extensive communications equipment. 
  Aluminum construction, -25% damage modifier. Civilian construction, 
  -50% damage modifier.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  7 
  14 
  20 
  24 
  27
  Spd (Lded): 
  38 
  29 
  19 
  10 
  0 
  Sinks
  Spd (Unl.): 
  50 
  38 
  25 
  13 
  0 
  Sinks
  Spearhead (i) 
  EPF
  Displacement: 1875 fl 
  In Class: [1]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 2002 - 05
  Propulsion: Diesel/Waterjet 
  Crew: 22
  Signature: Small/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  Australian-built wave-piercing catamaran. Incat Evolution 10B. 
  Intended as Theater Support Vessel. Helo pad for large-sized 
  helicopters and hydraulic stern ramp. Aluminum construction, -25% 
  damage modifier. Civilian construction, -50% damage modifier.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  7 
  15 
  22 
  26 
  29
  Spd (Lded): 
  38 
  29 
  19 
  10 
  0 
  Sinks
  Spd (Unl.): 
  42 
  32 
  21 
  11 
  0 
  Sinks
  Montford Point 
  ESB/ESD
  Displacement: 34500 
  In class: 5 + 1 + 1
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 2013
  Propulsion: Diesel-Electric 
  Crew: 34 + 250
  Signature: Large/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  SPS-77 (Herschel Williams) 
  J
  Remarks:
  Montford Point, John Glenn, Lewis B. Puller, Herschel “Woody” 
  Williams, Miguel Keith, two more. Mobile Landing Platform. One for 
  each MPPS squadron. Operated by Military Sealift Command. Based 
  on commercially-designed Alaska-class crude oil tanker. Auxiliary, 
  -25% damage modifier. Further two ESB ordered, additional planned 
  for two ESD and six ESB.
  • Montford Point, John Glenn are Mobile Landing Platform (MLP) for 
  Maritime Prepositioning Force. Serves as a transfer point for cargo by 
  LCUAs. Can partially submerge to provide docking for 3 LCUAs, side 
  ramp. Can operate safely through sea state 3.
  • Lewis B. Puller, Herschel “Woody” Williams, Miguel Keith are 
  Expeditionary Mobile Base (ESB) to support MCM and SOF. C3 
  facilities and midships pad (2)2 MH-53 or (4)4 MH-60 helicopters or 
  V-22. Can also house small craft for SOF operations. Puller replaced 
  USS Ponce in Bahrain in 2017. Williams planned for Mediterranean.
  • Sep 15: MLP renamed Expeditionary Mobile Dock (ESD)
  • Aug 17: Lewis B. Puller transferred from the MSC to regular Navy as 
  a commissioned warship so it can be armed.
  • Mar 18: Puller operates with MH-53E.
  • Sep 18: Herschel Williams to be fitted with SPS-77.
  • Mar 20: Puller operates with Army AH-64E.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  170 
  339 
  509 
  610 
  678
  Surf Speed: 
  15 
  11 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Swift (ii) 
  MCS
  Displacement: 1875 fl 
  In Class: [1]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 2003 - 13
  Propulsion: Diesel/Waterjet 
  Crew: 100 + 102
  Signature: Small/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: --
  F(1+1)1 Mk38 Bushmaster 25mm + Mk19 40mm AGL 
  C
  PW/SW/PA/SA(1)4 .50 cal (0.1L) 
  C
  Sensors:
  2 Kelvin Hughes nav radars (use Generic nav radar) 
  J/Intl
  3rd Gen FLIR 
  --
  Remarks:
  HSV-X2 (High Speed Vessel). Australian-designed and -built wave-
  piercing catamaran. Equipped as mine countermeasures flagship - 
  can refuel ships using astern method. Also used as logistics transport 
  with stern ramp for 500 t cargo. Can carry 250 seated passengers 
  or 128 seated and additional 87 berths. Aft Pad for medium helo. 
  Shallow draft, treat as Size Class E on grounding table. 35 knots 
  max loaded speed. Aluminum construction, -25% damage modifier. 
  Warship built to mercantile standards, -15% damage modifier. Multi-
  hull, -25% damage modifier.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  11 
  21 
  32 
  38 
  42
  Spd (Empty): 
  42 
  32 
  21 
  11 
  0 
  Sinks
  Spd (Loaded): 35 
  26 
  18 
  9 
  0 
  Sinks
  Osprey 
  MHC
  Displacement: 796 lt 
  In Class: [12]
  Size Class: D/Small 
  In Service: 1993 - 07
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 51
  Signature: Small/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  PA/SA(1)2 M2 .50 cal. (0.1L) 
  C
  SLQ-48 ROV or sweep gear 
  --
  Sensors:
  SPS-64 
  J
  SQQ-32 MH sonar 
  --
  Remarks:
  MHC 51-62. Reduced acoustic and magnetic signatures (treat as Size 
  E-G vs influence mines). Shock hardened. Can carry SLQ-48 mine 
  disposal vehicle or sweep gear (magnetic sweep). GRP construction, 
  -10% damage modifier.
  • 1997?: Fitted with mechanical sweep.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  18 
  36 
  53 
  64 
  71
  Surf Speed: 
  12 
  9 
  6 
  3 
  0 
  Sinks
  
  America’s Navy
  A-49
  Bittern 
  MHC
  Displacement: 300 std 
  In Class: [1]
  Size Class: E/VSmall 
  In Service: 1957 - 72
  Propulsion: Diesel/CPP 
  Crew: 40
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: --
  F(1)1 Mk3 40mm/60 (0.1L) 
  C
  Sweep gear 
  --
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  SQQ-14 MH sonar 
  --
  Remarks:
  MHC 443. Bittern. Uses divers to destroy mines. Estimated as fitted 
  with mechanical sweep gear only. Wooden construction, -35% 
  damage modifier.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  6 
  13 
  19 
  23 
  25
  Surf Speed: 
  14 
  11 
  7 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Avenger 
  MHS
  Displacement: 1447 fl 
  In Class: 14 - 3
  Size Class: D/Small 
  In Service: 1987
  Propulsion: Diesel/CPP 
  Crew: 83
  Signature: Small/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  PA/SA(1)2 M2 .50 cal (0.1L) 
  C
  2 SLQ-48 ROV 
  --
  Sweep gear 
  --
  Sensors:
  SPS-55, SPS-66 
  J
  SQQ-30 (#1-9) or SQQ-32 (#10-14) minehunting sonar 
  K
  Remarks:
  MCM 1-14. Reduced magnetic and acoustic signatures (treat as Size 
  E-G vs magnetic and acoustic mines only). SLQ-48 can be fitted with 
  either cable cutters (moored mines) or charges (bottom mines) - max 
  depth Int II. Can tow either acoustic/magnetic or mechanical sweep. 
  Two Avenger can tow mechanical team sweep down to Deep I. 
  Wooden hull with GRP superstructure, -10% damage modifier.
  • 1989: Fitted with SLQ-37(V)2 acoustic/mechanical sweep also.
  • 1990: MCM 1 Avenger fitted with prototype SQQ-32.
  • 2010: MCM 11 Gladiator fitted with Mk38 Bushmaster 25mm (local 
  control, no AA).
  • 2012 - 16: Fitted with SQQ-32(V)4. Estimated SPS-73 vice SPS-66 
  and SLQ-60 Expendable Mine Neutralization System (EMNS) vice 
  SLQ-48. 
  • 17 Jan 13: MCM 5 Guardian lost after running aground.
  • 2014: MCM 1 Avenger, MCM 2 Defender decommed.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  22 
  44 
  66 
  79 
  88
  Surf Speed: 
  14 
  11 
  7 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  MSB 5 
  MSB
  Displacement: 30 lt 
  In Class: [49]
  Size Class: F/VSmall 
  In Service: 1952 - 93
  Propulsion: Gas Turbine 
  Crew: 6
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: --
  A(1)1 M2 .50 cal. (0.1L) 
  C
  Magnetic sweep 
  --
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  Can be carried as deck cargo or amphibious ships well decks. 
  Wooden construction, -35% damage modifier.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  5.8
  Surf Speed: 
  12 
  9 
  6 
  3 
  0 
  Sinks
  MSL Mk1 - 4 
  MSB
  Displacement: 10.2 std 
  In Class: [56]
  Size Class: G/VSmall 
  In Service: 1946 - 92
  Propulsion: Gas Turbine 
  Crew: 4
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: --
  Sweep gear 
  --
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  Mk1 MSL 1-4. Mk2 MSL 5-29. Mk3 MSL 30. Mk4 MSL 31-65. Can be 
  fitted with acoustic or magnetic or mechanical sweep at P/S depth 
  only. Mk1 and Mk2 are wooden construction, -35% damage modifier. 
  Mk3 and Mk4 are GRP construction, -10% damage modifier.
  • 1967: Two Mk1 and one Mk2 fitted with diesel propulsion as Mk5.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  DP (Mk1, 2): 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  2.6
  DP (Mk1, 2): 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  3.6
  Surf Speed: 
  10 
  8 
  5 
  3 
  0 
  Sinks
  Cove 
  MSI
  Displacement: 197 std 
  In class: [2]
  Size Class: E/VSmall 
  In Service: 1958 - 71
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 30
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: --
  A(1)1 M2 .50 cal. (0.1L) 
  C
  Sweep Gear 
  --
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  Cove, Cape. .50 cal. arc estimated. Can be fitted with Oropesa or 
  magnetic sweep gear. Wooden construction, -35% damage modifier.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  5 
  10 
  14 
  17 
  19
  Surf Speed: 
  12 
  9 
  6 
  3 
  0 
  Sinks
  Bluebird/Falcon/Redwing/Albatross 
  MSI
  Displacement: 320 lt 
  In Class: [24]
  Size Class: D/Small 
  In Service: 1953 - 75
  Propulsion: Diesel/CPP 
  Crew: 39
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F/A(1)2 Mk24 20mm (0.1L) 
  C
  Sweep Gear 
  --
  Sensors:
  SPS-53 
  J
  USQ-1 minehunting sonar 
  K
  Remarks:
  Bluebird class MSC 121, 122. Falcon class MSC 190-199. Redwing 
  class MSC 200-209. Albatross class MSC 289, 290. Further 139 
  Bluebird built for export as Adjutant class. Wooden construction, 
  -35% damage modifier.
  • 13 transferred to other countries.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  DDP (B):  
  0  
  7 
  15 
  22 
  26 
  29
  DP (F, A):  
  0  
  8 
  16 
  23 
  28 
  31
  DP (R):  
  0  
  8 
  17 
  25 
  30 
  33
  Spd (B):  
  14  
  11  
  7  
  5  
  0  
  Sinks
  Spd (F, R, A): 
  13 
  10 
  7 
  3  
  0  
  Sinks
  Ability 
  MSO
  Displacement: 801 std 
  In class: [3]
  Size Class: D/Small 
  In Service: 1958 - 77
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 82
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F(1)1 Mk3 40mm/60 (0.1L) 
  C
  Sweep Gear 
  --
  
  America’s Navy 
  A-50
  Sensors:
  SPS-53 
  J
  USQ-1 minehunting sonar 
  K
  Remarks:
  Ability, Alacrity, Assurance. Wooden construction, -35% damage 
  modifier.
  • 1973: Ability struck.
  • 1973: Alacrity, Assurance converted to surveillance ships with SQR-
  15 towed array. Struck 1977.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  12 
  24 
  36 
  43 
  48
  Surf Speed: 
  15 
  11 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Agile/Aggressive/Dash/Acme 
  MSO
  Displacement: 716 lt 
  In class: [61]
  Size Class: D/Small 
  In Service: 1952 - 94
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 82
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F(1)1 Mk3 40mm/60 (0.1L) 
  C
  Sweep Gear 
  --
  Sensors:
  SPS-53 
  J
  USQ-1 minehunting sonar 
  K
  Remarks:
  Agile class MSO 421. Aggressive class MSO 422-427, 432-449, 
  455-474, 488-496. Dash MSO 428-431. Acme MSO 508-511. Many 
  additional exported. Reduced magnetic signature (treat as Size 
  E-G vs magnetic mines only). Wooden construction, -35% damage 
  modifier.
  • 1968-72: MSO 433, 437, 438, 441-443, 445, 446, 448, 449, 456, 
  488, 490 fitted with SQQ-14 replacing UQS-1 MH sonar. Mk68 20mm 
  replaces 40mm. 
  • 1970: MSO 490 fitted with Tergiversator replacing sweep gear for 
  exercise. Simulates aircraft carrier and escort acoustic and active 
  sonar signatures. Treat as second generation mobile decoy.
  • 1980: MSO 443 fitted with prototype SQQ-30 sonar.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  12 
  24 
  36 
  43 
  48
  Surf Speed: 
  15 
  11 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Yellowstone 
  AD
  Displacement: 13318 lt 
  In Class: [4]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1980- 96
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 1595
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  PW/SW/PA/SA(2)4 Mk33 3in/50//Mk56 (1.6) 
  C
  Sensors:
  SPS-10, SPS-59/LN-66 
  J
  Remarks:
  Yellowstone, Acadia, Cape Cod, Shenandoah. Aft pad for Large heli-
  copter. Auxiliary, -25% damage modifier.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  98 
  195 
  293 
  351 
  390
  Surf Speed: 
  18 
  14 
  9 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Klondike 
  AD
  Displacement: 8165 std 
  In Class: [4]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1945 - 73
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 826
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 1 Manual
  F(1)1 Mk24 5in/38//Mk26 (0.8) 
  C
  PW/SW/PA/SA(2)4 Mk33 3in/50//Mk35 (1.6) 
  C
  P/A(2)2 Mk1 40mm/60 (0.3L) 
  C
  Sensors:
  SPS-5 
  J
  Remarks:
  Klondike, Arcadia, Everglades, Frontier. Arcadia has SPS-12 radar, 
  removed by 1965. Auxiliary, -25% damage modifier. Originally carried 
  20 20mm, removed postwar.
  Decommed: Klondike, Everglades 1970, Arcadia 1968, Frontier 1968.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  65 
  130 
  194 
  233 
  259
  Surf Speed: 
  18 
  14 
  9 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Dixie (1959) 
  AD
  Displacement: 9450 std 
  In Class: [5]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1940 - 1994
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 1262
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  PW/SW(1)2 Mk38 5in/38//Mk12/22 (2.0) 
  C
  P/S(1)4 Mk24 20mm (0.3L) 
  C
  Aft pad (1)1 DASH 
  B
  Sensors:
  SPS-10 
  J
  Remarks:
  Dixie, Prairie, Piedmont, Sierra, Yosemite. Dixie commissioned in 1940, 
  all others in 1944. Configuration as of FRAM modernization 1959-63. 
  Helo pad and hangar aft are for servicing and rearming DASH ASW 
  drones. Auxiliary, -25% damage modifier.
  • 1974-75: Helicopter deck, hangar and 5 inch guns removed.
  • Decommed: Dixie, Piedmont 1982, Prairie, Sierra 1993, Yosemite 
  1994.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  72 
  143 
  215 
  257 
  286
  Surf Speed: 
  19 
  14 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Samuel Gompers 
  AD
  Displacement: 13600 fl 
  In Class: [2]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1967 - 96
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 1430
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F(1)1 Mk30 5in/38//Mk25 (1.0) 
  C
  Sensors:
  SPS-10, SPS-64 
  J
  Remarks:
  Samuel Gompers, Puget Sound. Helo pad aft. Also carries 2 Mk19 
  40mm grenade launchers. Auxiliary, -25% damage modifier
  • 1979: 5 inch gun removed, P/S(1)2 Mk67 20mm added (0.1L).
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  99 
  198 
  296 
  356 
  395
  Surf Speed: 
  20 
  15 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Kilauea 
  AE
  Displacement: 9238 lt 
  In Class: [8]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1968 - 2013
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 380
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  PW/SW(2)4 Mk33 3in/50//2 Mk35 (1.8) 
  C
  Aft Pad(1)2 CH-46 Sea Knight 
  B
  Sensors:
  SPS-10, SPS-64 
  J
  Remarks:
  Kilauea, Butte, Santa Barbara, Mount Hood, Flint, Shasta, Mount 
  Baker, Kiska. Four replenishment stations to port, three to starboard. 
  Single prop, double the speed reduction of Engineering critical hits.. 
  Auxiliary, -25% damage modifier. Cargo capacity approximately 6500 
  tons.
  • 1973: One starboard stores station fitted for conversion to fuel UN-
  REP. Takes 4 hours to modify between roles. Reduced to 5 minutes 
  conversion in 1984.
  • 1980: Kilauea disarmed, transferred to MSC.
  • 1982-83: Mk33 3 inch guns removed.
  
  America’s Navy
  A-51
  • 1986-87: Combat system Gen 3 Semi-Automatic, 2nd Gen Decoys 
  and 2nd Gen ES, F/A(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 (2@4.4A) added to 
  Flint, Shasta, Mount Baker, Kiska.
  • 1992 - 93: 2nd Gen Towed Acoustic Countermeasure added.
  • Transferred to MSC with Phalanx removed: Flint 1995, Butte, Kiska, 
  Mount Baker 1996, Shasta 1997, Santa Barbara, Mount Hood 1998.
  • Struck: Mount Hood Aug 99, Butte 2004, Santa Barbara 2005, 
  Kilauea 2008, Mount Baker 2010, Shasta, Kiska 2011, Flint 2013.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  76 
  153 
  229 
  275 
  305
  Surf Speed: 
  22 
  17 
  11 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  Suribachi 
  AE
  Displacement: 14000 std 
  In Class: [5]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1956 - 95
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 346
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen D 
  Acoustic Cnt: None
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  PW/SW/2A(2)4 Mk33 3in/50//2 SPG-50 (3.6) 
  C
  P/S(1)4 M2 .50 cal. (0.1L) 
  C
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-6 
  J
  Remarks:
  Suribachi, Mauna Kea, Nitro, Pyro, Haleakala. 7500 cargo in five holds 
  including three for ammunition. Single prop, double the speed reduc-
  tion of Engineering critical hits. Auxiliary, -25% damage modifier. 3 
  holds configured to carry msls.
  • 1960s: Aft Pad added for Small helicopter.
  • 1977-78: SPS-6 replaced by SPS-10. SPG-50 removed, guns to 
  local control only.
  • 1984: LN-66, 2nd Gen ES, 2nd Gen D added.
  • 1994: SPS-64 added.
  • Decommed: Haleakala 1993, Suribachi, Pyro 1994, Mauna Kea, 
  Nitro 1995.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  93 
  186 
  278 
  334 
  371
  Surf Speed: 
  21 
  16 
  11 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  Wrangell 
  AE
  Displacement: 6350 lt 
  In class: [7]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1944 - 73
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 267
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 1 Manual
  A(1)1 Mk24 5in/38//Mk26 (0.8) 
  C
  PW/SW/PA/SA(2)4 Mk33 3in/50 (1.7) 
  C
  P/S(2)2 Mk1 40mm/60 (0.3L) 
  C
  Sensors:
  SPS-10 
  J
  Remarks:
  Auxiliary, -25% damage modifier, Fitted with 10 Mk24 20mm, removed 
  after WW II. 
  • 1960s: 5 inch and 40mm guns removed.
  • 1970s: Firedrake, Mount Katmai, Paricutin; Aft Pad (1)1 CH-46 Sea 
  Knight replaced PA/SA Mk33 mounts.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  60 
  119 
  179 
  214 
  238
  Surf Speed: 
  16 
  12 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Rainier 
  AE
  Displacement: 6350 lt 
  In Class: [5]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1951 (1941) - 70
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 281
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  A(1)1 Mk24 5in/38//Mk26 (1.0) 
  C
  PW/SW/PA/SA(1)4 Mk34 3in/50 (0.3L) 
  C
  Sensors:
  SPS-10 
  J
  Remarks:
  Unit of Lassen class decommed post-WW II, reactivated 1951. Auxil-
  iary, -25% damage modifier
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  60 
  119 
  179 
  214 
  238
  Surf Speed: 
  15 
  11 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Mars 
  AF/AFS
  Displacement: 9400 lt 
  In Class: [7]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1963 - 98
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 486
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  PW/SW/P/S(2)4 Mk33 3in/50//Mk56 (1.8) 
  C
  Aft Pad(1)2 CH-46 Sea Knight 
  B
  Sensors:
  SPS-10, SPS-40, SPS-59/LN-66 
  J
  Remarks:
  Mars, Sylvania, Niagara Falls, White Plains, Concord, San Diego, San 
  Jose. Carry 7000 t in five holds; #1 and #5 for spare parts, #3 and 
  #4 for provisions, #2 for aviation spare parts. Single prop, double the 
  speed reduction of Engineering critical hits. Auxiliary, -25% damage 
  modifier.
  • 1975: SPS-40 replaced by 2 Raytheon nav radars.
  • Late 70s: P/S Mk33 3 inch guns and Mk56 GFCS removed from all 
  but White Plains, AA rating 0.3L.
  • Early 80s: PW/SW Mk33 3 inch guns removed in all but White 
  Plains.
  • 1980s: Sylvania and White Plains (1982-83) have P/S Mk33 
  removed, 3 inch AA rating 0.5L. Fitted with2 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0. 
  Sylvania arcs P/S (4.4A), White Plains F/A (2@4.4A).
  • 1990: 2nd Gen ES, 2nd Gen D fitted.
  • 1992-94: Transferred to MSC with Mk33, Phalanx, SPS-40, ES and 
  decoys removed, crew reduced to 153. Remaining units receive 2nd 
  Gen Towed Acoustic Countermeasures.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  77 
  155 
  232 
  278 
  309
  Surf Speed: 
  20 
  15 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Rigel 
  AF
  Displacement: 15150 lt 
  In Class: [1]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1955 - 94
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 350
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  PW/SW/PA/SA(2)4 Mk33 3in/50//Mk56 (1.8) 
  C
  Sensors:
  SPS-10 
  J
  Remarks:
  Sensors estimated. Single prop, double the speed reduction of Engi-
  neering critical hits.. Auxiliary, -25% damage modifier.
  • 1961: Fitted with midships helo pad. Moved to aft position in 1963.
  • 23 Jun 75: Transferred to MSC. Mk33 removed.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  88 
  176 
  263 
  316 
  351
  Surf Speed: 
  21  
  16 
  11 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Ex-UK Lyness 
  AFS
  Displacement: 9010 lt 
  In Class: [3]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1981 (1966) - 09
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 157
  Signature: Medium/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  2 Generic x-band, s-band nav radars 
  J
  Remarks:
  Sirius, Spica, Saturn. Four cargo holds. Aft pad only. Single prop, 
  double the speed reduction of Engineering critical hits. Auxiliary, -25% 
  damage modifier.
  • Later fitted with twin hangars. Initially UH-46 then MH-60S.
  • 2003: Saturn and Spica have two leased civil SA 330J Puma.
  
  America’s Navy 
  A-52
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  75 
  150 
  225 
  270 
  300
  Surf Speed: 
  19 
  14 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Blue Ridge 
  AGC
  See LCC listing for Blue Ridge
  Mount McKinley 
  AGC
  See LCC listing for Mount McKinley
  Belmont 
  AGI
  Displacement: 15200 
  In Class: [2]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1964 (1944)
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 318, 358
  Signature: Medium/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: --
  PW/SW/PA/SA(1)4 M2 .50 cal. (0.1L) (Liberty) 
  C
  Sensors:
  2 Nav radars 
  J/Intl
  ELINT, SIGINT 
  --
  Remarks:
  Belmont (ex-Iran Victory), Liberty (ex-Simmons Victory). USN desig-
  nation AGTR (technical research ship). Victory ships taken over by 
  USN in 1963 for signals intelligence service. Civilian construction, 
  -50% damage modifier. Single prop, double the speed reduction of 
  Engineering critical hits.
  • 8 Jun 67: Attacked by Israeli forces, 34 killed, 171 wounded. Decom-
  med Jun 68.
  • 1970: Belmont decommed.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  66 
  131 
  197 
  236 
  262
  Surf Speed: 
  16 
  12 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Banner 
  AGI
  Displacement: 550 ltshp 
  In Class: 3 - 2
  Size Class: D/Small 
  In Service: 1965 (1944)
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 83
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: --
  P/S(1)2 M2 .50 cal. (0.1L) 
  C
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  ELINT, SIGINT 
  --
  Remarks:
  Banner (ex-Captain William M. Galt), Pueblo, Palm Beach (ex-Colonel 
  Armond Peterson). USN designation AGER (environmental research 
  ship). US Army Camano-class cargo ships taken over by USN in for 
  signals intelligence service. Banner 1965, Pueblo, Palm Beach 1967.
  • 23 Jan 68: Pueblo attacked and boarded by North Korean forces in 
  international waters. Captured and turned into museum in Pyongyang.
  • 1969: Banner, Palm Beach decommed.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  16 
  31 
  47 
  56 
  62
  Surf Speed: 
  12 
  9 
  6 
  3 
  0 
  Sinks
  Howard O. Lorenzen 
  T-AGM
  Displacement: 9543 lt 
  In Class: 1
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 2014
  Propulsion: Diesel-Electric 
  Crew: 88 + p
  Electrn Cnt: ? 
  Acoustic Cnt: ?
  Signature: Medium/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors: 
  ES: 3rd Gen
  Cobra King integrated dual-band active phased array radars 
  J
  SIGINT, ELINT 
  --
  Remarks:
  Replaces USNS Observation Island. Collects exoatmospheric and 
  endoatmospheric data on foreign ballistic missile tests. Mixed civilian 
  and Navy crew, USAF and civilian personnel operate radars and 
  mission equipment. Civilian construction, special damage modifier of 
  -50%.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  52 
  104 
  156 
  187 
  208
  Surf Speed: 
  20 
  15 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Arlington 
  AGMR
  Displacement: 11373 std 
  In class: [1]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1966 - 70
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 746
  Signature: Med/Loud 
  Armor Rating: 9/5
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  PW/SW/PA/SW(2)4 Mk33 3in/50//4 Mk34 (1.8) 
  C
  Midship Pad (1)1 HU-2 Seasprite 
  B
  Sensors:
  SPS-10 
  J
  Remarks:
  Arlington (Ex-Saipan). Independence-class light carrier converted 
  to amphibious command ship. Aviation ship, does not suffer auxiliary 
  modifier.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  108 
  216 
  323 
  388 
  431
  Surf Speed: 
  19 
  14 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Stalwart 
  AGOS
  Displacement: 1565 ltshp 
  In Class: [18]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1984 - 2004
  Propulsion: Diesel-Electric 
  Crew: 36
  Signature: Small/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band, s-band nav radars 
  J
  UQQ-2 SURTASS towed array 
  --
  Remarks:
  T-AGOS 1-18. Ocean surveillance vessel, operated by MSC. Normal 
  patrol speed is 3 knots. SURTASS information is transmitted to shore 
  facility for processing. Built to commercial standards, -25% damage 
  modifier.
  • 1994: T-AGOS 12 Bold fitted with twin line TB-29A with no left/right 
  ambiguity. Four twin-line sets available, cross decked between ships.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  19 
  38 
  56 
  68 
  75
  Surf Speed: 
  11 
  8 
  6 
  3 
  0 
  Sinks
  Impeccable 
  AGOS
  Displacement: 2809 ltshp 
  In Class: 1
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 2001
  Propulsion: Diesel-Electric 
  Crew: 53
  Signature: Small/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  2 Raytheon nav radars 
  J
  UQQ-2 SURTASS or TB-29L towed array 
  --
  Remarks:
  T-AGOS 23. Carries either UQQ-2 or TB-29L, not both at same time. 
  Raw SURTASS data is sent via satellite to land-based processing 
  facility. Max speed with towed array deployed is 10 kts (standard is 3 
  knots). Fitted with fin stabilizers. Built to commercial standards, -25% 
  damage modifier. SWATH hull, -25% damage modifier.
  • 2003: Fitted with twin line TB-29A with no left/right ambiguity and 
  SQQ-2 active sound source.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  23 
  46 
  69 
  83 
  92
  Surf Speed: 
  15 
  11 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Victorious 
  AGOS
  Displacement: 3100 ltshp 
  In Class: 4
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1991
  Propulsion: Diesel-Electric 
  Crew: 34
  Signature: Small/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  2 Raytheon nav radars 
  J
  UQQ-2 SURTASS 
  --
  
  America’s Navy
  A-53
  Remarks:
  T-AGOS 19-22. SURTASS data is not processed onboard, but sent 
  via satellite to land-based processing facility. Max speed with towed 
  array deployed is 10 kts (standard 3 knots). Fitted with fin stabilizers. 
  Built to commercial standards, -25% damage modifier. SWATH hull, 
  -25% damage modifier.
  • 2005-09: Fitted with twin line TB-29A with no left/right ambiguity.
  • 2011-12: Fitted with SQQ-2 low-frequency active (LFA).
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  25 
  49 
  74 
  88 
  98
  Surf Speed: 
  16  
  12 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Glover 
  AGDE
  Displacement: 2620 std 
  In class: [1]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1965 - 90
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 309
  Electrn Cnt: 1st Gen J 
  Acoustic Cnt: 1st Gen
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 4 Semi-Automatic
  F(1)1 Mk30 5in/38//Mk56 (1.1) 
  C
  F(8)1 Mk16 w/8 ASROC 
  E
  PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk44 
  F
  Aft Pad (1)2 DASH 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-10, SPS-40 
  J
  SQS-26 
  K
  Remarks:
  Garcia-class frigate commissioned as research vessel for ASW 
  systems. Fitted with fin stabilizers, pump-jet propeller. Single prop, 
  double the speed reduction of Engineering critical hits. No ASROC 
  magazine. Aluminum superstructure, -15% damage modifier. Fitted 
  with prototype NTDS.
  • 1967: Mk44 torp replaced by Mk46.
  • 1968: Fitted with SQS-35 VDS.
  • 1975: Operational with the fleet. Redesignated AGFF, then FF in 
  1979.
  • 1988: Refitted, received LFAS (Low Frequency Active Sonar) and 
  RMASS sonars for trials.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  35 
  69 
  104 
  124 
  138
  Surf Speed: 
  27 
  20 
  14 
  7 
  0 
  Sinks
  Haven 
  AH
  Displacement: 11141 std 
  In Class: [6]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1944 - 89
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 700 + 800
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: --
  Aft Pad(1)1 small helicopter 
  B
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  C4-S-B2 class hospital ships. Auxiliary, -25% damage modifier Single 
  prop, double the speed reduction of Engineering critical hits.
  • 25 Aug 50: Benevolence lost in a collision with freighter off San 
  Francisco.
  • 1953: Fitted with helo pad aft.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  80 
  160 
  239 
  287 
  319
  Surf Speed: 
  18 
  14 
  9 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Bob Hope 
  AK
  Displacement: 34408 ltshp 
  In Class: 7
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1998
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 25+300
  Signature: Large/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  Bob Hope, Fisher, Seay, Mendonca, Pillaau, Brittin, Benevidez. Large 
  Medium-Speed Roll-on Sealift Ships (LMSR). Part of Brigade Afloat 
  Force, carrying US Army heavy equipment for use in Middle and Far 
  East. Operated by civilian contractors. Aft helo pad for large helicop-
  ter. Can carry 13260 tons cargo. Can carry 1000 military vehicles 
  on 380,000 sq ft cargo space. Civilian construction, -50% damage 
  modifier
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  122 
  245 
  367 
  440 
  489
  Surf Speed: 
  24 
  16 
  12 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  Shughart 
  AK
  Displacement: 33971 ltshp 
  In Class: 3
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1996 (1980)
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 95
  Signature: Large/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  Sperry-ARPA nav radar (use generic x-band nav radar) 
  J
  Remarks:
  Shughart, Yano, Soderman (ex-Lica Maersk). Former 3000-TEU con-
  tainer ships. Large Medium-Speed Roll-on Sealift Ships (LMSR). Part 
  of Prepositioning Force, carrying Army heavy equipment. Large helo 
  platform aft of pilothouse. Operated by civilian contractors. Can carry 
  13260 tons cargo. Civilian construction, -50% damage modifier.
  • 2000-1: Soderman Converted to Advanced Prepositioning ship, 
  renamed Gunnery Sergeant Fred W. Stockham.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  121 
  243 
  364 
  437 
  485
  Surf Speed: 
  24 
  16 
  12 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  Gordon 
  AK
  Displacement: 33163 ltshp 
  In Class: 2
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1996
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 95
  Signature: Large/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  Sperry-ARPA nav radar (use generic x-band nav radar) 
  J
  Remarks:
  Gordon, Gilliland. Former 3000-TEU container ships. Large Medium-
  Speed Roll-on Sealift Ships (LMSR). Part of Maritime Prepositioning 
  Force, carrying Army heavy equipment. Helo platform forward of pilot-
  house. Fitted with fin stabilizers. Operated by civilian contractors. Can 
  carry 13260 tons cargo. Civilian construction, -50% damage modifier.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  120 
  239 
  359 
  430 
  478
  Surf Speed: 
  24 
  16 
  12 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  SL7 
  AK
  Displacement: 48525 grt 
  In Class: 8
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1984
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 57
  Signature: Large/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  2 Nav radar 
  J/Intl
  Remarks:
  Algol, Bellatrix, Denebola, Pollux, Altair, Regulus, Capella, Antares. 
  Can carry 25000 t cargo. Large midships helo deck. Civilian construc-
  tion, -50% damage modifier.
  • 1 Oct 08: Transferred to Ready Reserve Fleet.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  117 
  234 
  351 
  421 
  468
  Surf Speed: 
  33 
  25 
  17 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  James E. Robinson 
  T-AK
  Displacement: 15589 fl 
  In Class: [1]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1950 (1944) - 76
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 99
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  
  America’s Navy 
  A-54
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  VC2-S-AP2 class Victory ship SS Czechoslovakia Victory, acquired 
  by USN in 1950. Single propeller, double the speed reduction of Engi-
  neering critical hits. Civilian construction, -50% damage modifier
  • 1976: Transferred to National Defense Reserve Fleet.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  60 
  120 
  179 
  215 
  239
  Surf Speed: 
  15 
  11 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Charleston 
  AKA
  Displacement: 13727 lt 
  In class: [5]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1968 - 94
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 336 + 226
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 3 Semi-Automatic
  PA/SA/P/S(2)4 Mk33 3in/50//2 Mk56 (1.8) 
  C
  Aft Pad (1)1 CH-46 Sea Knight 
  B
  4 LCM(8), 5 LCM(6), 2 LCVP or LCPL 
  --
  Sensors:
  SPS-10, SPS-59/LN-66 
  J
  Remarks:
  Charleston, Durham, Mobile, St. Louis, El Paso. Can carry 5280 t 
  cargo in four holds. Helo pad aft, no hangar. Auxiliary, -25% damage 
  modifier.
  • 1 Jan 69: Redesignated LKA.
  • 1970s: 1st Gen ES, ECM added.
  • 1970s: El Paso had 1st Gen ACM added.
  • 1977 - 78: One Fwd Mk33, Mk56 GFCS removed. AA rating 0.5L.
  • Late 80s: F/A(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 (2@4.4A), 2nd Gen ES, 3rd 
  Gen D added.
  • Decommed: Charleston, St. Louis 1992, Durham, Mobile, El Paso 
  1994.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  100 
  199 
  299 
  358 
  398
  Surf Speed: 
  22 
  17 
  11 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  Tulare 
  AKA
  Displacement: 9050 lt 
  In class: [1]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1956 - 86
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 393 + 319
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  2F/PA/SA/PQ/SQ(2)6 Mk33 3in/50//2 Mk52 (3.6) 
  C
  Aft Pad (1)1 CH-34 Choctaw 
  B
  4 LCM(8), 5 LCM(6), 11 LCVP or LCPL 
  --
  Sensors:
  SPS-6, SPS-10 
  J
  Remarks:
  C4-S-1A. Auxiliary, -25% damage modifier. Helo pad aft. Carries 
  cargo in five holds. Single prop, double the speed reduction of 
  Engineering critical hits.
  • 1 Jan 1969: Re-designated LKA.
  • 1977 - 78: Fitted with LN-66 radar.
  • 1992: Transferred to NDRF. Struck 2011.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  75 
  151 
  226 
  271 
  301
  Surf Speed: 
  22 
  17 
  11 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  Tolland 
  AKA
  Displacement: 8635 lt 
  In class: [3]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1945 - 70
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 395 + ?
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  2F/P/S(2)4 Mk33 3in/50//2 Mk34 (2.7) 
  C
  Aft Pad (1)1 CH-34 Choctaw 
  B
  8 LCM(6), 14 LCVP 
  --
  Sensors:
  SPS-6, SPS-10 
  J
  Remarks:
  Seminole, Union, Washburn. Survivors of 32-ship class. Type C2-S-
  AJ3. Single prop, double the speed reduction of Engineering critical 
  hits. Auxiliary, -25% damage modifier.
  • 1 Jan 1969: Re-designated LKA.
  • 1970: All three decommed.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  79 
  157 
  236 
  283 
  314
  Surf Speed: 
  16 
  12 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Andromeda 
  AKA
  Displacement: 6556 lt 
  In class: [30]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1944 - 73
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 368 + 78
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  A(1)1 Mk24 5in/38//? (1.0) 
  C
  PW/SW/PA/SA(2)4 Mk33 3in/50//2 Mk34 (1.8) 
  C
  8 LCM(6),1 LCPL, 13 LCVP 
  --
  Sensors:
  SPS-10 
  J
  Remarks:
  C2-S-B1 type. Single prop, double the speed reduction of 
  Engineering critical hits. Auxiliary, -25% damage modifier.
  • 1 Jan 1969: Re-designated LKA.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  61 
  122 
  182 
  219 
  243
  Surf Speed: 
  16 
  12 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Lewis and Clark 
  T-AKE
  Displacement: 41592 fl 
  In class: 12 + 2
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 2006
  Propulsion: Diesel-Electric 
  Crew: 172
  Electrn Cnt: 3rd Gen D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen T
  Signature: Large/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: --
  Aft Pad (1)2 MH-60S 
  B
  Sensors:
  BridgeMaster E (use Decca 2000 series) 
  J/UK
  Remarks:
  T-AKE 1-14. Single prop, double the speed reduction of Engineering 
  critical hits. Auxiliary, -25% damage modifier. Built to mercantile 
  standards, special damage modifier of -15%.
  • 2008+: Estimate fitted with 3rd Gen acoustic countermeasures.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  172 
  345 
  517 
  620 
  689
  Surf Speed: 
  20 
  15 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Watson 
  AKR
  Displacement: 36114 std 
  In Class: 8
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1998
  Propulsion: Gas Turbine 
  Crew: 25+300
  Signature: Large/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  Watson, Sisler, Dahl, Red Cloud, Charlton, Watkins, Pomeroy, Soder-
  man. Large Medium-Speed Roll-on Sealift Ships (LMSR). Part of 
  Brigade Afloat Force, carrying US Army heavy equipment for use 
  in Middle and Far East. Operated by civilian contractors. Can carry 
  13260 tons cargo including 58 tanks, 48 tracked vehicles and 900 
  trucks. Civilian construction, -50% damage modifier.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  117 
  233 
  350 
  419 
  466
  Surf Speed: 
  24 
  16 
  12 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  
  America’s Navy
  A-55
  Commencement Bay 
  AKV
  Displacement: 11373 std 
  In class: [19]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1965 - 70
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 924
  Signature: Med/Loud 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: --
  2 Elevators 
  --
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  Used as aircraft ferries 1965 to 1970, reclassified to T-AKV. Armament 
  removed before re-activation.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  108 
  216 
  323 
  388 
  431
  Surf Speed: 
  19 
  14 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Bogue 
  T-AKV
  Displacement: 9800 std 
  In class: [4]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1958 - 71
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 75
  Signature: Med/Loud 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: --
  2 Elevators 
  --
  Sensors:
  SPS-10 
  J
  Remarks:
  Used as aircraft ferries. Single prop, double the speed reduction of 
  Engineering critical hits. Civilian construction, -50% damage modifier.
  • 2 May 64: Card sunk at Saigon, raised and repaired. 
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  98 
  195 
  293 
  351 
  390
  Surf Speed: 
  18 
  14 
  9 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  John Lewis 
  AO
  Displacement: 49850 fl 
  In Class: 0 + 2 + 4
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 2020
  Propulsion: Diesel/CPP 
  Crew: 125
  Electrn Cnt: None 
  Acoustic Cnt: 4th Gen T
  Signature: Large/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: --
  P/S(1)2 Mk38 Bushmaster 25mm (est) 
  C
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  John Lewis, Harvey Milk, Earl Warren, Robert F. Kennedy, Lucy Stone, 
  Sojourner Truth. Provision for point defense weapons and torpedo de-
  fense system. Fitted with degaussing system. Helo pad aft. Auxiliary, 
  -25% damage modifier. Built to mercantile standards, -15% damage 
  modifier.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  156 
  311 
  467 
  560 
  622
  Surf Speed: 
  20 
  15 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Henry J. Kaiser 
  AO
  Displacement: 9500 lt 
  In Class: 16 - 1
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1986
  Propulsion: Diesel/CPP 
  Crew: 117
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  2 Raytheon R series 
  J
  Remarks:
  T-AO 187-190, 193-204. Provision for F/A(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx 
  (2@4.4A), acoustic countermeasures and 3rd Gen ES. Helo pad aft, 
  no helicopter refueling facilities. Civil construction, -50% damage 
  modifier.
  • 1996: Higgins to reserve. Sold to Chile in 2009.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  52 
  104 
  155 
  186 
  207
  Surf Speed: 
  20 
  15 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Cimarron (ii) 
  AO
  Displacement: 27500 fl 
  In Class: [5]
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1981 - 1992
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 135
  Signature: Large/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  SPS-55, LN-66 
  J
  Remarks:
  Cimarron, Monongahela, Merrimack, Willamette, Platte. Cimarron and 
  Monongahela were not completed with Phalanx. Helo pad aft. Four 
  RAS stations to port, three to starboard. Willamette and Platte have 
  SPS-10 vice SPS-55. Auxiliary, -25% damage modifier. Single prop, 
  double the speed reduction of Engineering critical hits. 
  • 1990 - 92: Jumboized, with increased fuel and ammo capacity. 
  Displacement 36814 fl. Cimarron and Monongahela received Phalanx 
  armament.
  • 1992-93: 2nd Gen D, 2nd Gen ES added.
  • 1994: SPS-64 replaced LN-66.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  131 
  262 
  392 
  471 
  523
  Dam Pts ('92): 0 
  159 
  318 
  476 
  572 
  635
  Surf Speed: 
  20 
  15 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Shenandoah/Potomac 
  AO
  Displacement: 15739 gwt 
  In Class: 1
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1964 - 2006
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 37
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  Laid down as SS Shenandoah, completed with aft section of USNS 
  Potomac (AO-22). Chartered by MSC in Oct 64. Single prop, double 
  the speed reduction of Engineering critical hits. Civilian construction, 
  -50% damage modifier.
  • 1964 Chartered and operated by MSC.
  • 1976: Purchased by US Navy, renamed USNS Potomac (T-AO-181).
  • Mar 85: Transferred to Ready Reserve Fleet as SS Potomac.
  • 1985 - 86: Trials ship for Offshore Product Discharge System 
  (OPDS).
  • 1990: Charted by Navy, transferred to Maritime Prepositioning Force.
  • 2000: Returned to Ready Reserve Force.
  • 2006: Transferred to reserve.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  44 
  88 
  131 
  158 
  175
  Surf Speed: 
  17 
  13 
  9 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Maumee 
  AO
  Displacement: 7800 lt 
  In Class: [4]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1956 - Mid-80s
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 52
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  Maumee, Potomac, Shoshone, Yukon. Single prop, double the speed 
  reduction of Engineering critical hits. TS-S-12A. Auxiliary, -25% dam-
  age modifier.
  • 26 Sep 61: Potomac destroyed in pierside fire and explosions. 
  Rebuilt, listed separately.
  • Mid-80s: Decommed.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  69 
  138 
  207 
  248 
  276
  Surf Speed: 
  18 
  14 
  9 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Neosho 
  AO
  Displacement: 11600 lt 
  In Class: [6]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1954 - 92
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 324
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  
  America’s Navy 
  A-56
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F/A(1)2 Mk30 5in/38 (2.0) 
  C
  PW/SW/P/S/PA/SA(2)6 Mk33 3in/50//6 Mk34 (2.7) 
  C
  Sensors:
  SPS-10, Raytheon 1650 (Raytheon R series) 
  J
  Remarks:
  Neosho, Mississinewa, Hassayampa, Kawishiw, Truckee, Ponchatoula. 
  Helo pad aft except in Ponchatula, Kawishiwi. Auxiliary, -25% damage 
  modifier
  • 1969: 5 inch guns removed.
  • ?: 3 inch gun battery reduced to P/S(2)2, AA rating 0.9.
  • Mid-70s: Disarmed and transferred to MSC.
  • Early 90s: Decommed.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  89 
  178 
  267 
  320 
  356
  Surf Speed: 
  20 
  15 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Mispillion 
  AO
  Displacement: 7470 lt 
  In Class: [5]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1945 - 91
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 290
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  A(1)1 Mk30 5in/38//? (1.0) 
  C
  P/S(2)4 Mk1 40mm/60 (0.5L) 
  C
  P/S(2)4 Mk24 20mm (0.5L) 
  C
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  Mispillion, Navasota, Passumpsic, Pawcatuck, Waccamaw. Auxiliary, 
  -25% damage modifier. Single prop, double the speed reduction of 
  Engineering critical hits.
  • 1963-64: Class jumboized. Lightship displacement 11000 t. Gun 
  armament PW/SW/PA/SA(1)4 Mk34 3in/50, AA rating 0.9. Vertrep 
  platform added forward.
  • 1973-75: Transferred to MSC, disarmed, manning reduced to 110.
  • Decommed: Pawcatuck 1989, Mispillion 1990; Navasota, Passump-
  sic, Pawcatuck 1991.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  66 
  133 
  199 
  239 
  265
  Dam Pts ('64): 0 
  86 
  172 
  257 
  309 
  343
  Surf Speed: 
  18 
  14 
  9 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Ashtabula 
  AO
  Displacement: 7470 
  In Class: [17]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1943 - 92
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 372
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 1 Manual
  A(1)1 Mk24 5in/38 (0.8) 
  C
  PW/SW/PA/SA(2)4 Mk1 40mm/60 (0.5L) 
  C
  PW/SW/PA/SA(1)4 Mk10 20mm (0.3L) 
  C
  Sensors: 
  ES: 2nd Gen
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  Type T3-S2-A1. Eighteen built, one sunk during WW II. Auxiliary, 
  -25% damage modifier. Single prop, double the speed reduction of 
  Engineering critical hits.
  • Three ships jumboized: Lightship displacement 11000 t. Gun arma-
  ment PW/SW/PA/SA(1)4 Mk34 3in/50, AA rating 0.9. Vertrep platform 
  added forward. Ashtabula 1968, Caloosahatchee 1966, Canisteo 
  1967.
  • Decommed: One in 1969, three in 1970, one in 1972, six in 1973, 
  one in 1975, two in 1982, one in 1989, one in 1990, one in 1992.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  66 
  133 
  199 
  239 
  265
  Dam Pts ('66): 0 
  86 
  172 
  257 
  309 
  343
  Surf Speed: 
  18 
  14 
  9 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Suamico 
  AO
  Displacement: 5730 lt 
  In class: [25]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1942 - 76
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 274
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  T2-SE-A1. Disarmed post-WW II. Operated by MSC as petroleum 
  transports. Auxiliary, -25% damage modifier.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  56 
  111 
  167 
  200 
  222
  Surf Speed: 
  16 
  12 
  8 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  Cimarron (i) 
  AO
  Displacement: 7470 
  In Class: [7]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1939 - 74
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 304
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 1 Manual
  F/A(1)2 Mk30 5in/38 & P&S/A(1)2 Mk24 5in/38 (3.7) 
  C
  PW/SW/PA/SA (2)4 Mk1 40mm/60 (0.5L) 
  C
  PW/SW/PA/SA (1)4 Mk10 20mm (0.3L) 
  C
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  Cimarron (i), Platte, Sabine, Salamonie, Kaskaskia, Chemung, Guade-
  loupe. Type T3-S2-A1. Twelve built, four converted to escort carriers in 
  1942, one other sunk during WW II. Auxiliary, -25% damage modifier. 
  Single prop, double the speed reduction of Engineering critical hits.
  • Decommed: Cimarron, Salamonie, Kaskaskia 1969, Platte, Sabine, 
  Chemung 1970, Guadeloupe 1974.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  66 
  133 
  199 
  239 
  265
  Surf Speed: 
  18 
  14 
  9 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Kennebec 
  AO
  Displacement: 6013 lt 
  In class: [9]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1961 (1942) - 70
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 50
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F/A(2)4 Mk1 40mm/60 (1.0L) 
  C
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  Kennebec, Merrimack, Kankakee, Mattaponi, Monongahela, 
  Tappahanok, Neches, Enoree, Niobrara. T2 type. Sixteen built, 
  decommed post-WW II, nine reactivated in 1961 with listed 
  armament. Auxiliary, -25% damage modifier. Single prop, double the 
  speed reduction of Engineering critical hits.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  57 
  115 
  172 
  206 
  229
  Surf Speed: 
  16 
  12 
  8 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  Supply 
  AOE
  Displacement: 19700 lt 
  In Class: 4 - 2
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1994
  Propulsion: COGAG 
  Crew: 625
  Electrn Cnt: 3rd Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: 2nd Gen T
  Signature: Large/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 5 Automatic
  F(8)1 Mk29 NATO Sea Sparrow w/8 RIM-7M//2 Mk95 
  D
  F/A(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 (2@5.0A) 
  C
  P/S(1)4 M2 .50 cal (0.1L) 
  C
  PB/SB(1)2 Mk38 Bushmaster 25mm 
  C
  Aft Pad(1)3 CH-46 Sea Knight 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: 3rd Gen
  SPS-64, SPS-67, Mk23 TAS 
  J
  
  America’s Navy
  A-57
  Remarks:
  Supply, Rainer, Arctic, Bridge. 11 RAS stations. Five FAS, 6 RAS. 
  Can carry 156000 barrels fuel, 250 tons non-reefer bulk, 400 t reefer 
  cargo, 2450 t dry stores, 1800 t ammo. CBR defenses. Improved 
  Sacramento design. Treat as a warship for turning and acceleration 
  and deceleration.
  • 2002: MH-60S replaced CH-46.
  • Disarmed, transferred to MSC 2001-2004. Crew reduced to 235. 
  Mk23 TAS removed.
  • To reserve: Rainer 2015, Bridge 2018.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  127 
  253 
  380 
  455 
  506
  Surf Speed: 
  26 
  20 
  13 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  Sacramento 
  AOE
  Displacement: 18700 ltshp 
  In Class: [4]
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1964 - 2005
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 600
  Electrn Cnt: 2nd Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: None
  Signature: Large/Loud 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 4 Semi-Automatic
  PW/SW/PA/SA(2)4 Mk33 3in/50 //2 Mk56 (2.1) 
  C
  Aft Pad(1)2 CH-46 Sea Knight 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-10, SPS-6C (AOE-3, 4), SPS-40A (AOE-1, 2) 
  J
  Remarks:
  Sacramento, Camden, Seattle, Detroit. Auxiliary, -25% damage modi-
  fier. Treat as a warship for turning, acceleration and deceleration.
  • 1976: F(8)1 Mk29 w/8 NATO Sea Sparrow RIM-7H//2 Mk95 re-
  placed PW/SW(2)2 Mk33 3 inch guns. Both Mk56 directors removed. 
  Remaining two guns fire in local control, AA rating 0.3L.
  • 1981: PA/SA(2)2 Mk33 3 inch guns replaced by PA/SA(R)2 Mk15 
  Phalanx Blk 0, AA rating 2@5.0A.
  • 1985-87: SPS-6 removed from Seattle, Detroit. Mk23 TAS fitted to 
  Seattle. SPS-64 added. RIM-7M replaced RIM-7H. Combat system 
  Gen 5 Automatic.
  • 1988-89: ECM upgraded to 3rd Gen J&D, ES to 3rd Gen, 2nd Gen 
  acoustic countermeasures added.
  • 1999: All have Mk23 TAS added, SPS-40 removed. Disarmed.
  • Decommed: Sacramento 2004, Camden, Seattle, Detroit 2005.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  122 
  245 
  367 
  440 
  489
  Surf Speed: 
  26 
  20 
  13 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  Wichita 
  AOR
  Displacement: 14054 ltshp 
  In Class: [7]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1969 - 96
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 461
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 3 Semi-Automatic
  Aft Pad(1)2 CH-46 Sea Knight 
  B
  PW/SW/PA/SA(2)4 Mk33 3in/50//4 Mk56 (1.8) 
  C
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-10 
  J
  Remarks:
  Wichita, Milwaukee, Kansas City, Savannah, Wabash, Kalamazoo, 
  Roanoke.
  • 1987: Mk33 3 inch guns removed. PW/SW(R)2 Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 
  (2@5.0A), A(8)1 Mk29 NATO Sea Sparrow w/8 RIM-7M//2 Mk95 
  installed on all but Wichita. ES upgraded to 2nd Gen, ECM upgraded 
  to 2nd Gen J&D. SPS-10 replaced by SPS-64, SPS-67(V)1. Mk23 
  TAS installed on Wabash, Kalamazoo. Combat system Gen 4 Semi-
  Automatic.
  • 1990: 2nd Gen towed acoustic countermeasures added.
  • Decommed: Wichita 1993; Milwaukee, Kansas City, Wabash 1994; 
  Savannah, Roanoke 1995; Kalamazoo 1996.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  101 
  202 
  303 
  364 
  404
  Surf Speed: 
  20 
  15 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Barrett 
  T-AP
  Displacement: 17600 std 
  In class: [1]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1951 - 90
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 219 + 2000
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  Single prop, double the speed reduction of Engineering critical hits. 
  Civilian construction, -50% damage modifier
  • 1973: Converted to a training ship for State University of New York 
  maritime College, renamed Empire State VI.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  72 
  145 
  217 
  260 
  289
  Surf Speed: 
  19 
  14 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  General G.O. Squier 
  T-AP
  Displacement: 10034 std 
  In class: [2]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1950 (1945) - 67
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 356 + 3000
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  Two units of class, General LeRoy Eltinge, General R. M. Blatchford, 
  acquired by MSTS Aug 50. Civilian construction, -50% damage 
  modifier. Single prop, double the speed reduction of Engineering 
  critical hits.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  74 
  149 
  223 
  267 
  297
  Surf Speed: 
  17 
  13 
  9 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  General John Pope 
  T-AP
  Displacement: 11828 std 
  In class: [11]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1949 (1944) - 70s
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 476 + 5500
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  P2-S2-R2. Eleven built, five transferred to US Navy after WW II and 
  transferred to MSTS in 1949. Civilian construction, -50% damage 
  modifier.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  83 
  166 
  249 
  299 
  332
  Surf Speed: 
  20 
  15 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  General Daniel L. Sultan 
  T-AP
  Displacement: 9676 std 
  In class: [7]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1950 (1944) - 70s
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 367 + 4680
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  Seven unnamed Army transports decommissioned and taken 
  over by the US Navy and transferred to the MSTS in 1950. Civilian 
  construction, -50% damage modifier.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  49 
  97 
  146 
  175 
  194
  Surf Speed: 
  19 
  14 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Paul Revere 
  APA
  Displacement: 10709 lt 
  In class: [2]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1958-80
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 539 + 2078
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  PA/SA/PQ/SQ(2)4 Mk33 3in/50//4 Mk34 (1.8) 
  C
  Aft Pad (1)1 CH-46 Sea Knight 
  B
  
  America’s Navy 
  A-58
  6 LCM(6), 5 LCPL, 10 LCVP 
  --
  Sensors:
  SPS-10, SPS-6 (Paul Revere) 
  J
  SPS-10, SPS-40 (Francis Marion) 
  J
  Remarks:
  Paul Revere, Francis Marion. Converted from C4-S-1A cargo vessels, 
  Single prop, double the speed reduction of Engineering critical hits. 
  Civilian construction, -50% damage modifier.
  • 1 Jan 69: Re-designated LPA.
  • 1970s: Two Mk33 and all Mk34 radars removed, remaining two 
  Mk33 fire in local control. AA rating 0.3L.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  56 
  113 
  169 
  203 
  225
  Surf Speed: 
  22 
  17 
  11 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  Haskell 
  APA
  Displacement: 6750 lt 
  In class: [177]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1944 - 60s
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 536 + 1560
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F(4)1 Mk2 40mm/60 &
   
  PW/SW/PA/SA(2)4 Mk1 40mm/60 (1.0L) 
  C
  2 LCM(6), 12 LCVP, 3 LCPU 
  --
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  Victory ship hull. About fifty remained in service in the mid-1950s. 
  Single prop, double the speed reduction of Engineering critical hits. 
  Civilian construction, -50% damage modifier. Originally fitted with 
  F(1)1 Mk30 5in/38, 20mm, removed in the early 1950s.
  • 1 Jan 1969: Re-designated LPA.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  41 
  83 
  124 
  149 
  165
  Surf Speed: 
  17 
  13 
  9 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Bayfield 
  APA
  Displacement: 8100 lt 
  In class: [34]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1943 - 69
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 575 + 1226
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  A(2)2 Mk1 40mm/60 (0.5L) 
  C
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  About six remained in service in the mid-1950s. Civilian construction, 
  -50% damage modifier. Single prop, double the speed reduction of 
  Engineering critical hits. Originally fitted with F/A(1)3 Mk30 5in/38, 
  20mm, removed in the early 1950s.
  • 1 Jan 1969: Re-designated LPA.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  47 
  94 
  140 
  168 
  187
  Surf Speed: 
  18 
  14 
  9 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Crosley 
  APD
  Displacement: 1450 std 
  In class: [51]
  Size Class: D/Small 
  In Service: 1944 - 70
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 207 + 160
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F(1)1 Mk30 5in/38//Mk52 (1.0) 
  C
  4 LCVP 
  --
  Sensors:
  SPS-5 
  J
  Remarks:
  About ten remain in service in the mid-1950s. Rudderow class DE 
  converted to APD during construction. 
  • 1 Jan 1969: Designation changed to LPR.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  27 
  55 
  82 
  98 
  109
  Surf Speed: 
  23 
  17 
  12 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  Bolster 
  ARS
  Displacement: 1530 std 
  In Class: [22]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1944
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 103
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: --
  P/S(1)2 Mk10 20mm (0.1L) 
  C
  Sensors: 
  ES: 2nd Gen
  SPS-10 or SPS-53, SPS-59/LN-66 
  J
  Remarks:
  About six remain in service in mid-1950s. Four units transferred to 
  NRF. 2 converted to oceanographic ships, 3 transferred to Coast 
  Guard.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  21 
  43 
  64 
  77 
  85
  Surf Speed: 
  15 
  11 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Safeguard 
  ARS
  Displacement: 2725 ltshp 
  In Class: [4]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1985 - 07
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 87
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors: 
  ES: 2nd Gen
  SPS-64, SPS-69 
  J
  Remarks:
  Safeguard, Grasp, Salvor, Grapple.
  • Transferred to MSC 2006 - 07.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  34 
  68 
  101 
  122 
  135
  Surf Speed: 
  14 
  10 
  7 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Hunley 
  AS
  Displacement: 19000 
  In Class: [2]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1961 - 94
  Propulsion: Diesel-Electric 
  Crew: 650 + 550
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  P/S(2)2 Mk33 3in/50//2 Mk34 (0.9) 
  C
  Sensors:
  SPS-10, SPS-59/LN-66 
  J
  Remarks:
  Hunley, Holland. Built to service Polaris missile subs. Helo pad aft. 
  Auxiliary, -25% damage modifier
  • ?: Three inch guns replaced by PW/SW/PA/SA(1)4 Mk67 20mm 
  (0.1L).
  • By 1980: disarmed.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  114 
  228 
  341 
  410 
  455
  Surf Speed: 
  18 
  14 
  9 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Fulton 
  AS
  Displacement: 9734 std 
  In Class: [7]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1941 - 92
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 1300
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F/A(1)4 Mk30 5in/38//Mk25 (3.9) 
  C
  PW/SW/PA/SA/A(2)5 40mm/60 (0.8L) 
  C
  Sensors:
  SPS-10, SPS-59/LN-66 (est)
  Remarks:
  Fulton, Sperry, Bushnell, Howard W. Gilmore, Nereus, Orion, Proteus. 
  Built with twenty 20mm, removed postwar. 40mm arcs estimated. 
  Auxiliary, -25% damage modifier.
  • 1959 - 61: Class modernized to support ballistic missile subs. Dis-
  placement 10234 std. Forward 5 inch guns removed, AA rating 2.0. 
  
  America’s Navy
  A-59
  Bushnell, Nereus only have F(1)1 5in/38, AA rating 1.0. PW/SW/PA/
  SA(1)4 Mk67 20mm (0.1L) added. Helo pad aft.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  73 
  146 
  219 
  263 
  292
  Dam Pts ('60s): 0 
  75 
  151 
  226 
  271 
  301
  Surf Speed: 
  15 
  11 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Barnegat 
  AVP
  Displacement: 1766 std 
  In class: [5]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1943 - 72
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 215
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F(4)1 Mk2 40mm/60 & P/S(2)2 Mk1 40mm/60 (0.8L) 
  C
  Sensors:
  SPS-10 
  J
  Remarks:
  Duxbury Bay, Greenwich Bay, and Valcour served as flagships for 
  the Middle East Force/Persian Gulf Command, on a rotating basis 
  from 1949 until 1965. Auxiliary, -25% damage modifier.
  • 1962: Valcour; SA radar replaced by SPS-12, Mk2 40mm removed.
  • Dec 1965 - Jul 1972: Valcour redesignated as AGF-1, served as 
  permanent command ship.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  23 
  47 
  70 
  84 
  93
  Surf Speed: 
  18 
  12 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Guardian 
  YAGR
  Displacement: 3600 std 
  In Class: [16]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1957 - 65
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 151
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  PW/SW(2)2 Mk33 3in/50//Mk56 (0.9) 
  C
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  SPS-8, SPS-12, SPS-17A 
  J
  Remarks:
  WW II conversions of Liberty ships to YAGR. Part of the Continental 
  Air Defense. Single prop, double the speed reduction of Engineering 
  critical hits. Civilian construction, -50% damage modifier.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  25 
  50 
  75 
  90 
  100
  Surf Speed: 
  19 
  14 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  US COAST GUARD
  Berthoff 
  WMSL
  Displacement: 4600 fl 
  In Class: 8 + 3
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 2008
  Propulsion: CODOG/CPP 
  Crew: 113
  Electrn Cnt: 4th Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: None
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 5 Automatic
  F(1)1 Mk110 57mm//SPQ-9B (2.7) 
  C
  A(R)1 Mk15 Phalanx Blk IA (7.6A) 
  C
  PW/SW/PA/SA(1)4 M2 .50 cal. (0.1L) 
  C
  P/S(1)2 M240B 7.62mm (0.1L) 
  C
  Aft Pad(1)2 MH-65C Dolphin or MH-60T 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: 3rd Gen
  SPS-73, SPS-75, SPQ-9B 
  J
  SPS-79 (use Generic x-band nav radar) 
  J
  4th Gen FLIR 
  --
  Remarks:
  Bertholf, Watsche, Stratton, Hamilton, James, Munro, Kimball, Midgett, 
  Stone. National Security Cutter or Legend class. Coast Guard Mari-
  time Security Cutter, Large. Replaces Hamilton class. Stern ramp for 
  launching/recovering RHIB. Carries Nulka 4th Gen countermeasure. 
  Fitted with degaussing.
  • 2019: Fitted for Scan Eagle UAV. Can carry 1 helicopter and 2 Scan 
  Eagle.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  45 
  90 
  135 
  162 
  180
  Surf Speed: 
  28 
  21 
  14 
  7 
  0 
  Sinks
  Hamilton (378’) 
  WHEC
  Displacement: 2716 std 
  In Class: 12 - 9
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1967
  Propulsion CODOG/CPP 
  Crew: 155
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 3 Semi-Automatic
  F(1)1 Mk30 5in/38//Mk56 (1.0) 
  C
  P/S(1)2 Mk10 20mm (0.2L) 
  C
  PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 Mk46 torp 
  F
  PB&SB(24)2 Mk10 Hedgehog 
  E
  Aft Pad (1)1 HH-52
  Sensors: 
  ES: 1st Gen
  2 SPS-51, SPS-29 
  J
  SQS-36 
  K
  Remarks:
  Aluminum superstructure, -15% damage modifier.
  • Early 70s: Hedgehog removed, SQS-38 replaced SQS-36, PB/
  SB(1)2 Mk2 81mm Mortar, PB/SB/PQ/SQ(1)4 M2 .50 cal. (0.1L) 
  added.
  • Oct 85 - Oct 92: FRAM adding 2nd Gen D ECM, A(R)1 Mk15 
  Phalanx (4.4A), Mk30 5in replaced by F(1)1 Mk75 76mm/62//Mk92, 
  Radar fit changed to SPS-40 and two SPS-64. Flight deck upgraded 
  for H-60 Jay Hawk. Five fitted with P/S(4) Mk141 w/4 Harpoon IC, 
  including Mellon.
  • 1993-94: Harpoon, SQS-38 and 324mm TT removed.
  • 1995-96: Fitted with SCCS, combat system Gen 4 Semi-Automatic.
  • 1997-99: Fitted with SPS-73 replacing two SPS-64.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  35 
  71 
  106 
  127 
  141
  Surf Speed: 
  29 
  22 
  15 
  7 
  0 
  Sinks
  Famous 
  WMEC
  Displacement: 1200 lt 
  In Class: 13
  Size Class: D/Small 
  In Service: 1983
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 116+24
  Electrn Cnt: 2nd Gen D 
  Acoustic Cnt: None
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 4 Semi-Automatic
  F(1)1 Mk75 76mm/62//Mk92 (4.5) 
  C
  P/S(1)2 Mk95 .50 cal. (0.1L) 
  C
  Aft Pad(1)1 JJ-65 Dolphin 
  B
  Sensors: 
  ES: 2nd Gen
  2 SPS-64 
  J
  Remarks:
  Fitted with fin stabilizers. Lively in heavy seas, subtract 1 on the Safe 
  Sea State Table when operating helicopters.
  • 1997-99: Fitted with SPS-73 replacing both SPS-64.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  26 
  52 
  78 
  94 
  104
  Surf Speed: 
  19 
  14 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Heritage 
  WPC
  Displacement: 3730 fl 
  In Class: 0 + 1 + 10
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 2021
  Propulsion: Diesel/CPP 
  Crew: 126
  Electrn Cnt: 4th Gen J&D 
  Acoustic Cnt: --
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 5 Automatic
  F(1)1 Mk 110 57mm/70 //SPS-77 & EO (0.7) 
  C
  A(1)1 Mk38 Mod 2 25mm//EO GFC (0.3) 
  C
  P/S(1)2 ROSAM .50 cal//2 EO GFC 
  C
  PW/SW/P/S(1)4 .50 cal (0.1L) 
  C
  Aft Pad(1)1 MH-60T, UAV 
  B
  Sensors:
  SPS-77, 2 Generic x-band, s-band nav radars 
  J
  4th Gen FLIR 
  --
  
  America’s Navy 
  A-60
  Remarks:
  Argus, Chase, Ingham, Rush, Pickering, Icarus, Active, Diligence, Alert, 
  Vigilant, Reliance. Offshore patrol cutter or Medium Maritime Security 
  Cutter (WMSM). Fitted with fin stabilizers. 11 planned, possibly up to 
  25. Ballistic protection for some spaces, Estimated armor 2 for bridge 
  and 57mm.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  46 
  92 
  138 
  166 
  184
  Surf Speed: 
  22 
  17 
  11 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  Ex-USN Casco (311’) 
  WAVP
  Displacement: 1766 std 
  In Class: [18]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1946 - 75
  Propulsion Diesel 
  Crew: 132
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F(1)1 Mk30 5in/38//Mk26 (1.0) 
  C
  P/S(2)2 Mk1 40mm/60 (0.3L) 
  C
  PB&SB(24)1 Mk10 Hedgehog w/5 salvoes 
  E
  (1)4 Mk6 DC proj w/4 Mk14 DC 
  E
  Sensors:
  SPS-29, SPS-23 
  J
  SQS-1 
  K
  Remarks:
  • Mid 60s: 40mm guns removed, add PB/SB(1)2 Mk2 81mm Mortar, 
  PB/SB/PQ/SQ(1)4 M2 .50 cal. (0.1L).
  • 1964: Mk6 DC projectors removed, PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 
  Mk44 torp added.
  • Early 70s: ASW systems removed.
  • Only one left in 1975 as training ship.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  31 
  62 
  93 
  112 
  124
  Surf Speed: 
  19 
  14 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Campbell (327’) (1947) 
  WPG
  Displacement: 2216 std 
  In Class: [7]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1947 (1937) - 82
  Propulsion Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 128
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F(1)1 Mk30 5in/38//Mk26 (1.0) 
  C
  F(2)1 Mk1 40mm/60 (0.3L) 
  C
  PB&SB(24)1 Mk10 Hedgehog 
  E
  (1)4 Mk6 DC proj w/4 Mk14 DC 
  E
  Sensors:
  SPS-29, SPS-23 
  J
  SQS-11 
  K
  Remarks:
  Configuration as of 1947.
  • Mid 60s: 40mm guns removed, add PB/SB(1)2 Mk2 81mm Mortar, 
  PB/SB/PQ/SQ(1)4 M2 .50 cal. (0.1L).
  •1964: Mk6 DC proj replaced by PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/ 3 
  Mk44 torp.
  • Early 70s: ASW systems removed.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  36 
  73 
  109 
  131 
  145
  Surf Speed: 
  20 
  15 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Owasco (255’) 
  WPG
  Displacement: 1563 std 
  In Class: 13
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1945-1974
  Propulsion Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 139
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F(1)1 Mk30 5in/38//Mk26 (1.0) 
  C
  F(4)1 Mk2 40mm/60 (0.5L) 
  C
  PB&SB(24)1 Mk10 Hedgehog 
  E
  (1)4 Mk6 DC proj w/4 Mk14 DC 
  E
  Sensors:
  SPS-29, SPS-23 
  J
  SQS-1 
  K
  Remarks:
  • Mid 60s: 40mm guns removed, add PB/SB(1)2 Mk2 81mm mortar, 
  PB/SB/PQ/SQ(1)4 M2 .50 cal. (0.1L).
  • 1964: Mk6 DC proj replaced by PB/SB(3)2 Mk32 324mm TT w/3 
  Mk44 torp.
  • Early 70s: ASW systems removed.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  29 
  58 
  86 
  104 
  115
  Surf Speed: 
  18 
  14 
  9 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Reliance (210’) 
  WPC
  Displacement: 950 std 
  In Class: 16 - 2
  Size Class: D/Small 
  In Service: 1964
  Propulsion CODAG 
  Crew: 70
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 3 Semi-Automatic
  F(1)1 Mk22 3in/50 (0.3L) 
  C
  P/S(1)2 M2 .50 cal (0.1L) 
  C
  Sensors:
  SPS-23 
  J
  Remarks:
  615-619 are CODAG, the rest. of class is diesel only. Aft pad, no 
  hangar. Aluminum construction, -25% damage modifier.
  • 1984 - 98: Modernized with F(1)1 Bushmaster 25mm replacing 
  Mk22, SCCS - Cbt Sys: Gen 4 Semi-Automatic. Estimated SPS-64 
  replaces SPS-23.
  • 1997-99: Fitted with SPS-73 replacing two SPS-64.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  16 
  31 
  47 
  56 
  62
  Surf Speed: 
  18 
  14 
  9 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Argo class (165’) 
  WPC
  Displacement: 337 std 
  In Class: [6]
  Size Class: E/VSmall 
  In Service: 1931-1968
  Propulsion Diesel 
  Crew: 55
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 1 Manual
  F(1)1 Mk22 3in/50 (0.3L) 
  C
  Sensors:
  SPS-23 
  J
  QCU 
  K
  Remarks:
  Designed to combat rumrunners during Prohibition.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  10 
  21 
  31 
  37 
  41
  Surf Speed: 
  12 
  9 
  6 
  3 
  0 
  Sinks
  Active (125’) 
  WSC
  Displacement: 220 std 
  In Class: [18]
  Size Class: E/VSmall 
  In Service: 1927-1970
  Propulsion Diesel 
  Crew: 28
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 1 Manual
  F(1)1 Mk3 40mm/60 (0.1L) 
  C
  Sensors:
  SPS-23 
  J
  Remarks:
  Designed to combat rumrunners during Prohibition.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  8 
  16 
  23 
  28 
  31
  Surf Speed: 
  12 
  9 
  6 
  3 
  0 
  Sinks
  Storis (230’) 
  WAG
  Displacement: 1715 std 
  In Class: [1]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1942 - 2007
  Propulsion Diesel 
  Crew: 106
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 1 Manual
  
  America’s Navy
  A-61
  A(1)1 Mk22 3in/50 (0.1L) 
  C
  P/S(1)2 M2 .50 cal. (0.1L) 
  C
  Sensors:
  SPS-23 
  J
  Remarks:
  Light Icebreaker hull.
  • ?: SPS-23 replaced by SPS-64, Mk22 3in/50 replaced by Mk38 
  Bushmaster 25mm.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  31 
  61 
  92 
  110 
  122
  Surf Speed: 
  14 
  11 
  7 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Cherokee/Navajo class 
  WMEC
  Displacement: 1731 std 
  In Class: [6]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1940 - 1994?
  Propulsion Diesel 
  Crew: 72
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 1 Manual
  F(1)1 Mk22 3in/50 (0.1L) 
  C
  P/S(1)2 M2 .50 cal. (0.1L) 
  C
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  Steel-hulled tugs.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  31 
  62 
  92 
  111 
  123
  Surf Speed: 
  16 
  12 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Island class (110’) 
  WPB
  Displacement: 168 
  In Class: 49 - 12
  Size Class: E/VSmall 
  In Service: 1985
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 16
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: --
  F(1)1 Mk38 Bushmaster 25mm 
  C
  PA/SA(1)2 Mk95 .50 cal. (0.1L) 
  C
  Sensors:
  SPS-73 
  J
  Remarks:
  Replacement for Cape class.
  • 2002 - 05: Modified to make room for stern launch ramp and mixed-
  gender berthing. Program stopped after eight ships because of 
  structural problems. All eight decommed Nov 06.
  • 2015 - 17: Three decommed units purchased by the Sea Shepherd 
  Conservation Society.
  • 2016: Two units transferred to the Pakistani Maritime security 
  agency.
  • Sep 16: Two units transferred to the Georgian Coast Guard.
  • 2017: Two transferred to the Costa Rica Coast Guard.
  • Oct 19: Two transferred to the Ukraine Navy.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  5 
  10 
  14 
  17 
  19
  Surf Speed: 
  29 
  22 
  15 
  7 
  0 
  Sinks
  Cape Class (95’) A-type 
  WPB
  Displacement: 102 fl 
  In Class: [26]
  Size Class: F/VSmall 
  In Service: 1953 - 90s
  Propulsion Diesel 
  Crew: 14
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: --
  F/A(2)2 Mk16 20mm (0.7L) 
  C
  P/S(1)2 M2 .50 cal. (0.1L) 
  C
  F(4)2 Mk20 Mousetrap 
  E
  1 Mk14 DC rail w/6 Mk14 DC 
  E
  Sensors:
  CR-103 
  J
  Remarks:
  Aluminum superstructure, -15% damage modifier.
  • 1964: Named.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  4 
  7 
  11 
  13 
  14
  Surf Speed: 
  20 
  15 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Cape Class (95’) B-type 
  WPB
  Displacement: 105 fl 
  In Class: [26]
  Size Class: F/VSmall 
  In Service: 1953 - 90s
  Propulsion Diesel 
  Crew: 14
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: --
  F(1)1 Mk3 40mm/60 (0.1L) 
  C
  P/S(1)2 M2 .50 cal. (0.1L) 
  C
  F(4)2 Mk20 Mousetrap 
  E
  1 Mk14 DC rail w/6 Mk14 DC 
  E
  Sensors:
  CR-103 
  J
  Remarks:
  Aluminum superstructure, -15% damage modifier.
  • 1964: Named.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  4 
  7 
  11 
  13 
  14
  Surf Speed: 
  20 
  15 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Cape Class (95’) C-type 
  WPB
  Displacement: 98 fl 
  In Class: [26]
  Size Class: F/VSmall 
  In Service: 1953 - 90s
  Propulsion Diesel 
  Crew: 14
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: --
  F/A(1)2 Mk3 40mm/60 (0.3L) 
  C
  Sensors:
  CR-103 
  J
  Remarks:
  Aluminum superstructure, -15% damage modifier.
  • 1964: Named.
  • 1987 2 Mk64 grenade launchers.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  4 
  7 
  11 
  13 
  14
  Surf Speed: 
  20 
  15 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Point Class (82’) 
  WPB
  Displacement: 69 std 
  In Class: [53]
  Size Class: F/VSmall 
  In Service: 1960 - 2003
  Propulsion Diesel 
  Crew: 10
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: --
  F(1)1 Mk16 20mm (0.2L) 
  C
  Sensors:
  CR-103, SPS-53 in 1967 
  J
  Remarks:
  • Mid-60s: F(2)1 Mk2 Mod 1 81mm mortar/M2 .50 cal (piggyback)
  P/S/PQ/SQ(1)4 M2 .50 cal. (0.1L).
  • Early 70s: F(2)1 Mk2 Mod 1 81mm mortar/M2 .50 cal (piggyback)
  or PB/SB(1)2 M2 .50 cal. (0.1L).
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  14
  Surf Speed: 
  23 
  17 
  12 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  Sentinel Class (154') 
  WPC
  Displacement: 353 std 
  In Class: 34 + 
  Size Class: D/Small 
  In Service: 2012
  Propulsion Diesel 
  Crew: 24
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: --
  F(1)1 Mk38 Mod 2 25mm//EO GFC 
  C
  PW/SW/PA/SA(1)4 M2 .50 cal. (0.1L) 
  C
  Sensors:
  SPS-78 
  J
  
  America’s Navy 
  A-62
  Remarks:
  Fast Response Cutter program, replacement for Island class. Bow 
  thruster. Fitted with stabilizers. Stern launching ramp. Endurance 5 
  days. Up to 58 may be built.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  11 
  22 
  32 
  39 
  43
  Surf Speed: 
  28 
  21 
  14 
  7 
  0 
  Sinks
  Tanager 
  WTR
  Displacement: 890 std 
  In Class: [1]
  Size Class: D/Small 
  In Service: 1964 (1945) - 72
  Propulsion Diesel 
  Crew: 50 + 80 trainees
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F(1)1 Mk26 3in/50 (0.5) 
  C
  PB&SB(24)1 Mk11 Hedgehog 
  E
  Sensors:
  SPS-23 
  J
  SQS-1 
  K
  Remarks:
  Ex-USN Auk-class fleet minesweeper. To Coast Guard as training 
  ship 1964. 
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  15 
  30 
  44 
  53 
  59
  Surf Speed: 
  16 
  12 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Glacier 
  WAGB
  Displacement: 8449 std 
  In Class: [1]
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1955 - 87
  Propulsion Diesel 
  Crew: 241
  Signature: Medium/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 2 Manual
  F(2)1 Mk38 5in/38//? (2.0) 
  C
  F/P/S(2)3 Mk33 3in/50//? (1.8) 
  C
  P/S(2)2 Mk24 20mm (0.3L) 
  C
  Sensors:
  SPS-6, SPS-10, SPS-46 
  J
  Remarks:
  Transferred from USN in 1966. Helo pad aft.
  • 1966: 3 inch and 20mm guns removed. Add PB/SB/PQ/SQ(1)4 M2 
  .50 cal. (0.1L).
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  89 
  177 
  266 
  319 
  354
  Surf Speed: 
  18 
  14 
  9 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Wind class 
  WAGB
  Displacement: 3500 std 
  In Class: [7]
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1944 - 70s
  Propulsion Diesel- Electric 
  Crew: 216
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 1 Manual
  PB/SB/PQ/SQ(1)4 M2 .50 cal. (0.1L) 
  --
  1 J2F Duck 
  B
  Sensors:
  SPS-6, SPS-10, SPS-53 
  J
  Remarks:
  Helicopter pad aft.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  49 
  98 
  147 
  176 
  196
  Surf Speed: 
  16 
  12 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Balsam (180’) 
  WLB
  Displacement: 935 std 
  In Class: [35]
  Size Class: D/Small 
  In Service: 1942 - 2006
  Propulsion Diesel 
  Crew: 53
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: Gen 1 Manual
  A(1)1 Mk22 3in/50 (0.1L) 
  C
  Sensors:
  SPS-23 
  J
  Remarks:
  Ships in Vietnam had no Mk22, added 2F/P/S/A(1)5 M2 .50 cal 
  (0.1L).
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  20 
  41 
  61 
  73 
  81
  Surf Speed: 
  12 
  9 
  6 
  3 
  0 
  Sinks
  MARITIME PREPOSITIONING SHIPS
  Mohegan 
  AK
  Displacement: 11245 fl  
  In Class: 1
  Size Class: B/Medium  
  In Service: 2008 (1994)
  Propulsion: ? 
  Crew: 14
  Signature: Medium/Noisy  
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  2 Nav radars  
  J/Intl
  Remarks:
  Chartered. Dry cargo. Civilian construction, -50% damage modifier.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts:  
  0  
  48 
  96 
  144 
  173 
  192
  Surf Speed:  
  13 
  10 
  7 
  3 
  0 
  Sinks
  Wheat 
  AK
  Displacement: 57075 grt  
  In Class: 1
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 2002 (1987)
  Propulsion: Gas Turbine 
  Crew: 43
  Signature: Large/Noisy  
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  2 Nav radars  
  J/Intl
  Remarks:
  LCpl Roy M. Wheat. Chartered. Built in Ukraine. Considered difficult 
  to maintain. Aft helo pad. Civilian construction, -50% damage modifier.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts:  
  0  
  131 
  262 
  392 
  471 
  523
  Surf Speed:  
  20 
  15 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Martin 
  AK
  Displacement: 39441 grt  
  In Class: 1
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 2000 (1979)
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 24
  Signature: Large/Noisy  
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  1st Lt. Harry L. Martin. Chartered. Carries vehicles and ammunition. 
  Aft helo pad. Single prop, double the speed reduction of Engineering 
  critical hits. Civilian construction, -50% damage modifier.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts:  
  0 
  102 
  204 
  306 
  368 
  408
  Surf Speed:  
  21 
  16 
  11 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Bobo 
  AK
  Displacement: 19588 lt  
  In Class: 5
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1985
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 37 + 102
  Signature: Large/Noisy  
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  2nd Lt. John P. Bodo, Pfc Dewayne T. Williams, 1st Lt Baldomero 
  Lopez, 1st Lt Jack Lummus, Sgt William R. Button. Chartered. Carries 
  vehicles and equipment. Aft helo pad. Single prop, double the speed 
  reduction of Engineering critical hits. Civilian construction, -50% 
  damage modifier.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts:  
  0 
  84 
  168 
  252 
  302 
  336
  Surf Speed:  
  18 
  14 
  9 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  
  America’s Navy
  A-63
  Kocak 
  AK
  Displacement: 19588 lt  
  In Class: 3
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1984
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 118
  Signature: Large/Noisy  
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  2 Nav radars 
  J/Intl
  Remarks:
  SGT. Matej Kocak, PFC Eugen A. Obregon, MAJ. Stepehn W. Pless. 
  Chartered. Carries vehicles and equipment (each can carry one 
  quarter USMC MEB equipment). Aft helo pad. Single prop, double 
  the speed reduction of Engineering critical hits. Civilian construction, 
  -50% damage modifier.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts:  
  0 
  84 
  168 
  252 
  302 
  336
  Surf Speed:  
  18 
  14 
  9 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Page 
  AKR
  Displacement: 57075 grt  
  In Class: 2
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 2001 (1985)
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 22
  Signature: Large/Noisy  
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  LTC John U. D. Page, SGT Edward A. Carter Jr. Chartered. Carry Army 
  ammunition in 2500 TEU. Single prop, double the speed reduction of 
  Engineering critical hits. Civilian construction, -50% damage modifier.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts:  
  0 
  131 
  261 
  392 
  470 
  522
  Surf Speed:  
  18 
  14 
  9 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Bennett 
  AKR
  Displacement: 29223 grt  
  In Class: 1
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1998 (1984)
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 24
  Signature: Large/Noisy  
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  Capt. Steven L. Bennett. Chartered. Carry USAF ammunition in 1922 
  TEU. Single prop, double the speed reduction of Engineering critical 
  hits. Civilian construction, -50% damage modifier.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts:  
  0 
  84 
  167 
  251 
  301 
  334
  Surf Speed:  
  18 
  14 
  9 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  American Cormorant 
  AK
  Displacement: 10195 gwt 
  In Class: 1
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1975
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: ?
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band, sband nav radars 
  J
  Remarks:
  FO/FO cargo ship. Single prop, double the speed reduction of Engi-
  neering critical hits.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  41 
  83 
  124 
  149 
  165
  Surf Speed: 
  16 
  12 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Meteor 
  WAK
  Displacement: 16467 gwt 
  In Class: 1
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1967
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: ?
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  Raytheon 1650, Raytheon 1660 (Raytheon R series) 
  J
  Remarks:
  C4-ST-67A class. Civilian construction, -50% damage modifier
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  57 
  114 
  171 
  205 
  228
  Surf Speed: 
  20 
  15 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Comet 
  WAK
  Displacement: 13792 gwt 
  In Class: 1
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1958
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 44
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  Raytheon 1650, Raytheon 1660 (Raytheon R series) 
  J
  Remarks:
  C3-ST-14A class. Civilian construction, -50% damage modifier
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  51 
  101 
  152 
  182 
  202
  Surf Speed: 
  18 
  14 
  9 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Cape Banker 
  WAK
  Displacement: 6400 gwt 
  In Class: 5
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 196x
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 45
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  2 Nav radar 
  J/Intl
  Remarks:
  C3-S-37d break-bulk cargo ships. Single prop, double the speed 
  reduction of Engineering critical hits. Civilian construction, -50% dam-
  age modifier
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  30 
  61 
  91 
  109 
  121
  Surf Speed: 
  20 
  15 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Cape Carthage 
  WAK
  Displacement: 6595 gwt 
  In Class: 3
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1962
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 40
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  C3-S-37c break-bulk cargo ships. Three holds. Single prop, double 
  the speed reduction of Engineering critical hits. Civilian construction, 
  -50% damage modifier
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  31 
  62 
  93 
  112 
  124
  Surf Speed: 
  17 
  13 
  9 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Cape Commander 
  WAK
  Displacement: 8151 gwt 
  In Class: 3
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1962
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 43
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  C4-S-57a break-bulk cargo ships. Single prop, double the speed 
  reduction of Engineering critical hits. Civilian construction, -50% dam-
  age modifier
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  36 
  72 
  107 
  129 
  143
  Surf Speed: 
  22 
  17 
  11 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  Potomac 
  WAOT
  Displacement: 15739 gwt 
  In Class: 1
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1964
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 30
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  
  America’s Navy 
  A-64
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  Single prop, double the speed reduction of Engineering critical hits. 
  Carries 200000 barrels of fuel. Part of Afloat Prepositioning Force. 
  Chartered 1964 for the MSC and named Shenandoah. Placed in 
  reserve 1978. Trials ship for Offshore Product Discharge System 
  (OPDS) 1985 to 1986. Reactivated for Desert Shield/Desert Storm. 
  Civilian construction, -50% damage modifier
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  55 
  111 
  166 
  199 
  221
  Surf Speed: 
  17 
  13 
  9 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Military Sealift Command Charters
  MT Empire State 
  T-AOT
  Displacement: 49000 grt 
  In Class: 2
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 2010 - 15?
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 21
  Signature: Large/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  Empire State, Evergreen State. Ice-strengthened hull. Civilian con-
  struction, -50% damage modifier.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  118 
  236 
  353 
  424 
  471
  Surf Speed: 
  14 
  11 
  7 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  MT Maersk Peary 
  T-AOT 5246
  Displacement: 47876 grt 
  In Class: 1
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 2011
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 21
  Signature: Large/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  Tanker chartered by MSC in 2011. Civilian construction, -50% damage 
  modifier.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  116 
  232 
  348 
  418 
  464
  Surf Speed: 
  14 
  11 
  7 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  MT SLNC Pax 
  T-AOT 5356
  Displacement: 62174 grt 
  In Class: 1
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: ?
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 16
  Signature: Large/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  Tanker chartered by MSC. Civilian construction, -50% damage modi-
  fier.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  138 
  277 
  415 
  498 
  553
  Surf Speed: 
  15 
  8 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  MT SLNC Goodwill 
  T-AOT 5419
  Displacement: 62174 grt 
  In Class: 1
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 2016 (?)
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 22
  Signature: Large/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  Tanker chartered by MSC in 2016. Civilian construction, -50% dam-
  age modifier.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  138 
  277 
  415 
  498 
  553
  Surf Speed: 
  15 
  8 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  ATB Galveston
  /Petrochem Producer 
  T-AOT 5406
  Displacement: 26884 grt 
  In Class: 1
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 2016 (?)
  Propulsion: ? 
  Crew: ?
  Signature: A/Large 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  Tanker chartered by MSC in 2016. Civilian construction, -50% dam-
  age modifier.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  79 
  158 
  237 
  284 
  316
  Surf Speed: 
  14 
  11 
  7 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Ready Reserve Force
  Cape D Class 
  Ro-Ro
  Displacement: 13220 ltshp 
  In Class: 5
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1973
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 29
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  2 Raytheon radars 
  J/Intl
  Remarks:
  Cape Decision, Cape Diamond, Cape Domingo, Cape Douglas, 
  Cape Ducato. Civilian construction, -50% damage modifier. 167,339 
  ft2 cargo capacity, 378 TEU. Fuel consumption 600 bbl/day.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  48 
  97 
  145 
  174 
  193
  Surf Speed: 
  17 
  13 
  9 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Cape E Class 
  Ro-Ro
  Displacement: 12533 ltshp 
  In Class: 1
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1987 (1972)
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 28
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  2 Nav radars 
  J/Intl
  Remarks:
  Cape Edmont. Single prop, double the speed reduction of Engineer-
  ing critical hits. Civilian construction, -50% damage modifier. 161,352 
  ft2 cargo capacity, 446 TEU. Fuel consumption 600 bbl/day.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  63 
  125 
  188 
  225 
  250
  Surf Speed: 
  17 
  13 
  9 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Cape H Class 
  Ro-Ro
  Displacement: 15000 ltshp 
  In Class: 3
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1986 (1979)
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 29
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  2 Nav radars 
  J/Intl
  Remarks:
  Cape Henry, Cape Horn, Cape Hudson. Single prop, double the 
  speed reduction of Engineering critical hits. Civilian construction, 
  -50% damage modifier. 214,365 ft2 cargo capacity, 446 TEU. Fuel 
  consumption 630 bbl/day.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  70 
  141 
  211 
  253 
  281
  Surf Speed: 
  18 
  14 
  9 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Cape I Class 
  Ro-Ro
  Displacement: 15000 ltshp 
  In Class: 4
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1976
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 25
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  2 Raytheon radars 
  J/Intl
  
  America’s Navy
  A-65
  Remarks:
  Cape Inscription, Cape Intrepid, Cape Isabel, Cape Island. Civilian 
  construction, -50% damage modifier. 149,088 ft2 cargo capacity. Fuel 
  consumption 1225 bbl/day.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  70 
  141 
  211 
  253 
  281
  Surf Speed: 
  23 
  17 
  12 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  Cape K Class 
  Ro-Ro
  Displacement: 15723 ltshp 
  In Class: 2
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1979
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 27
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  2 Nav radars 
  J/Intl
  Remarks:
  Cape Kennedy, Cape Knox. Single prop, double the speed reduction 
  of Engineering critical hits. Civilian construction, -50% damage modi-
  fier. 146,895 ft2 cargo capacity. Fuel consumption 570 bbl/day.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  73 
  145 
  218 
  261 
  290
  Surf Speed: 
  17 
  13 
  9 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Cape L Class 
  Ro-Ro
  Displacement: 12000 ltshp 
  In Class: 2
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1987 (1972) - 06
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 30
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  2 Nav radars 
  J/Intl
  Remarks:
  Cape Lambert (ex-MV Avon Forest), Cape Lobos (ex-MV Laurentian 
  Forest). Single prop, double the speed reduction of Engineering criti-
  cal hits. Civilian construction, -50% damage modifier.
  • 31 Jul 06: Transferred to reserve.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  61 
  121 
  182 
  218 
  242
  Surf Speed: 
  16 
  12 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Cape O Class 
  Ro-Ro
  Displacement: 13166 ltshp 
  In Class: 1
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1994 (1981)
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 33
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  2 Nav radars 
  J/Intl
  Remarks:
  Cape Orlando. Single prop, double the speed reduction of Engineer-
  ing critical hits. Civilian construction, -50% damage modifier. 118,780 
  ft2 cargo capacity. Fuel consumption 480 bbl/day.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  65 
  129 
  194 
  232 
  258
  Surf Speed: 
  17 
  13 
  9 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Cape R Class 
  Ro-Ro
  Displacement: 12872 ltshp 
  In Class: 3
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1994 (1977)
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 36
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  2 Nav radars 
  J/Intl
  Remarks:
  Cape Race, Cape Ray, Cape Rise. Single prop, double the speed 
  reduction of Engineering critical hits. Civilian construction, -50% dam-
  age modifier. 176,313 ft2 cargo capacity. Fuel consumption 500 bbl/
  day.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  63 
  127 
  190 
  228 
  253
  Surf Speed: 
  19 
  14 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Cape T Class 
  Ro-Ro
  Displacement: 9687 ltshp 
  In Class: 3
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1994 (1977)
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 36
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  2 Raytheon radars 
  J/Intl
  Remarks:
  Cape Taylor, Cape Texas, Cape Trinity. Single prop, double the speed 
  reduction of Engineering critical hits. Civilian construction, -50% 
  damage modifier. Cape Trinity displacement 12,141 t ltshp. 117,887 ft2 
  cargo capacity (Texas, Trinity), 115,619 ft2 (Taylor). Fuel consumption 
  401 bbl/day.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  DPts (Tx, Ty): 
  0 
  53 
  105 
  158 
  189 
  210
  DPts (Tr): 
  0 
  61 
  122 
  183 
  220 
  244
  Surf Speed: 
  18 
  14 
  9 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Cape V Class 
  Ro-Ro
  Displacement: 10581 ltshp 
  In Class: 2
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1994
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 27
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  2 Nav radars 
  J/Intl
  Remarks:
  Cape Victory, Cape Vincent. Single prop, double the speed reduction 
  of Engineering critical hits. Civilian construction, -50% damage modi-
  fier. 131,265 ft2 cargo capacity. Fuel consumption 320 bbl/day.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  56 
  112 
  167 
  201 
  223
  Surf Speed: 
  15 
  11 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Altair 
  Ro-Ro
  Displacement: 28316 ltshp 
  In Class: 3
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1984
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 62
  Signature: Large/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  2 Nav radars 
  J/Intl
  Remarks:
  Altair (ex-Sea-Land Finance), Antares (ex-Sea-Land Galloway), Pol-
  lux (ex-Sea-Land Market). Built 1973, Avondale conversion to Fast 
  Sealift Ship (FSS) 1984. Civilian construction, -50% damage modifier. 
  199,362 ft2 cargo capacity. Fuel consumption 1176 bbl/day for Altair, 
  375 bbls per day for Antares and Pollux.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  108 
  215 
  323 
  387 
  430
  Surf Speed: 
  30 
  23 
  15 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Algol 
  Ro-Ro
  Displacement: 29888 ltshp 
  In Class: 3
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1984
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 62
  Signature: Large/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  2 Nav radars 
  J/Intl
  Remarks:
  Algol (ex-Sea-Land Exchange), Bellatrix (ex-Sea-Land Trade), 
  Regulus (ex-Sea-Land Commerce). Built 1973, NASSCO conversion 
  to Fast Sealift Ship (FSS) 1984. Civilian construction, -50% damage 
  modifier. 203,000 ft2 cargo capacity. Fuel consumption 1176 bbl/day 
  for Bellatrix, 535 bbls per day for Algol and Regulus.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  112 
  223 
  335 
  401 
  446
  Surf Speed: 
  30 
  23 
  15 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  
  America’s Navy 
  A-66
  Capella 
  Ro-Ro
  Displacement: 30971 ltshp 
  In Class: 2
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1984
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 47
  Signature: Large/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  2 Nav radars 
  J/Intl
  Remarks:
  Capella (ex-Sea-Land McLean), Denebola (ex-Sea-Land Resource). 
  Built 1973, Pennship conversion to Fast Sealift Ship (FSS) 1984. Civil-
  ian construction, -50% damage modifier. 206,963 ft2 cargo capacity. 
  Fuel consumption 1190 bbl/day.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  114 
  228 
  342 
  410 
  456
  Surf Speed: 
  30 
  23 
  15 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  Admiral W. M. Callaghan 
  Ro-Ro
  Displacement: 13161 ltshp 
  In Class: 1
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1967
  Propulsion: Gas Turbine 
  Crew: 27
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  2 Nav radars 
  J/Intl
  Remarks:
  MSC charter from 1967, then RRF from 1987. Civilian construction, 
  -50% damage modifier. 141,843 ft2 cargo capacity. Fuel consumption 
  1260 bbl/day.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  65 
  129 
  194 
  232 
  258
  Surf Speed: 
  22 
  17 
  11 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  Cape W Class 
  Ro-Ro
  Displacement: 21898 ltshp 
  In Class: 2
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1994
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 29
  Signature: Large/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  2 Nav radars 
  J/Intl
  Remarks:
  Cape Washington, Cape Wrath. Single prop, double the speed reduc-
  tion of Engineering critical hits. Civilian construction, -50% damage 
  modifier.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  91 
  181 
  272 
  326 
  362
  Surf Speed: 
  15  
  11 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Petersburg 
  OPDS Tanker
  Displacement: 14500 ltshp 
  In Class: 1
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1963
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 41
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  Generic X-band, S-band nav radars 
  J/Intl
  Remarks:
  Civilian construction, -50% damage modifier. Offshore Petroleum 
  Discharge System tanker. 268,071 bbls capacity. Fuel consumption 
  535 bbl/day.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  69 
  138 
  206 
  248 
  275
  Surf Speed: 
  15 
  11 
  8 
  4 
  0 
  Sinks
  Gem State 
  ACS
  Displacement: 15325 ltshp 
  In Class: 3
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1965
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 38
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons:
  Forward crane, midships crane, aft crane. 
  --
  Sensors:
  Generic X-band, S-band nav radars 
  J/Intl
  Remarks:
  Gem State, Grand Canyon State, Keystone State. Craneships, 
  T-ACS-1 thru 3. C6-S-MA1qd. Civilian construction, -50% dam-
  age modifier. 1,015,000 ft3 bale capacity, TEU (ammo/non-ammo) 
  480/584. Fuel consumption 630 bbl/day.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  71 
  143 
  214 
  257 
  285
  Surf Speed: 
  18 
  14 
  9 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Cornhusker State 
  ACS
  Displacement: 13170 ltshp 
  In Class: 3
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1967
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 59
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons:
  2 Midships cranes 
  --
  Sensors:
  2 Nav radars 
  J/Intl
  Remarks:
  Cornhusker State, Flickertail State, Gopher State. Craneships, 
  T-ACS-4 thru 6. C5-S-MA73c. Civilian construction, -50% damage 
  modifier. 910,080 ft3 bale capacity, 711 non-ammo TEU. Fuel con-
  sumption 615 bbl/day.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  65 
  129 
  194 
  232 
  258
  Surf Speed: 
  18 
  14 
  9 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Cape F Class 
  LASH
  Displacement: 16003 ltshp 
  In Class: 2
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1986 (1973)
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 37
  Signature: Large/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  2 Nav radars 
  J/Intl
  Remarks:
  Cape Farewell, Cape Flattery. C9-S-81d. Civilian construction, -50% 
  damage modifier. 1.440.000 ft3 bale capacity, barge complement 85, 
  1465/1600 ammo/non-ammo TEU, 475/520 ammo/non-ammo FEU. 
  Fuel consumption 1065 bbl/day.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  74 
  147 
  221 
  265 
  294
  Surf Speed: 
  19  
  14 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Cape M Class 
  LASH
  Displacement: 18880 ltshp 
  In Class: 2
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 1986 (1972)
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 34
  Signature: Large/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  2 Nav radars 
  J/Intl
  Remarks:
  Cape May, Cape Mohican. C8-S-82a. Single prop, double the speed 
  reduction of Engineering critical hits. Heavy lift barge carrier. Civilian 
  construction, -50% damage modifier. 1,901,359 ft3 bale capacity, 
  barge complement 24. Fuel consumption 1190 bbl/day.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  82 
  164 
  246 
  295 
  328
  Surf Speed: 
  19  
  14 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Wright 
  AVB
  Displacement: 14329 ltshp 
  In Class: 2
  Size Class: B/Medium 
  In Service: 1986 (1969)
  Propulsion: Steam Turbine 
  Crew: 41 + 691
  Signature: Med/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  2 Nav radars 
  J/Intl
  Remarks:
  Wright, Curtiss. T-AVB-3, 4. Helicopter maintenance support. Helo 
  pads forward and aft. Ro-Ro configuration with Stern ramp. Single 
  prop, double the speed reduction of Engineering critical hits. Civilian 
  
  America’s Navy
  A-67
  construction, -50% damage modifier. 58,305 ft2 cargo capacity. Fuel 
  consumption 560 bbl/day.
  • Built 1970 as SS Mormacsun, a C5-S-78 Ro-Ro design, renamed 
  SS Young America (date unknown). Renamed SS Wright (T-AVB-3) 
  on 14 May 1986.
  • Built 1969 as SS Great Republic, renamed USNS Curtiss (T-AVB-4) 
  on 14 May 1986.
  • 1 Oct 97: Transferred from MSC to RRF.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  68 
  137 
  205 
  246 
  273
  Surf Speed: 
  23 
  17 
  12 
  6 
  0 
  Sinks
  Sea Hunter 
  Patrol USV
  Displacement: 102 std 
  In Class: 1
  Size Class: E/VSmall 
  In Service: 2016
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: --
  Signature: VSmall/Quiet 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors: 
  ES: --
  Furuno FR-2135S, FR-2115 (use Furuno series) 
  J/Japan
  Doppler nav radar (use Generic x-band nav radar) 
  J/Intl
  Remarks:
  Trimaran hull. The prototype ACTUV currently doesn’t have any 
  acoustic sensors, although the Modular Scalable Sonar System 
  (MS3) hull-mounted sonar is expected to be integrated into the 
  prototype sometime in the near future. Additional sensors also under 
  consideration include EO/IR and LIDAR. GRP construction, -10% 
  damage modifier. Multihull construction, -25% damage modifier. 
  Endurance 60 to 90 days.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  4 
  7 
  11 
  13 
  12
  Surf Speed: 
  27 
  20 
  14 
  7 
  0 
  Sinks
  US Army
  MSV(L) 
  LCM
  Displacement: 120 lt 
  In Class: 0 + 28 + 8
  Size Class: E/VSmall 
  In Service: ?
  Propulsion: Diesel waterjet 
  Crew: 8
  Signature: VSmall/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: --
  PW/SA(1)2 CROWS II .50 cal mg//2 EO GFC 
  C
  Sensors:
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  Remarks:
  “Maneuver Support Vessel (Light).” Replacement for LCM(8). Lead 
  vessel named SSG Elroy F. Wells. Can carry 1 tank or 2 APC or 82 t 
  cargo. Bow and stern ramps. Range 360 nmi. Amphibious craft, -25% 
  damage modifier. Aluminum construction, -25% damage modifier. 
  Displacement estimated.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  2 
  5 
  7 
  8 
  9
  Spd (Loaded): 21 
  16 
  11 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  Spd (Empty): 
  30 
  23 
  15 
  8 
  0 
  Sinks
  LCU-2000 
  LCU
  Displacement: 672 lt 
  In class: 35
  Size Class: D/Small 
  In Service: 1990
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 14
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors:
  2 SPS-64 
  J
  Remarks:
  Bow ramp. Can carry 350 tons cargo or 5 M1 tanks or 24 20-foot ISO 
  containers or 4000 troops. Amphibious craft, -25% damage modifier. 
  Built to commercial standards, -25% damage modifier
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  9 
  18 
  26 
  32 
  35
  Surf Speed: 
  11 
  8 
  6 
  3 
  0 
  Sink
  SSG Robert T. Kuroda 
  LSV
  Displacement: 2920 std 
  In class: 2
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 2006
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 32
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors: 
  ES: --
  2 BridgeMaster E (Decca 2000) 
  J/UK
  Remarks:
  SSG Robert T. Kuroda, MG Robert Smalls. Enhanced LSV design 
  with false bow to improve seakeeping. Ro-Ro design, bow and stern 
  ramps. Can carry 2000 tons cargo or 25 M1 tanks or 50 double-
  stacked 20-foot ISO containers. Amphibious design, -25% damage 
  modifier. Displacement estimated.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  33 
  66 
  98 
  118 
  131
  Surf Speed: 
  12 
  9 
  6 
  3 
  0 
  Sinks
  General Frank E. Besson, Jr. 
  LSV
  Displacement: 1786 std 
  In class: 6
  Size Class: C/Small 
  In Service: 1988
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 32
  Signature: Small/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Sensors: 
  ES: --
  2 SPS-64 
  J
  Remarks:
  General Frank E. Besson, Jr., CW3 Harold C. Clinger, General Brehon 
  B. Somervell, Lieutenant General William B. Bunker, Major General 
  Charles P. Gross, SP4 James A. Loux. Ro-Ro design, bow and stern 
  ramps. Can carry 1815 tons cargo or 25 M1 tanks or 48 double-
  stacked 20-foot ISO containers. Amphibious design, -25% damage 
  modifier.
  • 2009: Fitted with 2 BridgeMaster E (Decca 2000) replacing SPS-64.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  46 
  91 
  137 
  164 
  182
  Surf Speed: 
  10 
  8 
  5 
  3 
  0 
  Sinks
  Special Operations Forces
  Ocean Trader 
  WMSL
  Displacement: 20980 grt 
  In Class: 1
  Size Class: A/Large 
  In Service: 2017 (2011)
  Propulsion: Diesel 
  Crew: 50 + 360
  Electrn Cnt: ? 
  Acoustic Cnt: ?
  Signature: Large/Noisy 
  Armor Rating: 0
  Weapons: 
  Cbt Sys: --
  4 Combat Craft Assault (CCA) speedboats 
  A
  (1)6 Mk95 Mod 1 .50 cal. (0.1L) 
  C
  Sensors: 
  ES: ?
  Generic x-band nav radar 
  J
  FLIR 
  --
  Remarks:
  Ex-m/v Craigside. Maersk Ro-Ro ship leased to USN in 2014, con-
  verted to SOF mother ship (“Maritime Support Vessel”). Can accom-
  modate 200 troops and 160 vessel and mission support personnel, 
  plus small watercraft. Fitted with secure comms and planning areas, 
  berthing, weapons storage and exercise areas. Endurance 45 days. 
  Rear loading ramp for vehicles. Hardened against EMP. Civilian con-
  struction, -50% damage modifier. Can operate UAVs. Helo pad aft for 
  one Large or two Medium helicopters, helo pad forward of bridge.
  Damage & Speed Breakdown:
  Dam Pts: 
  0 
  67 
  134 
  201 
  241 
  268
  Surf Speed: 
  20 
  15 
  10 
  5 
  0 
  Sinks
  
  America’s Navy 
  C-1
  Annex C - Naval Guns
   
  Name 
  Shell 
   Short Range  
   Med Range  
   
  Long Range  
   Extreme Range 
  Max 
  Air 
  AA
  Country Bore/Caliber 
  Type 
  kyds B-Pen Dam 
  kyds B-Pen Dam 
  kyds 
  B/D-Pen Dam 
  kyds 
  B/D-Pen Dam 
  Alt 
  Rng (kyd) Rating1 
  Notes
  USA 
  0.30 cal/7.62mm MGs 
  Solid 
  0 - 0.1 
  1 
  0.5 
  0.2 - 0.4 
  0 
  0.4 
  0.5 - 0.6 
  0/0 
  0.4 
  0.7 - 0.7 
  0/0 
  0.3 
  Low 
  1.0 
  0.08
  USA 
  M2 .50 cal 
  Solid 
  0 - 0.2 
  1 
  0.8 
  0.3 - 0.5 
  1 
  0.7 
  0.6 - 0.8 
  1/0 
  0.6 
  0.9 - 1 
  1/0 
  0.5 
  Low 
  2.5 
  0.08
  USA 
  Mk95 Mod 1 .50 cal 
  Solid 
  0 - 0.2 
  1 
  0.8 
  0.3 - 0.5 
  1 
  0.7 
  0.6 - 0.8 
  1/0 
  0.6 
  0.9 - 1 
  1/0 
  0.5 
  Low 
  2.5 
  0.08
  USA 
  Mk67/Mk68 20mm/80 
  AP 
  0 - 0.3 
  2 
  2.2 
  0.4 - 0.7 
  1 
  1.9 
  0.8 - 1.1 
  1/0 
  1.6 
  1.2 - 1.4 
  1/1 
  1.4 
  Low 
  2.0 
  0.07
   
   
  (Mk16 gun) 
  HE 
  0 - 0.3 
  0 
  2.3 
  0.4 - 0.7 
  0 
  2.0 
  0.8 - 1.1 
  0/0 
  1.8 
  1.2 - 1.4 
  0/0 
  1.6
  USA 
  Mk15 Phalanx Blk 0 
  APDS 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  Low 
  2.4 
  2.52 
  A, S, N
  USA 
  Mk15 Phalanx Blk IA 
  APDS 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  Low 
  2.4 
  3.79 
  A, S, N
  USA 
  Mk15 Phalanx Blk IB 
  APDS 
  0 - 1.2 
  2 
  3.0 
  1.3 - 3 
  2 
  2.6 
  3.1 - 4.8 
  1/0 
  2.2 
  4.9 - 6 
  1/1 
  1.9 
  Low 
  2.4 
  3.79 
  A, S, N
  USA 
  Mk38 
  APDS 
  0 - 0.3 
  3 
  3 
  0.4 - 0.8 
  3 
  2 
  0.9 - 1.3 
  2/1 
  2 
  1.4 - 1.6 
  2/1 
  2
   
   
  Bushmaster 25mm/87 
  HE 
  0 - 0.3 
  0 
  3 
  0.4 - 0.8 
  0 
  3 
  0.9 - 1.3 
  0/0 
  2 
  1.4 - 1.6 
  0/0 
  2
  USA 
  Mk38 Mod 2 
  HE 
  0 - 1.5 
  0 
  3 
  1.6 - 3.7 
  0 
  3 
  3.8 - 6 
  0/0 
  3 
  6.1 - 7.5 
  0/0 
  2
   
   
  Bushmaster 25mm/87 
  SAP 
  0 - 1.5 
  3 
  3 
  1.6 - 3.7 
  2 
  3 
  3.8 - 6 
  2/1 
  2 
  6.1 - 7.5 
  2/2 
  2
   
   
   
  APDS 
  0 - 1.5 
  3 
  0 
  1.6 - 3.7 
  3 
  0 
  3.8 - 6 
  2/1 
  0 
  6.1 - 7.5 
  2/2 
  0
  USA 
  Mk46 30mm 
  HE 
  0 - 1.1 
  0 
  4 
  1.2 - 2.8 
  0 
  3 
  2.9 - 4.4 
  0/0 
  3 
  4.5 - 5.5 
  0/0 
  2
   
   
  Bushmaster II 
  APDS 
  0 - 1.1 
  6 
  4 
  1.2 - 2.8 
  5 
  4 
  2.9 - 4.4 
  4/1 
  3 
  4.5 - 5.5 
  3/3 
  3
  USA 
  Mk1, 2, 3 40mm/60 
  HE 
  0 - 0.5 
  0 
  4 
  0.6 - 1.3 
  0 
  3 
  1.4 - 2.0 
  0/0 
  3 
  2.1 - 2.5 
  0/0 
  2
  USA 
  Mk110 57mm/70 
  HE 
  0 - 3.0 
  1 
  18 
  3.1 - 7.6 
  1 
  16 
  7.7 - 12.1 
  1/0 
  14 
  12.2 - 15.1 
  1/1 
  13 
  Med 
  6.0 
  0.34 
  N
   
   
   
  HC 
  0 - 3.7 
  1 
  18 
  3.8 - 9.3 
  1 
  15 
  9.4 - 14.9 
  1/0 
  14 
  15 - 18.6 
  1/1 
  12
  USA 
  Mk3, 5, 6, 8 3in/50 
  Com 
  0 - 3.1 
  3 
  12 
  3.2 - 6.2 
  2 
  10 
  6.3 - 8.3 
  1/1 
  9 
  8.4 - 10.4 
  1/1 
  8
   
   
   
  AP 
  0 - 3.1 
  7 
  11 
  3.2 - 6.2 
  4 
  8 
  6.3 - 8.3 
  3/1 
  7 
  8.4 - 10.4 
  2/2 
  6
  USA 
  Mk10, 17, 18, 20, 
  AP 
  0 - 4.4 
  7 
  11 
  4.5 - 8.8 
  4 
  8 
  8.9 - 11.7 
  3/1 
  7 
  11.8 - 14.6 
  2/2 
  6 
  Med 
  5.0 
  0.28
   
   
  21, 22, 23, 26 3in/50 
  HC 
  0 - 4.4 
  1 
  11 
  4.5 - 8.8 
  1 
  9 
  8.9 - 11.7 
  0/0 
  8 
  11.8 - 14.6 
  0/0 
  7
   
   
   
  Com 
  0 - 4.4 
  3 
  11 
  4.5 - 8.8 
  2 
  9 
  8.9 - 11.7 
  1/1 
  8 
  11.8 - 14.6 
  1/1 
  7
  USA 
  Mk27, 33, 34 3in/50 
  Com 
  0 - 4.4 
  3 
  9 
  4.5 - 8.8 
  2 
  7 
  8.9 - 11.7 
  1/1 
  7 
  11.8 - 14.6 
  1/1 
  6 
  High 
  5.0 
  0.25
   
   
   
  HC 
  0 - 4.4 
  1 
  10 
  4.5 - 8.8 
  1 
  8 
  8.9 - 11.7 
  0/0 
  7 
  11.8 - 14.6 
  0/0 
  6
  USA 
  Mk37 3in/70 
  HE 
  0 - 5.9 
  1 
  18 
  6 - 11.7 
  1 
  15 
  11.8 - 15.6 
  1/0 
  13 
  15.7 - 19.5 
  0/1 
  12 
  High 
  9.8 
  1.27
  USA 
  Mk75 76mm/62 
  HE 
  0 - 6.0 
  1 
  18 
  6.1 - 12.1 1 
  15 
  12.2 - 16.1 
  0/0 
  14 
  16.2 - 20.1 
  0/1 
  12 
  Med 
  7.0 
  2.25
  USA 
  Mk2 81mm mortar 
  HE 
  0 - 3.0 
  0 
  0 
  3.1 - 6.0 
  0 
  0 
  6.1 - 8 
  0/0 
  0 
  8.1 - 10 
  0/0 
  0
  USA 
  5in/38 various marks 
  SpCOM 
  0 - 5.5 
  7 
  18 
  5.6 - 10.9 4 
  14 
  11 - 14.6 
  3/1 
  12 
  14.7 - 18.2 
  2/2 
  11 
  High 
  6.1 
  0.56
   
   
   
  COM 
  0 - 5.5 
  5 
  22 
  5.6 - 10.9 3 
  19 
  11 - 14.6 
  2/1 
  17 
  14.7 - 18.2 
  2/2 
  15
   
   
   
  HE 
  0 - 7.1 
  2 
  18 
  7.2 - 14.3 
  1 
  15 
  14.4 - 19 
  1/0 
  14 
  19.1 - 23.8 
  1/1 
  12
  USA 
  Mk39 5in/54 
  SpCOM 
  0 - 7.8 
  7 
  18 
  7.9 - 15.5 
  4 
  14 
  15.6 - 20.7 
  3/1 
  12 
  20.8 - 25.9 
  2/2 
  11 
  High 
  10.4 
  0.42
   
   
   
  HC 
  0 - 7.8 
  2 
  22 
  7.9 - 15.5 
  1 
  19 
  15.6 - 20.7 
  1/0 
  17 
  20.8 - 25.9 
  1/1 
  15
  USA 
  Mk41 5in/54 
  SpCOM 
  0 - 7.8 
  7 
  18 
  7.9 - 15.5 
  4 
  14 
  15.6 - 20.7 
  3/1 
  12 
  20.8 - 25.9 
  2/2 
  11 
  High 
  10.4 
  0.42
   
   
   
  COM 
  0 - 7.8 
  5 
  18 
  7.9 - 15.5 
  3 
  15 
  15.6 - 20.7 
  2/1 
  13 
  20.8 - 25.9 
  2/2 
  12
   
   
   
  HC 
  0 - 7.8 
  2 
  21 
  7.9 - 15.5 
  1 
  17 
  15.6 - 20.7 
  1/0 
  15 
  20.8 - 25.9 
  1/1 
  14
  USA 
  Mk42 5in/54 
  HC 
  0 - 7.8 
  2 
  26 
  7.9 - 15.5 
  1 
  22 
  15.6 - 20.7 
  1/0 
  20 
  20.8 - 25.9 
  1/1 
  18 
  High 
  10.4 
  0.79
   
   
   
  COM 
  0 - 7.8 
  5 
  18 
  7.9 - 15.5 
  3 
  14 
  15.6 - 20.7 
  2/1 
  13 
  20.8 - 25.9 
  2/2 
  11 
  High
   
   
   
  HE 
  0 - 8.5 
  2 
  20 
  8.6 - 18 
  1 
  17 
  18.1 - 24 
  1/0 
  15 
  24.1 - 30 
  1/1 
  13 
  High
  USA 
  Mk45 5in/54 
  HE 
  0 - 7.6 
  2 
  25 
  7.7 - 15.2 
  1 
  21 
  15.3 - 20.2 
  1/0 
  19 
  20.3 - 25.3 
  1/1 
  17 
  High 
  10.4 
  0.56 
  N
  USA 
  Mk45 Mod 4 5in/62 
  HE 
  0 - 7.8 
  2 
  24 
  7.9 - 15.5 
  1 
  20 
  15.6 - 20.7 
  1/0 
  18 
  20.8 - 25.9 
  1/1 
  16 
  High 
  12.0 
  0.45 
  N
  USA 
  Mk10 Mod 4 6in/50 
  HC 
  0 - 6.2 
  2 
  22 
  6.3 - 13 
  1 
  19 
  13.1 - 20.8 
  1/1 
  17 
  20.9 - 26 
  1/1 
  15
   
   
   
  APC 
  0 - 6.2 
  21 
  20 
  6.3 - 13 
  13 
  16 
  13.1 - 20.8 
  9/3 
  14 
  20.9 - 26 
  7/6 
  12
  USA 
  Mk16 6in/47 
  APC 
  0 - 6.2 
  15 
  18 
  6.3 - 13 
  9 
  14 
  13.1 - 20.8 
  7/2 
  12 
  20.9 - 26 
  5/4 
  11 
  High 
  8.0 
  0.28
   
   
   
  COM 
  0 - 5.8 
  6 
  20 
  5.9 - 12 
  3 
  16 
  12.1 - 19.2 
  3/1 
  14 
  19.3 - 24 
  2/2 
  12
   
   
   
  HC 
  0 - 5.8 
  1 
  24 
  5.9 - 12 
  1 
  20 
  12.1 - 19.2 
  1/0 
  18 
  19.3 - 24 
  0/1 
  16
  USA 
  AGS 155mm/62 
  HE 
  0 - 8.5 
  3 
  31 
  8.6 - 22 
  2 
  27 
  22.1 - 38 
  1/1 
  24 
  38.1 - 47.5 
  1/2 
  21 
   
   
   
  N
  
  America’s Navy
  C-2
  Annex C - Naval Guns (continued)
   
  Name 
  Shell 
   Short Range  
   Med Range  
   
  Long Range  
   Extreme Range 
  Max 
  Air 
  AA
  Country Bore/Caliber 
  Type 
  kyds B-Pen Dam 
  kyds B-Pen Dam 
  kyds 
  B/D-Pen Dam 
  kyds 
  B/D-Pen Dam 
  Alt 
  Rng (kyd) Rating1 
  Notes
  USA 
  Mk6 8in/45 
  APC 
  0 - 5 
  32 
  21 
  5.1 - 11.3 22 
  17 
  11.4 - 18 
  15/5 
  14 
  18.1 - 22.5 
  12/9 
  12
   
   
   
  CP 
  0 - 5 
  10 
  21 
  5.1 - 11.3 
  7 
  18 
  11.4 - 18 
  5/2 
  16 
  18.1 - 22.5 
  3/4 
  14
  USA 
  Mk12, 15 8in/55 
  APC 
  0 - 6.6 
  30 
  24 
  6.7 - 15 
  20 
  19 
  15.1 - 24 
  14/5 
  16 
  24.1 - 30 
  11/9 
  14
   
   
   
  SpCOM 
  0 - 6.6 
  13 
  24 
  6.7 - 15 
  9 
  19 
  15.1 - 24 
  6/2 
  17 
  24.1 - 30 
  5/4 
  15
   
   
   
  HC 
  0 - 6.6 
  3 
  26 
  6.7 - 15 
  2 
  22 
  15.1 - 24 
  1/1 
  19 
  24.1 - 30 
  1/2 
  17
  USA 
  Mk9, 10, 11, 13, 
  APC 
  0 - 7 
  33 
  23 
  7.1 - 16 
  22 
  18 
  16.1 - 25.5 
  15/5 
  15 
  25.6 - 31.9 12/10 
  13
   
   
  14 8in/55 
  SpCOM 
  0 - 7 
  15 
  24 
  7.1 - 16 
  10 
  19 
  16.1 - 25.5 
  7/2 
  17 
  25.6 - 31.9 
  5/4 
  15
   
   
   
  Com 
  0 - 7 
  10 
  23 
  7.1 - 16 
  7 
  18 
  16.1 - 25.5 
  5/2 
  16 
  25.6 - 31.9 
  4/4 
  14
   
   
   
  HC 
  0 - 7 
  3 
  26 
  7.1 - 16 
  2 
  22 
  16.1 - 25.5 
  2/1 
  19 
  25.6 - 31.9 
  1/2 
  17
  USA 
  Mk16 8in/55 
  APC 
  0 - 6.6 
  30 
  28 
  6.7 - 15 
  20 
  22 
  15.1 - 24 
  14/5 
  18 
  24.1 - 30 
  11/9 
  16
   
   
   
  HC 
  0 - 6.6 
  3 
  30 
  6.7 - 15 
  2 
  25 
  15.1 - 24 
  1/1 
  22 
  24.1 - 30 
  1/2 
  20
  USA 
  Mk71 8in/55 
  HC 
  0 - 7 
  3 
  33 
  7.1 - 16 
  2 
  28 
  16.1 - 25.6 
  1/1 
  25 
  25.7 - 32 
  1/2 
  22
   
   
  CLGP 
  HE 
  0 - 7.9 
  3 
  29 
  8 - 18 
  2 
  25 
  18.1 - 28.8 
  2/1 
  22 
  28.9 - 36 
  1/2 
  19
  USA 
  Mk7 16in/50 
  APC 
  0 - 8.5 
  75 
  45 
  8.6 - 21.2 53 
  35 
  21.3 - 33.8 38/13 
  30 
  33.9 - 42.3 29/24 
  26
   
   
   
  HC 
  0 - 8.5 
  8 
  46 
  8.6 - 21.2 5 
  39 
  21.3 - 33.8 
  4/3 
  34 
  33.9 - 42.3 
  3/5 
  30
  Notes and Abbreviations:
  1) AA Ratings include the ammunition mods and are per barrel. Rotary cannon are counterd as single barrels.
  A: Autonomous gun systems.
  S: Seaskimmer capable, no penalty for engaging VLow air targets
  N: No local control option.
  
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  Air 
   
  Surf
   
   
   
   
  Range 
  ATA 
  Range 
   
  Pen 
  Envelope/ 
  Speed 
  Sig-
  Country Name 
  Guidance/Gen 
  (nmi) 
  Rating 
  (nmi) 
  Damage 
  (cm) 
  Flight Path 
  (kts) 
  nature 
  IOC 
  Remarks
  Intl 
  RIM-116A RAM Blk 0 
  PRH/TIRH/3 
  0.3 - 5.0 
  2.5 
   
   
   
  VLow - Hi 
  1320 
  VSm 
  1993 
  E
  Intl 
  RIM-116B RAM Blk 1 
  PRH&IRH/3 
  0.3 - 5.0 
  3.0 
   
   
   
  VLow - Hi 
  1320 
  VSm 
  2000
  Intl 
  RIM-116B-1 RAM Blk 1A 
  PRH&IRH/3 
  0.3 - 5.0 
  3.0 
  0.3 - 5.0 
  17+D6/3 
  2 
  VLow - Hi 
  1320 
  VSm 
  2006?
  Intl 
  RIM-116 RAM Blk 2 
  I/PRH&IRH/3 
  0.3 - 7.5 
  3.5 
  0.3 - 7.5 
  17+D6/3 
  2 
  VLow - Hi 
  1320 
  VSm 
  May 15 
  F
  Norway 
  NSM  
  I&Sat/TIRH/4 
   
   
  1.6 - 108 
  34+D6/2 
  15 
  VLow Cr. 
  627 
  Sthy 
  2012 
  N, W8
  USA 
  AGM-114L Longbow Hellfire 
  I/TARH/3 
   
   
  0.3 - 4.9 
  10 
  76 
  Direct 
  772 
  VSm 
   
  A
  USA 
  BGM-176C Griffin 
  I/DL/TIIR & SALH/3 
   
   
  ? - 8.1 
  12+D6/3 
  2 
  Direct 
  450 
  VSm 
  2014 
  G
  USA 
  LRLAP 
  Sat/3 
   
   
  ? - 83 
  17+D6/3 
  11 
  Direct 
  1623 
  Sthy? 
  2016 
  H
  USA 
  LRASM 
  Sat/DL/TARH&
   
   
   
         IRH&PRH/4 
   
   
  ? - 200 
  45 + D6 
  10 
  Med Cr. 
  540 
  Sthy 
  2020?
  USA 
  Precision Attack Munition 
  I&Sat/M/TSALH& 
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
  (N-LOS) 
          TIRH/3 
   
   
  0.3 - 21.6 
  13+D6/3 
  2 
  Low Cr. 
  292 
  Sthy 
  --
  USA 
  RGM-6 Regulus I 
  Cmd/M1 
   
   
  ! - 575 
  50 kT 
  -- 
  High Cr. 
  518 
  Small 
  1954
  USA 
  RGM-15A Regulus II 
  Inertial/M1 
   
   
  ! - 1200 
  50 kT 
  -- 
  High Cr. 
  2246 
  Small 
  -- 
  C
  USA 
  RGM-66D Standard ARM 
  PRH/2 
   
   
  3.5 - 35 
  30+D6/2 
  5 
  Direct 
  1649 
  VSm
  USA 
  RGM/UGM-84A Harpoon 
  I/TARH/2 
   
   
  3 - 65 
  40+D6/2 
  9 
  VLow Cr. 
  561 
  VSm 
  1977 - 85 
  J
  USA 
  RGM/UGM-84C Harpoon IB 
  I/TARH/2 
   
   
  3 - 65 
  40+D6/2 
  9 
  VLow Cr. 
  561 
  VSm 
  1982 
  K
  USA 
  RGM/UGM-84D Harpoon IC 
  I/TARH/3 
   
   
  3 - 75 
  40+D6/2 
  9 
  VLow Cr. 
  561 
  VSm 
  1985 
  L, W3
  USA 
  RGM-84F Harpoon ID 
  I/TARH/3 
   
   
  3 - 130 
  40+D6/2 
  9 
  VLow Cr. 
  561 
  Sthy 
  -- 
  D, M, W3
  USA 
  RGM-84E Harpoon IE SLAM 
  I/Sat/Cmd/3 
   
   
  3 - 60 
  40+D6/2 
  9 
  VLow Cr. 
  561 
  VSm 
  1984
  USA 
  RGM/UGM-84M Harpoon III 
  I&Sat/M/TARH/3 
   
   
  3 - 80 
  41+D6/2 
  9 
  VLow Cr. 
  561 
  Sthy 
  2010 
  P
  USA 
  RGM-84N Harpoon ER 
  I/M/TARH/4? 
   
   
  ? - 167.5 
   
   
  VLow Cr. 
   
  VSm
  USA 
  RGM/UGM-109A
   
   
  Tomahawk Blk I (TLAM-N) 
  I&TERCOM/D1 
   
   
  50 - 1350 
  200 kT 
  -- 
  VLow Cr. 
  475 
  VSm 
  1987 - 91
  USA 
  RGM/UGM-109B
   
   
  Tomahawk Blk I (TASM) 
  I/TARH/2 
   
   
  6 - 250 
  51+D6 
  11 
  VLow Cr. 
  475 
  VSm 
  1983 - 95 
  W5
  USA 
  BGM-109G Gryphon
   
   
  /Tomahawk Blk I (GLCM) 
  I&TERCOM/D1 
   
   
  50 - 1350 0.2-150 kT 
  -- 
  VLow Cr. 
  475 
  VSm 
  1983 - 91
  USA 
  RGM/UGM-109C
   
   
  Tomahawk Blk IIA (TLAM-C) 
  I&TERCOM/DSMAC/D2 
   
   
  25 - 675 
  51+D6 
  11 
  VLow Cr. 
  475 
  VSm 1986 - 02?
  USA 
  RGM/UGM-109D
   
   
  Tomahawk Blk IIB (TLAM-D)  
  I&TERCOM/DSMAC/D2 
   
   
  25 - 472 
  D6+3 
  11 
  VLow Cr. 
  475 
  VSm 1988 - 02? 
  Q
  USA 
  RGM/UGM-109C
   
   
  Tomahawk Blk IIIA (TLAM-C) 
  I&Sat/DSMAC II/D2+ 
   
   
  25 - 900 
  45+D6 
  10 
  VLow Cr. 
  475 
  Sthy 
  1993
  USA 
  RGM/UGM-109D
   
   
  Tomahawk Blk IIIB (TLAM-D) 
  I&Sat/DSMAC II/D2+ 
   
   
  25 - 700 
  D6+3 
  11 
  VLow Cr. 
  475 
  Sthy 
  1994 
  Q
  USA 
  RGM/UGM-109E
   
   
  Tactical Tomahawk Blk IV 
  I&Sat/M/DSMAC IAI/T1+ 
   
   
  25 - 900 
  51+D6 
  11 
  VLow Cr. 
  475 
  Sthy 
  2004
  USA 
  RGM/UGM-109E
   
   
  Tactical Tomahawk Blk Va
   
   
  (Maritime Strike Tomahawk) 
  I&Sat/M/PRH/4 
   
   
  25 - 900 
  45+D6 
  10 
  VLow Cr. 
  475 
  Sthy 
  2023 
  G
  USA 
  RIM-2A/B Terrier BW-0/1 
  Beam-Riding/1 
  3 - 10 
  0.0 
   
   
   
  Med - Hi 
  1033 
  VSm 
  1956 
  R
  USA 
  RIM-2C Terrier BT-3 
  Beam-Riding/1 
  3 - 10 
  0.0 
   
   
   
  Low - Hi 
  1180 
  VSm 
  1960
  USA 
  RIM-2D Terrier BT-3A 
  Beam-Riding/1 
  3 - 20 
  0.5 
  5 - 15 
  20+D6/3 
  2 
  Low - VHi 
  1180 
  VSm 
  1960s
  USA 
  RIM-2D(N) Terrier BT-3A(N) 
  Beam-Riding/1 
  15 - 20 
  0.0 
  5 - 15 
  1.0 kT 
  -- 
  Low - VHi 
  1180 
  VSm 
  1962-79
  USA 
  RIM-2E Terrier HT-3 
  SARH/2 
  5 - 20 
  0.5 
  5 - 20 
  20+D6/3 
  2 
  Low - VHi 
  1180 
  VSm 
  1960s 
  D-1
  
  America’s Navy
  USA 
  RIM-2F Terrier HTR-3 
  SARH/2 
  5 - 40 
  1.0 
  5 - 25 
  20+D6/3 
  2 
  Low - VHi 
  1180 
  VSm 
  1964 
  USA 
  RIM-7D Sea Sparrow 
  SARH/2 
  0.5 - 6 
  0.5 
  0.5 - 6 
  18+D6/3 
  1 
  Low - Hi 
  860 
  VSm 
   
  USA 
  RIM-7E Sea Sparrow 
  SARH/2 
  0.5 - 6 
  1.0 
  0.5 - 6 
  18+D6/3 
  1 
  Low - Hi 
  860 
  VSm 
  1967 
  USA 
  RIM-7H NATO Sea Sparrow 
  I/M/TSARH/3 
  0.8 - 12 
  2.0 
  0.8 - 10 
  20+D6/3 
  2 
  Low - Hi 
  1375 
  VSm 
  1973 
  USA 
  RIM-7M NATO Sea Sparrow 
  I/M/TSARH/3 
  0.5 - 12 
  2.5 
  0.5 - 10 
  21+D6/3 
  3 
  VLow - Hi 
  1650 
  VSm 
  1982 
  USA 
  RIM-7P NATO Sea Sparrow 
  SARH/3 
  0.5 - 14 
  3.0 
  0.5 - 14 
  21+D6/3 
  3 
  VLow - Hi 
  1650 
  VSm 
  1990 
  USA 
  RIM-8A Talos 
  Beam-Riding/TSARH/1 
  6 - 50 
  0.0 
  6 - 25 
  37+D6/2 
  0 
  Low - VHi 
  1775 
  VSm 
  1955 
  USA 
  RIM-8B Talos 
  Beam-Riding/1 
  20 - 50 
  0.0 
  20 - 40 
  1 - 5 kT 
  -- 
  Low - VHi 
  1775 
  VSm 
  1955 
  USA 
  RIM-8C Talos 
  Beam-Riding/TSARH/1 
  7 - 100 
  0.5 
  7 - 25 
  40+D6/2 
  0 
  Low - VHi 
  2075 
  VSm 
  1960 
  USA 
  RIM-8D Talos 
  Beam-Riding/1 
  20 - 100 
  0.0 
  20 - 40 
  1 - 5 kT 
  -- 
  Low - VHi 
  2075 
  VSm 
  1955 
  USA 
  RIM-8C(CW) Talos 
  Beam-Riding/TSARH/2 
  7 - 100 
  1.0 
  7 - 25 
  40+D6/2 
  11 
  Low - VHi 
  2075 
  VSm 
  1962 
  USA 
  RIM-8D(CW) Talos 
  Beam-Riding/2 
  20 - 100 
  1.0 
  20 - 40 
  1 - 5 kT 
  -- 
  Low - VHi 
  2075 
  VSm 
  1962 
  USA 
  RIM-8E Unified Talos 
  Beam-Riding/TSARH/1 
  7 - 100 
  1.0 
  7 - 25 
  40+D6/2 
  0 
  Low - VHi 
  2075 
  VSm 
  1962 
  S
  USA 
  RIM-8E Unified Talos (nuclear) 
  Beam-Riding/1 
  7 - 100 
  1.0 
  7 - 25 
  1 - 5 kT 
  -- 
  Low - VHi 
  2075 
  VSm 
  1962 
  S
  USA 
  RIM-8F Talos 
  Beam-Riding/TSARH/2 
  7 - 100 
  1.0 
  7 - 25 
  40+D6/2 
  0 
  Low - VHi 
  2075 
  VSm 
  1962 
  USA 
  RIM-8G Unified Talos 
  Beam-Riding/TSARH/2 
  7 - 100 
  1.5 
  7 - 25 
  40+D6/2 
  11 
  Low - VHi 
  2075 
  VSm 
  1965 
  S
  USA 
  RIM-8G Unified Talos (nuclear) 
  Beam-Riding/2 
  7 - 100 
  1.5 
  7 - 25 
  1 - 5 kT 
  -- 
  Low - VHi 
  2075 
  VSm 
  1965 
  S
  USA 
  RIM-8J Unified Talos 
  Beam-Riding/TSARH/2 
  7 - 100 
  1.5 
  7 - 25 
  40+D6/2 
  11 
  Low - VHi 
  2075 
  VSm 
  1965 
  S
  USA 
  RIM-8J Unified Talos 
  Beam-Riding/TSARH/2 
  7 - 100 
  1.5 
  7 - 25 
  1 - 5 kT 
  -- 
  Low - VHi 
  2075 
  VSm 
  1965 
  S
  USA 
  RIM-8H Talos ARM 
  Beam-Riding/TPRH/1 
  -- 
  -- 
  7 - 25 
  40+D6/2 
  11 
  Direct 
  2075 
  VSm 
  1967 
  T
  USA 
  RIM-24A Tartar 
  SARH/2 
  1.8 - 7.5 
  0.5 
  1.8 - 7.5 
  21+D6/3 
  3 
  Low - Hi 
  1360 
  VSm 
  1962 
  USA 
  RIM-24B Tartar IT 
  SARH/2 
  1 - 16 
  0.5 
  1 - 16 
  22+D6/3 
  3 
  Low - VHi 
  1450 
  VSm 
  1963 
  USA 
  RIM-24C Tartar TRIP 
  SARH/2 
  1 - 18 
  1.0 
  1 - 18 
  22+D6/3 
  3 
  Low - VHi 
  1450 
  VSm 
  1968 
  USA 
  RIM-50 Typhoon LR 
  TVM/2 
  3 - 110 
  2.5 
  3 - 25 
  24+D6/3 
  10 
  VLow - VHi 
  2632 
  VSm 
  1970 
  U
  USA 
  RIM-50 Typhoon LR (nuclear) 
  TVM/2 
  3 - 110 
  2.5 
  3 - 25 
  0.9 kt 
  -- 
  VLow - VHi 
  2632 
  VSm 
  1970 
  U
  USA 
  RIM-55 Typhoon MR 
  TVM/2 
  3 - 40 
  2.5 
  3 - 25 
  24+D6/2 
  10 
  VLow - VHi 
  2632 
  VSm 
  1970 
  U
  USA 
  RIM-55B Typhoon MR 
  SARH/2 
  1 - 40 
  2.5 
  1 - 25 
  24+D6/2 
  10 
  VLow - VHi 
  2632 
  VSm 
  1970 
  USA 
  RIM-66A SM1MR Blk II/III 
  SARH/2 
  1.5 - 17.5 
  1.5 
  1.5 - 17.5 
  21+D6/3 
  3 
  Low - VHi 
  1240 
  VSm 
  1967 
  USA 
  RIM-66A SM1MR Blk IV 
  SARH/2 
  2 - 17.5 
  1.5 
  2 - 17.5 
  21+D6/3 
  3 
  Low - VHi 
  1240 
  VSm 
  1968 
  USA 
  RIM-66B SM1MR Blk V 
  SARH/2 
  1 - 25 
  2.0 
  1 - 25 
  24+D6/3 
  4 
  Low - VHi 
  1650 
  VSm 
  1978 
  USA 
  RIM-66E SM1MR Blk VI 
  SARH/3 
  2 - 25 
  2.5 
  2 - 25 
  24+D6/3 
  4 
  PVLow - VHi 
  1650 
  VSm 
  1983 
  USA 
  RIM-66E SM1MR Blk VIa 
  SARH/3 
  3.5 - 25 
  2.5 
  3.5 - 25 
  24+D6/3 
  4 
  PVLow - VHi 
  1650 
  VSm 
  1983 - 03 
  USA 
  RIM-66E SM1MR Blk Vib 
  SARH/3 
  3.5 - 25 
  2.5 
  3.5 - 25 
  24+D6/3 
  4 
  VLow - VHi 
  1650 
  VSm 
  1983 - 03 
  USA 
  RIM-67A SM1ER Blk II/III 
  SARH/2 
  4.5 - 40 
  1.5 
  4.5 - 25 
  24+D6/3 
  4 
  Low - VHi 
  1650 
  VSm 
  1969 
  USA 
  SM1ER Blk IV/V 
  SARH/2 
  4.5 - 40 
  2.0 
  4.5 - 25 
  24+D6/3 
  4 
  Low - VHi 
  1650 
  VSm 
  1978 
  USA 
  RIM-67B Terrier/SM2ER Blk I 
  I/M/TSARH/2 
  3 - 60 
  2.0 
  3 - 25 
  24+D6/3 
  4 
  Low - VHi 
  1650 
  VSm 
  1980 - 95 
  USA 
  RIM-67C Terrier/SM2ER Blk II 
  I/M/TSARH/2 
  4.5 - 40 
  2.0 
  4.5 - 25 
  24+D6/3 
  4 
  PVLow - VHi 
  1650 
  VSm 
  1980 - 95 
  USA 
  RIM-67D Terrier/SM2ER Blk III 
  I/M/TSARH/3 
  4.5 - 40 
  2.5 
  4.5 - 25 
  24+D6/3 
  4 
  VLow - VHi 
  1650 
  VSm 
  1980 - 95 
  USA 
  RIM-66C SM2MR Blk I 
  I/M/TSARH/2 
  1.5 - 37.5 
  2.0 
  1.5 - 25 
  24+D6/3 
  4 
  Low - VHi 
  1650 
  VSm 
  1980 - 95 
  USA 
  RIM-66G/H/J SM2MR Blk II 
  I/M/TSARH/2 
  2 - 60 
  2.5 
  2 - 25 
  26+D6/3 
  5 
  VLow - VHi 
  1980 
  VSm 
  1984 
  USA 
  RIM-66K SM2MR Blk III 
  I/M/TSARH/3 
  3 - 90 
  2.5 
  3 - 25 
  26+D6/3 
  5 
  VLow - VHi 
  2006 
  VSm 
  1990 
  USA 
  RIM-66L SM2MR Blk IIIA 
  I/M/TSARH/3 
  3 - 90 
  3.0 
  3 - 25 
  26+D6/3 
  5 
  VLow - VHi 
  2006 
  VSm 
  1994 
  USA 
  RIM-66M SM2MR Blk IIIB 
  I/M/TIRH&TSARH/4 
  3 - 90 
  3.5 
  3 - 25 
  26+D6/3 
  5 
  VLow - VHi 
  2006 
  VSm 
  1999? 
  USA 
  RIM-? SM2MR Blk IIIC 
  I/M/TSARH&TARH/5 
  3 - 90 
  4.0 
  3 - 25 
  26+D6/3 
  5 
  VLow - VHi 
  2006 
  VSm 
  dev? 
  USA 
  RIM-72C Sea Chaparral 
  IRH/2 
  0.3 - 3.5 
  1.0 
   
   
   
  VLow - Med 
  1434 
  VSm 
  1971 
  USA 
  RIM-156A SM2 Aegis Blk IV 
  I/M/TSARH/4 
  6 - 130 
  3.5 
  3 - 25 
  26+D6/3 
  5 
  VLow - VHi 
  2006 
  VSm 
  2003 
  Annex D1 - Surface Missiles (continued)
   
   
   
   
  Air 
   
  Surf 
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
  Range 
  ATA 
  Range 
   
  Pen 
  Envelope/ 
  Speed 
  Sig- 
   
  Country Name 
  Guidance/Gen 
  (nmi) 
  Rating 
  (nmi) 
  Damage 
  (cm) 
  Flight Path 
  (kts) 
  nature 
  IOC 
  Remarks
  D-2
  
  America’s Navy 
  Annex D1 - Surface Missiles (continued)
   
   
   
   
  Air 
   
  Surf 
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
  Range 
  ATA 
  Range 
   
  Pen 
  Envelope/ 
  Speed 
  Sig- 
   
  Country Name 
  Guidance/Gen 
  (nmi) 
  Rating 
  (nmi) 
  Damage 
  (cm) 
  Flight Path 
  (kts) 
  nature 
  IOC 
  Remarks
  USA 
  RIM-156B SM2 Aegis ER Blk IVa 
  I/M/TIRH&TSARH/4 
  3 - 108 
  4.0 
  3 - 25 
  26+D6/3 
  5 
  VLow - VHi 
  1980 
  VSm 
  -- 
  USA 
  RIM-161B SM3 Blk IA 
  I/M/TIIRH/4 
  270 
  6.0 
   
   
   
  RHi only 
  5830 
  VSm 
  2011 
  B
  USA 
  RIM-161C SM3 Blk IB 
  I/M/TIIRH/4 
  432 
  6.5 
   
   
   
  RHi only 
  6805 
  VSm 
  2013 
  B
  USA 
  RIM-161D SM3 Blk II 
  I/M/TIIRH/ 
  810 
  6.5 
   
   
   
  RHi only 
  8747 
  VSm 
  2012+ 
  B
  USA 
  RIM-161 SM3 Blk IIA 
  I/M/TIIRH/ 
  810 
  7.0 
   
   
   
  RHi only 
  8747 
  VSm 
  2018 
  B
  USA 
  RIM-162 ESSM 
  SARH/3 
  0.5 - 18 
  3.5 
  0.5 - 18 
  23+D6/3 
  4 
  VLow - Med 
  2250 
  VSm 
  2004 
  X
  USA 
  RIM-162 ESSM Blk I 
  SARH/3 
  0.5 - 18 
  3.5 
  0.5 - 18 
  23+D6/3 
  4 
  VLow - Med 
  2250 
  VSm 
   
  X 
  USA 
  RIM-162 ESSM Blk II 
  SARH/TARH/4 
  0 - 27 
  4.0 
  ? - 27 
  17+D6/3 
  4 
  VLow - Hi 
  2250 
  VSm 
  2020 
  X
  USA 
  RIM-174 SM6 ERAM Blk I 
  I/M/TSARH&TARH/5 
  6 - 200 
  4.5 
  6 - 200 
  30+D6/2 
  4 
  VLow - RHi 
  2006 
  VSm 
  2013 
  V
  USA 
  RIM-174 SM6 ERAM Blk IA 
  I&Sat/M/TSARH&TARH/5 
  6 - 200 
  5.0 
  6 - 200 
  30+D6/2 
  4 
  VLow - RHi 
  2006 
  VSm 
   
  V
  USA 
  Stinger 
  IRH/2 
  0.1 - 3 
  1.0 
   
   
   
  VLow - Low 
  1452 
  VSm 
  1981 
  USA 
  Stinger-Post/RMP 
  IRH/3 
  0.1 - 3 
  1.5 
   
   
   
  VLow - Low 
  1452 
  VSm 
  1987
  Remarks Key:
  A: Penetration value is not a typo. Tandem HEAT warhead. High ROF, can engage 12 separate targets per Tactical Turn
  B: Exo-atmospheric targets only.
  C: Canceled 1958.
  D: Canceled 1991.
  E: Can only attack missiles with TARH seekers.
  F: Can attack missiles with LPI seekers.
  G: Can be redirected to different target after launch.
  H: For 155mm AGS, canceled because of cost.
  J: Terminal popup.
  K: No terminal popup.
  L: Selectable popup.
  M: Reattack capability.
  N: Terminal maneuvers.
  P: Modified Harpoon IC with VLS capability, datalink, Use Link 16 for mid-course guidance. Canceled Apr 09.
  Q: Cluster warhead, airburst damage.
  R: Subsonic targets only.
  S: Warhead can be changed between conventional and nuclear in the magazine.
  T: Can swap one of 6 different seeker heads to target various Soviet-built AAA/SAM/Air Search radars in North Vietnam. Can also be beam directed directly to target.
  U: 12 targets @ 2 missiles.
  V: Can attack both aerodynamic and exo-atmospheric targets.
  W#: Number of waypoints the missile may use.
  X: “ESSM” stands for “Evolved Sea Sparrow Missile.”
  D-3
  
  America’s Navy
  Annex D2 - Land-Based Surface-to-Air Missiles
   
   
  Guidance 
  ATA 
  Range 
  Min-Max 
  Speed
  Country Name 
  /Gen 
  Rating 
  (nmi) 
  Altitude 
  (kts) 
  IOC 
  Remarks
   
   
  USA 
  Bomarc A 
  Cmd/TARH/1 
  0.0 
  216 
  Med - VHi 
  1606 
  1959
  USA 
  Bomarc B 
  Cmd/TARH/2 
  0.0 
  383 
  Med -VHi 
  1721 
  1961 
  W40 10 kT warhead
  USA 
  Chaparral 
  IRH/2 
  0.5 
  0.3 - 3.2 
  NOE - Med 
  1434 
  1969
  USA 
  Imp. Chaparral 
  IRH/3 
  1.0 
  0.3 - 4.0 
  NOE - Med 
  1434 
  1978
  USA 
  Imp. Chaparral/RSS 
  IRH/3 
  1.5 
  0.3 - 4.0 
  NOE - Med 
  1434 
  Late 80s
  USA 
  Hawk 
  SARH/2 
  0.5 
  1.0 - 21.6 
  NOE - High 
  1350 
  1960
  USA 
  Improved Hawk (IHAWK) 
  SARH/2 
  1.0 
  0.8 - 21.6 
  NOE - VHi 
  1550 
  1971
  USA 
  IHAWK PIP Phase I 
  SARH/2 
  1.5 
  0.8 - 21.6 
  NOE - VHi 
  1550 
  1979
  USA 
  IHAWK PIP Phase II 
  SARH/3 
  2.0 
  0.8 - 21.6 
  NOE - VHi 
  1550 
  1983
  USA 
  IHAWK PIP Phase III 
  SARH/3 
  2.5 
  0.8 - 21.6 
  NOE - VHi 
  1550 
  1989
  USA 
  IHAWK HMSE/XXI 
  SARH/3 
  2.5 
  0.8 - 24.3 
  NOE - VHi 
  1550 
  1994
  USA 
  Nike-Ajax 
  Cmd/1 
  0.0 
  5.0 - 25.9 
  High - VHi 
  1320 
  1954
  USA 
  Nike-Hercules (MIM-14A) 
  Cmd/1 
  0.5 
  4 - 75.6 
  Low - RHi 
  2008 
  1958 
  HE or W31 (5 or 10 kT) warhead
  USA 
  Impr. Nike-Hercules (MIM-14B) Cmd/2 
  1.0 
  4 - 75.6 
  Low - RHi 
  2094 
  1961
  USA 
  Impr. Nike-Hercules (MIM-14C) Cmd/2 
  1.5 
  4 - 75.6 
  Low - RHi 
  2094 
  1972
  USA 
  Patriot (MIM-104A/B) 
  TVM/3 
  2.5 
  1.6 - 37 
  NOE - VHi 
  3305 
  1984
  USA 
  Patriot PAC-1 
  TVM/3 
  2.5 
  1.6 - 37 
  NOE - VHi 
  3305 
  Jul 88
  USA 
  Patriot PAC-2 (MIM-104C) 
  TVM/3 
  3.0 
  1.6 - 37 
  NOE - VHi 
  3305 
  Sep 90
  USA 
  Patriot PAC-2+ 
  TVM/3 
  3.0 
  1.6 - 37 
  NOE - VHi 
  3305 
  2007?
  USA 
  Patriot PAC-3 (MIM-104F) 
  I/M/TARH/4 
  3.5 
  1.6 - 27 
  NOE - High 
  3305 
  Dec 95 
  1st Gen ATBM only, HOJ mode
  USA 
  Patriot PAC-3 MSE 
  I/M/TARH/4 
  4.0 
  1.6 - 40.5 
  NOE - High 
  3305 
  2015
  USA 
  Patriot GEM (MIM-104D) 
  TVM/3 
  3.0 
  1.6 - 48.1 
  NOE - VHi 
  3305 
  1996
  USA 
  Patriot GEM+ (MIM-104E) 
  TVM/3 
  3.5 
  1.6 - 48.1 
  NOE - VHi 
  3305 
  2002
  USA 
  Redeye 
  IRH/1 
  0.0 
  0.1 - 1.6 
  NOE - Low 
  1300 
  1964 
  Subsonic targets only
  USA 
  Redeye Blk II, III 
  IRH/2 
  0.5 
  0.1 - 1.6 
  NOE - Low 
  1300 
  1967, 68 
  Subsonic targets only
  USA 
  SLAMRAAM 
  I/M/TARH/4 
  4.0 
  0.5 - 12 
  NOE - RHi 
  2640 
   
  Land-based AMRAAM
  USA 
  Stinger 
  IRH/2 
  1.0 
  0.1 - 3.0 
  NOE - Low 
  1452 
  1978
  USA 
  Stinger-POST/RMP 
  IRH/3 
  1.5 
  0.1 - 3.0 
  NOE - Low 
  1452 
  1987
  USA 
  Stinger Blk I 
  IRH/3 
  2.0 
  0.1 - 3.0 
  NOE - Low 
  1452 
  1995
  USA 
  Stinger Blk I+ 
  IRH/3 
  2.5 
  0.1 - 3.0 
  NOE - Low 
  1452 
  2019
  USA 
  THAAD 
  I/M/TIIRH/4 
  -- 
  ? - 108 
  ? - RHi 
  5443 
  2008 
  1st Gen ATBM only
  D-4
  
  America’s Navy 
  Annex D2a - Surface-to-Air Missile Batteries
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
  Combat 
   
  Setup 
  Reload
   
   
   
  Missile 
   
   
  Msls/ 
  Lchrs/ 
  Sys 
  Tgts@msls 
  Time 
  Time
  Country System Name 
  Name 
  Acquisition Radars 
  Guidance Radar Lchr 
  Btry 
  Gen 
  /Btry 
  (min) 
  (min) 
  Remarks
  USA 
  Avenger 
  Stinger 
  2 MPQ-64 
  -- 
  8 
  8 
  3 
  8@1 
  5 
  6
  USA 
  Bomarc 
   
  SAGE 
  -- 
  1 
  4 
  2 
  1@1 
  -- 
  --
  USA 
  Chaparral/Impr. Chaparral 
  AIM-9 
  MPQ-49 FAAR 
  -- 
  4 
  4 
  -- 
  4@1 
  2 
  5 
  B
  USA 
  HAWK 
   
  MPQ-35, MPQ-34, MPQ-37 
  MPQ-33/39 
  3 
  3 
  2 
  3@1 
  40 
  10
  USA 
  Improved Hawk (IHAWK) 
   
  MPQ-50, MPQ-48, MPQ-51 
  MPQ-46 
  3 
  3 
  3 
  1@1 
  40 
  10
  USA 
  IHAWK Phase I 
   
  MPQ-50, MPQ-55, MPQ-51 
  MPQ-47 
  3 
  3 
  3 
  1@1 
  40 
  10
  USA 
  IHAWK Phase II 
   
  MPQ-50, MPQ-55, MPQ-51 
  MPQ-57 
  3 
  6 
  3 
  2@1 
  40 
  10
  USA 
  IHAWK Phase III 
   
  MPQ-50, MPQ-62 
  MPQ-61 
  3 
  6 
  4 
  3@1 
  40 
  10
  USA 
  IHAWK Phase III/HMSE 
   
  MPQ-50, MPQ-62 
  MPQ-61 
  3 
  6 
  4 
  6@1 
  15 
  10
  USA 
  Nike-Ajax 
   
  ACQ/LOPAR 
  TTR, MTR 
  1 
  16 
  2 
  1@1 
  -- 
  --
  USA 
  Nike-Hercules 
   
  ACQ/LOPAR, MPQ-43/44
   
   
   
   
  HIPAR, TRR 
  TTR, MTR 
  1 
  6 
  2 
  1@1 
  -- 
  --
  USA 
  Improved Nike-Hercules (1981) 
   
  ACQ/LOPAR, MPQ-43/44 
   
   
   
   
  HIPAR, TRR 
  TTR, MTR 
  1 
  6 
  3 
  1@1 
  -- 
  --
  USA 
  Patriot 
   
  MPQ-53 
  MPQ-53 
  4 
  8 
  4 
  9@1 
  45 
  12 
   A, C
  USA 
  Patriot (2003) 
   
  MPQ-65 
  MPQ-65 
  4 
  8 
  4 
  9@1 
  45 
  12 
   A, C
  USA 
  Redeye 
   
  -- 
  -- 
  1 
  1 
  -- 
  1@1 
  -- 
  3
  USA 
  Stinger 
   
  -- 
  -- 
  1 
  1 
  -- 
  1@1 
  -- 
  3
  USA 
  SLAMRAAM 
  AMRAAM 
  MPQ-64 
  -- 
  5 
  8 
  4 
  8@1 
  5
  USA 
  THAAD 
   
  TPY-2 GBR 
  TPY-2 GBR 
  8 
  6 
  5 
   
   
  30
  Remarks Key:
  A: 120° arc per launcher. US units in Europe and some export customers ((Japan, Netherlands) have 5 vice 8 launchers per battery.
  B: Each launcher has 8 reloads.
  C: Patriot batteries went to mixed composition n 2000, with (4)6 PAC-2/GEM launchers and (16)2 PAC-3 launchers per battery.
  D-5
  
  America’s Navy
  E-1
  Annex E - Depth Charges
   
   
  Weight 
  Class            Damage Points 
  Max Depth
  Country Name 
  (Kg) 
  Grouping 
  Major 
  Minor 
  Band 
  IOC
  USA 
  Mk9 
  151 
  IV 
  11 
  6 
  Deep 
  1944
  USA 
  Mk14 
  154 
  IV 
  11 
  6 
  Int II 
  Late 1945
  Annex E3 - Ahead-Thrown Weapons
   
   
  Max. Rng 
   
  # of 
  Warhead Damage 
  # of Attacks 
  Weapon
  Country Name 
  (kyds) 
  Ph 
  Proj 
  (kg) 
  Points 
  per Tac Turn 
  Type 
  IOC 
  Remarks
  Norway Mk8/10 Terne III 
  5.4 
  0.15 
  6 
  70 
  9 
  3 
  ASW Mortar 
  1961
  USA 
  Mk10/11 Hedgehog 
  0.2 
  0.12 
  24 
  13.6 
  17 
  1 
  ASW Mortar 
  Late 43 
  Fixed in train
  USA 
  Mk15 Hedgehog 
  0.2 
  0.12 
  24 
  13.6 
  17 
  1/2 
  ASW Mortar 
  Late 43 
  Trainable
   
   
   
  Wt 
           Damage Points 
   
  Sink 
  Max Depth
  Country Name 
   
  (kg) 
  Ph 
  Lethal 
  Major 
  Type 
  Rate 
  (DC Zone) 
  IOC 
  Remarks
  UK 
  Double Squid 
   
  94 
  .33 
  11 
  6 
  DC 
  Fast 
  Deep 
  1943 
  6 projectiles
  USA 
  M108 Weapon Alpha 
  114 
  .15 
  12 
  6 
  DC 
  Fast 
  Deep 
  1951 
  22-round salvo in one minute
  Annex E4 - ASW Standoff Weapons
   
   
  Range 
  Speed
  Country System Name 
  (nmi) 
  (knots) 
  Payload 
  IOC 
  Remarks
  USA 
  RUR-5A ASROC Mod 3 
  0.5 - 5.0 
  660 
  Mk44 torpedo 
  1961-1994 
  ROF 2/min.
   
   
  1.8 - 5.0 
   
  W44 5 kT NDB
  USA 
  RUR-5A ASROC Mod 4 
  0.5 - 5.0 
  660 
  Mk46 torpedo 
  1965-1994 
  ROF 2/min.
   
   
  1.8 - 5.0 
   
  W44 5 kT NDB 
  USA 
  RUM-139A Vertical Launch ASROC 
  2.5 - 12 
  660 
  Mk46 Mod 5A torpedo 
  1993 - 2001 
  Mk41 & 48 VLS. Inertial guidance. All units
   
   
   
   
   
    
  updated to RUM-139B 1996 - 2001
  USA 
  RUM-139B Vertical Launch ASROC 
  2.5 - 12 
  660 
  Mk46 Mod 5A(SW) torpedo 
  1996 
  Mk41 & 48 VLS. Inertial guidance.
  USA 
  RUM-139C Vertical Launch ASROC 
  2.5 - 12 
  660 
  Mk54 torpedo 
  2010 
  Mk41 & 48 VLS. Inertial guidance.
  USA 
  UUM-44A SUBROC 
  6 - 25 
  780 
  W35 130 kT NDB 
  1963-92 
  Inertial guidance. Nuke detonates at 300 m
   
   
   
   
   
    
  depth or sea floor. Also antisurface use.
  USA 
  UUM-125A/B Sea Lance 
  5 - 60/30 
  660 
  W89 200 kT/Mk50 torp 
  --- 
  Canceled 1990. Inertial guidance.
  
  America’s Navy 
  F-1
  Annex F - Torpedoes
   
    
  Guidance 
  Range Speed 
  Diam Warhead Dam 
  Dam 
  Launch 
   
  Max 
  Weight 
  Propul-
  Country 
  Name 
  /Gen 
  (nmi) 
  (kts) 
  (mm) 
  Fuzing vs. ship vs. sub 
  Platforms 
  IOC 
  Depth 
  kg 
  sion 
  Remarks
  USA 
  Mk14 Mod 0 
  Gyro/2 
  2.3 
  46 
  533 
  C 
  74 
  -- 
  Sub 
  1931 
   
  1361 
  Steam
   
    
   
  4.5 
  31
  USA 
  Mk14 Mod 3 
  Gyro/2 
  2.3 
  46 
  533 
  C 
  92 
  -- 
  Sub 
  1943 
   
  1388 
  Steam
   
    
   
  4.5 
  31
  USA 
  Mk15 Mod 0 
  Gyro/2 
  3.0 
  45 
  533 
  C 
  73 
  -- 
  Surf 
  1935 
   
  1560 
  Steam
   
    
   
  5.0 
  34
   
    
   
  7.5 
  27
  USA 
  Mk15 Mod 3 
  Gyro/2 
  2.3 
  45 
  533 
  C 
  99 
  -- 
  Surf 
  1943 
   
  1742 
  Steam
   
    
   
  4.5 
  34
   
    
   
  7.0 
  27
  USA 
  Mk16 Mod 0 
  Gyro/2 
  3.5 
  46 
  533 
  C 
  100 
  -- 
  Sub 
  1940 
   
  1766 
  Peroxide
  USA 
  Mk16 Mod 1 
  Gyro/2 
  5.5 
  46 
  533 
  C 
  101 
  -- 
  Sub 
  1944 
   
  1799 
  Peroxide
  USA 
  Mk21 Mod 2 
  Passive/1 
  3.0 
  33.5 
  572 
  C 
  74 
  -- 
  Air, Msl 
  1946 
   
  966 
  Electric 
  A
  USA 
  Mk24 Fido 
  Passive/1 
  2.0 
  12 
  483 
  C 
  -- 
  47 
  Air 
  1942 
  Int I 
  309 
  Electric
  USA 
  Mk27 Mod 0 
  Passive/1 
  2.5 
  12 
  483 
  C 
  47 
  -- 
  Sub 
  1944 
   
  327 
  Electric
  USA 
  Mk27 Mod 4 
  Passive/1 
  3.1 
  15.9 
  483 
  C 
  52 
  52 
  Sub 
  1949 
  Int I 
  533 
  Electric
  USA 
  Mk28 
  Passive/1 
  2.0 
  19.6 
  533 
  C 
  88 
  -- 
  Sub 
  1944 
   
  1270 
  Electric
  USA 
  Mk32 
  Active/1 
  4.8 
  12 
  483 
  C 
  -- 
  49 
  Surf, Air 
  1951 
  Int I 
  318 
  Electric
  USA 
  Mk34 Mod 1 
  Passive/1 
  1.8 
  17 
  483 
  C 
  -- 
  50 
  Air 
  1948 
  Int I 
  522 
  Electric
   
    
   
  6.0 
  11
  USA 
  Mk35 
  Act/Pass/1 
  7.5 
  27 
  533 
  C 
  66 
  66 
  Surf, Sub 
  1949 
  Int III 
  803 
  Electric
  USA 
  Mk37 Mod 0/1 
  Act/Pass/2 
  4.0 
  24 
  482 
  I 
  -- 
  76 
  Sub 
  1957 
  Int III 
  649 
  Electric
   
    
   
  8.5 
  16 
   
   
   
   
   
  /1960
  USA 
  Mk37 Mod 2/3 
  Wire-G/3 
  4.0 
  24 
  482 
  I 
  -- 
  76 
  Sub 
  1967 
  Int III 
  767 
  Electric
   
    
   
  8.5 
  16
  USA 
  Mk39 
  Wire-G/1 
  3.1 
  15.9 
  483 
  C 
  52 
  -- 
  Sub 
  1956 
   
  578 
  Electric
  USA 
  Mk41 
  Act/Pass/1 
  4.0 
  25 
  533 
  C 
  -- 
  54 
  Air 
  1949 
  Int III 
  602 
  Electric
  USA 
  Mk43 
  Active/1 
  2.1 
  21 
  324 
  C 
  -- 
  44 
  Surf, Air 
  1951 
  Int III 
  168 
  Electric
  USA 
  Mk44 
  Active/2 
  3.0 
  30 
  324 
  C 
  -- 
  44 
  Surf, Air, Msl 1958 
  Int III 
  193 
  Electric
  USA 
  Mk45 ASTOR 
  Wire-G/2 
  7.5 
  40 
  482 
  -- 
  W34 
  W34 
  Sub 
  1963 
   
  1057 
  Electric 
  B
  USA 
  Mk46 Mod 0 
  Act/Pass/1 
  6.0 
  45 
  324 
  C 
  -- 
  47 
  Surf, Air, Msl 1963 
  Int V 
  258 
  Thermal
  USA 
  Mk46 Mod 2 
  Act/Pass/2 
  6.0 
  45 
  324 
  C 
  -- 
  52 
  Surf, Air, Msl 1970 
  Int V 
  231 
  Thermal
  USA 
  Mk46 Mod 5 
  Act/Pass/3 
  6.0 
  45 
  324 
  C 
  -- 
  52 
  Surf, Air 
  1979 
  Int V 
  231 
  Thermal
   
   (NEARTIP) 
   
  8.0 
  30 
   
   
   
   
  Msl
  USA 
  Mk46 
  Act/Pass/3 
  6.0 
  45 
  324 
  C 
  -- 
  52 
  Surf, Air, 
  1990 
  Int V 
  231 
  Thermal 
  C
   
   Mod 5A(S) 
   
  8.0 
  30 
   
   
   
   
  Msl
  USA 
  Mk46 
  Act/Pass/3 
  6.0 
  45 
  324 
  C 
  -- 
  52 
  Surf, Air, 
  1996 
  Deep I 
  231 
  Thermal 
  C
   
   Mod 5A(SW) 
   
  8.0 
  30 
   
   
   
   
  Msl
  USA 
  Mk48 Mod 1 
  Wire-G/3 
  11.2 
  55 
  533 
  I 
  175 
  124 
  Sub 
  1971 
  Deep I 
  1560 
  Thermal 
  D
   
    
   
  16.9 
  40
   
    
   
  17.6 
  28
  
  America’s Navy
  F-2
  Annex F - Torpedoes (continued)
   
    
  Guidance 
  Range Speed 
  Diam Warhead Dam 
  Dam 
  Launch 
   
  Max 
  Weight 
  Propul-
  Country 
  Name 
  /Gen 
  (nmi) 
  (kts) 
  (mm) 
  Fuzing vs. ship vs. sub 
  Platforms 
  IOC 
  Depth 
  kg 
  sion 
  Remarks
  USA 
  Mk48 Mod 3 
  Dual-Wire/3 
  11.2 
  55 
  533 
  I 
  175 
  124 
  Sub 
  1977 
  Deep I 
  1560 
  Thermal 
  D
   
    
   
  16.9 
  40
   
    
   
  17.6 
  28
  USA 
  Mk48 Mod 4 
  Dual-Wire/3 
  11.2 
  55 
  533 
  I 
  175 
  124 
  Sub 
  1980 
  Deep III 
  1560 
  Thermal 
  D
   
    
   
  16.9 
  40
   
    
   
  17.6 
  28
  USA 
  Mk48 Mod 5 
  Dual-Wire/4 
  15 
  65 
  533 
  I 
  175 
  124 
  Sub 
  1989 
  Deep III 
  1597 
  Thermal 
  G
   
   ADCAP 
   
  22.6 
  40
   
    
   
  25 
  28
  USA 
  Mk48 Mod 6 
  Dual-Wire/4 
  15 
  65 
  533 
  I 
  175 
  124 
  Sub 
  1998 
  Deep III 
  1597 
  Thermal 
  C, H
   
   ADCAP 
   
  22.6 
  40
   
    
   
  25 
  28
  USA 
  Mk48 Mod 7 
  Dual-Wire/4 
  15 
  65 
  533 
  I 
  175 
  124 
  Sub 
  2006 
  Deep III 
  1597 
  Thermal 
  C, H
   
   CBASS 
   
  22.6 
  40 
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
    
   
  25 
  28
  USA 
  Mk50 Barracuda 
  Act/Pass/4 
  15 
  55 
  324 
  C 
  -- 
  52 
  P-3 only 
  1991-15 Deep V 
  363 
  Thermal 
  C, E
  USA 
  Mk54 
  Act/Pass/4 
  12 
  45 
  324 
  C 
  -- 
  52 
  Surf, Air 
  2005 
  Deep I 
  285/292 
  Thermal 
  C, F
   
    
   
  16 
  30
  Remarks Key:
  A: For Petrel missile
  B: W34 11 kt warhead, command-detonated near target
  C: Shallow-water capable
  D: 40 kt quiet cruise, pumpjet
  E: DE warhead, pumpjet
  F: Weights are for helicopter/fixed wing carriage.
  G: Quiet at 28 kts and 40 kts.
  H: VQuiet at 28 knots, Quiet at 40 knots
  
  America’s Navy 
  G-1
  Annex G - Mines
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
  Contact/
   
   
   
   
   
   
  Max 
  Weight Warhead Full Infl 
   Influence Damage  
  Laying 
  In
  Country 
  Name 
  Gen 
  Type 
  Fuzing 
  Depth (m) 
  (kg) 
  (kg) 
  Damage Severe 
  Major 
  Minor 
  Platform 
  Service 
  Remarks
  USA 
  Mk6  
  1 
  Moored 
  C 
  915 
  ? 
  136 
  62 
   
   
   
  Surf 
  1917 - 70
  USA 
  Mk13 Mods 1 - 5 
  1 
  Bottom 
  M 
  40 
  449 
  290 
  129 
  78 
  39 
  19 
  Air
  USA 
  Mk16 Mod 1 
  1 
  Moored 
  C 
  915 
   
  272 
  89 
   
   
   
  Surf 
  ? - 1985
  USA 
  Mk16 Mod 2 
  1 
  Moored 
  A 
  915 
   
  272 
  151 
  91 
  45 
  23 
  Surf 
  ? - 1985
  USA 
  Mk25 Mod 1/3 
  1 
  Bottom 
  A 
  40 
  896 
  578 
  220 
  132 
  66 
  33 
  Air 
  ? - 1996
   
   
  Mod 2 
  2 
  Bottom 
  P 
  40 
  896 
  578 
  220 
  132 
  66 
  33 
  Air 
  ? - 1974
  USA 
  Mk36 Mod 0/1 
  1 
  Bottom 
  M 
  120 
  457 
  289 
  156 
  93 
  47 
  23 
  Air 
  ? - 1974 
  A, B
   
   
  Mod 2 
   
   
  A 
  45 
  464 
   
   
   
   
   
   
  ? - 1970 
  B
   
   
  Mod 3 
   
   
  M, P 
  45 
  490 
   
   
   
   
   
   
  ? - 1974 
  B
  USA 
  Mk49 Mod 0 
  1 
  Bottom 
  M 
  60 
  907 
  535 
  185 
  111 
  56 
  28 
  Sub 
  1951? 
  H
   
   
  Mod 1 
  1 
   
  A 
  60 
  857
   
   
  Mod 2 
  2 
   
  M, P 
  45 
  889
  USA 
  Mk51 
  1 
  Bottom 
  M 
  91 
  2182 
  1485 
  293 
  176 
  88 
  44 
  Surf 
   
  C
  USA 
  Mk52 Mod 0 
  2 
  Bottom 
  M, A, P 
  47 
  560 
  283 
  147 
  88 
  44 
  22 
  Air 
  1961
   
   
  Mod 1 
   
   
  A 
  47 
  543 
  283 
  147 
  88 
  44 
  22 
   
  1955-61
   
   
  Mod 2 
   
   
  M 
  183 
  568 
  283 
  147 
  88 
  44 
  22
   
   
  Mod 3 
   
   
  P, M 
  47 
  573 
  283 
  147 
  88 
  44 
  22
   
   
  Mod 4 
   
   
  P, A 
  47 
  521 
  283 
  147 
  88 
  44 
  22 
   
  ? - 1978
   
   
  Mod 5 
   
   
  M, A 
  47 
  571 
  283 
  147 
  88 
  44 
  22
   
   
  Mod 6 
   
   
  P, A, M 
  47 
  546 
  283 
  147 
  88 
  44 
  22 
   
  ? - 2007
  USA 
  Mk55 
   
  Bottom 
  M, A, P 
   
  990 
  576 
   
   
   
   
  Air, Surf 
  1961
   
   
  Mod 0 
  2 
   
  P 
  47 
   
  577 
  211 
  126 
  63 
  32
   
   
  Mod 1 
  2 
   
  A 
  47 
  924 
  577 
  211 
  126 
  63 
  32 
   
  ? - 1961
   
   
  Mod 2 
  2 
   
  M 
  183 
  957 
  577 
  211 
  126 
  63 
  32
   
   
  Mod 3 
  2 
   
  P, M 
  47 
  961 
  577 
  211 
  126 
  63 
  32
   
   
  Mod 4 
  2 
   
  P, A 
  47 
  961 
  577 
  211 
  126 
  63 
  32 
   
  ? - 1976
   
   
  Mod 5 
  2 
   
  M, A 
  47 
  965 
  577 
  211 
  126 
  63 
  32
   
   
  Mod 6 
  2 
   
  P, A, M 
  47 
  960 
  577 
  211 
  126 
  63 
  32
   
   
  Mod 7 
  3 
   
  M 
  183 
  1023 
  577 
  211 
  126 
  63 
  32
   
   
  Mod 11 
  3 
   
  M or M, S 
  183 
  1027 
  577 
  211 
  126 
  63 
  32
   
   
  Mod 12 
  3 
   
  M 
  183 
  1027 
  577 
  211 
  126 
  63 
  32
   
   
  Mod 13 
  3 
   
  P, M 
  183 
  1031 
  577 
  211 
  126 
  63 
  32
  USA 
  Mk56 
   
  Moored 
  M 
  365 
  1010 
  159 
  101 
  61 
  30 
  15 
  Air 
  1966 - 2002
  USA 
  Mk57 
   
  Moored 
  M 
  365 
  934 
  154 
  99 
  60 
  30 
  15 
  Surf, Sub 
  1964
  USA 
  Mk36 DST Mod 3 
  2 
  Bottom 
  M 
  92 
  286 
  87 
  79 
  47 
  24 
  12 
  Air 
  1967 
  D, Mk82 bomb
   
   
  Mod 4-7 
   
   
  M, S 
  92
  USA 
  Mk40 DST Mod 3 
  2 
  Bottom 
  M 
  92 
  501 
  202 
  120 
  72 
  36 
  18 
  Air 
  1968? 
  D, Mk83 bomb
   
   
  Mod 4-7 
   
   
  M, S 
  92
  USA 
  Mk41 DST Mod 3 
   
  Bottom 
  M 
  92 
  949 
  429 
  175 
  105 
  52 
  26 
  Air 
   
  D, Mk84 bomb
   
   
  Mod 4-7 
   
   
  M, S 
  92
  USA 
  Mk60 CAPTOR 
   
  Moored 
  A 
  915 
  907 
  52 
   
   
   
  10 
  Sub, Air 
  1979 -2002 
  G
  USA 
  Mk62 Mod 1 
  3 
  Bottom 
  M, S 
  92 
  227 
  87 
  82 
  49 
  25 
  12 
  Surf, Sub, Air 
  1980 
  E, Mk82 bomb
   
   
  Mod 2 
  4 
   
  M, S, P
   
   
  Mod 2 
  4 
   
  EP, M, S, P 
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
  2018? 
  F
  
  America’s Navy
  G-2
  USA 
  Mk63 Mod 1 
  3 
  Bottom 
  M, S 
  92 
  454 
  202 
  126 
  75 
  38 
  19 
  Surf, Sub, Air 
   
  E, Mk83 bomb
   
   
  Mod 2 
  4 
   
  M, S, P
   
   
  Mod 3 
  4 
   
  EP, M, S, P 
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
  2018? 
  F
  USA 
  Mk64 Mod 1 
  3 
  Bottom 
  M, S 
  92 
  907 
  429 
  183 
  110 
  55 
  27 
  Surf, Sub, Air 
  1983 
  E, Mk84 bomb
   
   
  Mod 2 
  4 
   
  M, S, P
  USA 
  Mk65 
  3 
  Bottom 
  M, S, P 
  92 
  1084 
  513 
   
   
   
   
  Surf, Sub, Air 
  1983 
  E
   
   
  Mod 0 
  3 
   
  M, S
   
   
  Mod 1 
  3 
   
  M, S, P
   
   
  Mod 3 
  4 
   
  EP, M, S, P 
  100 
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
  2003 
  F
  USA 
  Mk67 Sub-Launched
   
   
  Mobile Mine 
  3 
  Bottom 
  M, P 
   
  753 
  226 
  153 
  92 
  46 
  23 
  Sub 
  1987
  USA 
  CDM 
  4 
  Bottom 
  EP, S, M, P 
  45+ 
   
   
  153 
  92 
  36 
  23 
  Sub 
  2020 
  J
  Fuzing Abbreviations: 
  Remarks Key:
  C = Contact 
  A: Improved Mk13 - primary postwar lightweight mine
  M = Magnetic 
  B: Torpex fill vice TNT
  S = Seismic 
  C: Harbor defense, detonated on operator command based on mine sensors
  A = Acoustic 
  D: Destructor series
  P = Pressure 
  E: Quickstrike series
  EP = Electric Potential 
  F: Capable vs quiet subs, mini-subs, FAC and hovercraft
   
  G: Deep moored. Mk46 torpedo (mod varies by year), contact damage.
   
  H: Two can be carried in the space of one torpedo
   
  J. Planned Clandestine Delivered Mine
  Annex G - Mines (continued)
   
   
   
   
   
   
  Max 
  Weight Warhead Full Infl 
   Influence Damage  
  Laying 
  In
  Country 
  Name 
  Gen 
  Type 
  Fuzing 
  Depth (m) 
  (kg) 
  (kg) 
  Damage Severe 
  Major 
  Minor 
  Platform 
  Service 
  Remarks
  
  America’s Navy 
  J-1
  Annex J1 - Naval Radars
   
    
   
   
   Detection Range
  Country System 
  Function 
  Large Medium Small 
  VSmall Stealthy 
  Gen 
  IOC 
  Remarks
  Canada LN-66/SP 
  Nav 
  40 
  28 
  16 
  9 
  5 
  3
  Intl 
  Nav radar (generic) 
  Nav 
  36 
  25 
  14 
  8 
  4 
  4
  Japan 
  Furuno series 
  Nav 
  48 
  28 
  16 
  9 
  5 
  3
  Nethl 
  Scout 
  Nav 
  24 
  24 
  18 
  10 
  6 
  5 
   
  LPI
  UK 
  Decca 2000 series 
  Nav 
  48 
  32 
  18 
  10 
  6 
  4
  USA 
  BPS-2 
  AS 
  70 
  49 
  35 
  14 
  4 
  2 
   
  Periscope radar
  USA 
  BPS-3 
  HF 
  53 
  37 
  27 
  11 
  3 
  2 
   
  Mounted in sail
  USA 
  BPS-4 
  AS 
  21 
  15 
  11 
  4 
  1.3 
  2 
  1952 
  Periscope radar
  USA 
  BPS-5 
  SS 
  38 
  21 
  12 
  7 
  4 
  3 
  1953 
  Periscope radar
  USA 
  BPS-9 
  SS 
  38 
  21 
  12 
  7 
  4 
  3 
  1958 
  Periscope radar
  USA 
  BPS-12/14 
  SS 
  38 
  21 
  12 
  7 
  4 
  4 
   
  Periscope radar
  USA 
  BPS-15/16 
  SS 
  35 
  19 
  11 
  6 
  3.5 
  4 
  1991 
  Periscope radar
  USA 
  CR-103/SPN-11 
  SS 
  20 
  11 
  6 
  4 
  2.0 
  3
  USA 
  Mk23 TAS 
  LAS 
  90 
  63 
  45 
  18 
  5 
  4 
  1980
   
    
  SS 
  25 
  25 
  25 
  14 
  8
  USA 
  Mk92 CAS 
  3D 
  45 
  45 
  35 
  14 
  4 
  3 
  1978
   
    
  SS, GFC 
  23 
  23 
  23 
  11 
  6
  USA 
  Mk92 CORT 
  3D, LAS 
  90 
  69 
  49 
  20 
  6 
  4
   
    
  SS, GFC 
  25 
  23 
  23 
  23 
  11 
  6
  USA 
  Generic Nav X-Band 
  Nav 
  44 
  25 
  14 
  8 
  4 
  3
  USA 
  Generic Nav S-Band 
  Nav 
  63 
  35 
  20 
  11 
  6 
  3
  USA 
  Raytheon Pathfinder 
  Nav 
  35 
  35 
  19 
  11 
  6 
  3
  USA 
  Raytheon R series 
  Nav 
  47 
  27 
  15 
  9 
  5 
  4
  USA 
  Raytheon FR series 
  Nav 
  95 
  53 
  30 
  17 
  9 
  4
  USA 
  SC-1 
  AS 
  60 
  42 
  30 
  12 
  4 
  2 
  1942
   
    
  SS 
  12 
  12 
  10 
  6 
  3
  USA 
  SC-2, SC-3, SC-4, 
  AS 
  80 
  56 
  40 
  16 
  5 
  2 
  1943
   
   SC-5 
  SS 
  12 
  12 
  10 
  6 
  3
  USA 
  SG-5 
  AS 
  10 
  10 
  7 
  3 
  0.8 
  2 
  1945
   
    
  SS 
  30 
  30 
  20 
  11 
  6
  USA 
  SK series 
  AS 
  115 
  81 
  58 
  23 
  7 
  2 
  1943
   
    
  SS 
  18 
  18 
  16 
  9 
  5
  USA 
  SP 
  HF 
  70 
  56 
  40 
  16 
  5 
  2 
  Late 44
   
    
  SS 
  35 
  35 
  25 
  14 
  8
  USA 
  SR series 
  AS 
  110 
  98 
  70 
  28 
  8 
  2 
  Mid-44
  USA 
  SPG-59 
  3D, FC 
  222 
  155 
  111 
  44 
  13 
  3 
  -- 
  Typhoon SAM
   
    
  SS 
  51 
  28 
  16 
  9 
  5.1 
   
   
  system
  USA 
  SPQ-9A 
  SS, GFC 
  20 
  20 
  15 
  9 
  5 
  3 
  1970
   
    
  LAS 
  20 
  20 
  20 
  8 
  2
  USA 
  SPQ-9B 
  SS, GFC 
  30 
  30 
  20 
  11 
  6 
  4 
  2002
   
    
  LAS 
  45 
  45 
  45 
  18 
  5
  USA 
  SPQ-9B/PDD 
  SS 
  30 
  30 
  20 
  11 
  6.3 
  5
  USA 
  SPS-2 
  HF 
  300 
  210 
  150 
  60 
  18 
  2 
  1950s
  USA 
  SPS-3 (CXRX) 
  HF 
  20 
  14 
  10 
  4 
  1.2 
  2 
  Late 50s
  USA 
  SPS-4 
  SS 
  25 
  25 
  15 
  9 
  5 
  2 
  1952
   
    
  LAS 
  36 
  28 
  20 
  8 
  2
  USA 
  SPS-5, 5A, 5B 
  SS 
  20 
  20 
  16 
  9 
  5 
  2 
  1952
  USA 
  SPS-5C, 5D 
  SS 
  25 
  25 
  20 
  11 
  6 
  2
  USA 
  SPS-6 
  LAS 
  100 
  70 
  50 
  20 
  6 
  2
  USA 
  SPS-6A, B, C, D, E 
  AS 
  140 
  98 
  70 
  28 
  8 
  2 
  1953
  USA 
  SPS-8 
  HF 
  120 
  84 
  60 
  24 
  7 
  2 
  1955
  USA 
  SPS-8A/B 
  HF 
  152 
  107 
  76 
  30 
  9 
  3 
  1959
  USA 
  SPS-10, 10B/C/D/F 
  SS 
  48 
  28 
  16 
  9 
  5 
  2 
  1953 
  B
   
    
  LAS 
  48 
  40 
  28 
  11 
  3
  USA 
  SPS-12 
  AS 
  135 
  133 
  95 
  38 
  11 
  2 
  1953
  USA 
  SPS-13 
  AS, HF 
  200 
  196 
  140 
  56 
  17 
  3 
  1959 
  USA 
  SPS-17 
  AS 
  399 
  279 
  200 
  80 
  24 
  2 
  1957
  USA 
  SPS-21, 21A, B, C, D 
  SS 
  38 
  21 
  12 
  7 
  3.8 
  2 
  1954
  
  America’s Navy
  J-2
  Annex J1 - Naval Radars (continued)
   
    
   
   
   Detection Range
  Country System 
  Function 
  Large Medium Small 
  VSmall Stealthy 
  Gen 
  IOC 
  Remarks
  USA 
  SPS-23 
  SS 
  40 
  28 
  16 
  9 
  5 
  2 
  1953
  USA 
  SPS-26 
  3D 
  130 
  91 
  65 
  26 
  8 
  3 
  1957
  USA 
  SPS-28, 28A, 28B,  
  SS 
  40 
  35 
  20 
  11 
  6 
  3 
  1957
   
    
  LAS 
  100 
  99 
  71 
  28 
  8
  USA 
  SPS-29, 29D 
  AS 
  270 
  270 
  200 
  80 
  24 
  3 
  1958
  USA 
  SPS-30 
  HF 
  270 
  270 
  239 
  96 
  29 
  3 
  1962
  USA 
  SPS-32 
  AS 
  400 
  296 
  211 
  85 
  25 
  3
  USA 
  SPS-33 
  3D 
  250 
  192 
  137 
  55 
  17 
  3
  USA 
  SPS-35 
  SS 
  32 
  19 
  11 
  6 
  3.5 
  3 
  1957
  USA 
  SPS-36 
  SS 
  16 
  16 
  13 
  7 
  4.1 
  3 
  1958
  USA 
  SPS-37 
  AS 
  233 
  170 
  122 
  49 
  15 
  3 
  1960
  USA 
  SPS-37A 
  AS 
  300 
  272 
  194 
  78 
  23 
  3
  USA 
  SPS-39/42 
  3D 
  160 
  123 
  88 
  35 
  11 
  3 
  1960
  USA 
  SPS-40A/B 
  AS 
  225 
  167 
  119 
  48 
  14 
  3 
  1961
  USA 
  SPS-40C/D/E 
  AS 
  225 
  167 
  119 
  48 
  14 
  4 
  1971
  USA 
  SPS-41 
  SS 
  32 
  21 
  12 
  7 
  3.8 
  3 
  1959
  USA 
  SPS-43 
  AS 
  300 
  280 
  200 
  80 
  24 
  3 
  1961
  USA 
  SPS-43A 
  AS 
  350 
  256 
  183 
  73 
  22 
  3
  USA 
  SPS-46 
  SS 
  32 
  25 
  14 
  8 
  4.4 
  3 
  1961
  USA 
  SPS-48A/C 
  3D 
  235 
  165 
  118 
  47 
  14 
  3 
  1965
  USA 
  SPS-48E/G 
  3D 
  250 
  220 
  157 
  63 
  19 
  4/5 1990, 2011
  USA 
  SPS-49(V)1-2 
  AS 
  260 
  210 
  150 
  60 
  18 
  4 
  1976
  USA 
  SPS-49(V)2-4 
  AS 
  260 
  223 
  160 
  64 
  19 
  4
  USA 
  SPS-49(V)5-9 
  AS 
  260 
  237 
  169 
  68 
  20 
  4 
  1980s
  USA 
  SPS-49A(V)1 
  AS 
  260 
  237 
  169 
  68 
  20 
  5 
  1996
  USA 
  SPS-51 
  SS 
  35 
  20 
  11 
  6 
  3.5 
  3
  USA 
  SPS-52A/B/C 
  3D 
  245 
  242 
  173 
  69 
  21 
  3 
  1963
  USA 
  SPS-53, SPS-60 
  SS 
  32 
  25 
  14 
  8 
  4 
  3 
  1967
  USA 
  SPS-55 
  SS 
  48 
  44 
  25 
  14 
  8 
  3 
  1975
   
    
  LAS 
  40 
  40 
  38 
  15 
  5
  USA 
  SPS-58A/C, SPS-65 
  LAS 
  35 
  35 
  35 
  19 
  6 
  3 
  1970
  USA 
  SPS-59/LN-66 
  Nav 
  40 
  32 
  18 
  10 
  6 
  3
  USA 
  SPS-63 
  SS 
  40 
  25 
  14 
  8 
  4 
  4
  USA 
  SPS-64 
  Nav 
  48 
  35 
  20 
  11 
  6 
  3
  USA 
  SPS-65 
  LAS 
  35 
  35 
  35 
  19 
  6 
  4 
  1976
  USA 
  SPS-66 
  Nav 
  35 
  19 
  11 
  6 
  3 
  4 
  1987
  USA 
  SPS-67 (V)1, (V)2 
  SS 
  56 
  44 
  25 
  14 
  8 
  4 
  1982
   
    
  LAS 
  35 
  35 
  28 
  11 
  3
  USA 
  SPS-67 (V)3, (V)5 
  SS 
  68 
  53 
  30 
  17 
  9 
  4 
  1991
   
    
  LAS 
  35 
  35 
  32 
  13 
  4
  USA 
  SPS-69/71 
  Nav 
  44 
  25 
  14 
  8 
  4 
  5 
  1990 
  G
  USA 
  SPS-72 (X-band) 
  Nav 
  48 
  32 
  18 
  10 
  6 
  4 
  1993 
  J
  USA 
  SPS-72 (S-band) 
  Nav 
  64 
  44 
  25 
  14 
  8 
  4 
  1993 
  G
  USA 
  SPS-73, SPS-78 
  Nav 
  32 
  21 
  12 
  7 
  3.8 
  5 
  1996 
  H
  USA 
  SPS-75 
  3D 
  108 
  77 
  55 
  22 
  7 
  6 
  2008 
  FRG TRS-3D/16
   
    
  SS 
  36 
  36 
  32 
  18 
  10
  USA 
  SPS-77(V)1 
  3D 
  97 
  77 
  55 
  22 
  7 
  5 
  2008 
  Swedish Sea
   
    
  SS, GFC 
  32 
  32 
  32 
  22 
  11 
   
   
  Giraffe AMB
  USA 
  SPS-80 
  3D 
  130 
  91 
  65 
  26 
  8 
  6 
  2019 
  FRG TRS-4D
   
    
  SS, GFC 
  36 
  36 
  36 
  22 
  11
  USA 
  SPY-1A 
  3D 
  200 
  200 
  158 
  63 
  19 
  4
   
    
  SS 
  40 
  40 
  25 
  14 
  8
  USA 
  SPY-1B/D 
  3D 
  250 
  250 
  158 
  63 
  19 
  5
   
    
  SS 
  40 
  40 
  25 
  14 
  8
  USA 
  SPY-1F 
  3D 
  185 
  185 
  147 
  59 
  18 
  5
   
    
  SS 
  40 
  40 
  25 
  14 
  8
  USA 
  SPY-3 
  3D 
  150 
  150 
  119 
  48 
  14 
  6 
   
  C
   
    
  SS 
  45 
  45 
  30 
  17 
  9
  
  America’s Navy 
  Annex J1 - Naval Radars (continued)
   
    
   
   
   Detection Range
  Country System 
  Function 
  Large Medium Small 
  VSmall Stealthy 
  Gen 
  IOC 
  Remarks
  USA 
  SPY-4 
  3D 
  250 
  250 
  198 
  79 
  24 
  6 
   
  D
  USA 
  SPY-6(V)1 AMDR 
  3D, FC 
  508 
  508 
  403 
  161 
  48 
  6 
   
  K
   
    
  SS 
  45 
  45 
  45 
  27 
  15
  USA 
  SPY-6(V)2 EASR 
  3D, FF 
  250 
  250 
  250 
  106 
  32 
  6 
   
  E
   
    
  SS 
  45 
  45 
  45 
  27 
  15
  USA 
  SPY-6(V)3 EASR 
  3D, FC 
  250 
  250 
  250 
  106 
  32 
  6 
   
  E
   
    
  SS 
  45 
  45 
  45 
  27 
  15
  USA 
  SPY-6(V)4 
  3D, FC 
  450 
  450 
  357 
  143 
  43 
  6 
   
  E
   
    
  SS 
  45 
  45 
  45 
  27 
  15
  USA 
  SR-3, SR-6 
  AS 
  30 
  30 
  21 
  8 
  2.5 
  2 
  1945
   
    
  SS 
  20 
  11 
  6 
  4 
  2
  USA 
  SS-2 
  SS 
  36 
  21 
  12 
  7 
  4 
  2
  USA 
  SV-2 
  AS 
  22 
  15 
  11 
  4 
  1 
  2
  Remarks Key:
  B: Interferes with SPG-51
  C: X-Band Multifunction Radar was the multi-role half of the Dual Band Radar suite that was to be used on the Zumwalt
   
  class destroyers and Ford class carriers. It is focused on horizon search and target illumination, though it has taken on
   
  additional roles on Zumwalt due to the deletion of the SPY-4. Must be set in either 3D or SS mode. Range of other search
   
  mode halved.
  D: S-Band component of the Dual Band Radar, hemispheric search radar.
  E: Enterprise Air Search Radar.
  F: HF only out to 140 nmi. Large radar only deployed on USS Canberra.
  G: ES will classify as a Generic Raytheon.
  H: ES will classify as Generic Furuno.
  J: ES will classify as Sperry Marine Generic.
  K: Air and Missile Defense Radar
  
  America’s Navy
  J-4
  Annex J2 - Land Radars
   
   
   
   
   
   Detection Range 
  Country System 
  Function 
  Large Medium Small 
  VSmall Stealthy 
  Gen 
  IOC 
  Remarks
  USA 
  LOPAR 
  AS 
  86 
  60 
  43 
  17 
  5 
  2 
  1950s 
  Nike-Ajax, Nike-Hercules acquisition
  USA 
  MPQ-33/39 HPI 
  MFC 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  3 
  1959-78 
  HAWK
  USA 
  MPQ-34 CWAR 
  AS 
  83 
  58 
  41 
  17 
  5 
  3 
  1959-78 
  HAWK low altitude search
  USA 
  MPQ-35 PAR 
  AS 
  54 
  38 
  27 
  11 
  3.2 
  3 
  1959-78 
  HAWK medium/high altitude search
  USA 
  MPQ-37 ROR 
  RO 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  3 
  1959-78 
  HAWK used to defeat ECM
  USA 
  MPQ-43/44 HIPAR 
  AS 
  175 
  144 
  103 
  41 
  12 
  2 
  1950s 
  MPQ-43 is fixed, MPQ-44 transportable
  USA 
  MPQ-46 HPI 
  MFC 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  4 
  1971 
  IHAWK & IHAWK Phase I - double power MPQ-33/39
  USA 
  MPQ-48 CWAR 
  AS 
  88 
  62 
  44 
  18 
  5.3 
  4 
  1971 
  IHAWK Acquisition radar (Low Alt)
  USA 
  MPQ-49 FAAR 
  AS 
  11 
  11 
  10 
  4 
  1 
  4 
  1975 - 91 Forward Area Alerting Radar
  USA 
  MPQ-50 PAR 
  3D 
  45 
  45 
  45 
  24 
  7.1 
  4 
  1971 
  IHAWK Acquisition radar (Medium to High Alt)
  USA 
  MPQ-51 ROR 
  RO 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  4 
  1971 
  IHAWK Phase II (not used by Phase III)
  USA 
  MPQ-53 
  3D, MFC 
  92 
  92 
  79 
  32 
  9.5 
  4 
  1985 
  Phased array, 90° search sector,120° track,
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
  Added NCTR in 1996
  USA 
  MPQ-55 CWAR 
  AS 
  45 
  45 
  42 
  17 
  5.1 
  4 
  1979 
  IHAWK Phase I/II Acquisition radar (Low altitude)
  USA 
  MPQ-57 HPI 
  MFC 
  - 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  4 
  1983 
  IHAWK Phase II, adds EO backup
  USA 
  MPQ-61 HPI 
  MFC 
  - 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  -- 
  4 
  1989 
  IHAWK Phase III
  USA 
  MPQ-62 CWAR 
  AS 
  45 
  45 
  42 
  17 
  5.1 
  4 
  1989 
  IHAWK Phase III Acquisition radar (Low alt)
  USA 
  MPQ-64 Sentinel 
  3D 
  40 
  40 
  40 
  17 
  5.1 
  5 
  1999 
  IHawk XXI radar
  USA 
  MPQ-64F1 Sentinel 
  3D 
  65 
  65 
  65 
  32 
  10 
  5 
  2006
  USA 
  MPQ-65 
  3D, MFC 
  92 
  92 
  79 
  32 
  9.5 
  5 
  2003 
  Can engage 9 targets, 90° search sector,120° track, NCTR
  USA 
  TPS-32 
  3D 
  300 
  266 
  190 
  76 
  22.8 
  3 
  1962 
  Helicopter transportable, USMC
  USA 
  TPS-43E 
  3D 
  240 
  240 
  190 
  76 
  22.8 
  3 
  1968 
  USA 
  TPS-44 
  AS 
  202 
  163 
  116 
  46 
  13.9 
  3 
  Late 60s 
  USA 
  TPS-59 
  3D 
  243 
  222 
  159 
  63 
  19.0 
  4 
  1984 
  USMC
  USA 
  TPS-59 Upgrade 
  3D 
  243 
  243 
  190 
  76 
  22.8 
  5 
  1996 
  Adds TBM capability
  USA 
  TPS-63 
  AS 
  160 
  158 
  113 
  45 
  13.5 
  5 
  1978 
  ECCM upgrade in the 1990s to Gen 5.
  USA 
  TPS-70 
  3D 
  240 
  207 
  148 
  59 
  17.8 
  5 
  1991? 
  USA 
  TPS-75 
  3D 
  240 
  240 
  190 
  76 
  22.8 
  5 
  1988 
  USA 
  TPS-77 MRR 
  3D 
  250 
  250 
  193 
  77 
  23.1 
  6 
  2006 
  Transportable version of FPS-117
  USA 
  TPS-80 G/ATOR 
  3D 
  238 
  166 
  119 
  48 
  14 
  6 
  2018 
  Phased array
  USA 
  TPY-2 
  3D, FC 
  856 
  599 
  428 
  171 
  51.4 
  6 
  2006 
  THAAD. Covers 120°. Modes for detection, terminal guidance.
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
  Can't do them both at once.
  USA 
  Trackstar 
  AS 
  32 
  32 
  23 
  9 
  2.8 
  3 
  1980s 
  Chaparral acquisition radar
  Abbreviations:
  FPS are fixed radars
  MPQ are mobile radars
  TPS are transportable radars
  
  America’s Navy 
  K-1
  Annex K1 - Search Sonars
   
   
   
   
   
  Base 
  Base
   
   
   
   
   
  Active 
  Passive 
   
  Freq 
  Plat-
  Country Name 
   
  Type 
  Range 
  Range 
  Gen 
  Banda 
  form 
  IOC 
  Remarks
  USA 
  AMDS 
   
  Bow/Sail 
  1.2 
  -- 
  6 
  HFa 
  Sub 
  2004 
  Mine detection/under-ice navigation
  USA 
  BQG-1 PUFFS 
   
  Deck 
  -- 
  1.7 
  3 
  MF 
  Sub 
  1960 
  WFC passive ranging, localization
  USA 
  BQG-2A/2B MicroPUFFS  
  Flank 
   
  2.5 
  3 
  MF 
  Sub 
  1963 
  WFC passive ranging, localization
  USA 
  BQG-4 PUFFS 
   
  Deck 
  -- 
  2.5 
  3 
  MF 
  Sub 
  1967 
  WFC passive ranging, localization
  USA 
  BQG-5 WAA/LWAA 
   
  Flank 
  -- 
  5.1 
  6 
  LMF-MF 
  Sub 
  1987 
  WFC passive ranging, localization
  USA 
  BQQ-1 
  Sphere 
  Bow 
  4.3 
  2.6 
  3 
  LMFa-MF 
  Sub 
  late 50s 
  Designation changed to BQQ-2
   
   
   
  Conformal Bow 
  Bow 
  -- 
  2.6 
   
  LF-LMF 
   
   
  Integrated BQR-7 conformal bow array
  USA 
  BQQ-2 
  Sphere 
  Bow 
  4.3 
  2.6 
  3 
  LMFa-MF 
  Sub 
  1962 
  Integrated BQS-6/11/12 sphere and BQR-7
   
   
   
  Conformal Bow 
  Bow 
  -- 
  2.6 
   
  LF-LMF 
   
   
  Integrated BQR-7 conformal bow array
  USA 
  BQQ-5A/B 
  Sphere 
  Bow 
  4.3 
  3.4 
  5 
  LMFa-MF 
  Sub 
  1975 
  Replaces BQQ-2
   
   
   
  Conformal Bow 
  Bow 
  -- 
  2.9 
   
  LF-LMF 
  Sub 
   
  Integrated BQR-7 conformal bow array
  USA 
  BQQ-5C/D 
  Sphere 
  Bow 
  4.7 
  3.8 
  5 
  LMFa-MF 
  Sub 
  1988 
  Part of BSY-1 system
   
   
   
  Conformal Bow 
  Bow 
  -- 
  3.2 
   
  LF-LMF 
  Sub 
   
  Integrated BQR-7 conformal bow array
  USA 
  BQQ-5E 
  Sphere 
  Bow 
  5.1 
  4.3 
  6 
  LMFa-MF 
  Sub 
  1995 
  Part of BSY-1 system
   
   
   
  Conformal Bow 
  Bow 
  -- 
  3.7 
   
  LF-LMF 
  Sub 
   
  Integrated BQR-7 conformal bow array
  USA 
  BQQ-6 
  Sphere 
  Bow 
  -- 
  3.8 
  5 
  LMF-MF 
  Sub 
   
  Passive BQQ-5 on SSBN 726
   
   
   
  Conformal Bow 
  Bow 
  -- 
  3.2 
   
  LF-LMF 
  Sub 
   
  Integrated BQR-7 conformal bow array
  UUSA 
  BQQ-10(V)4 
  Sphere 
  Bow 
  5.5 
  5.0 
  7 
  LMFa-MF 
  Sub 
  2007 
  ARCI2 Phase IV update for BQQ-5E on 688I
   
   
   
  Conformal 
  Bow 
  -- 
  4.0 
   
  LF-LMF 
   
   
  and Blk I/II Virginia Class SSN
  USA 
  BQQ-10(V)4 
  LAB 
  Bow 
  5.5 
  5.5 
  7 
  LMFa-MF 
  Sub 
  2013 
  ARCI2 Phase IV update for Blk III/IV Virginia
   
   
   
  Conformal 
  Bow 
  -- 
  4.0 
   
  LF-LMF 
   
   
  class SSN w/Large Aperture Bow array
  USA 
  BQQ-10(V)5 
  Sphere 
  Bow 
  6.0 
  5.5 
  7 
  LMFa-MF 
  Sub 
  2007 
  ARCI2 Phase IV update for BSY-2 on
   
   
   
  Conformal 
  Bow 
  -- 
  4.6 
   
  LF-LMF 
   
   
  Seawolf class SSN
  USA 
  BQQ-10(V)6 
  Sphere 
  Bow 
  -- 
  5.0 
  7 
  LMF-MF 
  Sub 
  2007 
  ARCI2 Phase IV update for Ohio SSBN/SSGN
   
   
   
  Conformal 
  Bow 
  -- 
  4.0 
   
  LF-LMF
  USA 
  BQR-2/2B 
   
  Bow 
  -- 
  1.3 
  3 
  MF 
  Sub 
  1962
  USA 
  BQR-3 
   
  Deck 
  -- 
  0.8 
  3 
  MF 
  Sub 
   
  Improved WWII JT
  USA 
  BQR-4 
   
  Bow 
   
  2.0 
  3 
  LF-LMF 
  Sub
  USA 
  BQR-7 
   
  Bow 
  -- 
  2.6 
  3 
  LF 
  Sub 
   
  Conformal array, also part of BQQ-2/5 system
  USA 
  BQR-15 
   
  Towed 
  -- 
  4.0 
  4 
  VLF-LF 
  Sub 
  1970? 
  Short, slow speed towed array
  USA 
  BQR-15 (Shipalt 9080) 
   
  Towed 
  -- 
  8.5 
  6 
  VLF-LF 
  Sub 
  1986 
  Long, slow speed towed array
  USA 
  BQR-19 
   
  Mast 
  -- 
  0.3 
  5 
  MF 
  Sub 
   
  For collision avoidance
  USA 
  BQR-21 DIMUS 
   
  Bow 
  -- 
  2.3 
  4 
  LMF-MF 
  Sub 
  1974 
  BQR-2/2B with added DIMUS processor
  USA 
  BQR-25 STASS 
   
  Towed 
  -- 
  4.3 
  4 
  VLF-LF 
  Sub 
   
  Short, slow speed towed array
  USA 
  BQS-2 
   
  Bow 
  1.3 
  0.5 
  3 
  HFa 
  Sub 
  1954
  USA 
  BQS-4 
   
  Bow 
  1.7 
  -- 
  3 
  MFa 
  Sub
  USA 
  BQS-6 
   
  Bow 
  4.3 
  2.6 
  3 
  LMFa-MF 
  Sub 
   
  Act/pass bow sonar for BQQ-2
  USA 
  BQS-8 
   
  Sail 
  0.6 
   -- 
  2 
  HFa 
  Sub 
   
  Mine detection/under-ice navigation
  USA 
  BQS-11/12/13 
   
  Bow 
  4.3 
  2.6 
  4 
  LMFa-MF 
  Sub 
   
  Act/pass bow sonar for BQQ-5
  USA 
  BQS-14 
   
  Sail 
  0.7 
   -- 
  3 
  HFa 
  Sub 
   
  Mine detection/under-ice navigation
  
  America’s Navy
  K-2
  Annex K1 - Search Sonars (continued)
   
   
   
   
   
  Base 
  Base
   
   
   
   
   
  Active 
  Passive 
   
  Freq 
  Plat-
  Country Name 
   
  Type 
  Range 
  Range 
  Gen 
  Banda 
  form 
  IOC 
  Remarks
  USA 
  BQS-15/18 
   
  Sail 
  0.8 
   -- 
  4 
  HFa 
  Sub 
   
  Mine detection/under-ice navigation
  USA 
  BQS-20 
   
  Sail 
  0.9 
   -- 
  4 
  HFa 
  Sub 
   
  Mine detection/under-ice navigation
  USA 
  BQS-24 MIDAS 
   
  Sail 
  1.0 
   -- 
  5 
  HFa 
  Sub 
   
  Mine detection/under-ice navigation
  USA 
  BSY-2 
  Sphere 
  Bow 
  5.1 
  5.1 
  6 
  LMFa-MF 
  Sub 
   
  Seawolf integrated sonar suite.
   
   
   
  Conformal Bow 
  Bow 
  -- 
  4.4 
   
  LF 
  USA 
  HF Obstacle Avoidance 
   
  Bow 
  0.5 
   -- 
  3 
  HFa 
  Sub 
   
  Sonar on SDVs (Swimmer Delivery Vehicles) 
  USA 
  JT series 
   
  Keel 
  -- 
  0.7 
  2 
  LF-MF
  USA 
  QCJ 
   
  Keel 
  0.6 
  -- 
  2 
  HFa 
  Surf 
  1938
  USA 
  QCU 
   
  Keel 
  0.5 
  -- 
  3 
  HFa 
  Surf 
  1944
  USA 
  QDA 
   
  Keel 
  0.5 
  -- 
  3 
  HFa 
  Surf 
  1944 
  Depth determining sonar. Replaces GB Type 147
  USA 
  QGA/QGB 
   
  Keel 
  0.8 
  -- 
  3 
  HF 
  Surf 
  1944
  USA 
  QHB 
   
  Keel 
  0.9 
  -- 
  3 
  HFa 
  Surf 
  1944
  USA 
  SQG-1 
   
  Keel 
  1.0 
  -- 
  3 
  HFa 
  Surf 
  1950 
  Attack sonar
  USA 
  SQQ-23 PAIR 
   
  B & K 
  3.0 
  1.3 
  3 
  MFa 
  Surf 
   
  Modified SQS-23. Has two domes
  USA 
  SQR-14 
   
  Towed 
  -- 
  6.0 
  4 
  VLF-LF 
  Surf 
  1968 
  Long, slow speed towed array
  USA 
  SQR-15 
   
  Towed 
  -- 
  8.5 
  4 
  VLF-LF 
  Surf 
  1974 
  Long, slow speed towed array
  USA 
  SQR-18, -18A 
   
  Towed 
  -- 
  4.3 
  5 
  VLF-LF 
  Surf 
  1976 
  Short, slow speed towed array
  USA 
  SQR-19(V)1 
   
  Towed 
  -- 
  6.8 
  5 
  VLF-LF 
  Surf 
  1984 
  Long, slow speed towed array
  USA 
  SQR-19(V)2, (V)3 
   
  Towed 
  -- 
  7.0 
  6 
  VLF-LF 
  Surf 
  1987 
  Long, high speed towed array
  USA 
  SQS-1 
   
  Bow 
  1.0 
  -- 
  3 
  HFa 
  Surf
  USA 
  SQS-4 Mod 1/2 
   
  B or V 
  1.7 
  -- 
  3 
  HFa 
  Surf 
  1954
  USA 
  SQS-4 Mod 3/4 
   
  B or V 
  1.3 
  -- 
  3 
  HFa 
  Surf
  USA 
  SQS-10/10A 
   
  Bow 
  1.3 
  -- 
  3 
  HFa 
  Surf 
  1951 
  Modernized QHB
  USA 
  SQS-11/11A 
   
  Bow 
  1.3 
  -- 
  3 
  HFa 
  Surf 
   
  Modernized QHB
  USA 
  SQS-23 
   
  Keel 
  3.0 
  0.9 
  3 
  HFa 
  Surf
  USA 
  SQS-26 
   
  Bow 
  3.8 
  1.7 
  3 
  LMFa-MF 
  Surf 
  1962 
  CZ, BB capability
  USA 
  SQS-35 IVDS 
   
  VDS 
  2.1 
  0.4 
  3 
  HFa 
  Surf
  USA 
  SQS-36, -36J 
   
  B or V 
  2.1 
  0.4 
  3 
  HFa 
  Surf, Sub 
   
  SQS-35 variant. USCG
  USA 
  SQS-38 
   
  Bow 
  2.1 
  0.4 
  4 
  HFa 
  Surf 
  1971 
  SQS-35 variant
  USA 
  SQS-39/40 
   
  Bow 
  2.1 
  0.4 
  4 
  HFa 
  Surf 
   
  Numbers relate to different frequencies
  USA 
  SQS-41/42 
   
  Bow 
  1.7 
  0.4 
  4 
  HFa 
  Surf 
   
  Numbers relate to different frequencies
  USA 
  SQS-43/44 
   
  Bow 
  2.1 
  0.4 
  4 
  HFa 
  Surf 
   
  Numbers relate to different frequencies
  USA 
  SQS-45/46 
   
  Bow 
  1.7 
  0.4 
  4 
  HFa 
  Surf 
   
  Numbers relate to different frequencies
  USA 
  SQS-49/50 
   
  Bow 
  2.1 
  0.4 
  4 
  MFa 
  Surf 
   
  USA 
  SQS-51/52 
   
  Bow 
  1.7 
  0.4 
  4 
  HFa 
  Surf 
   
  USA 
  SQS-53A 
   
  Bow 
  4.7 
  2.1 
  4 
  LMFa-MF 
  Surf 
  1972 
  CZ, BB capability
  USA 
  SQS-53B 
   
  Bow 
  5.1 
  2.1 
  4 
  LMFa-MF 
  Surf 
   
  CZ, BB capability
  USA 
  SQS-53C 
   
  Bow 
  5.3 
  2.3 
  5 
  LMFa-MF 
  Surf 
   
  CZ, BB capability
  USA 
  SQS-53D 
   
  Bow 
  5.5 
  2.5 
  6 
  LMFa-MF 
  Surf 
   
  CZ, BB capability
  USA 
  SQS-56 
   
  Keel 
  3.0 
  1.3 
  5 
  MFa 
  Surf 
  1977
  USA 
  SQS-60 
   
  Bow 
  3.5 
  1.5 
  7 
  MFa 
  Surf
  
  America’s Navy 
  K-3
  Annex K1 - Search Sonars (continued)
   
   
   
   
   
  Base 
  Base
   
   
   
   
   
  Active 
  Passive 
   
  Freq 
  Plat-
  Country Name 
   
  Type 
  Range 
  Range 
  Gen 
  Banda 
  form 
  IOC 
  Remarks
  USA 
  SQS-61 
   
  Bow 
  2.0 
  1.0 
  7 
  HFa 
  Surf 
   
  Mine and obstacle avoidance
  USA 
  STASS 
   
  Towed 
   -- 
  3.5 
  4 
  VLF-LF 
  Sub 
  1977 
  Short, slow speed towed array
  USA 
  TB-16 
   
  Towed 
  -- 
  4.3 
  5 
  VLF-LF 
  Sub 
   
  Short, slow speed towed array
  USA 
  TB-16A 
   
  Towed 
  -- 
  4.3 
  5 
  VLF-LF 
  Sub 
  1982 
  Short, slow speed towed array
  USA 
  TB-16B 
   
  Towed 
  -- 
  4.3 
  6 
  VLF-LF 
  Sub 
  1987 
  Short, high speed towed array
  USA 
  TB-16D 
   
  Towed 
   -- 
  4.8 
  6 
  VLF-LF 
  Sub 
  1988 
  Short, high speed array. 45/65 produced.
  USA 
  TB-16E 
   
  Towed 
   -- 
  5.0 
  6 
  VLF-LF 
  Sub 
  1989 
  Short, high speed array.
  USA 
  TB-16G 
   
  Towed 
   -- 
  5.2 
  6 
  VLF-LF 
  Sub 
  2003 
  Short, high speed array.
  USA 
  TB-23 
   
  Towed 
   -- 
  7.5 
  6 
  VLF-LF 
  Sub 
  1987 
  Long, slow speed array. 50 Produced
  USA 
  TB-29/29A 
   
  Towed 
   -- 
  10.0 
  6 
  VLF-LF 
  Sub 
  1993/ 
  Long, high speed array. Ten TB-29 produced,
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
  2002 
  canceled due to cost. TB-29A is COTS3-based.
  USA 
  TB-33 
   
  Towed 
   -- 
  10.5 
  7 
  VLF-LF 
  Sub 
   
  Long, high speed array. Fiber optic
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
  replacement for TB-29A.
  USA 
  TB-34 
   
  Towed 
   -- 
  6.0 
  7 
  VLF-LF 
  Sub 
  2010? 
  Short, high speed array. Fiber optic
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
  replacement for TB-16.
  USA 
  TB-37 MFTA4 
   
  Towed 
  8.0 
  8.0 
  7 
  VLF-LMFa 
  Surf 
   
  Long, high speed towed array
  Note:
  a) Active sonars have the frequency they transmit on marked with a superscript “a.”
  2) ACRI: Acoutic Rapid COTS3 Insertion
  3) COTS: Commercial Off The Shelf 
  4) Multifunction Towed Array
  
  America’s Navy
  R-1
  CVE-112 Siboney
   Feb 55 - Apr 55: 2nd. VS-39; 5 AF-2S/5 AF-2W/3 S2F-1, HS-3; est6 HO4S-3S
  CVE-116 Badoeng Strait
   Apr 55 - Oct 55: 7th. VS-38; 11 S2F-1, HS-2 Det P; 7 HO4S-3S
  CVE-119 Point Cruz
   Aug 55 - Feb 56: 7th. VS-25; 12 S2F-1, HS-4; 5 HO4S-3S
  CVHA-1 Thetis Bay
   Jul 57 - Dec 57: 7th. HMRL-163; 7 HRS-3
   May 59: Redesignated LPH
  LPH-6 Thetis Bay
   Apr 59 - Nov 59: 7th. HMRL-261; 16 HUS-1, HMRL-362; 18 HUS-1
   Mar 61 - Aug 61: 7th. HMRL-162; 24 HUS-1
   Oct 62 - Dec 62: CMC. HMM-261; 24 UH-34D, HMM-265; 14 UH-34D
  CVA-9 Essex
   Nov 54 - Jun 55: CVG-2. 7th. VF-24; 14 F9F-6, VF-63; 13 F9F-6, VF-64; 14 F9F-5, VA-65; 5 AD-4/5 AD-4B, VC-3 Det A; 4 F2H-3, VC-11 Det A; 3 AD-4W, VC-35 Det A; 4 AD-
  5N, VC-61 Det A; 3 F2H-2P, HU-1; est2 HUP-2
   Jul 56 - Jan 57: CVG-11. 7th. VF-112; 13 F9F-8, VF-114; 8 F2H-3, VA-113; 13 F9F-8B, VA-115; 14 AD-6, VAW-11 Det C; 2 AD-5W, VAAW-35 Det C; 4 AD-5N, VAH-6 Det C; 2 
  AJ-2, VFP-61 Det C; 2 F9F-8P, HU-1; est2 HUP-2
   Feb 58 - Nov 58: ATG-201. 6th/7th. VF-11; 11 F2H-4, VF-62; 12 FJ-3M, VA-83; 14 A4D-2, VA-105; 14 AD-6, VAW-12 Det 45; 4 AD-5W, VAAW-33 Det 45; 4 AD-5N, VAH-7 Det 
  45; 5 AJ-2, VFP-62 Det 45; 3 F9F-8P, HU-2 Det 45; 1 HUP-2
   May 59 - Jul 59: CVG-10. 2nd. VF-13; 13 F4D-1, VF-62; 14 FJ-3M, VA-106; 12 A4D-2, VA-176; 12 AD-6, VMA-225; 12 A4D-2, VAW-12 Det 45; 3 AD-5W, VAAW-33 Det 45; est3 
  AD-5Q, VFP-62 Det 45; est3 F9F-8P, HU-2 Det 45; 2 HUP-2
   Aug 59 - Feb 60: CVG-10. 6th. VF-13; 11 F4D-1, VF-62; 12 FJ-3M, VA-106; 12 A4D-2, VA-176; 11 AD-6, VMA-225; 12 A4D-2, VAW-12 Det 45; 3 AD-5Q, VAW-33 Det 45; 2 AD-
  5Q, VFP-62 Det 45; 3 F9F-8P, HU-2 Det 45; 2 HUP-3
   Mar 60: Redesignated CVS
  Annex R - Carrier Air Wing Assignments
   
  This annex is the decades-long work of Andy Doty, a retired US Navy Fire Control Chief. Working from US Navy documents and many other sources, he has collected 
  information on air wing and aircraft detachments aboard US Navy aviation-capable ships from 1955 through to 2020. The information includes dates embarked, unit names, 
  fleet assignments, and where known, aircraft type and number of aircraft in the unit. He also notes if the unit took part in any actions or campaigns, e.g., the Cuban Missile 
  Crisis.
   
  It is intended for scenario designers and players who want to use historical aircraft units and strengths in their scenarios.
   
  This list is not complete. There are gaps in available information, and of course there are always new ships and new deployments to add. If anyone has information they 
  would like to add to this collection, or sees errors, please contact us at adtrgroup@aol.com and we will make sure Chief Doty receives it.
  Notation: After the date of the deployment and air group identification (if any), is fleet assignment, followed by squadron designation, and number and type of aircraft as-
  signed. Sometimes, instead of a numbered fleet assignment, there will be a military campaign: CMC (Cuban Missile Crisis), DS (Desert Storm)
  
  America’s Navy 
  R-2
  CVS-9 Essex
   Jun 60 - Aug 60: CVSG-60. 2nd. VS-34; 3 S2F-1/5 S2F-2S/2 S2F-2, VS-39; 4 S2F-1/5 S2F-2S, HS-9; 13 HSS-1N, VAW-12 Det 45; 4 AD-5W, HU-2; Det 45 1 HUK-1
   Sep 60 - Dec 60: CVSG-60. 2nd/6th/5th. VS-34; 3 S2F-1/5 S2F-2S /2 S2F-2, VS-39; 4 S2F-1/5 S2F-2S, HS-9; 13 HSS-1, VAW-12 Det 45; 4 AD-5W, HU-2; Det 45 1 HUK-1
   Mar 61 - May 61: CVSG-60. 2nd. VS-34; 2 S2F-1/7 S2F-2S, VS-39; 3 S2F-1/7 S2F-2S, HS-9; 15 HSS-1, VA-34; 12 A4D-2, VAW-12 Det 45; 4 AD-5W, HU-2 Det 45; 1 HUP-3
   Oct 61 - Feb 62: CVSG-56. 2nd/6th. VS-24; 2 S2F-1/7 S2F-2S, VS-27; 9 S2F-1/2 S2F-2S, HS-9; 13 HSS-1, VAW-33 Det 45; 4 AD-5W, HU-2 Det 45; 1 HUP-2
   Mar 62 - Sep 62: FRAM II modernization
   Oct 62 - Dec 62: CVSG-60. 2nd. VS-34; 10 S-2D, VS-39; 10 S-2D, HS-9; 12 SH-3A, VAW-12 Det 9; 4 E-1B, HU-2 Det 9; est2 UH-25C
   Jan 63 - Feb 63: CVSG-60. 2nd. VS-34; 10 S-2D, VS-39; 10 S-2D, HS-9; 13 SH-3A, VAW-12 Det 9; 4 E-1B
   May 67 - Sep 67: CVSG-54. 2nd. VS-22; 10 S-2E, VS-32; 10 S-2E, HS-5; 15 SH-3A, VAW-121 Det 9; 4 E-1B
   Feb 68 - Jun 68: CVSG-60. 2nd/6th. VS-34; 9 S-2E, VS-39; 10 S-2E, HS-9; 16 SH-3A, VAW-121 Det 9; 4 E-1B
  CVA-10 Yorktown
   Jul 54 - Feb 55: CVG-15. 7th. VF-152; 11 F2H-3, VF-153; 16 F9F-6, VF-154; 12 F9F-5, VA-155; 16 AD-6, VC-11 Det D; 3 AD-4W, VC-35 Det D; 4 AD-4N, VC-61 Det D; 3 F9F-
  6P, HU-1 Det D; est2 HUP-2
   Mar 56 - Sep 56: ATG-4. 7th. VF-23; 9 F2H-3, VF-94; 14 F9F-8B, VF-214; 12 F9F-8B, VA-216; 8 AD-4B/8 AD-4NA, VC-6 Det K; est2 AJ-2, VC-11 Det K; 1 AD-4Q/3 AD-5W, 
  VC-35 Det K; 4 AD-5N, VC-61 Det K; 3 F2H-2P, HU-1; HUP-2
   Mar 57 - Aug 57: CVG-19. 7th. VF-191; 16 FJ-3, VF-193; 8 F2H-3, VA-192; 6 F9F-8/9 F9F-8B, VA-195; 1 AD-4Q/14 AD-6, VAW-11 Det F; 3 AD-5W, VAH-6 Det F; 2 AJ-2, 
  VAAW-35 Det F; 4 AD-5N, VFP-61 Det F; 3 F9F-8P, HU-1 Det F; est2 HUP-2
  CVS-10 Yorktown
   Nov 58 - May 59: CVS10. 7th. VF-92 Det N; 4 F2H-3, VS-37; 17 S2F-1/3 S2F-2, VAW-11; est3 AD-5W, HS-2; est2 HSS-1
   Jan 60 - Jul 60: CVS-10. 7th. VS-23; 20 S2F-1, HS-4; 13 HSS-1N, VAW-11 Det T; 4 AD-5W
   Jul 61 - Mar 62: CVSG-55. 7th. VS-23; 10 S2F-1, VS-25; 8 S2F-1, HS-4; 15 HSS-1N, VAW-11 Det T; 4 AD-5W
   Oct 62 - Jun 63: CVSG-55. 7th. VS-23; 11 S-2F, VS-25; 11 S-2D, HS-4; 2 SH-34G/16 SH-34J, VAW-11 Det T; 4 EA-1E
   Oct 64 - May 65: CVSG-55. 7th. VS-23; 10 S-2E, VS-25; 10 S-2E, HS-4; 14 SH-3A, VMA-223 Det T; 4 A-4C, VAW-11 Det T; 5 EA-1E, HU-1 Det T; 2 UH-2B
   Jan 66 - Jul 66: CVSG-55. 7th. VS-23; 10 S-2E, VS-25; 11 S-2E, HS-4; 17 SH-3A, VAW-11 Det T; 4 E-1B
   Dec 67 - Jul 68: CVSG-55. 7th. VS-23; 9 S-2E, VS-25; 9 S-2E, HS-4; 17 SH-3D, VAW-111 Det 10; 4 E-1B, HC-7 Det 111; 1 SH-3A
   Sep 69 - Dec 69: CVSG-56. 2nd. VS-24; 10 S-2E, VS-27; 9 S-2E, VSF-1 Det 10: 3 A-4C, HS-3: 12 SH-3D, VAW-121 Det 10: 4 E-1B
  CVA-11 Intrepid
   May 55 - Nov 55: CVG-4. 6th. VF-22; 8 F2H-2/6 F2H-2B, VF-44; 14 F2H-2, VF-173; 12 FJ-3, VA-45; 14 AD-6, VC-4 Det 33; 4 F2H-4, VC-12 Det 33; 3 AD-4W, VC-33 Det 33; 2 
  AD-4Q/4 AD-5N, VC-62 Det 33; 3 F2H-2P, HU-2 Det 33; 1 HUP-2
   Mar 56 - Sep 56: CVG-8. 6th. VF-61; 14 F9F-8, VF-82; 11 F2H-4, VA-83; est8 F7U-3M, VA-85; 1 AD-4Q/2 AD-5N/12 AD-6, VC-12 Det 33; est3 AD-5W, VC-33 Det 33; 5 AD-
  5N, VC-62 Det 33; 3 F2H-2P, VAH-5 Det 33; est4 AJ-2, HU-2 Det 33; 1 HUP-2
   Jun 58 - Aug 58: CVG-8. 2nd. VF-41; 14 F3H-2N, VF-81; 10 F9F-8/2 F8F-8B, VA-42; 12 AD-6, VAW-12 Det 33; 4 AD-5W, VAAW-33 Det 33; 3 AD-5N, VFP-62 Det 33; 3 F9F-
  8P, HU-2 Det 33; 1 HUP-2
   Feb 59 - Aug 59: CVG-6. 6th. VF-33; 12 F11F-1, VF-74; 12 F4D-1, VA-25; 11 AD-6, VA-46; 12 A4D-2, VA-66; 12 A4D-2, VAW-12 Det 33; 2 AD-5W, VAAW-33 Det 33; est3 AD-
  5N, VFP-62 Det 33; 3 F9F-8P, HU-2 Det 33; 2 HUP-2
   Aug 60 - Feb 61: CVG-6. 6th. VF-33; 14 F11F-1, VF-74; 13 F4D-1, VA-65; 12 AD-6, VA-66; 11 A4D-2, VA-76; 10 A4D-2, VAW-12 Det 33; 4 AD-5W, VAW-33 Det 33; 3 AD-5Q, 
  VFP-62 Det 33; 3 F8U-1P, HU-2 Det 33; 2 HUP-3
   Aug 61 - Feb 62: CVG-6. 6th. VF-33; 11 F-8U-1E, 1 F-8A, VF-162; 12 F4D-1, VA-65; 12 AD-6, VA-66; 10 A4D-2, VA-76; 10 A4D-2, VAW-12 Det 33; 4 WF-2, VAW-33 Det 33; 3 
  AD-5Q, VFP-62 Det 33; 1 F8U-1P, HU-2 Det 33; 2 HUP-3
  CVS-11 Intrepid
   Jun 64 - Sep 64: CVSG-56. 6th. VS-24; 10 S-2F, VS-27; 10 S-2E, HS-3; 13 SH-3A, VAW-33 Det 11; 3 EA-1E
   Mar 65 - Nov 65: FRAM II modernization
   Apr 66 - Nov 66: CVW-10. 7th. VA-15; 16 A-4B/1 A-4C, VA-95; 18 A-4B, VA-165; 9 A-1H/2 A-1J, VA-176; 12 A-1H, HC-2 Det 11; 3 UH-2A
  
  America’s Navy
  R-3
   May 67 - Dec 67: CVW-10. 7th. VF-111; est14 F-8C, VSF-3; est17 A-4B, VA-15; 13 A-4C, VA-34; 14 A-4C, VA-145; 5 A-1H/3 A-1J, VA-165; 9 A-1H/3 A-1J, VAW-33 Det 11; EA-
  1F, VAW-121 Det 11; 3 E-1B, VFP-63 Det 11; 3 RF-8G, HC-2 Det 11; 1 UH-2A/1 UH-2B
   Jun 68 - Feb 69: CVW-10. 7th. VF-111 Det 11; 6 F-8C, VA-36; 16 A-4C, VA-66; 16 A-4C, VA-106; 16 A-4E, VAW-121 Det 11; 2 E-1B, VAQ-33 Det 11; 3 EA-1F, VFP-63 Det 11 3 
  RF-8G, HC-2 Det 11; 2 UH-2A/1 UH-2B
   Apr 71 - Oct 71: CVSG-56. 2nd/6th. VS-24; 7 S-2E, VS-27; 6 S-2E, VS-31; 7 S-2E, HS-11; 5 SH-3C, VA-45 Det 11; 3 A-4C, VAW-121 Det 11; 3 E-1B
   Jul 72 - Oct 72: CVSG-56. 2nd. VS-24; 7 S-2G, VS-27; 6 S-2G, VS-31; 7 S-2G, HS-5; 8 SH-3D, HS-11; 8 SH-3D, VAW-121 Det 11; 5 E-1B
   Nov 72 - May 73: CVSG-56. 6th. VS-24; 6 S-2G, VS-27; 6 S-2G, VS-31; 6 S-2G, HS-11; 8 SH-3D, VA-45 Det 11; 15 A-4E, VAW-121 Det 11; 2 E-1B
  CVA-12 Hornet
   May 54 - Dec 54: CVG-9. 6th. VF-91; 18 F9F-6, VF-93; 10 F9F-5, VF-94; 11 F9F-5, VA-95; 14 AD-6, VC-3 Det M; 4 F2H-3, VC-11 Det M; 3 AD-4W, VC-35 Det M; 4 AD-4N, 
  VC-61 Det M; 3 F2H-2P, HU-1 Det M; est1 HUP-2
   May 55 - Dec 55: CVG-7. 7th. VF-71; 9 F2H-3, VF-72; 12 F9F-5, VF-73; 12 F9F-6, VA-75; 14 AD-6, VC-6 Det 32; est3 AJ-2, VC-12 Det 32; 3 AD-4N, VC-33 Det 32; 3 AD-5N, 
  VC-62 Det 32; 2 F9F-6P, HU-1; est1 HUP-2
   Jan 57 - Jul 57: CVG-14. 7th. VF-142; 13 FJ-3M, VF-144; 13 F9F-8, VA-145; 1 AD-4Q/14 AD-6, VA-146; 12 F9F-8/1 F9F-8B, VAH-6 Det F; 3 AJ-2, VAAW-35 Det F; 4 AD-5N, 
  VAW-11 Det F; 3 AD-5W, VFP-61 Det F; 3 F9F-8P, HU-1 Det F; est1 HUP-2
   Jan 58 - Jul 58: ATG-4. 7th. VF-94; 12 FJ-3M, VF-152; 9 F2H-3, VA-214; 14 FJ-4B, VA-216; 1 AD-5/14 AD-7, VAH-6 Det K; est3 AJ-2, VAW-11 Det K; est3 AD-5W, VAAW-35 
  Det K; 2 AD-5N, VFP-61 Det K; est3 F9F-8P, HU-1 Det K; est1 HUP-2
  CVS-12 Hornet
   Apr 59 - Oct 59: CVS-12. 7th. VS-38; 18 S2F-1/4 S2F-2, HS-8; 15 HSS-1, VAW-11 Det Q; 1 F2H-3/4 F2H-4
   May 60 - Dec 60: CVS-12. 7th. VS-37; 9 S2F-1/13 S2F-2, HS-2; 15 HSS-1, VAW-11 Det N; 4 AD-5W
   Jun 62 - Dec 62: CVSG-57. 7th. VS-35; 10 S-2D, VS-37; 10 S-2D, HS-2; 2 SH-34G/13 SH-3A, VAW-11 Det N; 5 EA-1E
   Oct 63 - Apr 64: CVSG-57. 7th. VS-35; 9 S-2D, VS-37; 10 S-2D, HS-2; 14 SH-3A, VMA-214 Det N; 4 A-4B, VAW-11 Det N; 5 EA-1E, HU-1 Det N; 1 UH-2A
   Jun 64 - Feb 65: FRAM II modernization
   Aug 65 - Mar 66: CVSG-57. 7th. VS-35; 11 S-2D, VS-37; 11 S-2D, HS-2; 16 SH-3A, VAW-11 Det N; 4 E-1B, H&MS-15 Det N; 3 A-4C
   Mar 67 - Oct 67: CVSG-57. 7th. VS-35; 9 S-2E, VS-37; 10 S-2E, HS-2; 20 SH-3A, VAW-11 Det 12; 4 E-1B, H&MS-15 Det N; 4 A-4C
   Sep 68 - May 69: CVSG-57. 7th. VS-35; 10 S-2E, VS-37; 10 S-2E, HS-2; 16 SH-3A, VAW-111 Det 12; 4 E-1B, HC-7 Det 107; 1 UH-2A
  CVA-14 Ticonderoga
   Nov 55 - Aug 56: CVG-3. 6th. VF-31; 10 F2H-3, VF-32; 14 F9F-8, VA-35; 5 AD-6, VA-66; 10 F7U-3, VAH-9; est3 AJ-1, VC-12 Det-39; 5 AD-5W, VC-33 Det-39; 1 AD-4Q/3 AD-
  5N, VC-62 Det-39; 3 F2H-2P, HU-2; 1 HUP-2
   Sep 57 - Apr 58: CVG-9. 7th. VF-91; 14 FJ-3, VF-122; 9 F3H-2N, VA-93; 12 A4D-1, VA-95; 12 AD-6, VAAW-35 Det M; 4 AD-5N, VAW-11 Det M; 3 AD-5W, VFP-61 Det M; 3 
  F2H-2P, HU-1; est1 HUP-3
   Oct 58 - Feb 59: ATG-1. 7th. VF-52; 12; F2H-3, VF-112; 8 F3H-2M, VA-196; 14 AD-6, VAAW-35 Det H; 2 AD-5N, VAH-2 Det H; 4 A3D-2, VAW-11 Det H; 3 AD-5W, VFP-61 Det 
  H; 3 F9F-8P, HU-1; est1 HUP-2
   Mar 60 - Oct 60: CVG-5. 7th. VF-51; 11 F4D-1, VF-53; 12 F3H-2, VA-52; 10 AD-6, VA-55; 12 A4D-2, VA-56; 12 A4D-2, VAW-4 Det B; est4 A3D-2, VAW-11 Det B; est3 AD-5W, 
  VCP-63 Det B; est3 F8U-1P, HU-1 Det B; 2 HUP-2
   May 61 - Jan 62: CVG-5. 7th. VF-51; 11 F8U-1, VF-53; 11 F3H-2, VA-52; 10 AD6, VA-55; 11 A4D-2, VA-56; 12 A4D-2, VAH-4 Det B; 2 A3D-2, VAW-11 Det B; 3 WF-2, VCP-61 
  Det B; est3 A3D-2P, VCP-63 Det B; est3 F8U-1P, HU-1 Det 1B; 1 HUP-3
   Jan 63 - Jul 63: CVG-5. 7th. VF-51; 11 F-8E, VF-54; 9 F-3B, VA-52; 10 A-1H/2 A-1J, VA-55; 11 A-4C, VA-56; 12 A-4B, VA-146 Det B; 3 A-3B, VFP-63 Det B; 3 RF-8A, VAW-11 
  Det B; 3 E-1B, HU-1 Det B; est2 UH-2A
   Apr 64 - Dec 64: CVW-5. 7th. VF-51; 11 F-8E, VF-53; 10 F-8E, VA-52; 10 A-1H/2 A-1J, VA-55; 13 A-4E, VA-56; 13 A-4E, VFP-63 Det B; 3 RF-8A, VAW-11 Det B; 3 E-1B, VAH-4 
  Det B; est3 A-3B, VAH-13 Det B; est3 EA-1F, HU-1 Det B; est2 HU-2A
   Sep 65 - May 66: CVW-5. 7th. VF-51; 11 F-8E, VF-53; 12 F-8E, VA-52; 8 A-1H/4 A-1J, VA-56; 15 A-4E, VA-144; 14 A-4C, VAH-4 Det B; 3 A-3B, VAW-11 Det B; 3 E-1B, VFP-63 
  Det B; 3 RF-8A, HC-1 Det B; est1 UH-2A/est1 UH-2B
   Oct 66 - May 67: CVG-19. 7th. VF-191; 9 F-8E, VF-194; 6 F-8E, VA-52; 10 A-1H, VA-192; 14 A-4E, VA-195; 11 A-4C, VAH-4 Det E; 3 A-3B, VAW-11 Det E; 2 E-1B, VFP-63 Det 
  E; 3 RF-8G, HC-1 Det E; 1 UH-2A/2 UH-2B
  
  America’s Navy 
  R-4
   Dec 67 - Aug 68: CVG-19. 7th. VF-191; 11 F-8E, VF-194; 11 F-8E, VA-23; 14 A-4F, VA-192; 13 A-4F, VA-195; 12 A-4C, VAW-33 Det 14; est2 RF-8G, VAH-4 Det 14; 3 KA-3B, 
  VAW-111 Det 14; 3 E-1B, VFP-63 Det 14; 1 RF-8G, VAQ-33 Det 14; 3 EA-1F, HC-1 Det 14; est1 UH-2A/est1 UH-2B
   Feb 69 - Sep 69: CVW-16. 7th. VF-111; 8 F-8H, VF-162; 10 F-8J, VA-25; 7 A-7A, VA-87; 11 A-7B, VA-112; 7 A-4C, VFP-63 Det 14; 2 RF-8G, VAQ-130 Det 14; 3 EKA-3B, VAW-
  111 Det 14; 3 E-1B, HC-7 Det 110; 6 SH-3A
  CVS-14 Ticonderoga
   Mar 71 - Jul 71: CVSG-59. 7th/5th. VS-33; 6 S-2E, VS-37; 6 S-2E, VS-38; 6 S-2E, VS-21; 4 S-2E, HS-4; 8 SH-3D, HS-8; 8 SH-3D, VAW-111 Det 4; 4 E-1B
   May 72 - Jul 72: CVSG-53. 7th. VS-21; 6 S-2E, VS-29; 6 S-2E, VS-33; 5 S-2E, VS-35; 5 S-2E, VS-38; 4 S-2E, HS-4; 5 SH-3D, HS-8; 5 SH-3D, VAW-111 Det 3; 4 E-1B
  CVA-15 Randolph
   Nov 54 - Jun 55: ATG-181. 6th. VF-21; 18 F9F-6, VF-34; 13 F2H-2, VF-41; 11 F2H-3, VA-42; 14 AD-6, VC-12 Det 36; 3 AD-4W, VC-33 Det 36; 1 AD-3Q/1 AD-4Q/3 AD-5N, VC-
  62 Det 36; 3 F2H-2P, HU-2 Det 36; 1 HUP-2
   Jul 56 - Feb 57: CVG-4. 6th. VF-62; 2 FJ-3/7 FJ-3M, VF-102; 11 F2H-4, VA-46; 13 F9F-8, VA-176; 11 AD-6, VAAW-33 Det 36; 4 AD-5N, VAH-11 Det 36; est4 AJ-1, VAW-12 Det 
  36; 4 AD-5W, VFP-62 Det 36; 3 F9F-8P, HU-2; 1 HUP-2
   Jul 58 - Mar 59: CVG-7. 6th. VF-71; 10 F2H-4, VF-84; 11 FJ-3M, VA-75; 14 AD-6, VA-86; est12 A4D-2, VAAW-33 Det 36; 3 AD-5N, VAW-12 Det 36; 4 AD-5W, VFP-62 Det 36; 3 
  F9F-8P, HU-2; est1 HUP-3
   Jun 60 - Feb 61: FRAM II modernization
  CVS-15 Randolph
   Jun 62 - Aug 62: CVSG-58. 6th. VS-26; 10 S-2D, VS-36; 10 S-2D, HS-7; 15 SH-34J, VAW-12 Det 15; 4 E-1B
   Oct 62 - Nov 62: CVSG-58. CMC. VS-26; 10 S-2D, VS-36; 10 S-2D, HS-7; 13 SH-34J, VAW-12 Det 15; 4 E-1B
   Jun 65 - Sep 65: CVSG-58. 6th. VS-26; 9 S-2D, VS-36; 9 S-2D, HS-7; 15 SH-3A, VAW-12 Det 15; 4 E-1B
   May 66 - Sep 66: CVSG-60. 2nd. VS-34; est10 S-2E, VS-39; est10 S-2E, HS-9; 15 SH-3A, VAW-12 Det 15; 4 E-1B
   Sep 67 - Dec 67: CVSG-56. 6th. VS-24; est10 S-2E, VS-27; 10 S-2E, HS-3; 16 SH-3A, VAW-121 Det 15; est4 E-1B
  CVA-16 Lexington
   May 56 - Dec 56: ATG-1. 7th. VF-52; 8 F2H-3, VF-111; 7 F9F-8/8 F9F-8B, VX-4; 4 F7U-3M, VA-151; 7 F7U-3, VA-196; 16 AD-6; VC-6 Det H; est3 AJ-2, VC-11 Det H; 3 AD-4W, 
  VC-35 Det H; 4 AD-5N, VC-61 Det H; 3 F9F-8P, HU-1 Det H; est1 HUP-3; GMGRU-1 Det H; est2 F9F-6D
   Apr 57 - Oct 57: CVG-12. 7th. VF-121; 14 FJ-3M, VF-123; 9 F9F-8, VF-124; 9 F3H-2N, VA-125; est6 AD-6/est8 AD-7, VAAW-35 Det G; 4 AD-5N, VAH-6 Det G; 2 AJ-2, VAW-11 
  Det G; 3 AD-5W, VFP-61 Det G; 3 F9F-8P, HU-1 Det G; est1 HUP-3, GMGRU-1 Det H; 2 FJ-3D
   Jul 58 - Dec 58: CVG-12. 7th. VF-24; est9 F3H-2M, VF-213; 12 F4D-1, VA-212; 11 AJ-4B, VA-215; 1 AD-5/14 AD-6, VAAW-35 Det L; 4 AD-5N, VAW-11 Det L; 3 AD-5W, VFP-
  61 Det L; est2 F9F-8P, HU-1 Det L; est1 HUP-2
   Apr 59 - Dec 59: CVG-21. 7th. VF-211; 12 F11F-1, VF-213; 11 F4D-1, VA-212; 10 FJ-4B, VA-215; 12 AD-6, VA-216; 12 A4D-2, VAAW-35 Det L; est3 AD-5N, VAH-4 Det L; est3 
  A3D-2, VAW-11 Det LN; 1 AD-5W, VFP-61 Det L; est3 F8U-1P, HU-1 Det L; est1 HUP-2
   Oct 60 - Jun 61: CVG-21. 7th. VF-211; 12 F8U-1, VF-213; 12 F3H-2, VA-212; 12 FJ-4B, VA-215; 12 AD-6, VA-216; 12 AJ-4B, VAH-4 Det L; 3 A3D-2, VAW-11 Det L; 3 WF-2, 
  VAW-13 Det L; est3 AD-5Q, VCP-63 Det L; 3 F8U-1P, HU-1 Det L; 2 HUP-3
   Nov 61 - May 62: CVG-14. 7th. VF-141; 12 F3H-2, VMF-323; 11 F8U-2, VA-144; 9 FJ-4B, VA-145; 11 AD-6, VA-146; 11 FJ-4B, VAH-4 Det F; 3 A3D-2, VAW-11 Det F; 3 WF-2, 
  VAW-13 Det F; 2 AD-5Q, VFP-63 Det F; 3 F8U-1P, HU-1 Det F; 2 HUP-3
   Jan 69: Lexington; Redesignated CVT
  CVA-18 Wasp
   Sep 54 - Apr 55: ATG-1. 7th. VF-52; 12 F9F-2, VF-111; 20 F9F-6, VF-151; 12 F9F-2, VF-194; 16 AD-6, VC-3 Det H; 4 F2H-3, VC-11 Det H; 3 AD-4W, VC-35 Det H; 4 AD-4N, 
  VC-61 Det H; 3 F2H-2P, HU-1 Det 3; est2 HUP-2
   Apr 56 - Oct 56: CVG-15. 7th. VF-152; 8 F2H-3, VF-153; 2 F9F-8/10 F9F-8B, VA-155; 15 AD-6, VMA-223; 17 F9F-5, VC-11 Det D; 1 AD-4Q/2 AD-5W, VC-35 Det D; 4 AD-5N, 
  VC-61 Det D; 3 F9F-8P, HU-1; est2 HUP-2
  
  America’s Navy
  R-5
  CVS-18 Wasp
   May 58 - Oct 58: CVS-18. 6th. VS-31; 20 S2F-1/3 S2F-2, HS-11; 14 HSS-1, VAW-12; est4 AD-5W, VFAW-4; est4 AD-5N, HU-2 Det 48; 1 HUP-2
   Jun 61 - Aug 61: CVSG-52. 6th. VS-28; 6 S2F-1/4 S2F-1S, VS-31; 4 S2F-1/6 S2F-2, HS-11; 7 HSS-1/6 HSS-1N, VAW-12 Det 48; 4 AD-5W, HU-2 Det 48; 1 HUP-3
   Feb 62 - Jun 62: CVSG-52. 6th. VS-28; 3 S2F-1/3 S2F-1S/2 S2F-1S1, VS-31; 3 S2F-1/6 S2F-1S/1 S2F-1S1, HS-11; 13 HSS-1N, VA-64 Det 48; 4 AD4-2, VAW-33 Det 48; 4 
  AD-5W
   Oct 62 - Nov 62: CVSG-52. CMC. VS-28; 9 S-2F, VS-31; 3 S-2B/7 S-2F, HS-3; 13 SH-3A, VAW-33 Det 18; 3 EA-1E
   Sep 64 - Dec 64: CVSG-52. 6th. VS-28; 10 S-2E, VS-31; 10 S-2E, HS-11; 16 SH-3A, VAW-33 Det 18; 4 EA-1E
   Jan 67 - Mar 67: FRAM II modernization
   Aug 68 - Dec 68: CVSG-52. 2nd/6th. VS-28; 8 S-2E, VS-31; 8 S-2E, VS-24 Det 18; 1 S-2E, HS-11; 16 SH-3A, VAW-121 Det 18; 5 E-1B, VSF-1; est4 A-4C
   Apr 69 - Jul 69: CVSG-54. 2nd/6th. VS-22; 7 S-2E, VS-32; 8 S-2E, HS-5; est6 SH-3D, VAW-121 Det 18; 2 E-1B
   May 70 - Sep 70: CVSG-54. 2nd. VS-22; 7 S-2E, VS-28; 6 S-2E, VS-32; 5 S-2E, HS-5; 7 SH-3D, HS-7; 6 SH-3D, VAW-121 Det 18; 5 E-1B
   Jan 71 - Mar 71: CVSG-54. 2nd/6th. VS-22; 6 S-2E, VS-28; 7 S-2E, VS-32; 6 S-2E, HS-5; 6 SH-3D, HS-7; 4 SH-3D
  CVA-19 Hancock
   Aug 59 - Jan 60: CVG-15. 7th. VF-151; 11 F2H-2, VF-154; 11 F8U-1E, VA-152; 11 AD-6, VA-153; 12 A4D-2, VA-155; 12 A4D-2, VAH-4 Det D; est4 A3D-2, VCP-61 Det D; est4 
  F8U-1P, VAW-11 Det D; est3 AD-5N, HU-1 Det D; est1 HUP-3
   Jul 60 - Mar 61: CVG-11. 7th. VF-111; 10 F11F-1, VF-114; 11 F3H-2, VA-112; 12 A4D-2, VA-113; 11 A4D-2, VA-115; 10 AD-7, VAH-4 Det C; est3 A3D, VAW-13 Det C; 3 WF-2
   Feb 62 - Aug 62: CVG-21. 7th. VF-211; 9 F-8A, VA-215; 9 A-1H/3 A-1J, VAH-4 Det L; 2 A-3B, VFP 63 Det L; 3 F-8AP, VAW 11 Det L; 2 E-1B, VAW 13 Det L; 2 EA-1F, HU-1 Det 
  L; 2 UH-25C
   Jun 63 - Dec 63: CVG-21. 7th. VF-211; 11 F-8A, VF-213; 10 F-3B, VA-212; 11 A-4B, VA-215; 9 A1-H/3 A1-J, VA-216; 12 A-4C, VAH-4 Det L; 3 A-3B, VFP-63 Det 6; 2 RF-8A, 
  VAW-11 Det 6; 5 E-1B, HU-1 Det L; 2 UH-25B
   Oct 64 - May 65: CVW-21. 7th. VF-214; 11 F-8C, VF-211; 10 F-8E, VA-212; 11 A-4E, VA-215; 9 A-1H/2 A-1J, VA-216; 12 A-4C, VAH-4 Det L; 3 A-3B, VAW-11 Det L; 3 E-1B, 
  VFP-63 Det L; 3 RF-8A, HU-1 Det L; 2 UH-2A, 1 UH-2B
   Nov 65 - Aug 66: CVW-21. 7th. VF-211; 9 F-8E, VF-24; 12 F-8C, VA-212; 13 A-4E, VA-215; 8 A-1H/4 A-1J, VA-216; 13 A-4C, VAW-11 Det L; 3 E-1B, VFP-63 Det L; 2 RF-8A, 
  HC-1 Det L; 2 UH-2A/1 UH-2B
   Jan 67 - Jul 67: CVW-5. 7th. VF-51; 10 F-8E, VF-53; 10 F-8E, VA-93; 13 A-4E, VA-94; 7 A-4C, VA-115; 12 A-1H, VAH-4 Det B; est3 A-3B, VAW-11 Det 31; 2 E-1B, VFP-63 Det 
  B; 3 RF-8G, HC-1 Det B; est1 UH-2A/est1 UH-2B
   Jul 68 - Mar 69: CVW-21. 7th. VF-24; 13 F-8H, VF-211; 10 F-8H, VA-55; 14 A-4F, VA-163; 14 A-4E, VA-164; 14 A-4E, VAW-111 Det 19; 3 E-1B, VFP-63 Det 19; 2 RF-8G, VAW-
  13 Det 19; 3 EKA-3B, HC-1 Det 19; 4 UH-2C
   Aug 69 - Apr 70: CVW-21. 7th. VF-24; 11 F-8H, VF-211; 10 F-8J, VA-55; 14 A-4F, VA-164; 14 A-4F, VA-212; 14 A-4F, VAW-111 Det 19; 3 E-1B, VFP-63 Det 19; 2 RF-8G, HC-1 
  Det 19; 3 UH-2C
   Oct 70 - Jun 71: CVW-21. 7th. VF-24; 13 F-8J, VF-211; 12 F-8J, VA-55; 12 A-4F, VA-164; 14 A-4F, VA-212; 14 A-4F, VAQ-129 Det 62; 3 EKA-3B, VAW-111 Det 19; 3 E-1B, VFP-
  63 Det 19; 3 RF-8G, HC-1 Det 7; 3 UH-2C
   Jan 72 - Oct 72: CVW-21. 7th. VF-24; 10 F-8J, VF-211; 10 F-8J, VA-55; 10 A-4F, VA-164; 11 A-4F, VA-212; 14 A-4F, VFP-63 Det 1; 3 RF-8G, VAQ-135 Det 5; 3 EKA-3B, VAW-
  111 Det 2; 2 E-1B, HC-1 Det 7; 2 SH-3G
   May 73 - Jan 74: CVW-21. 7th/5th. VF-24; 7 F-8J, VF-211; 10 F-8J, VA-55; 14 A-4F, VA-164; 14 A-4F, 2 TA-4F, VA-212; 14 A-4F, VFP-63 Det 1; 2 RF-8G, VAQ-135 Det 5; 3 
  EKA-3B, VAW-111 Det 2; 3 E-1B, HC-1 Det 3; 3 SH-3G, HC-7 Det 110; 2 HH-3A
   Mar 75 - Oct 75: CVW-21. 7th. VF-24; 10 F-8J, VF-211; 8 F-8J, VA-55; 14 A-4F, VA-164; 14 A-4F, 2 TA-4F, VA-212; 14 A-4F, RVAW-110 Det 6; 3 E-1B, VFP-63 Det 1; 2 RF-8G, 
  HC-1 Det 1; 3 SH-3G
  CVA-20 Bennington
   Oct 55 - Mar 56: ATG-201. 7th. VF-13; 14 F9F-8, VA-36; 14 F9F-5, VA-105; 14 AD-6, VC-4 Det-30; 4 F2H-4, VC-12 Det-30; 1 AD-4Q/3 AD-5W, VC-33 Det-30; 4 AD-5N, VC-62 
  Det-30; 3 F9F-6P, HU-2 Det-30; est1 HUP-2
   Oct 56 - May 57: ATG-181. 7th. VF-21; est14 FJ-3M, VF-41; est12 F2H-3, VF-174; est14 F9F-8B, VA-42; est14 AD-6, VAAW-33 Det-30; est3 AD-5N, VAH-6 Det-N; 2 AJ-2, 
  VAW-12 Det-30; est4 AD-5W, VFP-62 Det-30; est3 F9F-8P, HU-1; est1 HUP-2
   Aug 58 - Jan 59: ATG-4. 7th. VF-111; 13 FJ-3M, VA-55; 12 FJ-4B, VA-152; 12 F2H-3, VA-216; 13 AD-6, VAAW-35 Det K; 4 AD-5N, VAH-16 Det K; est4 AJ-2, VAW-11 Det K; 
  est3 AD-5W, VFP-61; est3 F9F-8P, HU-1 Det 14; est1 HUP-2
  
  America’s Navy 
  CVS-20 Bennington
   Oct 60 - Feb 61: CVSG-59. 7th. VS-33; 2 S2F-1/9 S2F-1S, VS-38; 2 S2F-1/8 S2F-1S, HS-8; 15 HSS-1, VAW-11 Det Q; 4 AD-5W
   Jan 62 - Jul 62: CVSG-59. 7th. VS-33; 11 S2F-1S, VS-38; 9 S2F-1, HS-8; 1 HSS-1/16 HSS-1N, VAW-11 Det Q; 5 AD-5W
   Sep 62 - May 63: FRAM II modernization
   Feb 64 - Aug 64: CVSG-59. 7th. VS-33; 10 S-2E, VS-38; 10 S-2E, HS-8; 14 SH-3A, VAW-11 Det Q; 5 EA-1E, VA-93 Det Q; 4 A-4B, HU-1 Det Q; est1 UH-2A
   Mar 65 - Oct 65: CVSG-59. 7th. VS-33; 10 S-2E, VS-38; 10 S-2E, HS-8; 16 SH-3A, VAW-11 Det Q; 4 E-1B, VA-113 Det Q; 4 A-4B
   Nov 66 - May 67: CVSG-59. 7th. VS-33; 11 S-2E, VS-38; 11 S-2E, HS-8; 22 SH-3A, VAW-11 Det Q; 4 E-1B
   May 68 - Nov 68: CVSG-59. 7th. VS-33; 10 S-2E, VS-38; 9 S-2E, HS-8; 14 SH-3A, VAW-111 Det 20; 4 E-1B
  CVA-21 Boxer
   Jun 55 - Feb 56: CVG-14. 7th. VF-142; 20 F9F-6, VF-144; 1 F9F-4/17 F9F-5, VA-145; 8 AD-4/8 AD-4B, VC-11 Det F; 3 AD-4N/1 AD-4Q, VC-35 Det F; 3 AD-5N, VC-61 Det F; 
  3 F9F-5P, HU-1 Det 19; est1 HUP-2
   Nov 55: Redesignated CVS-21
  CVS-21 Boxer
   Jul 56 - Jan 57: CVS-21. 7th. VS-23; 11 S2F-1/10 S2F-2, HS-4; est14 HSS-1, VAW-11 Det F; est3 AD-5W
   Jan 59: Redesignated LPH-4
  LPH-4 Boxer
   Jun 61 - Aug 61: DR. HMRL-263; 20 HUS-1/2 HUS-3
   Oct 62 - Dec 62: CMC. HMM-263; 24 UH-34D, VMO-1; 5 O-1C/6 O-1B/8 OH-43D
   Apr 65 - June 65: DR: HMM-264; 20 UH-34D
   Aug 65 - Oct 65: 6th/5th/7th. Transported units for Army
   Apr 66 - Jul 66: 6th/5th/7th. HMM-265; est21 CH-46A
  CVA-31 Bon Homme Richard
   Aug 56 - Feb 57: CVG-21. 7th. VF-211; 15 FJ-3M, VF-213; 8 F2H-3, VA-212; 8 F7U-3M, VA-215; 18 AD-6, VAAW-35 Det L; 4 AD-5N, VAH-6 Det L; est2 AJ-2, VAW-11 Det L; 3 
  AD-5W, VFP-61 Det L; 3 F2H-2P, HU-1; est1 HUP-2
   Jul 57 - Dec 57: CVG-21. 7th. VF-141; 11 F4D-1, VF-51; 13 FJ-3, VA-54; 6 AD-6/7 AD-7, VA-56; 12 F9F-8B, VAAW-35 Det B; 4 AD-5N, VAH-2 Det B; est3 A3D-2, VAW-11 Det 
  B; 3 AD-5W, VFP-61 Det B; 3 F9F-8P, HU-1; est1 HUP-2
   Nov 58 - Jun 59: CVG-19. 7th. VF-191; 7 F11F-1, VF-193; 9 F3H-2, VA-192; 12 FJ-4B, VA-195; 11 AD-6/1 AD-7, VAAW-35 Det E; 3 AD-5N, VAH-2 Det E; est3 A3D-2, VAW-11 
  Det E; est3 AD-5W, VFP-61 Det E; est3 F9F-8P, HU-1; est1 HUP-2
   Nov 59 - May 60: CVG-19. 7th/5th. VF-191; 12 F11F-1, VF-193; 12 F3H-2, VA-192; 12 A4D-2, VA-195; 12 A4D-2, VA-196; 10 AD-6, VAH-4 Det E; 2 A3D-2, VAW-11 Det E; est3 
  AD-5W, VCP-63 Det E; est3 F8U-1P, HU-1; est1 HUP-2
   Apr 61 - Dec 61: CVG-19. 7th. VF-191; 8 F8U-1, VF-193; 10 F3H-2, VA-192; 11 A4D-2N, VA-195; 12 A4D-2N, VA-196; 12 AD-6, VAH-4 Det E; est3 A3D-2, VAW-11 Det E; 3 
  WF-2/2 AD-5Q, VCP-61 Det E; 3 F8U-1P, HU-1; est1 HUP-3
   Jul 62 - Feb 63: CVG-19. 7th. VF-191; 12 F8U-1, VF-193; 9 F3H-2, VA-192; 12 A4D-2N, VA-195; 12 A4D-2N, VA-196; 5 AD-2/2 AD-7, VAH-4 Det E; est3 A3D-2, VAW-11 Det E; 
  est3 WF-2, VFP-63 Det E; 3 F8U-1P, HU-1; est1 HUP-3
   Jan 64 - Nov 64: CVW-19. 7th/5th. VF-191; 14 F-8E, VF-194; 11 F-8C, VA-192; 12 A-4C, VA-195; 12 A-4C, VA-196; 3 A-1J/9 A-1H, VAH-4 Det E; 3 A-3B, VAW-11 Det E; 3 
  E-1B, VFP-63 Det E; est3 RF-8A, HU-1 Det E; est1 UH-2A, VAP-61 Det E; est3 RA-3B, VQ-1 Det E est3 EA-3B
   Apr 65 - Jan 66: CVW-19. 7th. VF-191; 11 F-8E, VF-194; 11 F-8E, VA-192; 13 A-4C, VA-195; 13 A-4C, VA-196; 12 A-1H, VAW-11 Det E; 3 E-1B, VAW-13 Det E; est3 EA-1F, 
  VFP-63 Det E; 3 RF-8A, HU-1 Det E; 2 UH-2A/1 UH-2B, VQ-1 Det E; est3 EA-3B
   Jan 67 - Aug 67: CVW-21. 7th. VF-24; 13 F-8C, VF-211; 10 F-8E, VA-76; 14 A-4C, VA-212; 14 A-4E, VA-215; 8 A-1H/2 A-1J, VAH-4 Det 31; est3 A-3B, VAW-11 Det L; 3 E-1B, 
  VFP-63 Det L; 3 RF-8G, HC-1 Det L; 2 UH-2B, VAW-13 Det 31; est3 EA-1F
   Jan 68 - Oct 68: CVW-5. 7th. VF-51; 13 F-8H, VF-53; 13 F-8E, VA-93; 15 A-4F, VA-94; 16 A-4E, VA-212; 12 A-4F, VAW-111 Det 31; 3 E-1B, VAW-13 Det 31; est3 EKA-3B, VFP-
  63 Det 31; 4 RF-8G, HC-1 Det 31; 3 UH-2C
  R-6
  
  America’s Navy
   Mar 69 - Oct 69: CVW-5. 7th. VF-51; 12 F-8J, VF-53; 12 F-8J, VA-22; 8 A-4F, VA-94; 6 A-4E, VA-144; 8 A-4E, VFP-63 Det 31; 3 RF-8G, VAQ-130 Det 31; est3 EKA-3B, VAW-
  111 Det 31; est3 E-1B, HC-1 Det 31; 2 UH-2C, HC-7 Det 110; est5 SH-3A
   Apr 70 - Nov 70: CVW-5. 7th. VF-51; 7 F-8J, VF-53; 8 F-8J, VA-22; 11 A-4F, VA-94; 12 A-4C, VA-144; 14 A-4F, VFP-63 Det 31; 2 RF-8G, VAQ-130 Det 31; 2 EKA-3B, VAW-111 
  Det 14; 3 E-1B, HC-1 Det 3; 2 UH-2C
  CVA-33 Kearsarge
   Oct 54 - May 55: CVG-11. 7th. VF-112; 16 F9F-6, VF-113; 11 F9F-2, VF-114; 10 F9F-5, VA-115; 16 AD-6, VC-3 Det C; 7 F2H-3, VC-11; Det C; 3 AD-4W, VC-35 Det C; 4 AD-5N, 
  VC-61 Det C; 3 F9F-6P, HU-1; est1 HUP-2
   Oct 55 - May 56: CVG-5. 7th. VF-54; 18 AD-6, VF-91; 19 F9F-8, VF-141; 10 F2H-3, VC-11; Det B; 1 AD-4Q/3 AD-5W, VC-35 Det B; 4 AD-5N, VC-61 Det B; 2 F2H-2P, HU-1; 
  est1 HUP-2
   Aug 57 - Apr 58: ATG-3. 7th. VF-53; 13 FJ-3M, VF-194; 8 F2H-3, VA-26; 12 F9F-8B, VA-96; 8 AD-6/6 AD-7, VAH-6 Det J; 4 AJ-2, VAAW-35 Det J; 4 AD-5N, VAW-11 Det J; 3 
  AD-5W, VFP-61 Det J; 3 F9F-8P, HU-1; est1 HUP-2
  CVS-33 Kearsarge
   Sep 59 - Mar 60: CVSG-53. 7th. VS-21; 2 S2F-1/14 S2F-1S/3 S2F-2, HS-6; 12 HSS-1/3 HSS-1N, VAW-13 Det A; 3 AD-5W
   Mar 61 - Nov 61: CVSG-53. 7th. VS-21; 4 S2F-1/7 S2F-1S, VS-29; 3 S2F-1/8 S2F-1S, HS-6; 10 HSS-1/6 HSS-1N, VAW-11 Det R; 6 AD-5W
   Apr 63 - Dec 63: CVSG-53. 7th. VS-21; 1 S-2B/9 S-2F, VS-29; 1 S-2A/2 S-2B/8 S-2F, HS-6; 13 SH-3A, 2 SH-34G, VA-22 Det R; 4 A-4B, VAW-11 Det R; 2 EA-1E
   Jun 64 - Dec 64: CVSG-53. 7th. VS-21; 10 S-2F, VS-29; 10 S-2F, HS-6; 14 SH-3A, VAW-11 Det R; 5 EA-1A, VA-153 Det R; 4 A-4B
   Jun 66 - Dec 66: CVSG-53. 7th. VS-21; 10 S-2E, VS-29; 10 S-2E, HS-6; 14 SH-3A, VAW-11 Det R; 4 E-1B
   Aug 67 - Apr 68: CVSG-53. 7th. VS-21; 9 S-2E, VS-29; 10 S-2E, HS-6; 15 SH-3A, VAW-111 Det 33; 4 E-1B
   Mar 69 - Sep 69: CVSG-53. 7th. VS-21; 6 S-2E, VS-29; 6 S-2E, HS-6; 14 SH-3A, VAW-111 Det 33; 4 E-1B, HC-7 Det 110; 5 SH-3A
  CVA-34 Oriskany
   Mar 55 - Sep 55: CVG-19. 7th. VF-191; 22 F9F-6, VF-192; 16 F9F-5, VF-193; 9 F2H-3, VA-195; 15 AD-6, VC-11 Det E; 3 AD-4W, VC-35 Det E; 3 AD-5N, VC-61 Det E; 3 F2H-
  2P, HU-1; est1 HUP-2
   Feb 56 - Aug 56: CVG-9. 7th. VF-93; 1 F9F-8/22 F9F-8B, VF-194; 8 F2H-3, VA-95; 15 AD-6, VC-11 Det M; 1 AD-4Q/3 AD-5W, VC-35 Det M; 4 AD-5N, VC-6; est3 AJ-2, VC-61 
  Det M; 3 F9F-6P, HU-1; est1 HUP-2
   May 60 - Dec 60: CVG-14. 7th. VF-141; 12 F3H-2, VF-142; 12 F8U-2, VA-144; 12 FJ-4B, VA-145; 10 AD-6, VA-146; 11 FJ-4B, VCP-63 Det F; est3 F8U-1P, VAH-4 Det F; est3 
  A3D-2, HU-1 Det F; 2 HUP-2
   Jun 62 - Dec 62: CVG-16. 7th. VF-161; 8 F3H-2M, VMF-232; 13 F8U-1E, VA-163; 12 A4D-2, VA-164; 12 A4D-2, VA-165; 11 AD-6, VAH-4 Det G; 3 A3D-2, VFP-63 Det G; 2 
  F8U-1P, VAW-11 Det G; 3 WF-2, HU-1 Det G; est2 HUP-3
   Aug 63 - Mar 64: CVW-16. 7th. VF-161; 11 F-3B, VF-162; 11 F-8A, VA-163; 12 A-4B, VA-164; 12 A-4B, VA-165; 9 A-1H/3 A-1J, VAH-4 Det G; 2 A-3B, VFP-63 Det G; 3 RF-8A, 
  VAW-11 Det G; 3 E-1B, HU-1 Det G; 2 UH-2A, VQ-1 Det G; est3 EA-3B
   Apr 65 - Dec 65: CVW-16. 7th. VF-162; 11 F-8E, VMF(AW)-212; 12 F-8E, VA-152; 2 A-1J/9 A-1H, VA-163; 13 A-4E, VA-164; 13 A-4E, VAW-11 Det G; 3 E-1B, VFP-63 Det G; 3 
  RF-8A, VMCJ-1 Det G; est3 EF-10B, VQ-1 Det G; est3 EA-3B, VAW-13 Det G; est3 EA-1F, HC-1 Det G; 2 UH-2A, 1 UH-2B
   May 66 - Nov 66: CVW-16. 7th. VF-111; 11 F-8E, VF-162; 4 F-8E, VA-152; 12 A-1H, VA-163; 10 A-4E, VA-164; 12 A-4E, VAH-4 Det G; 3 A-3B, VAW-11 Det G; est3 E-1B, HC-1 
  Det G; 1 UH-2A, 2 UH-2B, VFP-63 Det G; est3 RF-8G, VAP-61 Det G; est3 RA-3B
   Jun 67 - Jan 68: CVW-16. 7th. VF-111; 13 F-8C, VF-162; 9 F-8E, VA-152; 9 A-1H/3 A-1J, VA-163; 10 A-4E, VA-164; 11 A-4E, VFP-63 Det G; 3 RF-8G, VAH-4 Det G; 2 KA-3B, 
  VAW-111 Det 34; 3 E-1B, VAW-13 Det G; est3 EA-1F, VAP-61 Det G; est3 RA-3B, HC-1 Det 34; 1 UH-2A/2 UH-2B
   Apr 69 - Nov 69: CVW-19. 7th. VF-191; 9 F-8J, VF-194; 7 F-8J, VA-23; 14 A-4F, VA-192; 11 A-4F, VA-195; 12 A-4E, VAW-111 Det 34; 2 E-1B, VFP-63 Det 34; 3 RF-8G, VAQ-
  130 Det 34; est3 EKA-3B, HC-1 Det 34; 3 UH-2C
   May 70 - Dec 70: CVW-19. 7th. VF-191; 11 F-8J, VF-194; 12 F-8J, VA-153; 15 A-7A, VA-155; 12 A-7B, VAQ-130 Det 34; 2 EKA-3B, VAW-111 Det 34; 3 E-1B, VFP-63 Det 34; 4 
  RF-8G, HC-1 Det 6; 3 UH-2C
   May 71 - De 71: CVW-19. 7th. VF-191; 10 F-8J, VF-194; 10 F-8J, VA-153; 12 A-7A, VA-155; 12 A-7B, VA-215; 10 A-7B, VAQ-130 Det 3; 2 EKA-3B, VFP-63 Det 34; 3 RF-8G, 
  VAW-111 Det 2; 3 E-1B, HC-1 Det 5; 2 UH-2C, HC-7 Det 110; 2 HH-3A
   Jun 72 - Mar 73: CVW-19. 7th. VF-191; 11 F-8J, VF-194; 11 F-8J, VA-153; 12 A-7A, VA-155; 8 A-7B, VA-215; 13 A-7B, VAW-111 Det 6; 3 E-1B, VAQ-130 Det 3; 3 EKA-3B, VFP-
  63 Det 4; 4 RF-8G, HC-1 Det 5; 3 SH-3G
  R-7
  
  America’s Navy 
   Oct 73 - Jun 74: CVW-19. 7th/5th. VF-191; 9 F-8J, VF-194; 10 F-8J, VA-153; 11 A-7B, VA-155; 11 A-7B, VA-215; 11 A-7B, VFP-63 Det 4; 2 RF-8G, VAW-111 Det 6; 2 E-1B, 
  VAQ-130 Det 3; 3 EKA-3B, HC-1 Det 1; 3 SH-3G
   Sep 75 - Mar 76: CVW-19. 7th. VF-191; 10 F-8J, VF-194; est7 F-8J, VA-153; 9 A-7B, VA-155; 11 A-7B, RVAW-110 Det 4; est3 E-1B, VFP-163; Det 4; 2 RF-8G, HC-6; 6 SH-3A
  CVS-37 Princeton
   Nov 54 - May 55: CVS-37. 7th. VS-23; 16 S2F-1, VS-37; 8 AF-2S/8 AF-2W, HS-4 Det N; est10 HO4S-3S, VC-3 Det N; 3 F4U-5N, VC-11 Det N; est3 AD-5W
   Jan 56 - Aug 56: CVS-37. 7th. VS-20; 12 S2F-1/4 S2F-2, VS-21; 12 S2F-1/4 S2F-2, HS-2 Det N; est10 HO4S-3S, VC-11 Det N; est3 AD-5W
   Jul 57 - Feb 58: CVS-37. 7th. VS-38; 18 S2F-1/4 S2F-2, HS-8; 14 HSS-1, VAW-11 Det Q; est3 AD-5W
   Jun 58 - Dec 58: CVS-37. 7th. VS-23; 17 S2F-1/5 S2F-2, HS-4; 13 HSS-1, VAW-11 Det T; est3 AD-5W
  LPH-5 Princeton
   Feb 60 - Jul 60: 7th. HMRL-362; 19 UH-34D
   Sep 61 - Jun 62: 7th. HMM-261; 23 HUS-1, HMM-362; 24 HUS-1
   Feb 63 - Oct 63: 7th. HMM-163; 20 UH-34D
   Sep 64 - May 65: 7th. HMM-162; 32 UH-34D
   Feb 66 - Sep 66: 7th. HMM-364; 19 UH-34D
   Jan 67 - Jun 67: 7th. HMM-164; 21 CH-46A
   May 68 - Dec 68: 7th. HMM-362; 24 UH-34D
  CVA-38 Shangri La
   Jan 56 - Jun 56: ATG-3. 7th. VF-53; 16 F9F-8, VF-92; 8 AD-4B/7 AD-4NA, VF-122; 14 F9F-8, VC-3 Det J; 4 F2H-3, VC-6 Det J; est3 AJ-2, VC-11 Det J; 1 AD-4Q/3 AD-5W, 
  VC-35 Det J; 4 AD-5N, VC-61 Det J; 3 F2H-2P, HU-1; est1 HUP-2
   Nov 56 - May 57: CVG-2. 7th. VF-24; 13 FJ-3M, VF-64; 8 F2H-3, VA-63; 1 F9F-8/9 F9F-8B, VA-65; 1 AD-4Q/10 AD-6, VAAW-35 Det A; 4 AD-5N, VAW-11 Det A; 3 AD-5W, 
  VX-4 Det A; 3 F7U-3M, VFP-61; Det A; 3 F9F-8P, HU-1; est1 HUP-2
   Mar 58 - Nov 58: CVG-11. 7th. VF-114; 9 F3H-2N, VA-113; 12 A4D-1, VA-115; 15 AD-6, VA-156; 10 F11F-1, VAAW-35 Det C; 4 AD-5N, VAH-4 Det C; 4 A3D-2, VAW-11 Det C; 
  est3 AD-5W, VFP-61 Det C; est3 F9F-8P, HU-1; est1 HUP-2
   Mar 59 - Oct 59: CVG-11. 7th. VF-111; 13 F11F-1, VF-114; 14 F3H-2N, VA-113; 12 A4D-2, VA-115; 11 AD-7, VAAW-35 Det C; 4 AD-5N, VAH-4 Det C; 4 A3D-2, VAW-11 Det C; 
  est3 AD-5W, VFP-61 Det C; est3 F8U-1P, HU-1; est1 HUP-2
   May 60 - Jul 60: CVG-11. 2nd. VF-13; 12 F4D-1, VF-62; 14 F8U-1, VA-12; 14 A4D-2, VA-106; 10 A4D-2, VA-176; 11 AD-6, VAW-12 Det 44; est3 AD-5W, VAW-33 Det 44; est3 
  AD-5Q, VFP-62 Det 44; 2 F8U-1P, HU-2; est1 HUP-3
   Feb 61 - May 61: CVG-10. 6th. VF-13; 13 F4D-1, VF-62; 15 F8U-1, VMA-225; 12 A4D-2N, VA-46; 12 A4D-2N, VA-106; 11 A4D-2, VA-176; 12 AD-6, VAW-12 Det 44; 4 AD-5W, 
  VAW-33 Det 44; 4 AD-5Q, VFP-62 Det 44; 2 F8U-1P, HU-2 Det 44; 2 HUP-3,
   Feb 62 - Aug 62: CVG-10. 6th. VF-13; 9 F4D-1, VMF-251; 12 F8U-1E, VA-176; 11 AD-6, VA-46; 11 A4D-2N, VA-106; 12 A4D-2, VFP-62 Det 44; 2 F8U-1P, VAW-12 Det 44/38; 
  est3 E-1B, VAW-33 Det 44/38; est1, HU-2 2 HUP-3
   Oct 63 - May 64: CVW-10. 6th. VF-13; 12 F-3B, VF-62; 12 F-8E, VA-46; 12 A-4C, VA-106; 12 A-4C, VA-176; 12 A-1H, VAW-12 Det 38; est3 E-1B, VAW-33 Det 38; est3 EA-1F, 
  VFP-62 Det 38; 3 RF-8A, HU-2 Det 38; est1UH-2A
   Feb 65 - Sep 65: CVW-10. 6th. VF-13; 10 F-8E, VF-62; 10 F-8E, VA-46; 13 A-4C, VA-106; 14 A-4C, VA-176; 12 A-1H, VAH-1; est3 A-3D, VAW-12 Det 38; est3 E-1B, VAW-33 
  Det 38; est3 EA-1F, VFP 62 Det 38; 3 RF-8A, HU-2 Det 38; 3 UH-2A
   Sep 66 - May 67: CVW-8. 6th. VF-13; 9 F-8D, VF-62; 6 F-8D, VSF-1; est4 A-4B, VA-81; 11 A-4C, VA-83; 12 A-4C, VAW-12 Det 38; est3 E-1B, VFP-62 Det 38; 3 RF-8A, HC-2 
  Det 38; 2 UH-2A/1 UH-2B
   Nov 67 - Aug 68: CVW-8. 6th. VF-13; 10 F-8C, VF-62; 12 F-8C, VA-81; 4 A-4C, VA-83; 9 A-4C/1 A-4E, VA-95; 8 A-4B, VAW-121 Det 38; est3 E-1B, VFP-62 Det 38; 3 RF-8G, 
  HC-2 Det 38; 3 UH-2A
   Jan 69 - Jul 69: CVW-8. 6th. VF-13; 10 F-8, VF-62; 9 F-8, VA-12; 12 A-4C, VA-72; 14 A-4B, VA-172; 14 A-4B, VAW-121 Det 38; 3 E-1B, VFP-63 Det 38; est3 RF-8G, HC-2 Det 
  38; 2 UH-2A/1 UH-2B
   Mar 70 - Dec 70: CVW-8. VF-111; 9 F-8H, VF-162; 6 F-8H, VA-12; 10 A-4C, VA-152; 10 A-4E, VA-172; 10 A-4C, VAH-10 Det 38; 2 KA-3D, VFP-63 Det 38; 3 RF-8G, VAW-121 
  Det 38; 2 E-1B, HC-2 Det 38; 3 UH-2C
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  America’s Navy
  CVA-39 Lake Champlain
   Sep 54 - Apr 55: CVG-8. 6th. VF-61; 16 F9F-6, VF-82; 3 F2H-B/6 F2H-2N, VF-84; 17 F9F-5, VA-85; 16 AD-6, VC-4 Det 34; 3 F2H-4, VC-5; est3 AJ-1, VC-8 Det 34; est3 AJ-1, 
  VC-12; 3 AD-4W, VC-33 Det 34; 1 AD-3Q/1AD-4NL/3 AD-4N/1 AD-4Q, VC-62 Det 34; 3 F2H-2P, HU-2 Det 34; est1 HUP-2
   Sep 55 - Mar 56: CVG-6. 6th. VF-33; 14 FJ-3, VF-74; 1 F9F-6/16 F9F-8, VMA-324; 5 AD-4/11 AD-4B, VA-25; 12 AD-6, VAH-7 Det 34; 2 AJ-2, VC-4 Det 34; 4 F2H-4, VC-12; 3 
  AD-5W, VC-33 Det 34; 4 AD-5N/1 AJ-2/2 AD-3Q, VC-62 Det 34; 3 F2H-2P, HU-2 Det 34; est1 HUP-2
   Jan 57 - Jul 57: ATG-82. 6th. VF-81; 3 F9F-8/10 F9F-8B, VMFAW-533; est10 F2H-4, VA-16; est11 AD-6, VAAW-33 Det 34; 3 AD-5N, VAH-7 Det 34; 4 AJ-2, VAW-12 Det 34; 3 
  AD-5W, VFP-62 Det 34; 3 F9F-8P, HU-2 Det 34; 1 HUP-2
  CVS-39 Lake Champlain
   Jun 59 - Sep 59: CVS-39. 6th. VS-30; 16; S2F-1/2 S2F-2, HS-1; est8 HSS-1, VAW-12; 4 AD-5W, HU-2; 1 HUK-1
   Jun 60 - Aug 60: CVSG-54. 2nd. VS-22; 4 S2F-1/4 S2F-1S/2 S2F-2, VS-32; 3 S2F-1/6 S2F-1S, HS-5; 5 HSS-1/8 HSS-1N, VAW-12 Det 34; 1 AD-5W
   Jun 61 - Aug 61: CVSG-54. 2nd. VS-22; 5 S2F-1/5 S2F-1S, VS-32; 3 S2F-1/8 S2F-1S, HS-5; 16 HSS-1N, VAW-12 Det 34; 4 AD-5W, HU-2 Det 34; 1 HUP-2
   Oct 62 - Nov 62: CVSG-54. CMC. VS-22; 1 S2F-1S/10 S2F-2, VS-32; 3 S2F-1S/7 S2F-2, HS-5; 17 HSS-1N, VAW-33 Det 39; 5 AD-5W
   Sep 63 - Nov 63: CVSG-52. 2nd. VS-28; 10 S-2E, VS-31; 10 S-2E, HU-11; 14 SH-3A, VAW-33 Det 39; 4 EA-1E
   Oct 64 - Nov 64: CVSG-54. 6th. VS-22; 10 S-2F, VS-32; 11 S-2F, HS-5; 14 SH-3A, VAW-33 Det 39; 2 EA-1E
  CVS-40 Tarawa
   Aug 57 - Oct 57: CVS-40. 2nd. VS-32; 16 S2F-1/4 S2F-2, HS-1; 14 HSS-1, VFAW-4 Det 38; 4 AD-5, HU-2 Det 38; 1 HUP-2
   Jul 58 - Oct 58: CVS-40. 2nd. VS-32; est16 S2F-1/est4 S2F-2, HS-5; 11 HSS-1, VAW-12; est4 AD-5W, VFAW-4; est4 AD-5N
   Mar 59 - May 59: CVS-40. 2nd. VS-27; est15 S2F-1/est4 SF2-2, HS-3; est14 HSS-1, VAW-12; est4 AD-5W
   Aug 59 - Oct 59: CVS-40. 2nd. VS-39; 19 S2F-1/3 S2F-2, HS-9; 14 HSS-1, VAW-12; est4 AD-5W
  CVA-41 Midway
   Dec 54 - Jul 55: CVG-1. 6th. VF-12; 17 F2H-2, VF-101; 6 F2H-2/6 F2H-2B, VF-174; 25 F9F-6, VA-15; 17 AD-6, VC-4 Det 35; 4 F2H-4, VC-12 Det 35; 3 AD-4W, VC-33 Det 35; 
  4 AD-5N, VC-62 Det 35; 2 F2H-2P, HU-2; est2 HUP-2
   Aug 58 - Mar 59: CVG-2. 7th. VF-64; 7 F3H-2, VF-211; 10 F8U-1, VA-63; 12 FJ-4B, VA-65; 1 AD-5/10 AD-6, VAH-2; 7 A3D-2, VAH-8; 7 A3D-2, VAAW-35; 3 AD-5N, VAW-11; 2 
  AD-5W, VFP-61 Det A; 3 F8U-1P, HU-1; est2 HUP-2
   Aug 59 - Mar 60: CVG-2. 7th. VF-21; 12 F-3B, VF-24; 11 F-8A, VA-22; 11 AF-1E, VA-23; 10 AF-1E, VA-25; 12 A-1J, VAH-8; 9 A-3B, VAW-11 Det A; est3 AD-5W, VCP-63 Det A; 
  est3 F-8AP
   Feb 61 - Sep 61: CVG-2. 7th. VF-24; 13 F-8C, VF-21; 11 F-3B, VA-23; 11 A-4B, VA-22; 12 A-4B, VA-25; 12 A-1J, VAH-8; 9 A-3B, VCP-63 Det A; 3 F-8AP, VAW-11 Det A; 3 E-1B
   Apr 62 - Oct 62: CVG-2. 7th. VF-21; 12 F-3B, VF-24; 13 F-8C, VMA-211; 24 A-4B, VA-22; 12 A-4C, VA-23; 12 A-4B, VA-25; 8 A-1H/4 A-1J, VAH-8; 8 A-3B, VAW-13 Det A; est3 
  EA-1F, VFP-63 Det A; 3 F-8AP, VAW-11 Det A; 4 E-1B, HU-1 Det A; est2 UH-25C
   Nov 63 - May 64: CVW-2. 7th. VF-21; 11 F-4B, VF-24; 12 F-8C, VA-22; 10 A-4C, VA-23; 12 A-4E, VA-25; 8 A-1H/4 A-1J, VAH-8; 8 A-3B, VAW-11 Det A; 4 E-1B, VFP-63 Det A; 
  2 RF-8A, HU-1 Det 1A; 1 UH-2A
   Mar 65 - Nov 65: CVW-2. 7th. VF-21; 12 F-4B, VF-111; 10 F-8D, VA-22; 13 A-4C, VA-23; 10 A-4E, VA-25; 10 A-1H/1 A-1J, VAH-8; 8 A-3B, VAW-11 Det A; 4 E-1B, VAW-13 Det 
  A; est3 EA-1F, VAP-61 Det A; est3 RA-3B, VFP-63 Det A; 2 RF-8A, HU-1 Det A; 3 UH-2A, VQ-1 Det A; est3 EA-3B
   Apr 71 - Nov 71: CVW-5. 7th. VF-151; 11 F-4B, VF-161; 9 F-4B, VA-56; 8 A-7B, VA-93; 10 A-7B, VA-115; 10 A-6A/4 KA-6D, VAQ-130 Det 2; 4 EKA-3B, VFP-63 Det 3; 3 RF-8G, 
  VAW-115; 2 E-2B, HC-1 Det 8; 3 SH-3G, HC-7 Det 110; 2 HH-3A
   Apr 72 - Mar 73: CVW-5. 7th. VF-151; 8 F-4B, VF-161; 11 F-4B, VA-56; 11 A-7B, VA-93; 12 A-7B, VA-115; 9 A-6A/5 KA-6D, VAQ-130 Det 2; 2 EKA-3B, VFP-63 Det 3; 2 RF-8G, 
  VAW-115; 3 E-2B, HC-1 Det 2; 4 SH-3G, HC-7 Det 110; 4 HH-3A
   Sep 73 - Oct 73: CVW-5. 7th. VF-151; 13 F-4N, VF-161; 13 F-4N, VA-56; 13 A-7A, VA-93; 13 A-7A, VA-115; 10 A-6A/4 KA-6D, VFP-63 Det 3; 3 RF-8G, VAW-115; 4 E-2B, HC-1 
  Det 2; 5 SH-3G, VMCJ-1 Det 101; 5 EA-6A
   Jan 74 - Mar 74: CVW-5. 7th. VF-151; 11 F-4N, VF-161; 11 F-4N, VA-56; 12 A-7A, VA-93; 11 A-7A, VA-115; 7 A-6A/3 A-6B/5 KA-6D, VAW-115; 4 E-2B, VFP-63 Det 3; 2 RF-8G, 
  HC-1 Det 2; 5 SH-3G, VMCJ-1 Det 101; est3 EA-6A/est3 RF-4B, VQ-1 Det ?; est3 EA-3B
   Oct 74 - Dec 74: CVW-5. 7th. VF-151; 8 F-4N, VF-161; 8 F-4N, VA-56; 13 A-7A, VA-93; 12 A-7A, VA-115; 8 A-6A/3 A-6B/4 KA-6D, VAW-115; 4 E-2B, HC-1 Det 2; 6 SH-3G, 
  VMCJ-1 Det 101; est3 EA-6A/est3 RF-4B, VQ-1 Det ?; est3 EA-3B
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  America’s Navy 
   Jan 75 - Feb 75: CVW-5. 7th. VF-151; 9 F-4N, VF-161; 12 F-4N, VA-56; 12 A-7A, VA-93; 13 A-7A, VA-115; 7 A-6A/2 A-6B/4 KA-6D, VAW-115; 4 E-2B, HC-1 Det 2; 4 SH-3G, 
  VMFP-3 Det ?; est3 RF-4B, VMAQ-2 Det ?; est3 EA-6B, VMCJ-1 Det 101; 3 EA-6A/3 RF-4B
   Mar 75 - May 75: CVW-5. 7th. VF-151; 9 F-4N, VF-161; 12 F-4N, VA-56; 12 A-7A, VA-93; 13 A-7A, VA-115; 7 A-6A/2 A-6B/4 KA-6D, VAW-115; 4 E-2B, HC-1 Det 2; 4 SH-3G, 
  VMFP-3 Det ?; est3 RF-4B, VMAQ-2 Det ?; est3 EA-6B, VMCJ-1 Det 101; 3 EA-6A/3 RF-4B
   Mar 76 - May 76: CVW-5. 7th. VF-151; 11 F-4N, VF-161; 11 F-4N, VA-56; 10 A-7A, VA-93; 12 A-7A, VA-115; 6 A-6A/3 A-6B/4 KA-6D, VAW-115; 3 E-2B, VMFP-3 Det ?; est4 RF-
  4B, VMAQ-2 Det ?; est4 EA-6B, HC-1 Det 2; 4 SH-3G
   Dec 78 - Jun 79: CVW-5. 7th. VF-151; F-4N, VF-161; F-4N, VA-56; A-7E, VA-93; A-7E, VA-115; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-115; E-2B, VMFP-3 Det ?; RF-4B, VMAQ-2 Det ?; EA-6B, 
  HC-1 Det 2; SH-3G
   Sep 79 - Feb 80: CVW-5. 7th/5th. VF-151; F-4J, VF-161; F-4J, VA-56; A-7A, VA-93; A-7A, VA-115; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-115; E-2B, VMFP-3 Det ?; RF-4B, VMAQ-2 Det ?; EA-6B, 
  HC-1 Det 2; SH-3G
   Jan 84 - May 84: CVW-5. 7th/5th. VF-151; F-4S, VF-161; F-4S, VA-56; A-7A, VA-93; A-7A, VA-115; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-115; E-2B, VMFP-3 Det ?; RF-4B, VAQ-136 Det ?; EA-
  6B, HC-1 Det 2; SH-3G
   May 85 - Oct 85: CVW-5. 7th/5th. VF-151; F-4S, VF-161; F-4S, VA-56; A-7A, VA-93; A-7A, VA-115; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-115; E-2B, VAQ-136 Det ?; EA-6B, HS-12; SH-3H
   Apr 87 - Jul 87: CVW-5. 7th. VFA-151; F/A-18A, VFA-192; F/A-18A, VFA-195; F/Q-18A, VA-115; A-6E, VAQ-136; EA-6B, VAW-115; E-2B, HS-12; SH-3H
   Oct 87 - Apr 88: CVW-5. 7th. VFA-151; F/A-18A, VFA-192; F/A-18A, VFA-195; F/Q-18A, VA-115; A-6E, VA-185; A-6E, VAQ-136; EA-6B, VAW-115; E-2B, HS-12; SH-3H
   Aug 89 - Dec 89: CVW-5. 7th/5th. VFA-151; F/A-18A, VFA-192; F/A-18A, VFA-195; F/Q-18A, VA-115; A-6E, VA-185; A-6E, VAQ-136; EA-6B, VAW-115; E-2B, HS-12; SH-3H
   Oct 90 - Apr 91: CVW-5. DS. VFA-151; F/A-18A, VFA-192; F/A-18A, VFA-195; F/A-18A, VA-185; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-115; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-115; E-2C, VAQ-136; EA-6B, HS-12; 
  SH-3H, VRC-50 Det ?; US-3A/C-2A
   Apr 92: Decommissioned
  CVA-42 Franklin D. Roosevelt
   Jul 57 - Apr 58: CVG-17. 6th. VF-74; 12 F4D-1, VF-171; 12 F2H-3/1 F2H-3M, VF-173; 12 FJ-3M, VA-172; 10 F2H-2/1 F2H-2B, VA-175; 15 AD-6, VAW-12; est3 AD-5W, VAH-3; 
  8 A3D-1, VAAW-33; est3 AD-5N, VFP-62 Det 37; 3 F2H-2P, HU-2 Det 37; 1 HUP-2
   Feb 59 - Sep 59: CVG-1. 6th. VF-14; 16 F3H-2, VMFAW-114; 12 F4D-1, VA-15; 12 AD-6, VA-172; 12 A4D-2, VAAW-33; est3 AD-5N, VAH-11; est4 A3D-3, VAAW-33; est3 AD-
  5N, VFP-62 Det 37; 2 F8U-1P, HU-2; est1 HUP-2
   Jan 60 - Aug 60: CVG-1. 6th. VF-11; 12 F-8A, VF-14; 12 F-3B, VA-15; 12 A-1H, VA-46; 12 A-4B, VA-172; 12 A-4B, VAH-11; 7 A-3B, VFP-62 Det 37; 1 RF-8A
   Feb 61 - Aug 61 CVG-1. 6th. VF-11; 13 F-8A, VF-14; 12 F-3B, VA-12; est12 A-4B, VA-15; 12 A-1H, VA-172; 12 A-4B, VAH-11; 9 A-3B, VAW-12 Det 37; 3 E-1B, VFP-62 Det 37; 2 
  RF-8A
   Sep 62 - Apr 63: CVG-1. 6th. VF-11; 10 F-8E, VF-14; 10 F-3B, VA-12; 12 A-4C, VA-15; 12 A-1H, VA-172; 12 A-4C, VAH-11; 6 A-3B, VFP-62 Det 42; 3 RF-8A, VAW-12 Det 42; 3 
  E-1B, HU-2 Det 42; est2 UH-2A
   Apr 64 - Dec 64: CVW-1. 6th. VF-11; 11 F-8E, VF-14; 12 F-4B, VA-12; 12 A-4C, VA-15; 12 A-1H, VA-172; 12 A-4C, VAH-11; 6 A-3B, VFP-62 Det 42; 3 RF-8A, VAW-12 Det 42; 3 
  E-1B, HU-2 Det 42; 3 UH-2A
   Jun 65 - Dec 65 CVW-1. 6th. VF-11; 11 F-4B, VF-14; 9 F-4B, VA-12; 15 A-4E, VA-172; 16 A-4C, VAH-10; 6 A-3B, VAW-12 Det 42; 3 E-1B, VQ-2; est3 EA-3B, VFP-62 Det 42; 3 
  RF-8G, HC-2 Det 42; 2 UH-2A/1 UH-1B
   Jun 66 - Feb 67 CVW-1. 2nd/5th/7th. VF-14; 11 F-4B, VF-32; 9 F-4B, VA-12; 12 A-4E, VA-72; est12 A-4E, VA-172; 12 A-4C, VAH-10; 4 A-3B, VAW-12 Det 42; 3 E-1B, VFP-62 
  Det 42; 4 RF-8G, HC-2 Det 42; 2 UH-2A/1 UH-2B, VQ-1 Det 42; est3 EA-3B, VAW-13 Det 42; est3 EA-1F
   Aug 67 - May 68 CVW-1. 6th. VF-14; 12 F-4B, VF-32; 10 F-4B, VA-12; 14 A-4C, VA-72; 14 A-4B, VA-172; 13 A-4C, VAH-10 Det 42; 2 KA-3B, VAW-121 Det 42; E-1B, VQ-2; est3 
  EA-3B, VFP-62 Det 42; 3 RF-8G, HC-2 Det 42; 3 UH-2A
   Jan 70 - Jul 70: CVW-6. 6th. VF-41; 8 F-4J, VF-84; 8 F-4J, VA-15; 11 A-7B, VA-176; 9 A-6A, VA-215; 9 A-7B, VAW-121 Det 42; 2 E-1B, HC-2 Det 42; 1 UH-2A, 2 UH-2B, VFP-
  63 Det 42; 2 RF-8G, VAQ-130 Det 42; 2 EKA-3B
   Jan 71 - Jul 71: CVW-6. 6th. VF-41; 11 F-4J, VF-84; 11 F-4J, VA-15; 12 A-7B, VA-87; 10 A-7B, VAW-121 Det 42; 2 E-1B, HC-2 Det 42; 3 HH-2D, VFP-63 Det 42; 2 RF-8G, 
  VAQ-135 Det 1; 3 EKA-3B
   Feb 72 - Dec 72: CVW-6. 6th. VF-41; 11 F-4J, VF-84; 12 F-4J, VA-15; 12 A-7B, VA-87; 10 A-7B, VA-176; 6 A-6/2 A-6C/2 KA-6D, VAW-121 Det 42; 3 E-1B, HC-2 Det 42; 3 SH-
  3G, VFP-63 Det 42; est3 RF-8G
   Sep 73 - Mar 74 CVW-6. 6th. VF-14; 12 F-4B, VF-32; 12 F-4B, VA-15; 11 A-7B, VA-87; 12 A-7B, VA-176; 6 A-6A/3 A-6B/4 KA-6D, HC 2 Det 42; 3 SH-3G
   Jan 75 - Jul 75 CVW-6. 6th. VF-41; 11 F-4N, VF-84; 10 F-4N, VA-87; 12 A-7B, VA-176; 4 A-6C/2 KA-6D, VAW-121 Det 42; 3 E-1B, HC-2 Det 42; 4 SH-3G
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   Sep 76 - Apr 77: CVW-19. 6th. VF-51; 10 F-4N, VF-111 est11 F-4N, VA-153; est10 A-7B, VA-155; est11 A-7B, VA-215; est10 A-7B, VMA-231; AV-8A, RVAW-110; est3 E-1B, 
  HC-1 Det ?; est3 SH-3G
   Oct 77: Decommissioned
  CVA-43 Coral Sea
   Apr 55 - Sep 55: CVG-17. 6th. VF-171; 12 F2H-3, VF-172; 12 F2H-2, VMF-122; 20 FJ-2, VA-175; 14 AD-6, VC-12 Det 31; 3 AD-5W, VC-33 Det 31; 4 AD-5N/2 AD-5Q, VC-62 
  Det 31; 3 F2H-2P, VC-8 Det 31; est4 AJ-2, HU-2 Det 31; 1 HUP-2
   Aug 56 - Feb 57: CVG-10. 6th. VF-11; 9 F2H-4, VF-103; 12 F9F-8B, VA-104; 11 AD-6, VA-106; 12 F9F-8B, VFP-62 est3 F2H-2P, VAAW-33; 1 AD-5N, VAW-12; 3 AD-5W, HU-2; 
  2 HUP-2
   Sep 60 - May 61: CVG-15. 7th. VF-151; 12 F-3B, VF-154; 12 F-8B, VMA-121; 18 A-4B, VMA-334; est12 A4D, VA-152; 12 A-1H, VA-153; 12 A-4B, VA-155; 12 A-4B, VAH-2; 10 
  A-3B, VAW-13 Det D; 3 E-1B, VCP-61 Det D; est3 F-8AP, HU-1 Det D; est3 UH-25B
   Dec 61 - Jul 62: CVG-15. 7th. VF-151; 13 F-3B, VF-154; 14 F-8D, VA-152; 11 A-1H, VA-153; 10 A-4C, VA-155; 12 A-4B, VAH-2; 9 A3D, VAW-11 Det D; 4 E-1B, VAW-13 Det C; 2 
  EA-1F, VFP-63 Det A; 3 F-8AP, HU-1 Det D; est3 UH-25B
   Mar 63 - Nov 63: CVG-15. 7th. VF-151; 12 F-3B, VF-154; 13 F-8D, VA-152; 9 A-1H/3 A-1J, VA-153; 10 A-4C, VA-155; 11 A-4B, VAH-2; 9 A-3B, VFP-63 Det D; 3 RF-8A, VAW-11 
  Det D; 4 E-1B, HU-1 Det D; 2 UH-25B
   Dec 64 - Nov 65: CVW-15. 7th. VF-151; 12 F-4B, VF-154; 12 F-8D, VA-153; 14 A-4C, VA-155; 13 A-4E, VA-165; 10 A-1H/2 A-1J, VFP-63 Det D; 3 RF-8A, VAW-11 Det D; 4 
  E-1B, VAH-2; 8 A-3B, HC-1 Det D; 2 UH-2A, VAP-61 Det D; est3 RA-3B, VQ-1 Det D; est3 EA-3B, VAW-13 Det D; est3 EA-1F, VMCJ-1 Det D; est3 RF-8A
   Jul 66 - Feb 67: CVW-2. 7th. VF-21; 10 F-4B, VF-154; 9 F-4B, VA-22; 10 A-4C, VA-23; 12 A-4E, VA-25; 12 A-1H, VAW-11 Det A; 4 E-2A, VAH-4 Det A; 4 A-3B, VFP-63 Det A; 3 
  RF-8G, HC-1 Det A; 1 UH-2A/2 UH-2B, VQ-1 Det A; est3 EA-3B, VAP-61 Det A; est3 RA-3B
   Jul 67 - Apr 68: CVW-15. 7th. VF-151; 9 F-4B, VF-161; 10 F-4B, VA-25; 7 A-1H/5 A-1J, VA-153; 11 A-4E, VA-155; 12 A-4E, VAH-2 Det 43; est3 KA-3B, VAW-116; 4 E-2A, VFP-
  63 Det 43; 3 RF-8G, HC-1 Det 43; 3 UH-2A, VAW-13 Det 43; est3 EA-1F, VAP-61 Det 43; est3 RA-3B
   Sep 68 - Apr 69: CVW-15. 7th. VF-151; 13 F-4B, VF-161; 13 F-4B, VA-25; 12 A-7B, VA-52; 9 A-6A, VA-153; 14 A-4F, VA-216; 15 A-4C, VAH-2 Det 43; 1 KA-3B, VAH-10 Det 43; 
  est3 KA-3B, VAW-116; 4 E-2A, VAW-13 Det 43; est3 EKA-3B, VFP-63 Det 43; 4 RF-8G, VAQ-13 Det 43 est3; 2 EKA-3B, HC-1 Det 43; est3 UH-2C
   Sep 69 - Jul 70: CVW-15. 7th. VF-151; 10 F-4B, VF-161; 12 F-4B, VA-82; 11 A-7A, VA-86; 10 A-7A, VA-35; 9 A-6A, VAW-116; 3 E-2A, VAQ-135; 1 KA-3B/2 EKA-3B, VFP-63 
  Det 43; 2 RF-8G, HC-1 Det 9; 2 UH-2C
   Nov 71 - Jul 72: CVW-15. 7th. VF-51; 8 F-4B, VF-111; 10 F-4B, VA-22; 12 A-7E, VA-94; 12 A-7E, VMA(AW)-224; 9 A-6A/3 KA-6D, VFP-63 Det 5; 3 RF-8G, VAW-111 Det 4; 2 
  E-1B, VAQ-135 Det 3; 3 EKA-3B, HC-1 Det 6; 3 SH-3G, HC-7 Det 110; 3 HH-3A
   Mar 73 - Nov 73: CVW-15. 7th. VF-51; 1 F-4B, VF-111; 6 F-4B, VA-22; 11 A-7E, VA-94; 12 A-7E, VA-95; 5 A-6A/3 A-6B/5 KA-6D, VAQ-135 Det 3; 3 EKA-3B, VAW-111 Det 4; 3 
  E-1B, VFP-63 Det 5; est3 RF-8G, HC-1 Det 6; 4 SH-3G, HC-7 Det 110; est3 HH-3A
   Dec 74 - Jul 75: CVW-15. 7th. VF-51; 11 F-4N, VF-111; 4 F-4N, VA-22; 10 A-7E, VA-94; 3 A-7E, VA-95; 3 A-6A/2 KA-6D, VFP-63 Det 5; est3 RF-8G, 
  RVAW-110 Det 3; est3 E-1B, HC-1 Det 2; est3 SH-3G
   Feb 77 - Oct 77: CVW-15. 7th. VF-191; F-4J, VF-194; F-4J, VA-22; A-7E, VA-94; A-7E, VA-95; VFP-62; RF-8G, VMAQ-2; EA-6B, VQ-1; EA-3B, A-6E, VAW-114; E-2B, HC-1; 
  SH-3G
   Nov 79 - Jun 80: CVW-14. 7th/5th. VMFA-323; F-4N, VMFA-531; F-4N, VA-196; A-6E, VA-27; A-7E, VA-97; A-7E, VAW-113; E-2B, VFP-63; RF-8G, HC-1; SH-3G
   Aug 81 - Mar 82: CVW-14. 7th/5th. VF-21; F-4N, VF-154; F-4N, VA-27; A-7E, VA-97; A-7E, VA-196; A-6E, VAW-113; E-2B, VFP-63; RF-8G, HC-1; SH-3G
   Mar 83 - Sep 83: CVW-14. World. VF-21; F-4N, VF-154; F-4N, VA-27; A-7E, VA-97; A-7E, VA-196; A-6E, VAW-113; E-2B, HS-12; SH-3H
   Oct 85 - May 86: CVW-13. 6th. VFA-131; F/A-18A, VFA-132; F/A-18A, VMFA-314; F/A-18A, VMFA-323; F/A-18A, VA-55; A-6E, VAQ-135; EA-6B, VAW-127; E-2C, VQ-2; EA-
  3B, HS-17; SH-3H
   Sep 87 - Mar 88: CVW-13. 6th. VFA-131; F/A-18A, VFA-136; F/A-18A, VFA-137; F/A-18A, VA-55; A-6E, VA-65; A-6E, VAQ-133; EA-6B, VAW-127; E-2C, HS-17; SH-3H
   May 89 - Sep 89: CVW-13. 6th. VFA-132; F/A-18A, VFA-137; F/A-18A, VMFA-451; F/A-18A, VA-55; A-6E, VA-65; A-6E, VAQ-133; EA-6B, VAW-127; E-2C, HS-17; SH-3H
   Apr 90: Decommissioned
  CVS-45 Valley Forge
   Jun 60 - Aug 60: CVSG-5. 2nd/7th. VS-24; 3 S2F-1/6 S2F-2, VS-27; 3 S2F-1/7 S2F-2, HS-3; 14 HSS-1, VAW-12 Det 52; 4 AD-5W, HU-2 Det 52; 1 HUK-1
  (This is her only “cruise” from 1955 on. All others are in and out of port for a month or less)
  R-11
  
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  LPH-8 Valley Forge
   Oct 61 - Dec 61: DR. HMRL-263; 20 HUS-1/2 HUS-3
   Apr 62 - Dec 62: 7th. HMM-162; 25 UH-34D
   Mar 64 - Nov 64: 7th. HMM-361; 24 UH-34D
   Aug 65 - Apr 66: 7th. HMM-362; 19 UH-34C
   Sep 66 - Dec 66: 7th
   Nov 67 - Aug 68: 7th. HMM-165; 19 CH-46A
   Jan 69 - Sep 69: 7th
  CV-47 Philippine Sea
   Apr 55 - Nov 55: ATG-2. 7th. VF-123; 17 F9F-2, VF-143; 17 F9F-6, VA-55; 12 AD-6, VC-11 Det 1; 3 AD-4W, VC-35 Det 1; 4 AD-5N, VC-61 Det 1; 3 F9F-5P, HU-1 Det 16; est1 
  HUP-2
  CVS-47 Philippine Sea
   Jan 57 - Aug 57: CVS-47. 7th. VS-37; 13 S2F-1/8 S2F-2, HS-2; 15 HSS-1, VAW-11; est3 AD-5W
   Jan 58 - Jul 58: CVS-47. 7th. VS-21; 15 S2F-1/8 S2F-2, HS-6; 16 HSS-1, VAW-11; est3 AD-5W
  CVA-59 Forestal
   Oct 55: Commissioned
   Jan 56 - Mar 56: ATG-181. 2nd. VF-21; 14 FJ-3, VF-41; 10 F2H-3, VA-42; 1 AD-5/14 AD-6, VA-86; 13 F7U-3M, VAH-7 Det 42; 5 AJ-2, VC-12 Det 42; 3 AD-5W, VC-33 Det 42; 4 
  AD-5N, HU-2 Det 42, est1 HUP-2
   Jan 57 - Jul 57: CVG-1. 6th. VF-14; est11 F3H-2N, VF-84; est13 FJ-3M, VA-15; est12 AD-6, VA-76; 11 F9F-8B, VAAW-33 Det 42; 4 AD-5N, VAH-1 Det 42; est4 A3D-1, VAW-12 
  Det 42; 4 AD-5W, VFP-62 Det 42; 2 F2H-2P, HU-2 Det 42; 1 HUP-2
   Aug 57 - Nov 57: CVG-1. 2nd. VF-14; 12 F3H-2N, VF-84; 14 FJ-3M, VA-15; 13 AD-6, VA-76; est2 F9F-8/est10 F9F-8B, VAAW-33 Det 42; 5 AD-5N, VAH-1 Det 42; est4 A3D-1, 
  VAW-12; 5 AD-5W, VFP-62 Det 42; est2 F2H-2P, HU-2 Det 42; 2 HUP-2
   Sep 58 - Mar 59: CVG-10. 6th. VF-102; est15 F4D-1, VF-103; est14 F8U-1, VA-12; 16 A4D-2, VAAW-33; 3 AD-5N, VAH-5; 12 A3D-2, VAW-12 Det 42; 3 AD-5W, VFP-62 Det 
  42; 3 F8U-1P, HU-2 Det 42; est2 HUP-2
   Jul 59 - Nov 59: CVG-8. 2nd. VF-102; 6 F4D-1, VF-103; 4 F8U-1, VA-81; 12 A4D-2, VA-83; 12 A4D-2, VA-85; 12 AD-6, VAH-5; 10 A3D-2, VAW-12 Det 42; 1 AD-5W, VAW-33 
  Det 42; 3 AD-5Q, VFP-62 Det 42; 3 F8U-1P, HU-2 Det 42; est2 HUP-2
   Jan 60 - Aug 60: CVG-8. 6th. VF-102; 14 F4D-1, VF-103; 15 F8U-2, VA-81; 12 A4D-2, VA-83; 12 A4D-2, VA-85; 12 AD-6, VAH-5; 10 A3D-2, VAW-12 Det 42; 4 AD-5W, VAW-33 
  Det 42; 3 AD-5Q, VFP-62 Det 42; 3 F8U-1P, HU-2 Det 42; 2 HUP-2
   Feb 61 - Aug 61: CVG-8. 6th. VF-102; 12 F4D-1, VF-103; 12 F8U-2, VA-81; 12 A4D-2, VA-83; 12 A4D-2N, VA-85; 10 AD-6, VAH-5; 11 A3D-2, VFP-62 Det 42; 3 F8U-1P, VAW-
  12 Det 42; 5 WF-2, VAW-33 Det 42; 3 AD-5Q, HU-2 Det 42; 2 HUP-3
   Aug 62 - Mar 63: CVW-8. 6th. VF-74; 14 F-4B, VF-103; 12 F-8C, VA-81; 12 A-4B, VA-83; 12 A-4C, VA-85; 11 A-1H, VAH-5; 13 A-3B, VFP-62 Det 59; 3 F-8AP
  VAW-12 Det 59; 4 E-1B
   Jul 64 - Mar 65: CVW-8. 6th. VF-74; 11 F-4B, VF-103; F-8C, VMA-331; est13 A-4E, VA-81; 12 A-4E, VA-83; 13 A-4E, VA-85; 9 A-6A, VAH-6; est6 RA-5C, VAW-12 Det 59; 4 
  E-1B, VAW-33 Det 59; 3 EA-1F, HU-2 Det 59; 3 UH-2A, VFP-62 Det 59; 3 RF-8A
   Aug 65 - Apr 66: CVW-8. 6th. VF-74; 10 F-4B, VMF(AW)-451; 10 F-8D, VA-65; 8 A-6A, VA-81; 13 A-4E, VA-83; 13 A-4C, VA-112; 14 A-4C, RVAH-11; 6 A-3B, VAW-12 Det 59; 4 
  E-1B, VQ-2; est2 EA-3B, VFP-62 Det 59; 3 RF-8A
   Jun 67 - Sep 67: CVW-17. 7th. VF-11; 10 F-4B, VF-74; 8 F-4B, VA-46; 14 A-4E, VA-65; 9 A-6A, VA-106; 10 A-4E, RVAH-11; 4 RA-5C, VAW-123; 4 E-2A, VAH-10 Det 59; 3 KA-
  3B, HC-2 Det 59; 3 UH-2A, VAP-61 Det 59; est2 RA-3B
   Jul 68 - Apr 69: CVW-17. 6th. VF-11; 12 F-4B, VF-74; 8 F-4B, VA-15; 13 A-4C, VA-34; 12 A-4C, VA-152; est14 A-4B, RVAH-12; 4 RA-5C, VAH-10 Det 59; 3 A-3B
  VAW-123; 4 E-2, HC-2 Det 59; 1 UH-2A, 2 UH-2B
   Dec 69 - Jul 70: CVW-17. 6th. VF-11; 6 F-4B, VF-74; 10 F-4B, VA-36; 13 A-4C, VA-66; 10 A-4C, RVAH-13; 4 RA-5C, HS-11; 7 SH-3D, VAW-126; 2 E-2A
   Jan 71 - Jul 71: CVW-17. 6th. VF-11; 11 F-4B, VF-74; 11 F-4B, VA-81; 11 A-7E, VA-83; 10 A-7E, VA-85; 9 A-6A/4 KA-6D, RVAH-7; 2 RA-5C, HS-3; 6 SH-3D
  VAW-126; 2 E-2B, VMCJ 2 Det A; 3 EA-6B
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  R-13
   Sep 72 - Jul 73: CVW-17. 6th. VF-11; 12 F-4J, VA-81; 12 A-7E, VA-83; 12 A-7E, VA-85; 8 A-6E/4 KA-6D, RVAH-7; est2 RA-5C, HS-3; 7 SH-3D, VAW-126; 4 E-2B, VAQ-135; 
  est2 EA-6/est2 EA-6A, VMCJ-2; est4 RF-4B
   Mar 74 - Sep 74: CVW-17. 6th. VF-11; 12 F-4J, VF-74; 11 F-4J, VA-81; 9 A-7E, VA-83; 9 A-7E, VA-85; 9 A-6E/3 KA-6D, RVAH-6; 2 RA-5C, HS-3; 8 SH-3D
  VAW-126; 4 E-2
   Mar 75 - Sep 75: CVW-17. 6th. VF-11; 11 F-4J, VF-74; 12 F-4J, VA-81; 12 A-7E, VA-83; 12 A-7E, VA-85; 8 A-6E/4 KA-6D, RVAH-7; 3 RA-5C, HS-3; 8 SH-3D
   Jun 75: Reclassified CV
   Apr 78 - Oct 78: CVW-17. 6th. VF-11; F-4J, VF-74; F-4J, VA-81; A-7E, VA-83; A-7E, VA-85; A-6E, VAQ-130; EA-6B, VAW-116; E-2B, VQ-2; EA-3B, VS-30; S-3A, HS-2; SH-3D
   Nov 79 - May 80: CVW-17. 6th. VF-11; F-4J, VF-74; F-4J, VA-81; A-7E, VA-83; A-7E, VA-85; A-6E, VAQ-133; EA-6B, VAW-125; E-2C, VQ-2; EA-3B, VS-30; S-3A, HS-3; SH-3D
   Mar 81 - Sep 81: CVW-17. 6th/2nd. VF-74; F-4J, VMFA-115; F-4J, VA-81; A-7E, VA-83; A-7E, VA-85; A-6E, VAQ-130; EA-6B, VAW-125; E-2C, VQ-2; EA-3B, VS-30; S-3A, HS-3; 
  SH-3H
   Jun 82 - Nov 82: CVW-17. 6th/2nd. VF-74; F-4S, VF-103; F-4S, VA-81; A-7E, VA-83; A-7E, VA-85; A-6E, VAQ-130; EA-6B, VAW-125; E-2C, VQ-2; EA-3B, VS-30; S-3A, HS-3; 
  SH-3H
   Jan 83 - May 85: SLEP
   Jun 86 - Nov 86: CVW-6. 6th. VF-11; F-14A, VF-31; F-14A, VA-37; A-7E, VA-105; A-7E, VA-176; A-6E, VAQ-132; EA-6B, VAW-122; E-2C, VQ-2; EA-3B, VS-28; S-3A, HS-15; 
  SH-3H
   Apr 88 - Oct 88: CVW-6. 2nd/6th/5th. VF-11; F-14A, VF-31; F-14A, VA-37; A-7E, VA-105; A-7E, VA-176; A-6E, VAQ-132; EA-6B, VAW-122; E-2C, VS-28; S-3A, HS-15; SH-3H
   Nov 89 - Apr 90: CVW-6. 6th. VF-11; F-14A, VF-31; F-14A, VA-37; A-7E, VA-105; A-7E, VA-176; A-6E, VAQ-142; EA-6B, VAW-122; E-2C, VS-28; S-3A, HS-15; SH-3H
   May 91 - Dec 91: CVW-6. 6th. VF-11; F-14A, VF-31; F-14A, VFA-132; F/A-18A, VFA-137; F/A-18A, VA-176; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-122; E-2C, VAQ-133; EA-6B, VS-28; S-3B, HS-
  15; SH-3H
   Feb 92: Reclassified CVT
   Sep 93: Decommissioned
  CVA-60 Saratoga
   Apr 56: Commissioned
   Aug 59 - Feb 60: CVG-3. 6th. VF-31; 14 F-3B, VF-32; 14 F-8B, VA-34; 12 A-4B, VA-35; 12 A-1H, VA-36; 13 A-4B, VAH-9; 10 A-3B, VAW-12 Det 43; 3 EA-1E, VAW-33 Det 43; 3 
  EA-1F, VFP-62 Det 43; 3 F-8AP, HU-2 Det 43; 1 UH-25B
   Aug 60 - Feb 61; CVG-3. 6th/2nd. VF-31; 13 F-3B, VF-32; 10 F-8B, VA-34; 12 A-4B, VA-35; 12 A-1H, VA-36; 12 A-4B, VAH-9; 12 A-3B, VAW-12 Det 43; 5 E-1B, VAW-33 Det 
  43; est4 EA-1F, VFP-62 Det 43; 3F-8AP
   Nov 61 - May 62; CVG-3. 6th. VF-31; 12 F-3B, VF-32; 13 F-8D, VA-34; 11 A-4B, VA-35; 12 A-1H, VA-36; 12 A-4C, VAH-9; 12 A-3B, VFP-62 Det 43; 3 F-8AP, VAW-12 Det 43; 4 
  E-1B, HU-2 Det 43; 2 UH-25C
   Mar 63 - Oct 63; CVG-3. 6th. VF-31; 14 F-3B, VF-32; 14 F-8D, VA-34; 12 A-4C, VA-35; 11 A-1H, VA-36; 12 A-4C, VAH-9; 12 A-3B, VFP-62 Det 60; 3 RF-8A, VAW-12 Det 60; 4 
  E-1B, VQ-2; EA-3B, HU-2 Det 60; 2 UH-25B
   Nov 64 - Jul 65; CVW-3. 6th. VF-31; 11 F-4B, VF-32; 12 F-8D, VA-34; 14 A-4C, VA-35; 12 A-1H, VA-36; 14 A-4C, RVAH-9; 6 RA-5C, VAW-12 Det 60; 4 E-1B, HU-2 Det 60; 3 
  UH-2A
   Mar 66 - Oct 66; CVW-3. 6th. VF-31; 10 F-4B, VF-103; 11 F-4B, VA-34; 13 A-4C, VA-46; 14 A-4C, VA-106; 12 A-4C, RVAH-12; 4 RA-5C, VAW-12 Det 60; 1 E-1B, HC 2 Det 60; 
  3 UH-2B, VQ-2; EA-3A
   May 67 - Dec 67; CVW-3. 6th. VF-31; 11 F-4B, VF-103; 12 F-4B, VA-44; A-4C, VA-176; 18 A-1H, VA-216; 20 A-4B, RVAH-9; 5 RA-5C, VAW-121 Det 60; 4 E-1B, HC-2 Det 60; 3 
  UH-2A
   Jul 69 - Jan 70; CVW-3. 6th. VF-31; 9 F-4J, VF-103; 8 F-4J, VF-33; F-4, VA-46; 12 A-7B, VA-113; 11 A-7B, VA-75; 9 A-6A, RVAH-?; RA-5C, VAW-?; est4 E-2
   Jun 70 - Nov 70; CVW-3. 6th. VF-31; 10 F-4J, VA-37; 12 A-7A, VA-75; 5 A-6A, 2 A-6B, VA-105; A-7A, HC-2 Det 60; 3 HH-2D
   Jun 71 - Oct 71; CVW-3. 2nd/6th. VF-31; 10 F-4J, VF-103; 10 F-4J, VA-37; 12 A-7A, VA-75; 7 A-6A, 1 A-6B/4 KA-6D, VA-105; 12 A-7A, VAW-123; 4 E-2B
   Mar 72 - Feb 73; CVW-3. 2nd/5th/7th. VF-31; 11 F-4J, VF-103; 10 F-4J, VA-37; 9 A-7A, VA-75; 8 A-6A, 2 A-6B, 4 KA-6D, VA-105; 8 A-7A, RVAH-1; 3 RA-5C, HS-7; 5 SH-3D, 
  VAW-123; 4 E-2B, VMCJ-2 Det ?; EA-6A, HC-7 Det ?; est3 HH-3A
   Sep 74 - Mar 75: CVW-3. 6th. VF-31; 8 F-4J, VF-103; 6 F-4J, VA-37; 13 A-7E, VA-75; 8 A-6E, 4 KA-6D, VA-105; 11 A-7E, RVAH-2 Det ?; 2 RA-5C
   Jun 75: Reclassified CV
   Jan 76 - Jul 76: CVW-3. 6th. VF-31; F-4J, VF-103; F-4J, VA-37; A-7E, VA-75; A-6E, VA-105; A-7E, VAQ-131; EA-6B, VAW-123; E-2C, VFP-63 Det 3; RF-8G, VQ-2; EA-3B, VS-
  22; S-3A, HS-7; SH-3H
  
  America’s Navy 
   Jul 77 - Dec 77: CVW-3. 6th. VF-31; F-4J, VF-103; F-4J, VA-37; A-7E, VA-75; A-6E, VA-105; A-7E, VAQ-138; EA-6B, VAW-123; E-2C, VQ-2; EA-3B, VS-22; S-3A, HS-7; SH-3H
   Oct 78 - Apr 79: CVW-3. 6th. VF-31; F-4J, VF-103; F-4J, VA-37; A-7E, VA-75; A-6E, VA-105; A-7E, VAQ-136; EA-6B, VAW-123; E-2C, RVAH-12; RA-5C, VQ-2; EA-3B, VS-22; 
  S-3A, HS-7; SH-3H
   Mar 80 - Aug 80: CVW-3. 6th. VF-31; F-4J, VF-103; F-4J, VA-37; A-7E, VA-75; A-6E, VA-105; A-7E, VAW-123; E-2C, RVAH-12; RA-5C, VQ-2; EA-3B, VS-22; S-3A, HS-7; SH-
  3H
   Oct 80 - Feb 83: SLEP
   Apr 84 - Oct 84: CVW-17. 6th. VF-74; F-14A, VF-103; F-14A, VA-81; A-7E, VA-83; A-7E, VMAAW-533; A-6E, VAW-125; E-2C, VMAQ-2; EA-6B, VQ-2; EA-3B, VS-30; S-3A, HS-
  3; SH-3H
   Aug 85 - Apr 86: CVW-17. 6th/5th. VF-74; F-14A, VF-103; F-14A, VA-81; A-7E, VA-83; A-7E, VA-85; A-6E, VAW-125; E-2C, VAQ-137; EA-6B, VQ-2; EA-3B, VS-30; S-3A, HS-3; 
  SH-3H
   Jun 87 - Nov 87: CVW-17. 6th. VF-74; F-14A, VF-103; F-14A, VA-81; A-7E, VA-83; A-7E, VA-85; A-6E, VAW-125; E-2C, VAQ-137; EA-6B, VQ-2; EA-3B, VS-30; S-3A, HS-3; 
  SH-3H
   Aug 90 - Mar 91: CVW-17. DS. VF-74; F-14A+, VF-103; F-14A+, VFA-81; F/A-18C, VFA-83; F/A-18C, VA-35; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-125; E-2C, VAQ-132; EA-6B, HS-3; SH-3H, VS-
  30; S-3B
   May 92 - Nov 92: CVW-17. 6th. VF-74; F-14B, VF-103; F-14B, VFA-81; F/A-18C, VFA-83; F/A-18C, VA-35; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-125; E-2C, VAQ-132; EA-6B, HS-9; SH-3H, VS-
  30; S-3B
   Jan 94 - Jun 94: CVW-17. 6th. VF-74; F-14B, VF-103; F-14B, VFA-81; F/A-18C, VFA-83; F/A-18C, VA-35; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-125; E-2C, VAQ-132; EA-6B, HS-15; SH-3H, VS-
  30; S-3B
   Aug 94: Decommissioned
  CVA-61 Ranger
   Aug 57: Commissioned
   Jan 59 - Jul 59; CVG-14. 7th.VF-141; F4D-1, VF-142; F8U-1, VA-116; FJ-4B, VA-145; AD-6, VA-146; FJ-4B, VAAW-35; AD-5N, VAH-6; A3D-2, VAW-11; AD-5W, VFP-61; F8U-
  1P
   Feb 60 - Aug 60; CVG-9. 7th.VF-91; 13 F-8C, VF-92; 10 F-3B, VA-93; 11 A-4B, VA-94; 12 A-4B, VA-95; 12 A-1J, VAH-6; 10 A-3B, VAW-13 Det M; 2 EA-1F/3 EA-1E
   Aug 61 - Mar 62; CVG-9. 7th. VF-91; 12 F-8C, VF-92; 13 F-3B, VA-93; 11 A-4C, VA-94; 12 A-4C, VA-95; 12 A-1J, VAH-6; 12 A-3B, VAW-11 Det M; 5 E-1B, VAW-13 Det M; 2 EA-
  1F, VFP-63 Det M; 3 F-8AP, HU-1 Det 1M; 2 UH-25C 
   Nov 62 - Jun 63; CVG-9. 7th. VF-91; 13 F-8C, VF-92; F3H, VF-96; 14 F-4B, VA-93; 13 A-4C, VA-94; 12 A-4C, VA-95; 5 A-1J/6 A-1J, VAH-6; 8 A-3B, VAW-11 Det M; 4 E-1B, 
  VAW-13; EA-1F, VFP-63 Det M; 3 RF-8A
   Aug 64 - May 65; CVW-9. 7th. VF-92; 12 F-4B, VF-96; 11 F-4B, VA-93; 12 A-4C, VA-94; 12 A-4C, VA-95; 1 A-1J/11 A-1H, RVAH-5; RA-5C, VAH-2 Det M; A-3B, VAW-11 Det M; 
  4 E-1B, VFP-63 Det M; 3 RF-8A, HU-1 Det M; 2 UH-2A, VAP-61 Det ?; RA-3B, VQ-1 Det ?; EA-3B
   Dec 65 - Aug /66; CVW-14. 7th. VF-142; 13 F-4B, VF-143; 11 F-4B, VA-145; 5 A-1H, 4 A-1J, VA-146; 6 A-4C, VA-55; 8 A-4E, RVAH-9; RA-5C, VAH-2 Det F; 3 A-3B, VAW-11 
  Det F; 4 E-2A, HC-1 Det F; UH-2A, VQ-1 Det ?; EA-3B, VAP-61 Det ?; RA-3B
   Nov 67 - May 68; CVW-2. 7th. VF-21; 12 F-4B, VF-154; 13 F-4B, VA-22; 13 A-4C, VA-147; 14 A-7A, VA-165; 12 A-6A, RVAH-6; RA-5C, VAW-115; E-2A, VAH-4 Det 61; 2 KA-
  3B, HC-1 Det 61; UH-2A/UH-2C, VAW-13 Det 61; 1 KA-3B/3 EKA-3B, VAP-61 Det 61; RA-3B
   Oct 68 - May 69; CVW-2. 7th. VF-21; F-4J, VF-154; F-4J, VA-165; A-6A, VA-147; A-7A, VA-155; 14 A-4F, VAW-115; E-2A, RVAH-9; RA-5C, 
  VAH-10 Det 61; KA-3B, VAQ-130 Det 61; EKA-3B, HC-1 Det 61; UH-2C, HS-2; SH-3A, HC-7 Det 110; SH-3A
   Oct 69 - Jun 70; CVW-2. 7th. VF-21; 11 F-4J, VF-154; 10 F-4J, VA-56; 11 A-7B, VA-93; 12 A-7B, VA-196; 13 A-6A, RVAH-5; RA-5C, VAQ-134; EKA-3B/KA-3B, VAW-115; 4 
  E-2A, HC-1 Det 8; SH-3A, VC-3 Det ?; 147SK Fire drones
   Oct 70 - Jun 71; CVW-2. 7th. VF-21; 10 F-4J, VF-154; 11 F-4J, VA-25; 9 A-7E, VA-56; 10 A-7B, VA-93; 7 A-7B, VA-113; 8 A-7E, VA-145; 5 A-6A/6 A-6C, RVAH-1; RA-5C, VAQ-
  134; 1 KA-3B/3 EKA-3B, VAW-115; 2 E-2B, HC-1 Det 1; SH-3G, HC-7 Det 110; 4 SH-3A
   Nov 72 - Jun 73; CVW-2. 7th. VF-21; 13 F-4J, VF-154; 12 F-4J, VA-25; 12 A-7E, VA-113; 11 A-7E, VA-145; 7 A-6A/2 A-6B/6 KA-6D, RVAH-5; RA-5C, VAW-111 Det 1; 2 E-1B, 
  VAQ-130 Det 4; EKA-3B, HC-1 Det 4; 4 SH-3G, HC-7 Det 110; HH-3A, VQ-1 Det ?; EA-3B
   May 74 - Oct 74; CVW-2. 7th. VF-21; 12 F-4J, VF-154; F-4J, VA-25; 10 A-7E, VA-113; 11 A-7E, VA-145; 9 A-6A/5 KA-6D, RVAH-13; RA-5C, VAW-112; 4 E-2B, HC-1 Det 4; SH-
  3G, VQ-1 Det 61; EA-3B
   Jun 75: Reclassified CV
  R-14
  
  America’s Navy
   Jan 76 - Sep 76; CVW-2. 7th/5th. VF-21; F-4J, VF-154; F-4J, VA-25; A-7E, VA-113; A-7E, VA-145; A-6A/KA-6D, VAQ-135; EA-6B, RVAH-5; RA-5C, VAW-112; E-2B, HS-4; SH-
  3D, VQ-1; EA-3B
   Feb 79 - Sep 79; CVW-2. 7th. VF-21; F-4J, VF-154; F-4J, VA-113; A-7E, VA-145; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-25; A-7E, VAQ-137; EA-6B, VAW-117; E-2B, VQ-1; EA-3B, VS-29; S-3A, HS-
  4; SH-3D
   Sep 80 - May 81; CVW-2. 7th/5th. VF-1; F-14A, VF-2; F-14A, VA-25; A-7E, VA-113; A-7E, VA-145; A-6E/KA-6D, VAQ-137; EA-6B, VAW-117; E-2C, VQ-1; EA-3B, VS-37; S-3A, 
  HS-2; SH-3H
   Apr 82 - Oct 82; CVW-2. 7th/5th. VF-1; F-14A, VF-2; F-14A, VA-25; A-7E, VA-113; A-7E, VA-145; A-6E/KA-6D, VAQ-137; EA-6B, VAW-116; E-2C, VQ-1; EA-3B, VS-21; S-3A, 
  HS-2; SH-3H
   Jul 83 - Feb 84; CVW-9. 7th/5th. VF-24; F-14A, VF-211; F-14A, VA-192; A-7E, VA-195; A-7E, VA-165; A-6E/KA-6D, VAQ-138; EA-6B, VAW-112; E-2C, VQ-1; EA-3B, VS-33; 
  S-3A, HS-8; SH-3H
   Jul 87 - Dec 87; CVW-2. 7th/5th. VF-1; F-14A, VF-2; F-14A, VA-145; A-6E, VMAAW-121; A-6E/KA-6D, VAQ-131; EA-6B, VAW-116; E-2C, VQ-1; EA-3B, VS-38; S-3A, HS-14; 
  SH-3H
   Feb 89 - Aug 89; CVW-2. 7th/5th. VF-1; F-14A, VF-2; F-14A, VA-145; A-6E, VMAAW-121; A-6E/KA-6D, VAQ-131; EA-6B, VAW-116; E-2C, VS-38; S-3A, HS-14; SH-3H
   Dec 90 - Jun 91: CVW-2. DS. VF-1; F-14A, VF-2; F-14A, VA-155; A-6E, VA-145; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-116; E-2C, VAQ-131; EA-6B, HS-14; SH-3H, VS-38; S-3A, VRC-30 Det ?; 
  C-2A
   Aug 92 - Jan 93: CVW-2. 7th/5th. VF-1; F-14A, VF-2; F-14A, VA-155; A-6E, VA-145; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-116; E-2C, VAQ-131; EA-6B, HS-14; SH-3H, VS-38; S-3A, VRC-30 Det 
  ?; C-2A
   Jul 93: Decommissioned
  CVA-62 Independence
   Jan 59: Commissioned
   Aug 60 - Mar 61; CVG-7. 6th. VF-41; 14 F3H2, VF-84; 13 F-8C, VA-72; 12 A-4B, VA-75; 12 A-1H, VA-86; 12 A-4B, VAH-1; 14 A3D, VFP-62 Det 41; 3 F-8AP, VMA(AW)-224; 
  A-4B
   Aug 61 - Dec 61; CVG-7. 6th. VF-41; 12 F-3B, VMF-115; 18 F-6A, VF-84; 12 F-8C, VA-72; 12 A-4C, VA-75; 12 A-1H, VA-86; 9 A-4C, VAH-1; A-3B, VAW-33 Det 41; 3 EA-1F, 
  VAW-12 Det 41; 4 E-1B, VFP-62 Det 41; 1 F-8AP
   Apr 62 - Aug 62; CVG-7. 6th. VF-84; 12 F-8C, VA-72; 12 A-4C, VA-75; 11 A-1H, VA-86; 11 A-4B, VAH-1; 12 A-3B, VMF(AW)-115; 15 F-6A, VFP-62 Det 41; 3 F-8AP, VAW-12 Det 
  41; 4 E-1B, VAW-33 Det 41; 3 EA-1F
   Oct 62 - Nov 62; CVG-7. CMC. VF-41; F-4B, VF-84; 11 F-8C, VA-72; A-4C, VA-75; 11 A-1H, VA-86; A-4C, VAH-1; A-5A, VFP-62 Det 62; RF-8A
  VAW-12; E-1B, VAW-33 Det 41; EA-1E, HU-2 Det ?; UH-2A
   Aug 63 - Mar 64; CVW-7. 6th. VF-41; 12 F-4B, VF-84; 13 F-8C, VMA-324; 11 A-4B, VA-72; 12 A-4C, VA-86; 12 A-4C, VAH-1; 12 A-5A, VFP-62 Det 62; 2 RF-8A, 
  VAW-12 Det 62; 4 E-1B, VAW-33 Det 41; EA-1F, HU-2 Det 62; 3 UH-2A
   Sep 64 - Nov 64; CVW-7. 2nd/6th. VA-72; A-4E, VFP-62 Det 62; 2 RF-8A, VAW-33 Det 62; 1 EA-1F
   May 65 - Dec 65; CVW-7. 7th. VF-41; 12 F-4B, VF-84; 12 F-4B, VA-72; 14 A-4E, VA-75; 12 A-6A, VA-86; 14 A-4E, RVAH-1; 6 RA-5C, VAH-4; A-3B, VAW-12 Det 62; 4 E-1B, 
  HU-2 Det 62; 3 UH-2A, VAW-13 Det; EA-1F, VQ-1 Det ?; EA-3B, VAP-61 Det ?; RA-3B
   Jun 66 - Feb 67; CVW-7. 6th. VF-41; 10 F-4B, VF-84; 9 F-4B, VMA-324; 14 A-4, VA-72; A-4E, VA-75; 8 A-6A, VA-86; 14 A-4E, RVAH-1; RA-5C, 
  VAW-12 Det 62; 4 E-1B, HC-2 Det 62; 1 UH-2A, VAW-33 Det 62;, VQ-2; EA-3B, VFP-62 Det ?; RF-8A
   Apr 68 - Jan 69; CVW-7. 6th. VF-41; 12 F-4J, VF-84; F-4B, VSF-1; 14 A-4C, VA-46;, VA-64; 14 A-4C, VA-76; 14 A-4C, VAH-10 Det 62; 3 KA-3B, RVAH-7; 5 RA-5C, HC-2 Det 
  62; 1 UH-2A/2 UH-2B, VAQ-33; TA-4F
   Jun 70 - Jan 71; CVW-7. 6th. VF-33; 12 F-4J, VF-102; 11 F-4J, VA-65; 11 A-6A, RVAH-11; 4 RA-5C, VAW-122; 3 E-2A
   Sep 71 - Mar 72; CVW-7. 2nd/6th. VF-33; 9 F-4J, VF-102; 10 F-4J, VA-65; 6 A-6A/3 KA-6D, VA-66; 8 A-7E, VA-12; 9 A-7E, RVAH-12; 2 RA-5C, VAW-122; 3 E-2B
   Jun 73 - Jan 74; CVW-7. 6th. VF-33; 11 F-4J, VF-102; 12 F-4J, VA-12; 11 A-7E, VA-65; 9 A-6E, 4 KA-6D, VA-66; 12 A-7E, RVAH-14; 3 RA-5C, HS-5; 8 SH-3, VAW-124; 4 E-2, 
  VAQ-33
   Jul 74 - Jan 75; CVW-7. 6th. VF-33; 10 F-4J, VF-102; 10 F-4J, VA-12; 9 A-7E, VA-65; 9 A-6E/4 KA-6D, VA-66; 11 A-7E, RVAH-9; RA-5C, VAQ-132; EA-6B, VQ-2; EA-3B, VAW-
  122; 4 E-2B, VS-31; S-2G, HS-5; 8 SH-3D
   Jun 75: Reclassified CV
   Oct 75 - Apr 76; CVW-7. 2nd/6th. VF-33; F-4J, VF-102; F-4J, VA-12; A-7E, VA-65; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-66; A-7E, RVAH-13; RA-5C, VAQ-132; EA-6B, VQ-2; EA-3B, VAW-117; E-2B, 
  HS-5; SH-3D
  R-15
  
  America’s Navy 
   Mar 77 - Oct 77; CVW-7. 6th. VF-33; F-4J, VF-102; F-4J, VA-12; A-7E, VA-65; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-66; A-7E, RVAH-12; RA-5C, VAQ-136; EA-6B, VQ-2; EA-3B, VAW-117; E-2B, 
  VS-31; S-3A, HS-5; SH-3D
   Jun 79 - Dec 79; CVW-6. 6th. VF-33; F-4J, VF-102; F-4J, VA-15; A-7E, VA-176; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-87; A-7E, VAQ-130; EA-6B, VQ-2; EA-3B, VAW-122; E-2C, VQ-2; EA-3B, VS-
  28; S-3A, HS-15; SH-3H
   Nov 80 - Jun 81; CVW-6. 6th/5th. VF-33; F-4J, VF-102; F-4J, VA-15; A-7E, VA-176; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-87; A-7E, VAQ-131; EA-6B, VQ-2; EA-3B, VAW-122; E-2C, VQ-2; EA-3B, 
  VFP-63; RF-8G, VS-28; S-3A, HS-15; SH-3H
   Jun 82 - Dec 82; CVW-6. 6th. VF-14; F-14A, VF-32; F-14A, VA-15; A-7E, VA-176; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-87; A-7E, VAQ-131; EA-6B, VQ-2; EA-3B, VAW-122; E-2C, VQ-2; EA-3B, 
  VS-28; S-3A, HS-15; SH-3H
   Oct 83 - Apr 84; CVW-6. 2nd/6th. VF-14; F-14A, VF-32; F-14A, VA-15; A-7E, VA-176; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-87; A-7E, VAQ-131; EA-6B, VQ-2; EA-3B, VAW-122; E-2C, VQ-2; EA-3B, 
  VS-28; S-3A, HS-15; SH-3H
   Oct 84 - Feb 85; CVW-6. 6th/5th. VF-14; F-14A, VF-32; F-14A, VA-15; A-7E, VA-176; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-87; A-7E, VAQ-131; EA-6B, VQ-2; EA-3B, VAW-122; E-2C, VQ-2; EA-3B, 
  VS-28; S-3A, HS-15; SH-3H
   Apr 85 - Jun 88: SLEP
   Jun 90 - Dec 90; CVW-14. 7th/5th. VF-21; F-14A, VF-154; F-14A, VFA-25; F/A-18C, VFA-113; F/A-18C, VA-196; A-6E/KA-6D, VAQ-139; EA-6B, VAW-113; E-2C, VS-37; S-3A, 
  HS-8; SH-3H
   Aug 91 - Sep 91: CVW-5. 7th. VF-154; F-14A, VF-21; F-14A, VFA-192; F/A-18C, VFA-195 F/A-18C, VA-115; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-115; E-2C, VAQ-136; EA-6B, VS-21; S-3B, HS-
  12; SH-3H, VRC-30 Det ?; US-3A/C-2A
   Apr 92 - Oct 92: CVW-5. 7th/5th. VF-154; F-14A, VF-21; F-14A, VFA-192; F/A-18C, VFA-195 F/A-18C, VA-115; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-115; E-2C, VAQ-136; EA-6B, VS-21; S-3B, 
  HS-12; SH-3H
   Nov 93 - Mar 94: CVW-5. 7th/5th. VF-154; F-14A, VF-21; F-14A, VFA-192; F/A-18C, VFA-195 F/A-18C, VA-115; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-115; E-2C, VAQ-136; EA-6B, VS-21; S-3B, 
  HS-12; SH-3H, VRC-30 Det ?; C-2A
   Aug 95 - Nov 95: CVW-5. 7th/5th. VF-154; F-14A, VF-21; F-14A, VFA-192; F/A-18C, VFA-195 F/A-18C, VA-115; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-115; E-2C, VAQ-136; EA-6B, VS-21; S-3B, 
  HS-14; SH-3H, VQ-5 Det A; ES-3A, VRC-30 Det 5; C-2A
   Feb 97 - Jun 97: CVW-5. 6th/5th. VF-154; F-14A, VFA-27; F/A-18C, VFA-192; F/A-18C, VFA-195 F/A-18C, VAW-115; E-2C, VAQ-136; EA-6B, VQ-5 Det 5; ES-3A, VS-21; S-3B, 
  HS-14; SH-3H, VRC-30 Det 5; C-2A
   Jan 98 - Jun 98: CVW-5. 5th. VF-154; F-14A, VFA-27; F/A-18C, VFA-192; F/A-18C, VFA-195 F/A-18C, VAW-115; E-2C, VAQ-136; EA-6B, VQ-5 Det 5; ES-3A, VS-21; S-3B, 
  HS-14; SH-3H, VRC-30 Det 5; C-2A
   Sep 98: Decommissioned
  CVA-63 Kitty Hawk
   Apr 61: Commissioned
   Nov 61 - Jan 61: CVG-11. 2nd/3rd. VF-142; 11 F-8A, VA-113; 13 A-4C, VA-115; 11 A-1H, VAH-13; 12 A-3B, VFP-63 Det C; 2 F-8AP, HU-1 Det C; 2 UH-25C
   Sep 62 - Feb 63: CVG-11. 7th. VF-111; 14 F-8D, VF-114; 12 F-4B, VA-112; 13 A-4C, VA-113; 13 A-4C, VA-115; 11 A-1H, VAH-13; A-3, VAW-11 Det C; 3 E-1B, VFP-63 Det C; 3 
  RF-8A
   Oct 63 - Jul 64: CVG-11. 7th. VF-114; 12 F-4B, VF-111; 13 F-8D, VA-112; 12 A-4C, VA-113; 12 A-4C, VA-115; 12 A-1H, VAH-13; 12 A-3B, VFP-63 Det C; 3 RF-8A, VAW-11 Det C; 
  4 E-1B, HU-1 Det C; 2 UH-2A, VQ-1 Det C; EA-3B, VAP-61 Det C; RA-3B
   Oct 65 - Jul 66: CVG-11. 7th. VF-213; 2 F-4B, 7 F-4G, VA-85; 8 A-6A, VA-113; 13 A-4C, VA-115; 7 A-1H/5 A-1J, RVAH-13; RA-5C, VAH-4 Det C; 1 A-3B, VAW-11 Det C; 4 E-2A, 
  HC-1 Det C; 2 UH-2A/1 UH-2B, VAP-61 Det C; RA-3B, VQ-1 Det C; EA-3B
   Sep 66 - Jun 67: CVG-11. CVW-11. 7th. VF-213; 13 F-4B, VF-114; F-4B, VA-85; 2 A-6A, VA-112; 15 A-4C, VA-144; 13 A-4C, RVAH-13; RA-5C, VAH-4 Det C; 3 KA-3B, VAW-11 
  Det C; 4 E-2A, HC-1 Det C; UH-2A/ UH-2B, VQ-1 Det C; EA-3B, VAP-61 Det C; RA-3B
   Nov 67 - Jun /68; CVW-11. 7th. VF-114; 12 F-4B, VF-213; 13 F-4B, VA-75; 11 A-6A/3 A-6B, VA-112; 12 A-4C, VA-144; 12 A-4E, RVAH-11; RA-5C, VAH-4 Det 63; 5 KA-3B, VAW-
  13 Det 63; 1 KA-3B, 5 EKA-3B, VAW-114; 3 E-2A, HC-1 Det 63; 3 UH-2C,
   Dec /68 - Sep 69; CVW-11. 7th. VF-114; 11 F-4B, VF-213; 11 F-4B, VA-37; 14 A-7A, VA-65; 11 A-6A/2 A-6B, VA-105; 11 A-7A, RVAH-11; 5 RA-5C, VAQ-131; 2 KA-3B, 3 EKA-
  3B, VAW-114; 3 E-2A, HC-1 Det 63; UH-2C, HC-7 Det 110; SH-3A
   Nov 70 - Jul 71; CVW-11. 7th. VF-114; F-4J, VF-213; 11 F-4J, VA-192; 9 A-7E, VA-195; 11 A-7E, VA-52; 7 A-6A/1 A-6B, RVAH-6; 2 RA-5C, VAQ-133; 2 EKA-3B, 1 KA-3B, VAW-
  114; 3 E-2B, HC-1 Det 2; 3 UH-2C, HC-7 Det 110; SH-3A
  R-16
  
  America’s Navy
   Feb 72 - Nov 72; CVW-11. 7th. VF-114; 11 F-4J, VF-213; 12 F-4J, VA-52; 8 A-6A, 3 A-6B/2 KA-6D, VA-192; 11 A-7E, VA-195; 13 A-7E, RVAH-7; 4 RA-5C, VAW-114; 3 E-2B, 
  VQ-135 Det 1; 3 EKA-3B, HC-1 Det 1; 3 SH-3G, HC-7 Det 7; HH-3A
   Nov 73 - Jul 74; CVW-11. 7th/5th. VF-114; 10 F-4J, VF-213; 10 F-4J, VA-192; 13 A-7E, VA-195; 11 A-7E, VA-52; 10 A-6A/3 KA-6D, VAQ-136; 4 EA-6B, RVAH-7; 2 RA-5C, VAW-
  114; 4 E-2B, VS-37; 8 S-2G, VS-38; 7 S-2G, HS-4; 10 SH-3D, VQ-1 Det 63; EA-3B
   May 75 - Dec 75; CVW-11. 7th. VF-213; 7 F-4J, VF-114; 5 F-4J, VA-52; 10 A-6E/3 KA-6D, VA-192; 10 A-7E, VA-195; 12 A-7E, HS-8; 8 SH-3D, VS-37; 9 S-2G, VS-38; 9 S-2G, 
  VAQ-136; 4 EA-6B, VAW-114; 4 E-2B, RVAH-6; RA-5C, VQ-1; EA-3
   Jun 75: Reclassified CV
   Oct 77 - May 79; CVW-11. 7th. VF-114; F-14A, VF-213; F-14A, VA-52; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-192; A-7E, VA-195; A-7E, RVAH-7; RA-5C, VAQ-131; EA-6B, VAW-122; E-2C, VQ-1; EA-
  3B, VS-33; S-3A, HS-8; SH-3D
   May 79 - Feb 80; CVW-15. 7th/5th. VF-51; F-14A, VF-111; F-14A, VA-52; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-22; A-7E, VA-94; A-7E, VAQ-135; EA-6B, VAW-114; E-2C, VFP-62; RF-8G, VQ-1; 
  EA-3B, VS-21; S-3A, HS-8; SH-3H
   Apr 81 - Nov 81; CVW-15. 7th/5th. VF-51; F-14A, VF-111; F-14A, VA-52; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-22; A-7E, VA-94; A-7E, VAQ-135; EA-6B, VAW-114; E-2C, VFP-63; RF-8G, VQ-1; EA-
  3B, VS-29; S-3A, HS-4; SH-3H
   Jan 84 - Aug 84; CVW-2. 7th/5th. VF-1; F-14A, VF-2; F-14A, VA-145; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-146; A-7E, VA-147; A-7E, VAQ-130; EA-6B, VAW-116; E-2C, VQ-1; EA-3B, VS-38; S-3A, 
  HS-2; SH-3H
   Jul 85 - Dec 85; CVW-9. 7th/5th. VF-24; F-14A, VF-211; F-14A, VA-165; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-146; A-7E, VA-147; A-7E, VAQ-130; EA-6B, VAW-112; E-2C, VQ-1; EA-3B, VS-33; 
  S-3A, HS-2; SH-3H
   Jan 87 - Jun 87; CVW-9. World. VF-24; F-14A, VF-211; F-14A, VA-165; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-146; A-7E, VA-147; A-7E, VAQ-130; EA-6B, VAW-112; E-2C, VQ-1; EA-3B, VS-33; 
  S-3A, HS-2; SH-3H
   Nov 87 - Apr 91: SLEP
   Oct 91 - Dec 91: CVW-15. 2nd/7th. VF-51; F-14A, VF-111; F-14A, VFA-87; F/A-18A, VFA-27; F/A-18A, VA-52; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-114; E-2C+, VAQ-134; EA-6B, VS-37; S-3A, 
  HS-4; SH-60F/HH-60H, VRC-30 Det ?; C-2A
   Nov 92 May 93; CVW-15. 7th/5th. VF-51; F-14A, VF-111; F-14A, VFA-97; F/A-18A, VFA-27; F/A-18A, VA-52; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-114; E-2C, VAQ-134; EA-6B, VS-37; S-3A, HS-
  4; SH-60F/HH-60H, VRC-30 Det ?; C-2A
   Jun 94 - Dec 94; CVW-15. 7th/5th. VF-51; F-14A, VF-111; F-14A, VFA-97; F/A-18A, VFA-27; F/A-18A, VA-52; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-114; E-2C, VAQ-134; EA-6B, VS-37; S-3A, 
  HS-4; SH-60F/HH-60H, VRC-30 Det C; C-2A
   Apr 96 - Oct 96: CVW-11. 7th. VF-213; F-14A, VFA-22; F/A-18C, VFA-94; F/A-18C, VFA-97; F/A-18C, VAW-117; E-2C, VAQ-135; EA-6B, VQ-5 Det B; ES-3A, VS-29; S-3B, HS-
  6; SH-60F/HH-60H, VRC-30 Det 2; C-2A
   Oct 96 - Apr 97: CVW-5. 7th/5th. VF-213; F-14A, VFA-22; F/A-18C(N), VFA-94; F/A-18C(N), VFA-97; F/A-18A, VAW-117; E-2C, VAQ-135; EA-6B, VQ-5 Det B; ES-3A, VS-29; 
  S-3B, HS-6; SH-60F/HH-60H, VRC-30 Det 2; C-2A
   Mar 99 - Aug 99: CVW-5. 7th/5th. VF-154; F-14A, VFA-27; F/A-18C(N), VFA-192; F/A-18C(N), VFA-195; F/A-18C(N), VAW-115; E-2C, VAQ-136; EA-6B, VS-21; S-3B, HS-14; 
  SH-60F/HH-60H, VRC-30 Det 5; C-2A
   Apr 00- Jun 00: CVW-5. 7th/5th. VF-154; F-14A, VFA-27; F/A-18C(N), VFA-192; F/A-18C(N), VFA-195; F/A-18C(N), VAW-115; E-2C, VAQ-136; EA-6B, VS-21; S-3B, HS-14; 
  SH-60F/HH-60H, VRC-30 Det 5; C-2A
   Sep 00- Nov 00: CVW-5. 7th/5th. VF-154; F-14A, VFA-27; F/A-18C(N), VFA-192; F/A-18C(N), VFA-195; F/A-18C(N), VAW-115; E-2C, VAQ-136; EA-6B, VS-21; S-3B, HS-14; 
  SH-60F/HH-60H, VRC-30 Det 5; C-2A
   Mar 01- Jun 01: CVW-5. 7th. VF-154; F-14A, VFA-27; F/A-18C(N), VFA-192; F/A-18C(N), VFA-195; F/A-18C(N), VAW-115; E-2C, VAQ-136; EA-6B, VS-21; S-3B, HS-14; SH-
  60F/HH-60H, VRC-30 Det 5; C-2A
   Oct 01- Dec 01: CVW-5. 7th/5th. VFA-27; F/A-18C(N), VFA-192; F/A-18C(N), VFA-195; F/A-18C(N),, VS-21; S-3B, HS-14; SH-60F/HH-60H, VRC-30 Det 5; C-2A
   Jan 03 - May 03: CVW-5. 7th/5th. VF-154; F-14A, VFA-27; F/A-18C(N), VFA-192; F/A-18C(N), VFA-195; F/A-18C(N),, VAW-115; E-2C, VAQ-135; EA-6B, VS-21; S-3B, HS-14; 
  SH-60F/HH-60H, VRC-40 Det 5; C-2A. (My last deployment)
   May 05 - Aug 05: CVW-5. 7th. VFA-27; F/A-18E, VFA-102; F/A-18F, VFA-192; F/A-18C(N), VFA-195; F/A-18C(N), VAW-115; E-2C, VAQ-136; EA-6B, HS-14; SH-60F/HH-60H, 
  HSL-51 Det 3; SH-60B, VRC-40 Det 5; C-2A
   May 09: Decommissioned
  R-17
  
  America’s Navy 
  CVA-64 Constellation
   Oct 61: Commissioned
   Jul 62 - Sep 62; CVG-5. 2nd/7th. VF-51; 12 F-8D, VA-55; 12 A-4C, VA-56; 12 A-4C, VA-113; 12 A-4C, VAH-10 Det B; 4 A-3B, VFP-63 Det B; 2 F-8AP, 
   Feb 63 - Sep 63; CVW-14. 7th. VF-141; 13 F-4B, VF-143; 13 F-4B, VA-144; 12 A-4C, VA-145; 8 A-1H/3 A-1J, VA-146; 12 A-4C, VAH-10; 12 A-3B, VFP-63 Det F; 1 RF-8A, VAW-
  11 Det F; 4 E-1B, HU-1 Det F; 1 UH-25B, 1 CH-19
   May 64 - Feb 65; CVW-14. 7th. VF-142; 12 F-4B, VF-143; 12 F-4B, VA-144; 13 A-4C, VA-145; 3 A-1J/8 A-1H, VA-146; 12 A-4C, VAH-10; 12 A-3B, VAW-11 Det F; 4 E-1B, VFP-
  63 Det F; 3 RF-8A, HU-1 Det F; 2 UH-2A, VAP-61 Det ?; RA-3B, VQ-1; EA-3B, VF-51; F-8E, VMCJ-1 Det; RF-8A
   May 66 - Dec 66; CVW-15; 7th. VF-151; 11 F-4B, VF-161; 10 F-4B, VA-65; 9 A-6A, VA-153; 15 A-4C, VA-155; 13 A-4E, RVAH-6; RA-5C, VAH-8; 4 A-3B, VAW-11 Det D; E-2A, 
  HC-1 Det D; 2 UH-2A/1 UH-2B, VQ-1 Det ?; EA-3B, VAP-61 Det ?; RA-3B, VAW-13 Det ?; EA-1F, HS-6 Det ?; SH-3A
   Apr 67 - Dec 67; CVW-14. 7th. VF-142; 11 F-4B, VF-143; 11 F-4B, VA-55; A-4C, VA-65; A-6A, VA-146; 13 A-4C, VA-196; 9 A-6A, RVAH-12; 5 RA-5C, VAH-8; KA-3B, VAW-113; 
  4 E-2A, HC-1 Det 64; UH-2A/ UH-2B, VAP-61 Det ?; RA-3B, VQ-1 Det ?; EA-3B, VAQ-13 Det ?; EA-1F
   May 68 - Jan 69; CVW-14. 7th. VF-142; 11 F-4B, VF-143; 10 F-4B, VA-27; 13 A-7A, VA-97; 12 A-7A, VA-196; 8 A-6A/3 A-6B, RVAH-5; RA-5C, VAH-2 Det 64; 2 KA-3B, VAH-10 
  Det 64; KA-3B, VAW-13 Det 64; EKA-3B, VAW-113; 4 E-2A, HC-1 Det 64; 3 UH-2C
   Aug 69 - May 70; CVW-14. 7th. VF-142; 13 F-4J, VF-143; 12 F-4J, VA-27; 15 A-7A, VA-85; 12 A-6A, 2 A-6B, VA-97; 13 A-7A, RVAH-7; 5 RA-5C, VAW-113; 4 E-2A, 
  VAQ-133; 3 EKA-3B/2 KA-3B, HC-1 Det 5; 2 SH-3A, HC-7 Det 110; 4 SH-3A
   Oct 71 - Jun 72; CVW-9. 7th. VF-92; 10 F-4J, VF-96; 12 F-4J, VA-146; 11 A-7E, VA-147; 11 A-7E, VA-165; 10 A-6A, 3 KA-6D, RVAH-11; 5 RA-5C, VAQ-130 Det 1; 3 EKA-3B, 
  HC-1 Det 3; 3 SH-3G, VAW-116; 4 E-2B
   Jan 73 - Oct 73; CVW-9. 7th. VF-92; 9 F-4J, VF-96; 9 F-4J, VA-146; 12 A-7E, VA-147; 11 A-7E, VA-165; 9 A-6A/6 KA-6D, HS-6 Det 1; 4 SH-3G, VAQ-134; 4 EA-6B
  VAW-116; 4 E-2B, RVAH-12; 4 RA-5C, VQ-1 Det ?; EA-3B, HC-3 Det 105; 2 CH-46D
   Jun 74 - Dec 74; CVW-9. 7th/5th. VF-92; 11 F-4J, VF-96; 9 F-4J, VA-146; 10 A-7E, VA-147; 10 A-7E, VA-165; 8 A-6A/5 KA-6D, RVAH-5; 3 RA-5C, VAW-112; 3 E-2B, VAQ-131; 
  4 EA-6B, HS-6; 8 SH-3A, VQ-1 Det 64; EA-3B
   Jun 75: Reclassified CV
   Apr 77 - Nov 77; CVW-9. 7th. VF-24; F-14A, VF-211; F-14A, VA-146; A-7E, VA-147; A-7E, VA-165; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-126; E-2B, VAQ-132; EA-6B, VFP-63; RF-8G, VQ-1; EA-
  3B, VS-21; S-3A, HS-6; SH-3A
   Sep 78 - May 79; CVW-9. 7th/5th. VF-24; F-14A, VF-211; F-14A, VA-146; A-7E, VA-147; A-7E, VA-165; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-126; E-2B, VAQ-132; EA-6B, VFP-63; RF-8G, VQ-1; 
  EA-3B, VS-37; S-3A, HS-6; SH-3A
   Feb 80 - Oct 80; CVW-9. 7th/5th. VF-24; F-14A, VF-211; F-14A, VA-146; A-7E, VA-147; A-7E, VA-165; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-116; E-2B, VAQ-?; EA-6B, VFP-63; RF-8G, VQ-1; EA-
  3B, VS-38; S-3A, HS-6; SH-3H
   Oct 81 - May 82; CVW-9. 7th/5th. VF-24; F-14A, VF-211; F-14A, VA-146; A-7E, VA-147; A-7E, VA-165; A-6E/KA-6D, VAQ-134; EA-6B, VAW-112; E-2B, VQ-1; EA-3B, VS-38; 
  S-3A, HS-8; SH-3H
   Feb 85 - Aug 85; CVW-14. 7th/5th. VF-21; F-14A, VF-154; F-14A, VFA-25; F/A-18A, VA-113; F/A-18A, VA-196; A-6E/KA-6D, VAQ-196; EA-6B, VAW-113; E-2B, VQ-1; EA-3B, 
  VS-37; S-3A, HS-8; SH-3H. Philip 1985
   Apr 87 - Oct 87; CVW-14. 7th/5th. VF-21; F-14A, VF-154; F-14A, VFA-25; F/A-18A, VA-113; F/A-18A, VA-196; A-6E/KA-6D, VAQ-139; EA-6B, VAW-113; E-2C, VQ-1; EA-3B, 
  VS-37; S-3A, HS-8; SH-3H
   Dec 88 - Jun 89; CVW-14. 7th/5th. VF-21; F-14A, VF-154; F-14A, VFA-25; F/A-18A, VA-113; F/A-18A, VA-196; A-6E/KA-6D, VAQ-139; EA-6B, VAW-113; E-2C, VS-37; S-3A, 
  HS-8; SH-3H
   Jul 90 - Mar 93: SLEP
   Nov 94 - May 95; CVW-2. 7th/5th. VF-2; F-14D, VFA-137; F/A-18C(N), VFA-151; F/A-18C(N), VMFA-323; F/A-18C(N), VAW-116; E-2C, VAQ-131; EA-6B, VQ-5 Det ?; ES-3A, 
  VS-38; S-3B, HS-2; SH-60F/HH-60H
   Apr 97 - Oct 97: CVW-2. 7th/5th. VF-2; F-14D, VFA-137; F/A-18C(N), VFA-151; F/A-18C(N), VMFA-323; F/A-18C(N), VAW-116; E-2C, VAQ-131; EA-6B, VQ-5 Det C; ES-3A, 
  VS-38; S-3B, HS-2; SH-60F/HH-60H, VRC-30 Det 3; C-2A
   Jun 99 - Dec 99: CVW-2. 7th. VF-2; F-14D, VFA-137; F/A-18C(N), VFA-151; F/A-18C(N), VMFA-323; F/A-18C(N), VAW-116; E-2C, VAQ-131; EA-6B, VS-38; S-3B, HS-2; SH-
  60F/HH-60H, VRC-30 Det 3; C-2A
   Mar 01 - Sep 01: CVW-2. 7th/5th. VF-2; F-14D, VFA-137; F/A-18C(N), VFA-151; F/A-18C(N), VMFA-323; F/A-18C(N), VAW-116; E-2C, VAQ-131; EA-6B, VS-38; S-3B, HS-2; 
  SH-60F/HH-60H, HSL-47 Det 4; SH-60B, VRC-30 Det 2; C-2A
   Nov 02 - Jun 03: CVW-2. 7th/5th. VF-2; F-14D, VFA-137; F/A-18C(N), VFA-151; F/A-18C(N), VMFA-323; F/A-18C(N), VAW-116; E-2C, VAQ-131; EA-6B, VS-38; S-3B, HS-2; 
  SH-60F/HH-60H, HSL-47 Det 4; SH-60B, VRC-40 Det 2; C-2A
  R-18
  
  America’s Navy
  Aug 03: Decommissioned
  CVAN-65 Enterprise
   Nov 61: Commissioned
   Aug 62 - Oct 62; CVG-6; 6th. VF-33; 12 F-8E, VF-102; 10 F-4B, VA-65; 13 A-1H, VA-66; 11 A-4C, VA-76; 12 A-4C, VFP-62 Det 65; 3 F-8AP, VAW-12 Det 65; 4 E-1B
   Oct 62 - Dec 62; CVG-6; CMC. VF-33; 12 F-8E, VF-102; 15 F-4B, VA-64; 12 A-4C, VA-65; 12 A-1H, VA-66; 12 A-4C, VA-76; 12 A-4C, VFP-62 Det 59; 3 RF-8A, VAW-12 Det 65; 
  6 E-1B, HU-2 Det 65; 2 UH-25B
   Feb 63 - Sep 63; CVG-6; 6th. VF-33; 13 F-8E, VF-102; 13 F-4B, VA-64; 12 A-4C, VA-65; 12 A-1H, VA-66; 12 A-4C, VA-76; 12 A-4C, VAH-7; 10 A-5A, VAW-33 Det 65; 3 EA-1F, 
  HU-2 Det 65; 2 UH-2B, VAW-12 Det 65; 4 E-1B, VFP-62 Det 65; 3 RF-8A
   Feb 64 - Oct 64; CVW-6; 6th. VF-33; 14 F-8E,VF-102; 12 F-4B, VA-65; 12 A-1H, VA-64; 12 A-4C, VA-66; 12 A-4C, VA-76; 12 A-4C, VAH-7; 10 A-5A, VFP-62 Det 65; 3 RA-8A, 
  VAW-12 Det 65; 4 E-1B, VAW-33 Det 65; 3 EA-1F, HU-2 Det 65; 4 UH-2A
   Nov 64 - Jul 65: Refueled
   Oct 65 - Jun 66; CVW-9. 2nd/5th/7th. VF-92; 10 F-4B, VF-96; F-4B, VA-36; 12 A-4C, VA-76; 13 A-4C, VA-93; A-4C
  VA-94; 14 A-4C, RVAH-7; 6 RA-5C, VAH-4 Det M; 3 A-3B, VAW-11 Det M; E-1B, HC-1 Det M; UH-2A, VQ-1 Det ?; EA-3B, VAP-61 Det ?; RA-3B
   Nov 66 - Jul 67; CVW-9. 7th. VF-92; 12 F-4B, VF-96; 9 F-4B, VA-35; 9 A-6A, VA-56; 13 A-4C, VA-113; 14 A-4C, RVAH-7; 3 RA-5C, VAH-2 Det M; 5 A-3B, VAQ-11 Det M; 4 
  E-2A, VAP-61 Det ?; RA-3B, HC-1 Det M; 1 UH-2A/2 UH-2B, VQ-1 Det ?; EA-3B
   Jan 68 - Jul 68; CVW-9. 7th. VF-92; 13 F-4B, VF-96; 13 F-4B, VA-35; 11 A-6A/3 A-6B, VA-56; 13 A-4E, VA-113; 12 A-4F, RVAH-1; 6 RA-5C, VAH-2 Det 65; 2 KA-3B, VAW-13 
  Det 65; 1 EKA-3B, VAW-112; 3 E-2A, HC-1 Det 65; 4 UH-2C, HC-7 Det 111; SH-3A
   Jan 69 - Jul 69; CVW-9. 7th. VF-92; 11 F-4J, VF-96; 11 F-4J, VA-145; 8 A-6A, VA-146; 13 A-7B, VA-215; 11 A-7B, VAQ-132; 2 EKA-3B/2 KA-3B, VAW-112; 4 E-2A, RVAH-6; 
  RA-5C, HC-1 Det 65; 2 UH-2C
   Aug 69 - Jan 71: Refueled
   Jun 71 - Feb 72; CVW-14. 7th/5th. VF-143 P; 10 F-4J, VF-142; 6 F-4J, VA-97; 6 A-7E, VA-27; 9 A-7E, VA-196; 9 A-6A, 2 A-6B/2 KA-6D, RVAH-5; RA-5C
  VAW-113; E-2B, VAQ-130 Det 4; 2 EKA-3B, HC-1 Det 4; 3 SH-3G
   Sep 72 - Jun 73; CVW-14. 7th. VF-143; 12 F-4J, VF-142; 10 F-4J, VA-27; 11 A-7E, VA-97; 11 A-7E, VA-196; 5 A-6E/4 KA-6D, VAW-113; 4 E-2B, VAQ-131; 4 EA-6B, RVAH-13; 
  RA-5C, HS-2 Det 1; SH-3G
   Sep 74 - May 75; CVW-14. 7th/5th. VF-1; 9 F-14A, VF-2; 10 F-14A, VA-27; 7 A-7E, VA-97; 6 A-7E, VA-196; 1 A-6A/1 KA-6D, VAQ-137; EA-6B, HS-2; 1 SH-3D
  VAW-113; 1 E-2B, RVAH-12; RA-5C, VQ-1 Det 65; EA-3B
   Jun 75: Reclassified CVN
   Jul 76 - Mar 77; CVW-14. 7th/5th. VF-1; F-14A, VF-2; F-14A, VA-27; A-7E, VA-97; A-7E, VA-196; A-6E/KA-6D, VAQ-134; EA-6B, VAW-113; E-2B, VQ-1; EA-3B, RVAH-1; RA-
  5C, VS-29; S-3A, HS-2; SH-3D, HC-3; UH-46D
   Apr 78 - Oct 78; CVW-14. 7th/5th. VF-1; F-14A, VF-2; F-14A, VA-27; A-7E, VA-97; A-7E, VA-196; A-6E/KA-6D, VAQ-134; EA-6B, VAW-113; E-2B, VQ-1; EA-3B, RVAH-1; RA-
  5C, VS-38; S-3A, HS-2; SH-3D
   Sep 82 - Apr 83; CVW-11. 7th. VF-114; F-14A, VF-213; F-14A, VA-22; A-7E, VA-94; A-7E, VA-95; A-6E/KA-6D, VAQ-133; EA-6B, VAW-117; E-2C, VQ-1; EA-3B, VS-37; S-3A, 
  HS-6; SH-3H
   May 84 - Dec 84; CVW-11. 7th/5th. VF-114; F-14A, VF-213; F-14A, VA-22; A-7E, VA-94; A-7E, VA-95; A-6E/KA-6D, VAQ-133; EA-6B, VAW-117; E-2C, VQ-1; EA-3B, VS-21; 
  S-3A, HS-6; SH-3H
   Jan 86 - Aug 86; CVW-11. World. VF-114; F-14A, VF-213; F-14A, VA-22; A-7E, VA-94; A-7E, VA-95; A-6E/KA-6D, VAQ-133; EA-6B, VAW-117; E-2C, VQ-1; EA-3B, VS-21; S-3A, 
  HS-6; SH-3H
   Jan 88 - Jul 88; CVW-11. 7th/5th. VF-114; F-14A, VF-213; F-14A, VA-22; A-7E, VA-94; A-7E, VA-95; A-6E/KA-6D, VAQ-135; EA-6B, VAW-117; E-2C, VS-21; S-3A, HS-6; SH-3H
   Sep 89 - Mar 90; CVW-11. World. VF-114; F-14A, VF-213; F-14A, VA-22; A-7E, VA-94; A-7E, VA-95; A-6E/KA-6D, VAQ-135; EA-6B, VAW-117; E-2C, VS-21; S-3A, HS-6; SH-3H
   Oct 90 - Sep 94: Refueled
   Jun 96 - Dec 96: CVW-17. 6th/5th. VF-103; F-14B, VFA-81; F/A-18C, VFA-83; F/A-18C, VA-75; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-125; E-2C, VAQ-132; EA-6B, VQ-6 Det C; ES-3A, VS-30; 
  S-3B, HS-15; SH-60F/HH-60H, VRC-40 Det 2; C-2A
   Nov 98 - May 99: CVW-3. 6th/5th. VF-32; F-14B, VFA-37; F/A-18C(N), VFA-105; F/A-18C(N), VMFA-312; F/A-18C(N), VAW-126; E-2C, VAQ-130; EA-6B, VS-22; S-3B, HS-7; 
  SH-60F/HH-60H, VQ-6 Det A; ES-3A, VRC-40 Det 4; C-2A
   Apr 01 - Nov 01: CVW-8. 6th/5th. VF-14; F-14B, VF-41; F-14B, VFA-15; F/A-18C(N), VFA-87; F/A-18C(N), VAW-124; E-2C, VAQ-141; EA-6B, VS-24; S-3B, HS-3; SH-60F/HH-
  60H, VRC-40 Det 5; C-2A
  R-19
  
  America’s Navy 
   Oct 03 - Feb 04: CVW-1. 5th. VF-211; F-14A, VFA-82; F/A-18C(N), VFA-86; F/A-18C, VMFA-312; F/A-18A+, VAW-123; E-2C, VAQ-137; EA-6B, VS-32; S-3B, HS-11; SH-60F/
  HH-60H, VRC-40 Det 2; C-2A
   May 06 - Nov 06: CVW-1. 6th/5th/7th. VFA-86; F/A-18C(N), VFA-136; F/A-18C, VFA-211; F/A-18F, VMFA-251; F/A-18C(N),VAW-123; E-2C, VAQ-137; EA-6B, VS-32; S-3B, HS-
  11; SH-60F/HH-60H, VRC-40 Det 2; C-2A
   Jul 07 - Dec 07: CVW-1. 6th/5th. VFA-86; F/A-18C(N), VFA-136; F/A-18C, VFA-211; F/A-18F, VMFA-251; F/A-18C(N), VAW-123; E-2C, VAQ-137; EA-6B, HS-11; SH-60F/HH-
  60H, VRC-40 Det 4; C-2A
   Apr 08 - Apr 10: Refit
   Jan 11 - Jul 11: CVW-1. 6th/5th. VFA-11; F/A-18F, VFA-136; F/A-18E, VFA-211; F/A-18F, VMFA-251; F/A-18C(N), VAW-123; E-2C, VAQ-137; EA-6B, HS-11; SH-60F/HH-60H, 
  VRC-40 Det 2; C-2A
   Mar 12 - Nov 12: CVW-1. 6th/5th. VFA-11; F/A-18F, VFA-136; F/A-18E, VFA-211; F/A-18F, VMFA-251; F/A-18C(N),VAW-123; E-2C, VAQ-137; EA-6B, HS-11; SH-60F/HH-60H, 
  VRC-40 Det 1; C-2A
   Dec 12: Decommissioned
  CVA-66 America
   Jan 65: Commissioned
   Nov 1965 - Jul 66: CVW-6. 6th. VF-33; 11 F-4B, VF-102; 10 F-4B, VA-64; A-4C, VA-66; 16 A-4C, RVAH-5; 5 RA-5C, VAW-12 Det 66; 4 E-1B, VAW-33 Det 66; 4 EA-1F
   Jan 1967 - Sep 67: CVW-6: 6th. VF-33; 11 F-4B, VF-102; 8 F-4B, VA-36; 14 A-4C, VA-64; 14 A-4C, VA-66; 15 A-4C, RVAH-5; 6 RA-5C, VAW-12; 4 E-1B, VAW-33; 3 EA-1F
   Jan 67 - Sep 67; CVW-6; 6th. VF-33; 11 F-4B, VF-102; 8 F-4B, VA-36; 14 A-4C, VA-64; 14 A-4C, VA-66; 15 A-4C, RVAH-5; 6 RA-5C, VAW-12 Det 66; 4 E-1B, 
  VAW-33 Det 66; 3 EA-1F
   Apr 68 - Dec 68; CVW-6; 7th. VF-33; 12 F-4J, VF-102; 12 F-4J, VA-82; 12 A-7A, VA-86; 11 A-7A, VA-85; 11 A-6A, VAW-122; 4 E-2A, RVAH-13; RA-5C, VAH-10 Det 66; KA-3B, 
  VAW-13 Det 66; EKA-3B, HC-2 Det 66; 2 UH-2A, 1 UH-2B
   Apr 70 - Dec 70: CVW-9. World. VF-92; 9 F-4J, VF-96; 10 F-4J, VA-146; 12 A-7E, VA-147; 14 A-7E, VA-165; 4 A-6A/1 A-6B/8 A-6C, RVAH-12; 5 RA-5C, VAW-124; 4 E-2A, 
  VAQ-132; 3 EKA-3B/2 KA-3B, HC-2; 3 UH-2C
   Jul 71 - Dec 71: CVW-8. 6th. VF-101 Det 66; 7 F-4J, VMFA 333; 10 F-4J, VA-35; 6 A-6A/2 A-6B/4 A-6C/3 KA-6D, VA-82; 11 A-7E, VA-86; 11 A-7E, RVAH 13; 4 RA-5Cs, VAH-
  124; 4 E-2B, HC-2 Det 66; 3 HH-2D
   Jun 72 - Mar 73; CVW-8; 7th. VF-74; F-4J, VA-35; 6 A-6A, 3 A-6C/5 KA-6D, VA-82; 12 A-7C, VA-86; 12 A-7C, RVAH-6; 3 RA-5C, VAW-124; 4 E-2B, VMFA-333; 12 F-4J, VAQ-
  132; 4 EA-6B, HC-2 Det 66; 3 SH-3G, HC-7 Det 110; HH-3A
   Jan 74 - Aug 74; CVW-8; 6th. VF-142; 12 F-4J, VF-143; 12 F-4J, VA-85; 11 A-6E/4 KA-6D, VA-86; 12 A-7C, VA-35; 11 A-6E/4 KA-6D, RVAH 1; 3 RA-5C, HC 2 Det 66; 3 SH-3G, 
  VAQ 133; 4 EA-6B
   Jun 75: Reclassified CV
   Apr 76 - Oct 76: CVW-6. 6th. VF-142; F-14A, VF-143; F-14A, VA-15; A-7E, VA-87; A-7E, VA-176; A-6E/KA-6D, VAQ-137; EA-6B, VAW-124; E-2B, VFP-63; RF-8G, VS-28; S-3A, 
  HS-15; SH-3D
   Sep 77 - Apr 78: CVW-6. 6th. VF-142; F-14A, VF-143; F-14A, VA-15; A-7E, VA-87; A-7E, VA-176; A-6E/KA-6D, VAQ-137; EA-6B, VAW-124; E-2B, VFP-63; RF-8G, VS-28; 
  S-3A, HS-15; SH-3D
   Mar 79 - Sep 79: CVW-11. 6th. VF-114; F-14A, VF-213; F-14A, VA-95; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-192; A-7E, VA-195; A-7E, VAQ-131; EA-6B, VAW-124; E-2B, VFP-63; RF-8G, VQ-2; EA-
  3B, VS-33; S-3A, HS-12; SH-3H
   Apr 81 - Nov 81: CVW-11. 6th/5th. VF-114; F-14A, VF-213; F-14A, VA-95; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-192; A-7E, VA-195; A-7E, VAQ-133; EA-6B, VAW-123; E-2C, VQ-2; EA-3B, VS-33; 
  S-3A, HS-12; SH-3H
   Dec 82 - Jun 83: CVW-1. 6th/5th. VF-33; F-14A, VF-102; F-14A, VA-34; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-46; A-7E, VA-72; A-7E, VAQ-136; EA-6B, VAW-123; E-2C, VQ-2; EA-3B, VS-32; S-3A, 
  HS-11; SH-3H
   Apr 84 - Nov 84: CVW-1. 6th/5th. VF-33; F-14A, VF-102; F-14A, VA-34; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-46; A-7E, VA-72; A-7E, VAQ-135; EA-6B, VAW-123; E-2C, VQ-2; EA-3B, VS-32; S-3A, 
  HS-11; SH-3H
   Aug 85 - Oct 85: CVW-1. 2nd. VF-33; F-14A, VF-102; F-14A, VA-34; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-46; A-7E, VA-72; A-7E, VAQ-135; EA-6B, VAW-123; E-2C, VQ-2; EA-3B, VS-32; S-3A, 
  HS-11; SH-3H
   Mar 86 - Sep 86: CVW-1. 6th. VF-33; F-14A, VF-102; F-14A, VA-34; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-46; A-7E, VA-72; A-7E, VMAQ-2; EA-6B, VAW-123; E-2C, VQ-2; EA-3B, VS-32; S-3A, HS-
  11; SH-3H
  R-20
  
  America’s Navy
   May 89 - Nov 89: CVW-1. 6th/5th. VF-33; F-14A, VF-102; F-14A, VFA-82; F/A-18C, VFA-86; F/A-18C, VA-85; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-123; E-2C, VAQ-137; EA-6B, VS-32; S-3B, HS-
  11; SH-3H
   Dec 90 - Apr 91: CVW-1. DS. VF-102; F-14A, VF-33; F-14A, VFA-82; F/A-18C, VFA-86; F/A-18C, VA-85; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-123; E-2C, VAQ-137; EA-6B, VS-32; S-3B, HS-11; 
  SH-3H
   Aug 91 - Oct 91: CVW-1. 2nd. VF-102; F-14A, VF-33; F-14A, VFA-82; F/A-18C, VFA-86; F/A-18C, VA-85; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-123; E-2C, VAQ-137; EA-6B, VS-32; S-3B, HS-11; 
  SH-3H
   Dec 91 - Jun 92: CVW-1. 2nd/6th/5th. VF-102; F-14A, VF-33; F-14A, VFA-82; F/A-18C, VFA-86; F/A-18C, VA-85; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-123; E-2C, VAQ-137; EA-6B, VS-32; S-3B, 
  HS-11; SH-3H
   Aug 93 - Feb 94: CVW-1. 6th. VF-102; F-14A, VFA-82; F/A-18C, VFA-86; F/A-18C, VA-85; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-123; E-2C, VAQ-137; EA-6B, VS-32; S-3B, HS-11; SH-3H, HMM-
  162 Det A; CH-46E, VRC-40 Det 3; C-2A
   Aug 94 - Feb 95: CVW-1. 6th. VF-102; F-14A, VFA-82; F/A-18C, VFA-86; F/A-18C, VMFA-251; F/A-18C, VAW-123; E-2C, VMAQ-3; EA-6B, VS-32; S-3B, HS-11; SH-3H, VQ-6 
  Det A; ES-3A, VRC-40 Det 4; C-2A
   Aug 95 - Feb 96: CVW-1. 6th/5th. VF-102; F-14B, VFA-82; F/A-18C, VFA-86; F/A-18C, VMFA-251; F/A-18C, VAW-123; E-2C, VMAQ-3; EA-6B, VQ-6 Det A; ES-3A, VS-32; 
  S-3B, HS-11; SH-3H, VRC-40 Det 4; C-2A
   Aug 96: Decommissioned
  CVA-67 John F. Kennedy
   Sep 68: Commissioned
   Apr 69 - Dec 69: CVW-1. 6th. VF-14; 9 F-8H, VF-32; 10 F-4B, VA-81; 12 A-4C, VA-83; 14 A-4C, VA-95; 12 A-4C, RVAH 14; 5 RA-5C, VAQ-33 Det 67; 3 EA-1F, VAW-121 Det 67; 
  3 E-1B
   Sep 70 - Mar 71: CVW-1. 2nd/6th. VF-32; 10 F-4B, VA-34; 5 A-6A/2 A-6B, VA-46; 10 A-7B, VA-72; 11 A-7B, RVAH-14; 3 RA-5C, HC-2 Det 67; 3 HH-2D
   Dec 71 - Oct 72: CVW-1. 2nd/6th. VF-14; 8 F-4J, VF-32; 11 F-4B, VA-34; 5 A-6A/3 A-6B/3 A-6C/2 KA-6D, VA-46; 9 A-7B, VA-72; 12 A-7B, RVAH-14; 3 RA-5C, VAW-125 Det 67; 
  2 E-2B
   Apr 73 - Dec 73: CVW-1. 6th. VF-14; 12 F-4B, VF-32; 12 F-4B, VA-34; 5 A-6A/3 A-6B/3 A-6C/4 KA-6D, VA-46; 12 A-7B, VA-72; 12 A-7B, RVAH-11; 2 RA-5C, VAW-125 Det 67; 4 
  E-2B, HC-2 Det 67; 4 SH-3G
   Jun 75 - Jan 76: CVW-1. 6th. VF-14; 10 F-14A, VF-32; 12 F-14A, VA-34; 3 A-6B/5 A-6E/3 KA-6D, VA-46; 12 A-7B, VA-72; 9 A-7B
   Jun 75: Reclassified CV
   Jan 77 - Aug 77: CVW-1. 6th. VF-14; F-14A, VF-32; F-14A, VA-34; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-46; A-7B, VA-72; A-7B, VAQ-133; EA-6B, VAW-125; E-2C, VQ-2; EA-3B, VFP-63; RF-8G, 
  VS-32; S-3A, HS-11; SH-3D
   Jun 78 - Feb 79: CVW-1. 6th. VF-14; F-14A, VF-32; F-14A, VA-34; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-46; A-7E, VA-72; A-7E, VAQ-133; EA-6B, VAW-125; E-2C, VQ-2; EA-3B, VFP-63; RF-8G, 
  VS-32; S-3A, HS-11; SH-3D
   Aug 80 - Mar 81: CVW-1. 6th/5th. VF-14; F-14A, VF-32; F-14A, VA-34; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-46; A-7E, VA-72; A-7E, VAQ-138; EA-6B, VAW-126; E-2C, VQ-2; EA-3B, VS-32; S-3A, 
  HS-11; SH-3D
   Jan 81 - Jul 82: CVW-3. 6th/5th. VF-11; F-14A, VF-31; F-14A, VA-75; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-37; A-7E, VA-75; A-7E, VAQ-138; EA-6B, VAW-126; E-2C, VQ-2; EA-3B, VS-22; S-3A, 
  HS-7; SH-3H
   Sep 83 - May 84: CVW-3. 2nd/6th. VF-11; F-14A, VF-31; F-14A, VA-75; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-85; A-6E/KA-6D, VAQ-137; EA-6B, VAW-126; E-2C, VQ-2; EA-3B, VS-22; S-3A, HS-7; 
  SH-3H
   Aug 86 - Mar 87: CVW-3. 6th. VF-14; F-14A, VF-32; F-14A, VA-66; A-7E, VA-75; A-6E/KA-6D, VMAAW-533; A-6E, VAQ-140; EA-6B, VAW-126; E-2C, VQ-2; EA-3B, VS-22; 
  S-3A, HS-7; SH-3H
   Aug 88 - Feb 89: CVW-3. 6th. VF-14; F-14A, VF-32; F-14A, VMAAW-533; A-6E, VAQ-130; EA-6B, VAW-126; E-2C, VQ-2; EA-3B, VS-22; S-3A, HS-7; SH-3H
   Aug 90 - Mar 91: CVW-3. DS. VF-14; F-14A, VF-32; F-14A, VA-46; A-7E, VA-72; A-7E, VA-75; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-126; E-2C, VAQ-130; EA-6B, HS-7; SH-3H, VS-22; S-3B
   Oct 92 - Apr 93: CVW-3. 6th. VF-14; F-14A, VF-32; F-14A, VFA-37; F/A-18C(N), VFA-105; F/A-18C(N), VA-75; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-126; E-2C, VAQ-130; EA-6B, HS-7; SH-3H, 
  VS-22; S-3B, VRC-30 Det 1; C-2A
   Apr 97 - Oct 97: CVW-1. 6th/5th. VF-14; F-14A, VF-41; F-14A, VFA-15; F/A-18C(N), VFA-87; F/A-18C(N), VAW-124; E-2C, VAQ-141; EA-6B, VQ-6 Det 4; ES-3A, VS-24; S-3B, 
  HS-3; SH-60F/HH-60H, VRC-40 Det 4; C-2A
   Sep 99 - Mar 00: CVW-1. 6th/5th. VF-102; F-14B, VFA-82; F/A-18C(N), VFA-86; F/A-18C, VMFA-251; F/A-18C(N), VAW-123; E-2C, VAQ-137; EA-6B, VS-32; S-3B, HS-11; SH-
  60F/HH-60H, VRC-40 Det 2; C-2A
  R-21
  
  America’s Navy 
   Feb 02 - Aug 02: CVW-7. 6th/5th. VF-11; F-14B, VF-144; F-14B, VFA-131; F/A-18C(N), VFA-136; F/A-18C(N), VAW-121; E-2C, VAQ-140; EA-6B, VS-31; S-3B, HS-5; SH-60F/
  HH-60H, VRC-40 Det 3; C-2A
   Jun 04 - Dec 04: CVW-17. 6th/5th. VF-103; F-14B, VFA-34; F/A-18C(N), VFA-81; F/A-18C, VFA-83; F/A-18C(N), VAW-125; E-2C, VAQ-132; EA-6B, VS-30; S-3B, HS-15; SH-
  60F/HH-60H, VRC-40 Det 4; C-2A
   Mar 07: Decommissioned
  CVAN-68 Nimitz
   May 75: Commissioned
   Jun 75: Reclassified CVN
   Jun 75 - Sep 75: CVW-8. 2nd. VF-31; F-4J, VMFA-333; F-4J, VA-35; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-82; A-7E, VA-86; A-7E, RVAH-9; RA-5C, VAW-116; E-2B, VAQ-130; EA-6B, HS-15; SH-
  3D, VRC-40 Det ?; C-1A
   Jul 76 - Feb 77: CVW-8. 6th. VF-74; F-4J, VMFA-333; F-4J, VA-35; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-82; A-7E, VA-86; A-7E, RVAH-9; RA-5C, VAW-116; E-2B, VAQ-130; EA-6B, HC-2; SH-3G, 
  VQ-2; EA-3B
   Dec 77 - Jul 78: CVW-8. 6th/2nd. VF-41; F-14A, VF-84; F-14A, VA-35; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-82; A-7E, VA-86; A-7E, RVAH-6; RA-5C, VAW-112; E-2B, VAQ-135; EA-6B, VQ-2; EA-
  3B, VS-24; S-3A, HS-9; SH-3H
   Sep 79 - May 80: CVW-8. 2nd/6th/5th. VF-41; F-14A, VF-84; F-14A, VA-35; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-82; A-7E, VA-86; A-7E, VAW-112; E-2B, VAQ-134; EA-6B, VQ-2; EA-3B, VFP-63; 
  RF-8G, VS-24; S-3A, HS-9; SH-3H, HC-16; HH-46A
   Aug 81 - Feb 82: CVW-8. 6th. VF-41; F-14A, VF-84; F-14A, VA-35; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-82; A-7E, VA-86; A-7E, VAW-124; E-2C, VMAQ-2; EA-6B, VQ-2; EA-3B, VS-24; S-3A, HS-
  9; SH-3H
   Nov 82 - May 83: CVW-8. 6th/2nd. VF-41; F-14A, VF-84; F-14A, VA-35; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-82; A-7E, VA-86; A-7E, VAW-124; E-2C, VAQ-135; EA-6B, VQ-2; EA-3B, VS-24; S-3A, 
  HS-9; SH-3H
   Mar 85 - Oct 85: CVW-8. 6th/2nd. VF-41; F-14A, VF-84; F-14A, VA-35; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-82; A-7E, VA-86; A-7E, VAW-124; E-2C, VAQ-138; EA-6B, VQ-2; EA-3B, VS-24; S-3A, 
  HS-9; SH-3H
   Dec 86 - Jul 87: CVW-8. 6th/2nd/7th. VF-41; F-14A, VF-84; F-14A, VA-35; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-82; A-7E, VA-86; A-7E, VAW-124; E-2C, VAQ-138; EA-6B, VQ-2; EA-3B, VS-24; 
  S-3A, HS-9; SH-3H
   Sep 88 - Mar 89: CVW-9. 7th/5th. VF-24; F-14A, VF-211; F-14A, VA-146; A-7E, VA-147; A-7E, VA-165; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-112; E-2C, VAQ-138; EA-6B, VS-33; S-3A, HS-2; SH-
  3H
   Feb 91 - Aug 91: CVW-9. DS. VF-211; F-14B, VF-24; F-14B, VFA-146; F/A-18C(N), VFA-147; F/A-18C(N),
  VA-165; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-112; E-2C+, VAQ-138; EA-6B, VS-33; S-3A, HS-2; SH-3H
   Feb 93 - Jul 93: CVW-9. 5th. VF-24; F-14A, VF-211; F-14A, VFA-146; F/A-18C(N), VFA-147; F/A-18C(N), VA-165; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-112; E-2C, VAQ-138; EA-6B, VS-33; S-3B, 
  HS-2; SH-60F/HH-60H
   Nov 95 - May 96: CVW-9. 7th/5th. VF-24; F-14A, VF-211; F-14A, VFA-146; F/A-18C(N), VFA-147; F/A-18C(N), VA-165; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-112; E-2C, VAQ-138; EA-6B, VQ-5 
  Det C; ES-3A, VS-33; S-3B, HS-8; SH-60F/HH-60H, VRC-30 Det 4; C-2A
   Sep 97 - Mar 98: CVW-9. 7th/5th. VF-211; F-14A, VFA-146; F/A-18F, VFA-147; F/A-18C(N), VMFA-314; F/A-18C, VAW-112; E-2C, VAQ-138; EA-6B, VQ-5 Det D; ES-3A, VS-
  33; S-3B, HS-8; SH-60F/HH-60H, VRC-30 Det 4; C-2A
   May 98 - Jun 01: Refueled
   Mar 03 - Nov 03: CVW-11. 7th/5th. VFA-14; F/A-18E, VFA-41; F/A-18F, 
  VFA-94; F/A-18C(N), VFA-97; F/A-18A, VAW-117; E-2C, VAQ-135; EA-6B, VS-29; S-3B, HS-6; SH-60F/HH-60H, VRC-40 Det 3; C-2A
   May 05 - Nov 05: CVW-11. 7th/5th. VFA-14; F/A-18E, VFA-41; F/A-18F, VFA-94; F/A-18C(N), VMFA-232; F/A-18C(N), VAW-117; E-2C, VAQ-135; EA-6B, HS-6; SH-60F/HH-
  60H, VRC-40 Det 3; C-2A
   Apr 07 - Sep 07: CVW-? CVW-11. 7th/5th. VFA-14; F/A-18E, VFA-41; F/A-18F, VFA-81; F/A-18C, VMFA-232; F/A-18A+, VAW-117; E-2C-2000, VAQ-135; EA-6B, HS-6; SH-
  60F/HH-60H, VRC-30 Det 3; C-2A
   Jan 08 - Jun 08: CVW-? CVW-11. 7th. VFA-14; F/A-18E, VFA-41; F/A-18F, VFA-81; F/A-18C, VMFA-232; F/A-18A+, VAW-117; E-2C-2000, VAQ-135; EA-6B, HS-6; SH-60F/
  HH-60H, VRC-30 Det 3; C-2A
   Jul 09 - Mar 10: CVW-? CVW-11. 7th/5th. VFA-14; F/A-18E, VFA-41; F/A-18F, VFA-86; F/A-18C(N), VFA-97; F/A-18C(N), VAW-117; E-2C-2000, VAQ-135; EA-6B, HS-6; SH-
  60F/HH-60H, VRC-30 Det 3; C-2A
  R-22
  
  America’s Navy
   Mar 13 - Dec 13: CVW-? CVW-11. 7th/5th/6th. VFA-154; F/A-18F, VFA-146; F/A-18C, VFA-147; F/A-18E, VMFA-323; F/A-18C(N), VAW-117; E-2C-2000, VAQ-142; EA-6B, 
  HSM-75; MH-60R, HSC-6; MH-60S, VRC-30 Det 3, C-2A
   Jan 15 - Oct 16: Refit
   Jun 17 - Dec 17: CVW-? CVW-11. 7th/5th. VFA-154; F/A-18F, VFA-146; F/A-18E, VFA-147; F/A-18E, VMFA-323; F/A-18C(N), VAW-121; E-2D, VAQ-142; HSM-75; HSC-8; 
  VRC-30 Det 3, C-2A
   Mar 18 - May 19: Refit
  CVN-69 Dwight D. Eisenhower
   Oct 77: Commissioned
   Jan 79 - Jul 79: CVW-7. 6th. VF-142; F-14A, VF-143; F-14A, VA-12; A-7E, VA-65; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-66; A-7E, VAW-121; E-2C, VAQ-138; EA-6B, VQ-2; ES-3A, VS-31 S-3A, HS-
  5; SH-3D
   Apr 80 - Dec 80: CVW-7. 5th. VF-142; F-14A, VF-143; F-14A, VA-12; A-7E, VA-65; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-66; A-7E, VAW-121; E-2C, VAQ-132; EA-6B, VQ-2; ES-3A, VS-31 S-3A, 
  HS-5; SH-3H, HC-16; UH-46A
   Jan 82 - Jul 82: CVW-7. 6th. VF-142; F-14A, VF-143; F-14A, VA-12; A-7E, VA-65; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-66; A-7E, VAW-121; E-2C, VAQ-132; EA-6B, VQ-2; ES-3A, VS-31 S-3A, HS-
  5; SH-3H
   Apr 83 - Nov 83: CVW-7. 6th. VF-142; F-14A, VF-143; F-14A, VA-12; A-7E, VA-65; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-66; A-7E, VAW-121; E-2C, VAQ-132; EA-6B, VQ-2; ES-3A, VS-31 S-3A, 
  HS-5; SH-3H
   Oct 84 - May 85: CVW-7. 6th. VF-142; F-14A, VF-143; F-14A, VA-12; A-7E, VA-65; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-66; A-7E, VAW-121; E-2C, VAQ-132; EA-6B, VQ-2; ES-3A, VS-31 S-3A, 
  HS-5; SH-3H
   Feb 88 - Aug 88: CVW-7. 6th. VF-142; F-14A, VF-143; F-14A, VA-34; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-46; A-7E, VA-72; A-7E, VAW-121; E-2C, VAQ-140; EA-6B, VS-31 S-3A, HS-5; SH-3D
   Mar 90 - Sep 90: CVW-7. 6th/5th. VF-142; F-14A+, VF-143; F-14A+, VA-34; A-6E/KA-6D, VFA-131; F/A-18A, VFA-136; F/A-18A, VAW-121; E-2C, VAQ-140; EA-6B, VS-31 
  S-3A, HS-5; SH-3D
   Sep 91 - Apr 92: CVW-7. DS. VF-143; F-14B, VF-142; F-14B, VFA-131; F/A-18C(N), VFA-136; F/A-18C(N), VA-34; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-121; E-2C, VAQ-140; EA-6B, VS-31; 
  S-3B, HS-5; SH-3H
   Oct 94 - Apr 95: CVW-3. 6th. VF-32; F-14A, VFA-37; F/A-18C(N), VFA-105; F/A-18C(N), VA-75; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-126; E-2C, VAQ-130; EA-6B, VS-22; S-3B, HS-7; SH-3H, 
  VQ-6 Det C; ES-3A
   Jun 98 - Dec 98: CVW-17. 6th/5th. VF-103; F-14B, VFA-34; F/A-18C(N), VFA-81; F/A-18C(N), VFA-83; F/A-18C(N), VAW-125; E-2C, VAQ-132; EA-6B, BQ-6 Det D; ES-3A, VS-
  30; S-3B, HS-15; SH-60F/HH-60H, VRC-40 Det 3; C-2A
   Feb 00 - Aug 00: CVW-7. 6th/5th. VF-11; F-14B, VF-143; F-14B, VFA-131; F/A-18C(N), VFA-136; F/A-18C(N), VAW-121; E-2C, VAQ-140; EA-6B, VS-31; S-3B, HS-5; SH-60F/
  HH-60H, VRC-30 Det 3; C-2A
   May 01 - Mar 05: Refueled
   Oct 06 - May 07: CVW-7. 6th/5th. VFA-83; F/A-18C(N), VFA-103; F/A-18F, VFA-131; F/A-18C(N), VFA-143; F/A-18E, VAW-125; E-2C-2000, VAQ-140; EA-6B, HS-5; SH-60F/
  HH-60H, VRC-40 Det 3; C-2A
   Feb 09 - Jul 09: CVW-7. 6th/5th. VFA-83; F/A-18C(N), VFA-103; F/A-18F, VFA-131; F/A-18C(N), VFA-143; F/A-18E, VAW-125; E-2C, VAQ-140; EA-6B, HS-5; SH-60F/HH-60H, 
  VRC-40 Det 2; C-2A.
   Jan 10 - Jul 10: CVW-7. 6th/5th. VFA-83; F/A-18C(N), VFA-103; F/A-18F, VFA-131; F/A-18C(N), VFA-143; F/A-18E, VAW-121; E-2C-2000, VAQ-140; EA-6B, HS-5; SH-60F/HH-
  60H, VRC-40 Det 3; C-2A
   Jun 12 - Dec 12: CVW-7. 6th/5th. VFA-83; F/A-18C(N), VFA-103; F/A-18F, VFA-131; F/A-18C(N), VFA-143; F/A-18E, VAW-121; E-2C, VAQ-140; EA-6B, HS-5; SH-60F/HH-60H, 
  VRC-40 Det 3; C-2A
   Feb 13 - Jul 13: CVW-7. 6th/5th. VFA-83; F/A-18C(N), VFA-103; F/A-18F, VFA-131; F/A-18C(N), VFA-143; F/A-18E, VAW-121; E-2C, VAQ-140; EA-6B, HS-5; SH-60F/HH-60H, 
  VRC-40 Det 2; C-2A.
   Sep 13 - Aug 15: Refit
   Jun 16 - Dec 16: CVW-3. 6th/5th. VFA-32; F/A-18F, VFA-83; F/A-18E, VFA-105; F/A-18E, VFA-131; F/A-18C(N), VAW-123; E-2C, VAQ-130; EA-18G, HSM-74; MH-60R, HSC-
  7; MH-60S, VRC-40 Det 2; C-2A
   Aug 17 - Mar 19: Refit
   Jan 20: CVW-3. 6th/5th. VFA-32; F/A-18F, VFA-83; F/A-18E, VFA-105; F/A-18E, VFA-131; F/A-18E, VAW-123; E-2C-2000, VAQ-130; EA-18G, HSM-74; MH-60R, HSC-7; MH-
  60S, VRC-40 Det 2; C-2A
  R-23
  
  America’s Navy 
  CVN-70 Carl Vinson
   Mar 82: Commissioned
   Mar 83 - Oct 83: CVW-15. World. VF-51; F-14A, VF-111; F-14A, VA-37; A-7E, VA-52; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-105; A-7E, VAW-114; E-2C, VAQ-134; EA-6B, VS-29 S-3A, HS-4; SH-3H
   Oct 84 - May 85: CVW-15. 7th/5th. VF-51; F-14A, VF-111; F-14A, VA-27; A-7E, VA-52; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-97; A-7E, VAW-114; E-2C, VQ-1; EA-3B, VS-29 S-3A, HS-4; SH-3H
   Aug 86 - Feb 87: CVW-15. 7th/5th. VF-51; F-14A, VF-111; F-14A, VA-27; A-7E, VA-52; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-97; A-7E, VAW-114; E-2C, VAQ-134; EA-6B, VQ-1; EA-3B, VS-29 S-3A, 
  HS-4; SH-3H. (My first deployment, FF-1041 Bradley)
   Jun 88 - Dec 88: CVW-15. 7th/5th. VF-51; F-14A, VF-111; F-14A, VA-27; A-7E, VA-52; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-97; A-7E, VAW-114; E-2C, VAQ-134; EA-6B, VS-29 S-3A, HS-4; SH-3H
   Feb 90 - Jul 90: CVW-15. 7th/5th. VF-51; F-14A, VF-111; F-14A, VA-27; A-7E, VA-52; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-97; A-7E, VAW-114; E-2C, VAQ-134; EA-6B, VS-29 S-3A, HS-4; SH-3H
   Sep 90 - Apr 93: Overhaul
   Feb 94 - Aug 94: CVW-14. 7th/5th. VF-11; F-14D, VF-31; F-14D, VFA-25; F/A-18C(N), VFA-113; F/A-18C(N), VAW-113; E-2C, VAQ-139; EA-6B, VQ-5 Det D; ES-3A, VS-35 
  S-3B, HS-4; SH-60F/HH-60H
   May 96 - Nov 96: CVW-14. 7th/5th. VF-11; F-14D, VF-31; F-14D, VFA-25; F/A-18C(N), VFA-113; F/A-18C(N), VAW-113; E-2C, VAQ-139; EA-6B, VQ-5 Det D; ES-3A, VS-35 
  S-3B, HS-4; SH-60F/HH-60H, VRC-30 Det 1; C-2A
   Nov 98 - May 99: CVW-11. 7th. VF-213; F-14D, VFA-22; F/A-18C(N), VFA-94; F/A-18C(N), VFA-97; F/A-18A, VAW-117; E-2C, VAQ-135; EA-6B, VS-29; S-3B, HS-6; SH-60F/
  HH-60H, VRC-30 Det 2; C-2A
   Jul 01 - Jan 02: CVW-11. 7th/5th. VF-213; F-14D, VFA-22; F/A-18C(N), VFA-94; F/A-18C(N), VFA-97; F/A-18A, VAW-117; E-2C, VAQ-135; EA-6B, VS-29; S-3B, HS-6; SH-60F/
  HH-60H, VRC-30 Det 3; C-2A
   Feb 03 - Sep 03: CVW-9. 7th. VFA-22; F/A-18C(N), VFA-146; F/A-18C, VFA-147; F/A-18C, VMFA-314; F/A-18C, VAW-112; E-2C, VAQ-138; EA-6B, VS-33; S-3B, HS-8; SH-
  60F/HH-60H, VRC-30 Det 4; C-2A
   Feb 05 - Jul 05: CVW-9. 7th/5th/2nd. VFA-146; F/A-18C, VFA-146; F/A-18C, VFA-147; F/A-18C(N), VFA-154; F/A-18F, VMFA-323; F/A-18C(N), VAW-112; E-2C, VAQ-138; EA-
  6B, VS-33; S-3B, HS-8; SH-60F/HH-60H, VRC-30 Det 4; C-2A
   Nov 05 - Jul 09: Refueled
   Nov 10 - Jun 11: CVW-17. 7th/5th. VFA-22; F/A-18F, VFA-25; F/A-18C(N), VFA-81; F/A-18E, VFA-113; F/A-18C(N), VAW-125; E-2C-2000, VAQ-134; EA-6B, HS-15; SH-60F/
  HH-60H, VRC-40 Det 3; C-2A.
   Nov 11 - May 12: CVW-17. 7th/5th. VFA-22; F/A-18F, VFA-25; F/A-18C(N), VFA-81; F/A-18E, VFA-113; F/A-18C(N), VAW-125; E-2C, VAQ-134; EA-6B, HS-15; SH-60F/HH-
  60H, VRC-40 Det 5; C-2A
   Aug 14 - Jun 15: CVW-17. 7th/5th. VFA-22; F/A-18F, VFA-81; F/A-18E, VFA-94; F/A-18C(N), VFA-113; F/A-18C(N), VAW-116; E-2C-2000, VAQ-139; EA-18G, HSC-15; MH-60S, 
  HSM-73; MH-60R, VRC-30 Det 1; C-2A
   Jan 17 - Jun 17: CVW-2. 7th. VFA-2; F/A-18F, VFA-34; F/A-18C(N), VFA-137; F/A-18E, VFA-192; F/A-18E, VAW-113; E-2C-2000, VAQ-136; EA-18G, HSC-4; MH-60S, HSM-
  78; MH-60R, VRC-30 Det 2; C-2A
   Jan 18 - Apr 18: CVW-2. 7th. VFA-2; F/A-18F, VFA-34; F/A-18C(N), VFA-137; F/A-18E, VFA-192; F/A-18E, VAW-113; E-2C-2000, VAQ-136; EA-18G, HSC-4; MH-60S, HSM-
  78; MH-60R, VRC-30 Det 2; C-2A
   Feb 19: Enters refit
  CVN-71 Theodore Roosevelt
   Oct 86: Commissioned
   Dec 88 - Jun 89: CVW-8. 6th. VF-41; F-14A, VF-84; F-14A, VFA-15; F/A-18A, VFA-87; F/A-18A, VA-35; A-6E/KA-6D, VA-36; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-124; E-2C, VAQ-141; EA-6B, 
  VS-24; S-3A, HS-9; SH-3H
   Dec 90 - Jun 91: CVW-8. DS. VF-41; F-14A, VF-84; F-14A, VFA-15; F/A-18A, VFA-87; F/A-18A, VA-65; A-6E, VA-36; A-6E, VAW-124; E-2C, VAQ-141; EA-6B, VS-24; S-3B, 
  HS-9; SH-3H, VRC-40 Det ?; C-2A
   Mar 93 - Sep 93: CVW-8. 6th. VF-84; F-14A, VFA-15; F/A-18C(N), VFA-87; F/A-18C(N), VMFA-312; F/A-18C(N), VA-36; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-124 E-2C, VAQ-141; EA-6B, HS-3; 
  SH-60F/HH-60H, HMH-362; CH-53D/UH-1N, VRC-40 Det 2; C-2A
   Mar 95 - Sep 95: CVW-8. 6th/5th. VF-41; F-14A, VFA-15; F/A-18C(N), VFA-87; F/A-18C(N), VMFA-312; F/A-18C(N), VAW-124 E-2C, VAQ-141; EA-6B, VAQ-209 Det ?; EA-6B, 
  VQ-6 Det D; ES-3A, VS-24; S-3B, HS-3; SH-60F/HH-60H, VRC-40 Det 3; C-2A
   Nov 96 - May 97: CVW-3. 6th/5th. VF-32; F-14A, VFA-37; F/A-18C(N), VFA-105; F/A-18C(N), VMFA-312; F/A-18C(N), VAW-126 E-2C, VAQ-130; EA-6B, VQ-6 Det D; ES-3A, 
  VS-22; S-3B, HS-7; SH-60F/HH-60H, VRC-40 Det 3; C-2A
   Mar 99 - Sep 99: CVW-8. 6th/5th. VF-41; F-14D, VF-14; F-14D, VFA-15; F/A-18C(N), VFA-87; F/A-18C(N), VAW-124; E-2C, VAQ-141; EA-6B, VS-24; S-3B, HS-3; SH-60F/HH-
  R-24
  
  America’s Navy
  60H, VRC-40 Det 1; C-2A
   Sep 01 - Mar 02: CVW-1. 5th. VF-102; F-14D, VFA-82; F/A-18C(N), VFA-86; F/A-18C, VMFA-251; F/A-18C(N), VAW-123; E-2C, VAQ-137; EA-6B, VS-32; S-3B, HS-11; SH-
  60F/HH-60H, VRC-40 Det 2; C-2A
   Feb 03 - May 03: CVW-8. 6th. VF-213; F-14D, VFA-15; F/A-18C(N), VFA-87; F/A-18C(N), VFA-201; F/A-18A+, VAW-124; E-2C, VAQ-141; EA-6B, VS-24; S-3B, HS-3; SH-60F/
  HH-60H, VRC-40 Det 5; C-2A
   Sep 05 - Mar 06: CVW-8. 6th/5th. VF-31; F-14D, VF-213; F-14D, VFA-15; F/A-18C(N), VFA-87; F/A-18C(N), VAW-124; E-2C, VAQ-141; EA-6B, VS-24; S-3B, HS-3; SH-60F/
  HH-60H, VRC-40 Det 1; C-2A
   Sep 08 - Apr 09: CVW-8. 2nd/5th. VFA-15 F/A-18C(N), VFA-31; F/A-18E, VFA-87 F/A-18C(N), VFA-213; F/A-18F, VAW-124; E-2C, VAQ-141; EA-6B, HS-3; SH-60F/HH-60H, 
  VRC-40 Det 1; C-2A
   Aug 09 - Aug 13: Refueled
   Mar 15 - Nov 15: CVW-11. 5th/6th/7th. VFA-11; F/A-18F, VFA-136; F/A-18E, VFA-211; F/A-18F, VMFA-251; F/A-18C(N), VAW-125; E-2D, VAQ-137; EA-18G, HS-11; SH-60F/
  HH-60H, VRC-30 Det 1; C-2A
   Oct 17 - May 18: CVW-17. 7th/5th. VFA-22; F/A-18F, VFA-94; F/A-18F, VFA-113; F/A-18E, VMFA-312; F/A-18C(N), VAW-116; E-2C-2000, VAQ-139; EA-18G, HSM-73; MH-
  60R, HSC-6; MH-60S, VRC-30 Det 1; C-2A
   Jan 20 - : CVW-11. 7th. VFA-31; F/A-18E, VFA-87; F/A-18E, VFA-146; F/A-18E, VFA-154; F/A-18F, VAW-115; E-2C-2000, VAQ-142; EA-18G, HSM-75; MH-60R, HSC-8; MH-
  60S, VRC-30 Det 3; C-2A
  CVN-72 Abraham Lincoln
   Nov 89: Commissioned
   May 91 - Nov 91: CVW-9. 7th/5th. VF-114; F-14A, VF-213; F-14A, VFA-22; F/A-18C(N), VFA-94; F/A-18C(N), VA-95; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-117; E-2C+, VAQ-135; EA-6B, VS-29; 
  S-3A, HS-6; SH-60F/HH-60H
   Jun 93 - Dec 93: CVW-11. 7th/5th. VF-213; F-14A, VFA-22; F/A-18C(N), VFA-94; F/A-18C(N), VMFA-314; F/A-18A, VA-95; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-117; E-2C, VAQ-135; EA-6B, VS-
  29; S-3B, HS-6; SH-60F/HH-60H
   Apr 95 - Oct 95: CVW-11. 7th/5th. VF-213; F-14A, VFA-22; F/A-18C(N), VFA-94; F/A-18C(N), VA-95; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-117; E-2C, VAQ-135; EA-6B, VQ-5 Det B; ES-3A, VS-
  29; S-3B, HS-6; SH-60F/HH-60H, VRC-30 Det 3; C-2A
   Jun 98 - Dec 98: CVW-14. 7th/5th. VF-31; F-14D, VFA-25; F/A-18C(N), VFA-113; F/A-18C(N), VFA-115; F/A-18E, VAW-113; E-2C, VAQ-139; EA-6B, VQ-5 Det B; ES-3A, VS-
  35; S-3B, HS-4; SH-60F/HH-60H, VRC-30 Det 1; C-2A
   Aug 00 - Feb 01: CVW-14. 7th/5th. VF-31; F-14D, VFA-25; F/A-18C(N), VFA-113; F/A-18C(N), VFA-115; F/A-18E, VAW-113; E-2C, VAQ-139; EA-6B, VS-35; S-3B, HS-4; SH-
  60F/HH-60H, VRC-30 Det 1; C-2A
   Jul 02 - May 03: CVW-14. 7th/5th. VF-31; F-14D, VFA-25; F/A-18C(N), VFA-113; F/A-18C(N), VFA-115; F/A-18E, VAW-113; E-2C, VAQ-139; EA-6B, VS-25; S-3B, HS-4; SH-
  60F/HH-60H, VRC-30 Det 1; C-2A
   Oct 04 - Mar 05: CVW-2. 7th. VFA-2; F/A-18F, VFA-82; F/A-18C(N), VFA-137; F/A-18E, VFA-151; F/A-18C(N), VAW-116; E-2C, VAQ-131; EA-6B, HSL-47; SH-60B, HS-2; SH-
  60F/HH-60H, VRC-30 Det 4; C-2A
   Feb 06 - Aug 06: CVW-2. 7th. VFA-2; F/A-18F, VFA-34; F/A-18C(N), VFA-137; F/A-18E, VFA-151; F/A-18C(N), VAW-116; E-2C-2000, VAQ-131; EA-6B, HSL-47; HS-2; SH-60F/
  HH-60H, VRC-30 Det 2; C-2A
   Mar 08 - Oct 08: CVW-2. 7th. VFA-2; F/A-18F, VFA-34; F/A-18C(N), VFA-137; F/A-18E, VFA-151; F/A-18C(N), VAW-116; E-2C-2000, VAQ-131; EA-6B, HSL-47; HS-2; SH-60F/
  HH-60H, VRC-30 Det 2; C-2A
   Sep 10 - Mar 11: CVW-2. 7th. VFA-2; F/A-18F, VFA-34; F/A-18C(N), VFA-137; F/A-18E, VFA-151; F/A-18C(N), VAW-116; E-2C-2000, VAQ-131; EA-6B, HSL-47; HSM-77; MH-
  60R, HSC-12; MH-60S, VRC-30 Det 2; C-2A
   Dec 11 - Aug 12: CVW-2. 7th. VFA-2; F/A-18F, VFA-34; F/A-18C(N), VFA-137; F/A-18E, VFA-151; F/A-18C(N), VAW-116; E-2C-2000, VAQ-131; EA-6B, HSM-77; MH-60R, 
  HSC-12; MH-60S, VRC-30 Det 2; C-2A
   Mar 13 - May 17: Refueled
  CVN-73 George Washington
   Jul 92: Commissioned
   May 94 - Nov 94: CVW-7. 6th. VF-142; F-14B, VF-143; F-14B, VFA-131; F/A-18C(N), VFA-136; F/A-18C(N), VA-34; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-121; E-2C, VAQ-140; EA-6B, VQ-6 Det 
  B; ES-3A, VS-31; S-3B, HS-5; SH-60F/HH-60H
  R-25
  
  America’s Navy 
   Jan 96 - Jul 96: CVW-7. 6th/5th. VF-143; F-14B, VFA-131; F/A-18C(N), VFA-136; F/A-18C(N), VA-34; A-6E/KA-6D, VAW-121; E-2C, VAQ-140; EA-6B, VQ-6 Det B; ES-3A, VS-
  31; S-3B, HS-5; SH-60F/HH-60H, VRC-40 Det 1; C-2A
   Oct 97 - Apr 98: CVW-1. 6th/5th. VF-102; F-14B, VFA-82; F/A-18C(N), VFA-86; F/A-18C, VMFA-251; F/A-18C(N), VAW-123; E-2C, VAQ-137; EA-6B, VQ-6 Det B; ES-3A, VS-
  32; S-3B, HS-11; SH-60F/HH-60H, VRC-40 Det 1; C-2A
   Jun 00 - Dec 00: CVW-17. 6th/5th. VF-103; F-14B, VFA-34; F/A-18C(N), VFA-81; F/A-18C, VFA-83; F/A-18C, VAW-125; E-2C, VAQ-132; EA-6B, VS-30; S-3B, HS-15; SH-60F/
  HH-60H, VRC-40 Det 4; C-2A
   Jun 02 - Dec 02: CVW-17. 6th/5th. VF-103; F-14B, VFA-34; F/A-18C(N), VFA-81; F/A-18C, VFA-83; F/A-18C(N), VAW-125; E-2C, VAQ-132; EA-6B, VS-30; S-3B, HS-15; SH-
  60F/HH-60H, VRC-40 Det 4; C-2A
   Jan 04 - Jul 04: CVW-7. 6th/5th. VF-11; F-14B, VF-143; F-14B, VFA-131; F/A-18C, VFA-136 F/A-18C(N), VAW-121; E-2C, VAQ-140; EA-6B, VS-31; S-3B, HS-5; SH-60F/HH-
  60H, VRC-30 Det 3; C-2A
   Jun 09 - Sep 09: CVW-5. 7th. VFA-27; F/A-18E, VFA-102; F/A-18F, VFA-192; F/A-18C(N), VFA-195; F/A-18C(N), VAW-115; E-2C, VAQ-136; EA-6B, HSL-51; HS-14; SH-60F/
  HH-60H, VRC-30 Det 5; C-2A
   Jun 10 - Nov 10: CVW-?. 7th. VFA-27; VFA-102; VFA-115; VFA-195; VAW-115; VAQ-136; HSL-51; HS-14; VRC-30
   Jun 11 - Aug 11: CVW-?. 7th. VFA-27; VFA-102; VFA-115; VFA-195; VAW-115; VAQ-136; HSL-51; HS-14; VRC-30
   Jun 13 - Dec 13: CVW-?. 7th. VFA-27; VFA-102; VFA-115; VFA-195; VAW-115; VAQ-141; HSM-77; HSC-2; VRC-30
   May 14 - Nov 14: CVW-?. 7th. VFA-27; VFA-102; VFA-115; VFA-195; VAW-115; VAQ-141; HSM-77; HSC-2; VRC-30
   May 15 - Aug 15: CVW-?. 7th. VFA-27; VFA-102; VFA-115; VFA-195; VAW-115; VAQ-141; HSM-77; HSC-2; VRC-30
  CVN-74 John C. Stennis
   Dec 95: Commissioned
   Feb 98 - Aug 98: CVW-7. 6th/5th/7th. VF-11; 12 F-14B, VF-143; 12 F-14B, VFA-131; 12 F/A-18C(N), VFA-136; 12 F/A-18C(N), VAW-121; 4 E-2C, VAQ-140; 4 EA-6B, VQ-6 Det 
  C; 2 ES-3A, VS-31; 8 S-3B, HS-5; 5/3 SH-60F/HH-60H, VRC-40 Det 2; 2 C-2A
   Jan 00 - Jul 00: CVW-9. 5th. VF-211; 12 F-14A, VFA-146; 12 F/A-18C, VFA-147; 12 F/A-18C, VMFA-314; 12 F/A-18C, 
  VAW-112; 4 E-2C, VAQ-138; 4 EA-6B, VS-33; 8 S-3B, HS-8; 4/4 SH-60F/HH-60H, VRC-30 Det 4; 2 C-2A
   Nov 01 - May 02: CVW-9. 5th. VF-211; F-14A, VFA-146; F/A-18C, VFA-147; F/A-18C, VMFA-314; F/A-18C, 
  VAW-112; 4 E-2C, VAQ-138; 4 EA-6B, VS-33; 8 S-3B, HS-8; 4/4 SH-60F/HH-60H, VRC-30 Det 4; 2 C-2A
   May 04 - Nov 04: CVW-14. 7th. VF-31; F-14D, VFA-25; F/A-18C(N), VFA-113; F/A-18C(N), VFA-115; F/A-18E, VAW-115; E-2C, VAQ-139; EA-6B, HS-4; SH-60F/HH-60H, VRC-
  30 Det 1; C-2A
   Jan 07 - Aug 07: CVW-? CVW-9. 7th/5th. VFA-146; F/A-18C, VFA-147; F/A-18C(N), VFA-154; F/A-18F, VMFA-323; F/A-18C(N), VAW-112; E-2C, VAQ-138; EA-6B, VS-31; 
  S-3B, HS-8; SH-60F/HH-60H, VRC-30 Det 4; C-2A
   Jan 09 - Jul 09: CVW-? CVW-9. 7th. VFA-146; F/A-18C, VFA-147; F/A-18E, VFA-154; F/A-18F, VMFA-323; F/A-18C(N), VAW-112; E-2C-2000, VAQ-138; EA-6B, HSM-71; MH-
  60R, HSC-8; MH-60S, VRC-30 Det 4, C-2A
   Jul 11 - Mar 12: CVW-? CVW-9. 7th/5th. VFA-14; F/A-18E, VFA-41; F/A-18F, VFA-97; F/A-18C(N), VFA-192; F/A-18C(N), VAW-112; E-2C-2000, VAQ-138; EA-18G, HSM-71 
  MH-60R; HSC-8 MH-60S; VRC-30 Det 4; C-2A
   Aug 12 - May 13: CVW-? CVW-9. 7th/5th. VFA-14; F/A-18E, VFA-41; F/A-18F, VFA-97; F/A-18C(N), VFA-192; F/A-18C(N), VAW-112; E-2C-2000, VAQ-133; EA-6B, HSM-71; 
  MH-60R, HSC-8; MH-60S, VRC-30 Det 4; C-2A
   Jan 16 - Aug 16: CVW-? CVW-9. 7th/5th. VFA-14; F/A-18E, VFA-41; F/A-18F, VFA-97; F/A-18E, VFA-151; F/A-18E, VAW-112; E-2C-2000, VAQ-133; EA-18G, HSM-71; MH-
  60R, HSC-14; MH-60S, VRC-30 Det 4; C-2A
   Oct 18 - May 19: CVW-? CVW-9. 7th/5th. VFA-14; F/A-18E, VFA-41; F/A-18F, VFA-97; F/A-18E, VFA-151; F/A-18E, VAW-117; E-2C-2000, VAQ-133; EA-18G, HSM-71; MH-
  60R, HSC-14; MH-60S, VRC-30 Det 4; C-2A
  CVN-75 Harry S. Truman
   Jul 98: Commissioned
   Nov 00 - May 01: CVW-3. 6th/5th. VF-32; 11 F-14B, VFA-37; 12 F/A-18C(N), VFA-105; 12 F/A-18C(N), VMFA-312; 12 F/A-18C(N), VAW-126; 4 E-2C, VAQ-130; 4 EA-6B, VS-
  22; 8 S-3B, HS-7; SH-60F/HH-60H, VRC-40 Det 1; 2 C-2A
  R-26
  
  America’s Navy
   Dec 02 - May 03: CVW-3. 6th/5th. VF-32; F-14B, VFA-37; F/A-18C(N), VFA-105; F/A-18C(N), VMFA-115; F/A-18A+, VAW-126; 4 E-2C, VAQ-130; 4 EA-6B, VS-22; 8 S-3B, HS-
  7; 4/3 SH-60F/HH-60H, VRC-40 Det 1; 2 C-2A
   Oct 04 - Apr 05: CVW-3. 6th/5th. VF-32; 10 F-14B, VFA-37; 12 F/A-18C(N), VFA-105; 12 F/A-18C(N),
  VMFA-115; 12 F/A-18A+, VAW-126; 4 E-2C, VAQ-130; 5 EA-6B, VS-22; 8 S-3B, HS-7; 4/3 SH-60F/HH-60H, HC-4 Det; 2 MH-53E, VRC-40 Det 1; C-2A
   Nov 07 - Jun 08: CVW-3. 6th/5th. VFA-11; F/A-18F, VFA-32; F/A-18F, VFA-37; F/A-18C(N), VFA-105; F/A-18E, VAW-126; E-2C-2000, VAQ-130; EA-6B, HS-7; SH-60F/HH-
  60H, VRC-40 Det 5; C-2A
   May 10 - Dec 10: CVW-3. 6th/5th. VFA-32; 12 F/A-18F, VFA-37; 10 F/A-18C(N), VFA-105; 12 F/A-18E, VMFA-312; 11 F/A-18C(N), VAW-126; 4 E-2C-2000, VAQ-130; 4 EA-6B, 
  HS-7; 4 SH-60F, 3 HH-60H, VRC-40 Det 4; 2 C-2A
   Jul 13 - Apr 14: CVW-3. 6th/5th. VFA-32; 12 F/A-18F, VFA-37; 10 F/A-18C(N), VFA-105; 12 F/A-18E, VMFA-312; 10 F/A-18C(N), VAW-126; 4 E-2C, VAQ-130; 5 EA-6B, HSC-7; 
  8 MH-60S, HSM-74; 9 MH-60R, VRC-40 Det 4; 2 C-2A
   Nov 15 - Jul 16: CVW-7. 6th/5th. VFA-25; F/A-18E, VFA-83; F/A-18C(N), VFA-103; F/A-18F, VFA-143; F/A-18E, VAW-117; E-2C-2000, VAQ-140; EA-18G, HSC-5; MH-60S, 
  HSM-72; MH-60R, VRC-30 Det 3, C-2A
   Apr 18 - Jul 18: CVW-7. 6th. VFA-11; F/A-18F, VFA-81; F/A-18E, VFA-136; F/A-18E, VFA-211; F/A-18F, VAW-126; E-2D, VAQ-137; EA-18G, HSC-11; MH-60S, HSM-72; MH-
  60R, VRC-40 Det 1; C-2A
   Aug 18 - Dec 18: CVW-7. 2nd/6th. VFA-11; F/A-18F, VFA-81; F/A-18E, VFA-136; F/A-18E, VFA-211; F/A-18F, VAW-126; E-2D, VAQ-137; EA-18G, HSC-11; MH-60S, HSM-72; 
  MH-60R, VRC-40 Det 1, C-2A
   Nov 19 on: CVW-1. 5th/6th. VFA-11; F/A-18F, VFA-81; F/A-18E, VFA-136; F/A-18E, VFA-211; F/A-18F, VAW-126; E-2D, VAQ-137; EA-18G, HSC-11; MH-60S, HSM-72; MH-
  60R, VRC-40 Det 1, C-2A
  CVN-76 Ronald Reagan
   Jul 03: Commissioned
   Jan 06 - Jul 06: CVW-14. 7th/5th. VFA-22; F/A-18E, VFA-25; F/A-18C(N), VFA-113; F/A-18C(N), VFA-115; F/A-18E, VAW-113; E-2C-2000, VAQ-139; EA-6B, HS-4; SH-60F/
  HH-60H, VRC-30 Det 1; C-2A
   Jan 07 - Apr 07: CVW-14. 7th. VFA-22; F/A-18E, VFA-25; F/A-18C(N), VFA-113; F/A-18C(N), VFA-115; F/A-18E, VAW-113; E-2C-2000, VAQ-139; EA-6B, HS-4; SH-60F/HH-
  60H, VRC-30 Det 1; C-2A
   May 08 - Nov 08: CVW-14. 7th/5th. VFA-22; F/A-18F, VFA-25; F/A-18C(N), VFA-113; F/A-18C(N), VFA-115; F/A-18E, VAW-113; E-2C-2000, VAQ-139; EA-6B, HS-4; SH-60F/
  HH-60H, VRC-30 Det 1; C-2A
   May 09 - Oct 09: CVW-14. 7th/5th. VFA-22; F/A-18F, VFA-25; F/A-18C(N), VFA-113; F/A-18C(N), VFA-115; F/A-18E, VAW-113; E-2C-2000, VAQ-139; EA-6B, HS-4; SH-60F/
  HH-60H, VRC-30 Det 1; C-2A
   Feb 11 - Sep 11: CVW-14. 7th/5th. VFA-146; 15 F/A-18C, VFA-147; 13 F/A-18E, VFA-154; 12 F/A-18F, VMFA-323; 11 F/A-18C(N), VAW-113; 4 E-2C-2000, VAQ-139; 4 EA-6B, 
  HS-4; 5 SH-60F, 3 HH-60H, VRC-30 Det 1; 2 C-2A
   Oct 15 - Dec 15: CVW-5. 7th. VFA-27; 13 F/A-18E, VFA-102; 13 F/A-18F, VFA-115; 11 F/A-18E, VFA-195; 11 F/A-18E, VAW-115; 4 E-2C-2000, VAQ-141; 6 EA-18G, HSC-2 
  HSC-12; 10 MH-60S, HSM-77; 8 MH-60R, VRC-30 Det 5; 2 C-2A
   May 17 - Aug 17: CVW-5. 7th. VFA-27; 13 F/A-18E, VFA-102; 13 F/A-18F, VFA-115; 11 F/A-18E, VFA-195; 11 F/A-18E, VAW-125; 4 E-2C-2000, VAQ-141; 6 EA-18G, HSC-2; 
  HSC-2; 10 MH-60S, HSM-77; 8 MH-60R, VRC-30 Det 5; 3 C-2A
   May 19 - Aug 19: CVW-?. 7th. VFA-27 VFA-102; VFA-115; VFA-195; VAW-125; VAQ-141; HSC-2; HSM-77; VRC-30
  CVN-77 George H. W. Bush
   Jan 09: Commissioned
   May 11 - Dec 11: CVW-8. 2nd/6th/5th. VFA-31; F/A-18E, VFA-213; F/A-18F, VFA-15; F/A-18C(N), VFA-87; F/A-18A+, VAW-124; E-2C, VAQ-141; EA-18G, HSM-70; MH-60R, 
  HSC-9; MH-60S, VRC-40 Det 1; C-2A
   Feb 14 - Nov 14: CVW-8. 2nd/6th/5th. VFA-31; F/A-18E, VFA-213; F/A-18F, VFA-15; F/A-18C(N), VFA-87; F/A-18C(N), VAW-124; E-2C, VAQ-134; EA-18G, HSM-70; MH-60E, 
  HSC-9; MH-60S, VRC-40 Det 2; C-2A
   Jan 17 - Aug 17: CVW-8. 6th/5th. VFA-31; F/A-18E, VFA-213; F/A-18F, VFA-37; F/A-18C(N), VFA-87; F/A-18E, VAW-124; E-2C, VAQ-131; EA-18G, HSM-70; MH-60R, HSC-9; 
  MH-60S, VRC-40 Det 1, C-2A
   Feb 19: Enters refit
  R-27
  
  America’s Navy 
  LPH-2 Iwo Jima
   Apr 62 - Aug 62: 7th
   Aug 63 - Apr 64: 7th
   Apr 65 - Nov 65: 7th. HMM-163; UH-34D
   Jul 66 - Apr 67: 7th
   Oct 67 - Jun 68; 7th. HMM-361; UH-34D
   Jan 68 - May 68; 7th. HMM-363; UH-34D
   Jun 69 - Jun 69; 7th. HMM-265; CH-46
   Feb 73 - Feb 73; 7th. HMM-164; CH-53, CH-46, UH-1
  LPH-3 Okinawa
   Oct 62 - Dec 62: CMC. HMM-264: 24 UH-34D
   Mar 67- Dec 67: 7th. HMM-163: UH-34D
   Jun 68 - Aug 68: 7th. HMM-362: UH-34D
   Oct 68 - Oct 68: 7th. HMM-363: UH-34D
   Oct 68 - Mar 69: 7th. HMM-362: UH-34D
   Mar 72 - Jun 72: 7th. HMM-164: CH-46, CH-53, UH-1E
  LPH-7 Guadalcanal
   Feb 64 - May 64: 2nd
   Aug 67 - Dec 67: 2nd
  LPH-9 Guam
   Nov 65 - Mar 66: 2nd
   Nov 66 - Apr 67: 2nd
  LPH-10 Tripoli
   May 67 - Dec 67: 7th. HMM-265; CH-46, HMM-262; CH-46
   Jul 68 - Dec 68; 7th. HMM-265; CH-46
   Dec 68 - Jun 69; 7th. HMM-164; CH-46
   1971: Tripoli; HMM-165; 6 CH-53D/12 CH-36D/4 UH-1E. Indo-Pak
   Apr 72 - Jun 72; 7th. HMM-165; CH-46, CH-53, UH-1E
  LPH-11 New Orleans
  LPH-12 Inchon
  LHA-1 Tarawa
   Mar 79 - Sep 79: 7th. HMM-262; 4 CH-53D/8 CH-46F/1 UH-1N, HMH-463; HMA-169; VMA-231
  LHA-2 Saipan
   Jul 1979: Nicaragua
  LHA-3 Belleau Wood
  LHA-4 Nassau
  R-28
  
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  LHA-5 Peleliu
   Oct 1979: Nassau; Cuba (not fully qualified)
  LHA-6 America
  • Typical: 12 MV-22B, 10 F-35B, 4 CH-53E/K, 4 AH-1Z, 4 UH-1Y, 4 MH-60S
  • As CVL: 20 F-35B, 4 MH-60S
  LHA-7 Tripoli
  LHA-8 Bougainville
  LHD-1 Wasp
   Jun 91 - Dec 91: 6th/5th. HMM-162; VMM-233
   Jan 93 - Sep 93: 6th/5th. HMM-263
   Aug 95 - Feb 96: 6th. HMM-264; VMA-231
   Feb 98 - Jul 98: 6th. HMM-264; HMH-464; HML/A-267; VMA-231
   Feb 00 - Aug 00: 6th. HMM-263; HMH-464; HML/A-269; VMA-542
   Feb 02 - Aug 02: 6th/5th. HMM-261; HMH-461; HML/A-167; VMA-542
   Feb 04 - Sep 04: 6th/5th. HMM-266; VMA-542; HC-8
   Jun 16 - Dec 16: 6th/5th. VMM-264; HML/A-467; VMA-542; HSC-22
   Aug 18 - Oct 18: 7th. VMM-262; VMFA-121; HSC-25
   Jan 19 - Apr 19: 7th. VMM-262; VMM-268; VMFA-121; HSC-25
   May 19 - Aug 19: 7th. VMM-265; VMFA-121; HSC-25
  LHD-2 Essex
   Oct 94 - Apr 95: 7th/5th. HMM-161
   Oct 96 - Apr 97: 7th/5th. HMM-166
   Jun 98 - Dec 98: 7th/5th. HMM-163
   Feb 03 - May 03: 7th. HMM-262
   Aug 03 - Nov 03: 7th. HMM-262
   Mar 04 - Jun 04: 7th. HMM-265
   Aug 04 - Apr 05: 7th/5th. HMM-262; HMM-265; HM-15; HSC-25
   Jan 06 - Jun 06: 7th. HMM-262
   Jan 07 - Apr 06: 7th. HMM-265; VMA-214
   Jan 08 - Jun 08: 7th. HMM-265; VMA-513; HSC-25
   Sep 08 - Dec 08: 7th. HMM-262; HMM-265; VMA-233
   Jan 09 - May 09: 7th. HMM-262; VMA-211
   Jun 09 - Aug 09: 7th. HMM-262; VMA-211
   Jan 10 - Mar 10: 7th. HMM-265; VMA-311; HSC-25
   Sep 10 - Dec 10: 7th. HMM-262; VMA-542
   Jan 11 - Apr 11: 7th. HMM-262; VMA-211; VMA-542; HSC-25
   Sep 11 - Dec 11: 7th. HMM-265; VMA-214; HSC-25
   Feb 12 - Apr 12: 7th. HMM-265; VMA-311; HSC-25
   May 15 - Dec 15: 7th/5th. VMM-161; VMA-311; HSC-21
   Jul 18 - Mar 19: 7th/5th. VMM-166; HMH-361; HML/A-469; VMFA-211; HSC-21
  R-29
  
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  LHD-3 Kearsarge
   Mar 95 - Sep 95: 6th/5th. HMM-263; HMH-464; VMA-231
   Mar 95 - Sep 95: 2nd/6th. HMM-261; HMH-461; HML/A-167; VMA-233
   Apr 99 - Oct 99: 6th. HMM-365; HMH-464; HML/A-269; VMA-231
   Apr 01 - Oct 01: 6th. HMM-266; HMH-461; HML/A-167
   Jan 03 - Jul 03: 6th/5th. HMM-162; HMM-365; HMH-464; HML/A-269; VMA-233; VMA-542; HC-8
   Jun 04 - Aug 04: 6th/5th. HMM-263; HC-8
   Mar 05 - Sep 05: 6th/5th. HMM-162; HMH-464; HML/A-269; VMA-231; HC-28
   Jul 07 - Feb 08: 6th/5th. HMM-261; HMH-461; HML/A-269; VMA-223; HSC-22
   Aug 10 - May 11: 6th/5th. VMM-266; VMA-542; HSC-22
   Mar 13 - Nov 13: 6th/5th. VMM-266; VMA-231; HSC-28
   Oct 15 - May 16: 6th/5th. VMM-162; VMA-233; HSC-28
   Dec 18 - Jul 19: 6th/5th. VMM-264; VMA-231; HSC-26
  LHD-4 Boxer
   Mar 97 - Sep 97: 7th/5th. HMM-161; HMH-361; HML/A-267; VMA-513
   Dec 98 - Jun 99: 7th/5th. HMM-364; HMH-361; HML/A-267; VMA-214; HC-11
   Mar 01 - Sep 01: 7th/5th. HMM-268; HMH-361; HML/A-267
   Jan 03 - Jul 03: 7th/5th. HMM-165; HMM-268; HMH-465; HML/A-169; HML/A-267; VMA-211; VMA-311
   Jan 04 - Apr 04: 7th/5th. HMH-466; HC-11
   Apr 05 - Sep 06: 7th. HSC-25
   Sep 06 - May 07: 7th/5th. HMM-165; HMH-465; HML/A-267; VMA-311
   Jan 09 - Aug 09: 7th/5th. HMM-163; HMH-466; HML/A-267; VMA-214; HSC-21
   Feb 11 -Sep 11: 7th/5th. HMM-163; VMA-211; HSC-23
   Aug 13 - Apr 14: 7th/5th. VMM-166; VMA-214; HSC-21
   Feb 16 - Sep 16: 7th/5th. VMM-166; HMH-465; VMA-214; HSC-23
  LHD-5 Bataan
   Sep 99 - Mar 00: 6th. HMH-261; HMH-461; HML/A-167; VMA-233
   Sep 01 - Apr 02: 6th/5th. HMM-365; HMH-464; HML/A-269; VMA-233; HC-6
   Jan 03 - Jun 03: 6th/5th. HMM-162; HMM-365; HMH-464; HML/A-269; VMA-233; VMA-542
   Jan 04 - Mar 04: 6th/5th. HMM-162; HML/A-167; VMA-542; HC-6
   Jan 07 - Jul 07: 6th/5th. HMM-264
   May 09 - Dec 09: 6th/5th. VMM-263; HSC-22
   Mar 11 - Feb 12: 6th/5th. VMM-263; HMH-366; HML/A-167; VMA-231; HSC-28
   Feb 14 - Oct 14: 6th/5th. VMM-263; VMA-223; HSC-22
   Mar 17 - Sep 17: 6th/5th. VMM-365; HMH-461; VMA-223; HSC-26
  LHD-6 Bonhomme Richard
   Jan 00 - Jul 00: 7th/5th. HMM-166
   Dec 01 - Jun 02: 7th/5th. HMM-165
   Jan 03 - Jul 03: 7th/5th. HMM-165; HMM-268; HMH-465; HMLA-169; HMLA-267; VMA-311; VMA-211
   Dec 04 - Jun 05: 7th/5th. HMM-165
   Apr 07 - Nov 07: 7th/5th. HMM-163; HMH-466; HML/A-267; VMA-513; HSC-23
   Sep 09 - Apr 10: 7th/5th. HMM-166
   Aug 12 - Dec 12: 7th. HMM-262; VMA-542; HSC-25
   Jan 13 - Mar 13: 7th. HMM-262; VMA-513; HSC-25
  R-30
  
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  R-31
   Jun 13 - Sep 13: 7th. HMM-265; HMH-722; HML/A-369; VMA-513; HSC-25
   Feb 14 - May 14: 7th. VMM-265; HMH-722; HML/A-469; VMA-223; HSC-25
   Jan 15 - Apr 15: 7th. VMM-262; VMA-231; HSC-25
   Jun 15 - Sep 15: 7th. VMM-265; VMA-311; HSC-25
   Jan 16 - Mar 16: 7th. VMM-265; VMA-214; HSC-25
   Aug 16 - Nov 16: 7th. VMM-262; VMA-542; HSC-25
   Feb 17 - Apr 17: 7th. VMM-262; VMA-311; HSC-25
   Jun 17 - Sep 17: 7th. VMM-265; VMA-311; HSC-25
   Jan 18 - Apr 18: 7th. VMM-262; HMH-466, HML/A-369; HSC-22
  LHD-7 Iwo Jima
   Mar 03 - Oct 03: 6th/5th. HMM-264
   Jun 06 - Dec 06: 6th/5th. HMM-365
   Aug 08 - Mar 09: 6th/5th. HMM-264; HSC-26
   Jul 10 - Nov 10: 2nd. HMM-774
   Mar 12 - Dec 12: 6th/5th. VMM-261; VMA-542; HSC-22
   Dec 14 - Jul 15: 6th/5th. VMM-365; VMA-231; HSC-28
   Feb 18 - Aug 18: 6th/5th. VMM-162; VMA-542; HSC-28
  LHD-8 Makin Island
   Oct 09: Commissioned
   Nov 11 - Jun 12: 7th/5th. HMM-268; AV-8B, HMH-461; HMLA-367; AH-1Z, VMA-214; HSC-23
   Jul 14 - Feb 15: 7th/5th. VMM-163; MV-22B, VMA-211; HSC-23
   Oct 16 - May 17: 7th/5th. VMM-163; MV-22B, HML/A-369; VMA-311; HSC-21.
  
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  Annex W Environment
   
  The weather, lighting conditions, and sonar conditions may be specified by a scenario, agreed on by both players, or 
  randomly generated. The parts of a complete environment description are: The time of day, sea state, wind direction, clouds, 
  visibility, and sonar conditions.
  Time of Day
   
  Time is recorded using the 24-hour military clock: midnight is 0000 or 2400 hours; noon is 1200 hours; 7:30 PM is 1930 
  hours. Noon is 1200 hours. 1959 hours (7:59 PM) is followed by 2000 hours.
   
  Generate a random time of day by using D6 rolls. First roll for the quarter of the day, rerolling a 5 or 6. Then roll again, 
  adding that number to the value for the quarter in parentheses. This is the hour of the day in military time.
   
  RANDOM TIME GENERATION
   
  Die Roll 
  Quarter
   
  1 
  First (0)
   
  2 
  Second (6)
   
  3 
  Third (12)
   
  4 
  Fourth (18)
   
  5 
  Reroll
   
  6 
  Reroll
  Sea State & Wind Speed
   
  Sea State is a standard method of describing wave height. The table below provides a method for determining wave 
  height. Sea state can affect gunnery, flight operations, or other naval evolutions.
  RANDOM SEA STATE & WIND
  D100 
  Height of 
  Wind 
  Beaufort 
  Sea
  Roll 
  Seas (ft) 
  (kts) 
  Scale 
  State 
  Description
  01-05 
  Dead Calm 
  0 
  0 & 1 
  0 
  Glassy
  06-10 
  0 
  5 
  2 
  1 
  Rippled
  11-20 
  2 
  10 
  3 
  2 
  Wavelets
  21-40 
  4 
  15 
  4 
  3 
  Slight
  41-60 
  6 
  20 
  5 
  4 
  Moderate
  61-85 
  9.5 
  25 
  6 
  5 
  Rough
  86-90 
  13.5 
  30 
  7 
  6 
  Very Rough
  91-92 
  18 
  40 
  8 
  6 
  Very Rough
  93-94 
  23 
  45 
  9 
  6 
  Very Rough
  95-96 
  29 
  50 
  10 
  7 
  High Seas
  97-98 
  37 
  60 
  11 
  8 
  Very High Seas
  99-00 
  45 
  65+ 
  12 
  9 
  Phenomenal
  Wind Direction
   
  Wind direction is given as a number in degrees ranging from 000 to 359, usually stated in relation to true north. This is the 
  direction the wind is blowing from. A wind from 000°T means that the wind is blowing directly north to south.
   
  Generate the wind randomly by rolling D6 and subtracting one. Multiply the remainder times sixty, then add D6 times ten to 
  this result. For example, if the two D6 rolls are 3, then 5, the direction is ((3-1)*60)+(5*10) = 120+50 = 170°T.
  Cloud Generation
  1) 
  Roll D6 for the number of cloud layers. If the scenario starts after 1200 and before 2400, add one to the die roll.
   
  1-2  
  No Clouds
   
  3-5  
  One Layer
   
  6 
   
  Two Layers
  2) Roll for the altitude band of each layer
   
  1 
   
  Low 
   
  (0-2000 m) 
   
  Starts at 1000 m alt
   
  2-4  
  Medium  
  (2001-7500) 
   
  Starts at (D6+1)*1000 m
   
  5-6  
  High 
   
  (7501-13500) 
   
  Starts at (D6+6)*1000 m
  
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  3) 
  Roll for the thickness of each layer, then for the coverage of the layer
   
   
   
  Scattered 
  Intermittent 
  Broken 
  Overcast
  1-3  
  1,000 meters 
  1-4 
  5-7 
  8-9 
  0
  4 
   
  2,000 meters 
  1-3 
  4-6 
  7-8 
  9-0
  5 
   
  4,000 meters 
  1 
  2-3 
  4-7 
  8-0
  6 
   
  10,000 meters - - 
  1-4 
  6-0
   
  If the thickness exceeds the thickness of the altitude band, it joins the next altitude band.
   
  Scattered clouds block 25% of the visual LOS, Intermittent block 50%, Broken block 75%, and Overcast completely block 
  line of sight.
  Visibility
   
  This describes the distance at which objects can be seen. With 100% visibility, objects can bee seen at maximum possible 
  distance, but haze, smoke, fog, or precipitation can reduce the value. Roll randomly on the following table to find out the 
  visibility.
  RANDOM VISIBILITY TABLE
  Die Roll 
  % 
  Clear 
  Clear 
  Day 
  Night
  D100 
  Visibility 
  Day 
  Night 
  Precip 
  Precip
  01-02 
  100 
  Unlimited
  03-05 
  90 
  Unlimited
  06-10 
  80 
  V Clear
  11-20 
  70 
  V Clear
  21-35 
  60 
  Clear
  36-50 
  50 
  Clear 
  Full Moon
  51-65 
  40 
  Clear 
  Gibbous
  66-80 
  30 
  Lt Haze 
  Quarter 
  Misty
  81-90 
  20 
  Hazy 
  Crescent 
  Light
  91-95 
  10 
  Lt Fog 
  New Moon 
  Interm 
  Misty
  96-98 
  5 
  Thick Fog 
  Lt Fog 
  Heavy 
  Light
  99-00 
  2 
  Dense Fog 
  Thick Fog 
   
  Interm-Hvy
  Sonar Conditions
   
  Sonar detection ranges are affected by the water’s temperature, precipitation, and other factors. The listed range may be 
  either decreased or increased. Randomly determine the sonar range multiplier by rolling 7+D6 and multiplying it times 10%. 
  This yields a factor between 80% and 130%. This is applies equally to all sonars used by both sides in a game, since the water 
  conditions affect both sides.
  
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  Annex Y - List of Ship Classifications
  -G 
  Suffix to a ship class indicating and area defense 
  SAM of at least 10 nmi range (e.g. DDG, SSG, 
  CG) 
  -N 
  Suffix to a ship class designation indicating 
  nuclear propulsion (e.g. SSN, CGN) 
  Combatants
  Aviation Ships
  CV 
  multi-purpose aircraft carrier
  CVA 
  attack aircraft carrier
  CVH 
  helicopter carrier
  CVL 
  Light aircraft carrier
  CVN 
  multi-purpose aircraft carrier (nuclear) 
  CVS 
  ASW aircraft carrier
  Surface Combatants
  BB 
  battleship
  BC 
  battle cruiser
  BCGN 
  guided missile battle cruiser (nuclear) 
  CA 
  heavy cruiser (gun) 
  CG 
  guided missile cruiser
  CGH 
  guided missile helicopter carrier
  CGN 
  guided missile cruiser (nuclear) 
  DD 
  destroyer
  DDG 
  guided missile destroyer
  FF 
  frigate
  FFG 
  guided missile frigate
  FFL 
  corvette (light frigate) 
  Submarines
  SS 
  submarine
  SSA 
  auxiliary submarine
  SSB 
  ballistic missile submarine
  SSBN 
  ballistic missile submarine (nuclear) 
  SSC 
  coastal submarine
  SSG 
  guided missile submarine
  SSGN 
  guided missile submarine (nuclear)
  SSM 
  minisubmarine
  SSN 
  submarine (nuclear)
  SSP 
  submarine (air-Independent propulsion)
  Patrol Combatants
  PG 
  patrol gunboat
  PHM 
  guided missile patrol combatant (hydrofoil) 
  Amphibious Warfare Type Ships
  LCC 
  amphibious command ship
  LHA 
  amphibious assault ship (general purpose) 
  LHD 
  amphibious assault ship (multi-purpose) 
  LKA 
  amphibious cargo ship
  LPA 
  amphibious transport
  LPD 
  amphibious transport dock
  LPH 
  amphibious assault ship (helicopter) 
  LSD 
  dock landing ship
  LSL 
  Landing ship, logistic
  LST 
  tank landing ship
  Combat Logistics Ships
  AE 
  ammunition ship
  AEFS 
  fleet replenishment ship
  AF 
  store ship
  AFS 
  combat store ship
  AO 
  oiler
  AOF(L) large fleet tanker
  AOF(S) small fleet tanker
  AOE 
  fast combat support ship
  AOR 
  replenishment oiler
  AOS 
  Support tanker
  Mine Warfare Ships
  MCS 
  mine countermeasures support ship
  MHC 
  mine hunter, coastal
  MHS 
  mine hunting ship
  MM 
  Minelayer
  MSB 
  minesweeping boat
  MSD 
  minesweeping drone
  MSF 
  fleet minesweeper
  MSI 
  inshore minesweeper
  MSS 
  specialized minesweeper
  Patrol Craft
  ATC 
  mini-armored troop carrier
  PB 
  patrol boat
  PC 
  coastal patrol craft
  PBR 
  river patrol craft
  PCF 
  patrol craft (fast
  PG 
  patrol combatant) 
  PM 
  river monitor
  PS 
  large patrol ship
  PT 
  torpedo boat
  PTG 
  guided missile patrol craft
  Amphibious Warfare Ships and Craft
  LCUA 
  landing craft, air cushion
  LCFS 
  fire support landing craft
  LCM 
  medium landing craft
  LCP 
  personnel landing craft
  LCU 
  utility landing craft
  LCVP 
  vehicle/personnel landing craft
  LKA 
  amphibious cargo ship
  LPA 
  amphibious transport
  LPD 
  dock landing ship
  LSDV 
  swimmer delivery vehicle
  LSM 
  medium landing ship
  LSSC 
  light SEAL support craft
  LST 
  tank landing ship
  LWT 
  amphibious warping tug
  MSSC 
  medium SEAL support craft
  SLWT 
   side loading warping tug
  SWCL 
  special warfare craft, light
  
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  SWCM special warfare craft, medium
  Auxiliaries
  Mobile Logistics Ships
  AD 
  destroyer tender
  AE 
  ammunition ship
  AF 
  stores ship
  AR 
  repair ship
  AO 
  oiler
  AOR 
  replenishment oiler
  AW 
  water tanker
  Support Type Ships
  ACS 
  auxiliary crane ship
  AEM 
  missile tender
  AFT 
  transport stores ship
  AG 
  miscellaneous auxiliary
  AGB 
  icebreaker
  AGE 
  experimental auxiliary
  AG/FF 
  frigate/FAC support ship
  AGDS 
  deep submergence support ship
  AGF 
  miscellaneous command ship
  AGP 
  patrol craft tender
  AGM 
  missile range instrumentation ship
  AGOR 
  oceanographic research ship
  AGOS 
  ocean surveillance ship
  AGS 
  surveying ship
  AGSS 
  auxiliary research submarine
  AH 
  hospital ship
  AK 
  cargo ship
  AKR 
  vehicle cargo ship
  AOG 
  gasoline tanker
  AOT 
  transport oiler
  AP 
  transport
  APA 
  Amphibious transport
  AR 
  repair ship
  ARR 
  nuclear propulsion repair ship
  ARC 
  cable repairing ship
  ARL 
  repair ship, small
  ARS 
  salvage ship
  AS 
  submarine tender
  ASR 
  submarine rescue ship
  ATA 
  ocean tug
  ATF 
  fleet ocean tug
  ATS 
  salvage and rescue ship
  AVB 
  aviation logistic support ship
  AVM 
  guided missile ship
  AVT 
  auxiliary aircraft landing training ship
  HSS 
  Helicopter support ship
  Support Craft/Service Craft
  Tugs (self-propelled) 
  YTB 
  large harbor tug
  YTL 
  small harbor tug
  YTM 
  medium harbor tug
  Tankers (self-propelled) 
  YO 
  fuel oil barge
  YOG 
  gasoline barge
  YW 
  water barge
  Lighters and Barges (self-propelled) 
  YF 
  covered lighter
  YFU 
  harbor utility cart
  (non-self-propelled) 
  YC 
  open car lighter
  YCF 
  car float
  YCV 
  aircraft transportation lighter
  YFN 
  covered lighter
  YFNB 
  large covered lighter
  YFNX 
  lighter (special-purpose) 
  YFRN 
  refrigerated covered lighter
  YFRT 
  range tender
  YGN 
  garbage lighter
  YON 
  gasoline barge
  YOS 
  oil storage barge
  YSR 
  sludge removal barge
  YWN 
  water barge
  Other Craft (self-propelled) 
  DSRV 
  deep submergence rescue vehicle
  DSV 
  deep submergence vehicle
  NR 
  submersible research vehicle (nuclear propelled) 
  YAG 
  miscellaneous auxiliary service craft
  YFB 
  ferry boat or launch
  YTT 
  torpedo trials craft
  YM 
  dredge
  YP 
  patrol craft, training
  Unclassified Miscellaneous
  IX 
  unclassified miscellaneous unit
  
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  Annex Z - Conversion Factors & Scales
  One Tactical Turn equals 3 minutes.
   
   
  One Intermediate Turn equals 30 minutes, or 10 tactical turns.
  Speed in knots/120 = nautical miles covered in one Incremental Move Phase.
  Speed in knots/20 = nautical miles covered in one Tactical turn.
  Speed in knots/2 = nautical miles covered in one Intermediate turn.
  A ship’s damage points are based on its standard displacement (submerged displacement for subs).
  Sometimes a ship’s displacement is not provided as a standard displacement.
   
  Multiply GRT by 75%, to approximate standard displacement.
   
  Multiply full load (fl) displacements by .85 to approximate standard displacement.
   
  Multiply lightship (ltshp) displacements by 1.13 to approximate standard displacement.
  DP = 0.177 x (Displ)0.80 (2006 Standard)
  DP = .85 x (Displ)0.667 (2012 Standard)
  Merchant/civilian ships (minimal DC fittings, large cargo holds, no transverse bulkheads): -50%
  Merchants converted to warships (involving reconstruction): -35%
  Warships built to mercantile standards (implying less watertight compartmentalization and lower shock criteria):
   
  laid down before 1990: -25%
   
  laid down 1990 and after: -15%
  Materials other than steel used in a large part of the ship’s construction:
   
  Titanium: +15%
   
  GRP: -10%
   
  Aluminum superstructure: -15%
   
  Aluminum hull & superstructure: -25%
   
  Wood: -25%
  Submarines (less reserve buoyancy): -50%
  Hovercraft/SES: -30%
  Multihull (catamaran, trimaran, SWATH) -25%
  Supertankers: -75%
  National modifier: -10%
  Fleet Auxiliary or Amphibious ship or Minelayer (cargo holds): -25%
  Laid down before 1925: -15%
  Special damage modifiers listed in the remarks have already been factored into the damage point value.
  The damage point/speed levels are computed at 25, 50, 75, 90, and 100 percent of total damage.
  Trilogy Ship Size classes:
   
  Size Class 
  Signature 
  Displacement
   
  A 
  Large 
  18001+
   
  B 
  Medium 
  5501 - 18000
   
  C 
  Small 
  1501 - 5500
   
  D 
  Small 
  351 - 1500
   
  E 
  VSmall 
  101 - 350
   
  F 
  VSmall 
  21 - 100
   
  G 
  Stealthy 
  <= 20
  Damage points from above water weapon impacts:
   
  Blast energy = 0.6 x W x TE x 4132
   
  Fragment Energy = (1/2 x Fragment mass x Composite velocity2)/1000
   
   
  Fragment mass = m x p
   
   
   
  where m is case weight (warhead weight - explosive filler weight)
   
   
   
  where p is 90% for AP warheads, 70% for SAP warheads, 50% for HE warheads
   
   
  Composite velocity = 2500 x (1/(m/W + 0.5))
   
  Residual Mass Energy = (1/2 x .33 x Weapon weight x impact velocity2)/1000
   
  Bombs, Shells = 0.5 * (Blast Energy + Fragment Energy)1/3
   
  Missiles = 0.5 * (Blast Energy + Fragment Energy + Residual Mass Energy) 1/3
  
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  Damage points from underwater weapon impacts:
   
   
  Depth Charges and Influence Mines
   
   
   
  Severe = .6 x (W x TE)1/2
   
   
   
  Major = .3 x (W x TE)1/2
   
   
   
  Minor = .15 x (W x TE)1/2
   
   
  Contact Damage = 12.1 x (W x TE)1/3
   
   
  Influence Damage = 7.6 x (W x TE)1/2
   
   
   
  W = warhead explosive filler weight in kilograms
   
   
   
  TE = TNT equivalence factor
   
  • Lightweight Torpedoes (e.g., UK Stingray) with directed-energy (shaped charge) warheads should use the
   
   
  equation for influence damage
  Harpoon V AA Strengths are based on:
   
  Gun AA Strength * number of barrels * number of mounts * Fire Control modifier * Ammunition modifier
   
  Th Gun AA Strength is found in Annex C
   
  The number of barrels is per mount. Rotaries are entered as single barrels
   
  The number of mounts is not based on the total number on the ship, but on the number that can bear to either side.
   
  Examples:
   
  P/S(1)2 = 1, since a single mount fires to either side.
   
  2F/P/S(1)4 = 3, since three can fire to either side.
   
  F/A(1)2 = 2
   
  These examples assume a single radar directing mounts. If the F/A(1)2 mounts had two radars, then the ship can en-
  gage two targets, and the number of mounts would be 1, and each would fire at half the total value. In the Annex A listing, the 
  strength would be listed as “(2@nn.n), since the player can take two shots.
   
  General Rule: If the AA guns have overlapping arcs, then divide the guns between the available radars and use that for the 
  number mounts. List the AA strength in Annex A as “(number of radars@mounts assigned to each radar)”
   
  The fire control modifier is based on the combat system/gunnery standard:
  Combat System 
  Gun Std 
   FC Modifier*
  Gen 1 Manual 
  GS IV 
   
  1.50
  Gen 2 Manual 
  GS V 
   
  1.75
  Gen 3 Semi-Automatic 
  GS V 
   
  1.75
  Gen 4 Semi-Automatic  
  GS VI 
   
  2.0
  Gen 5 Automatic  
  GS VI 
   
  2.0
  Gen 6 Automatic  
  GS VI 
   
  2.0
  Local control (no radar) 
   
   
  0.5
   
  The ammunition modifier allows for several different types:
  Standard impact- or time-fuzed AA shells 
   
  1.0
  Proximity-fuzed shells 
   
   
  2.0
  Armor-Piercing Discarding Sabot 
   
  1.5
  Guided shells 
   
   
  3.0
  AHEAD or 3P ammunition 
   
   
  4.0
  Autonomous mounts have an “A” suffix.
  Mounts without a radar director have an “L” suffix, as well as the 0.5 modifier.
  
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  Armor Equivalents:
   
  Here is a list of armor equivalents for other building materials in terms of Class B armor. In other words, the number pre-
  sented is the amount of the material in centimeters that is required to equal one centimeter of Class B deck armor.
  Material Thickness in cms
  Reinforced Concrete (3,000 psi) 
  18
  Reinforced Concrete (5,000 psi) 
  15
  Stone/Brick Masonry 
   
  20
  Wood 
   
   
   
  45
  Sand 
   
   
   
  70
  Bare Soil 
   
   
  120
  Soil with plants 
   
  80
   
  You can combine different types of materials (sand on top of concrete for example) by adding up the equivalent armor rat-
  ings and multiplying by 0.85.
  Example: Hardened bunker: 3 ft Reinforced concrete (5000 psi), with 5 ft of sand on top.
   
  Reinforced concrete thickness = (3 x 12 x 2.54) = 91.4 cm
   
  Reinforced concrete armor rating = 91.4/15 = 6.1
   
  Sand thickness = (5 x 12 x 2.54) = 152.4 cm
   
  Sand armor rating =152.4/70 = 2.2
   
  Bunker Armor Rating = (6.1 + 2.2) x 0.85 = 7.1 or 7. If the combination results in an armor thickness less than the largest. 
  component (concrete in this example) than simply use that components armor rating as the structures armor rating. The other 
  material is not thick enough to provide any additional protection.
  Aircraft Damage Values:
   
  (Empty Weight in kg^1/3) * (Engine Factor ^1/2) * Construction Factor * Armor Factor
   
   
  Engine factor: The number of separate engines is multiplied by 1.0, podded engines are multiplied by 0.75,
   
   
   
   tandem engines are treated as a single engine.
   
   
  Construction Factor
   
   
   
  Wood and Fabric: 0.5
   
   
   
  Mixed metal, wood, fabric construction: 0.65
   
   
   
  Monocoque construction, no self-sealing tanks: 0.8
   
   
   
  Helicopters: 0.8
   
   
   
  Monocoque construction, with self-sealing tanks: 1.0
   
   
  Armor Factor:
   
   
   
  1.0: normal construction
   
   
   
  1.1: Armored against 7.62mm fire
   
   
   
  1.2: Armored against 12.7mm fire
  
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