Admirable-class minesweeper

Class of United States Navy minesweeper ships

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USS Admirable underway, ca. 1944.

Class overview
Builders| (8 companies in 8 states)
Operators|

* World War II
* United States Navy
* Soviet Navy
* Post-War
* Republic of China Navy
* Dominican Navy
* Republic of Korea Navy
* Mexican Navy
* Myanmar Navy
* Philippine Navy
* Republic of Vietnam Navy
* United States Navy
* Soviet Navy
* Chinese Maritime Customs Service

Preceded by| Hawk class
Succeeded by| Agile class
Planned| 147
Completed| 123
Cancelled| 24
Preserved| 1
General characteristics
Type| Minesweeper
Displacement| 625 tons
Length| 184 ft 6 in (56.24 m)
Beam| 33 ft (10 m)
Draft| 10 ft (3.0 m)
Propulsion| 2 × 855shp diesel engines, single reduction gear, 2 shafts
Speed| 15 knots (28 km/h; 17 mph)
Complement| 104 officers and men
Armament|

* 1 × 3"/50 caliber gun
* 4 × Bofors 40 mm Automatic Gun L/60
* 6 × Oerlikon 20 mm cannon
* 1 × Hedgehog anti-submarine mortar
* 4 × Depth charge projectors
* 2 × Depth charge racks
* 2 × minesweeping paravanes

The Admirable class was one of the largest and most successful classes of minesweepers ordered by the United States Navy during World War II. Typically, minesweepers detected and removed naval mines before the rest of the fleet arrived, thereby ensuring safe passage for the larger ships. They were also charged with anti-submarine warfare (ASW) duties with rear-mounted depth charge racks and a forward-firing Hedgehog antisubmarine mortar. Their job was essential to the safety and success of U.S. naval operations during World War II and the Korean War. These minesweepers were also employed as patrol vessel and convoy escorts. The only remaining ship of this class is located at Freedom Park, Omaha, NE.

The PCE-842-class of patrol craft escorts was based on the Admirable-class design.[1]

## Service in other Navies

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As a part of Project Hula – a secret 1945 program that transferred 149 U.S. Navy ships to the Soviet Navy at Cold Bay, Territory of Alaska, in anticipation of the Soviet Union joining the war against Japan – the U.S. Navy transferred 24 Admirable-class minesweepers to the Soviet Navy between May and August 1945. At least some of them saw action in the Soviet offensive against Japanese forces in Northeast Asia in August 1945. The Soviet Union never returned them to the United States.[2]

After World War II, the United States transferred Admirable-class minesweepers to the Republic of China Navy, the Republic of China's Chinese Maritime Customs Service, the Republic of Korea Navy, the Republic of Vietnam Navy, and the Dominican, Mexican, Myanmar, and Philippine navies.

USS Hazard survives as a museum ship on dry land in Omaha, Nebraska. USS Inaugural was a museum ship on the Mississippi River in St. Louis, until she sank during the Great Flood of 1993. USS Scuffle was scuttled off the coast of Cozumel, Mexico in 1999. It is now a popular site for scuba diving.

Soviet Navy Rear Admiral Boris Dmitrievich Popov, commander of the 5th Independent Brigade of Soviet Navy Ships at Cold Bay, Territory of Alaska, speaks aboard an unidentified Admirable-class minesweeper at Cold Bay on 21 or 22 May 1945 during the ceremony transferring the ship from the United States Navy to the Soviet Navy in the secret Project Hula training-and-transfer program.

## Production

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* Tampa Shipbuilding Company, Tampa, FL (24)
* Admirable (AM-136) ... Bombard (AM-151)
* Crag (AM-214) ... Diploma (AM-221)
* Willamette Iron and Steel Works, Portland, OR (23)
* Bond (Am-152) ... Counsel (AM-165)
* Creddock (AM-356), Dipper (AM-357), Drake (AM-359)
* Dunlin (AM-361) ... Harrier (AM-366)
* Savannah Machine & Foundry, GA (9)
* Implicit (AM-246) ... Invade (AM-254)
* Winslow Marine Railway and Shipbuilding Company, Puget Sound, WA (13)
* Garland (AM-238) ... Inaugural (AM-242)
* Salute (AM-294) ... Shelter (AM-301)
* Gulf Shipbuilding Madisonville, LA (16)
* Notable (AM-267) ... Rampart (AM-282)
* General Engineering & Dry Dock Company, Alameda, CA (7)
* Ransom (AM-283) ... Report (AM-289)
* Associated Shipbuilders, Puget Sound, WA (14)
* Signet (AM-302) ... Superior (AM-311)
* Execute (AM-232) ... Fixity (AM-235)
* American Ship Building Company, Lorain, OH (17)
* Jubilant (AM-255) ... Nimble (AM-266)
* Disdain (AM-222) ... Embattle (AM-226)

## Engines

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* Two 855shp ALCO 539 diesel engines, Farrel-Birmingham single reduction gear, two shafts. (30)
* AM-136 ... AM-165
* Two 855shp Cooper Bessemer GSB-8 diesel engines, National Supply Co. single reduction gear, two shafts (84)
* AM-214 ... AM-226, AM-232 ... AM-235, AM-240 ... AM-242
* AM-246 ... AM-291, AM-294 ... AM-311
* Two 855shp Busch-Sulzer 539 diesel engines, Farrel Birmingham single reduction gear, two shafts (9)
* AM-356, AM-357, AM-359, AM-361 ... AM-366
* ref:[3]

## See also

[edit]

* List of Admirable-class minesweepers
* Auk-class minesweeper

## References

[edit]

* http://shipbuildinghistory.com/smallships/minesweepers1.htm
* http://shipbuildinghistory.com/shipyards/small/willamette.htm
* http://shipbuildinghistory.com/shipyards/large/tasco.htm
* http://www.shipbuildinghistory.com/shipyards/small/savannah.htm

1. ^ Gardiner, Robert; Chesneau, Roger (1980). Conway's All The World's Fighting Ships 1922–1946. London: Conway Maritime Press. p. 151\. ISBN 0-85177-146-7.
2. ^ Russell, Richard A., Project Hula: Secret Soviet-American Cooperation in the War Against Japan, Washington, D.C.: Naval Historical Center, 1997, ISBN 0-945274-35-1, pp. 12, 35, 37–38, 39.
3. ^ individual ship NavSource pages. Two 1,710shp engines is assumed to be incorrectly summed

## External links

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* Media related to Admirable class minesweepers at Wikimedia Commons

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Admirable-class minesweepers

| Completed|

* Admirable
* Adopt
* Advocate
* Agent
* Alarm
* Alchemy
* Apex
* Arcade
* Arch
* Armada
* Aspire
* Assail
* Astute
* Augury
* Barrier
* Bombard
* Bond
* Buoyant
* Candid
* Capable
* Captivate
* Caravan
* Caution
* Change
* Clamour
* Climax
* Compel
* Concise
* Control
* Counsel
* Crag
* Creddock
* Cruise
* Deft
* Delegate
* Density
* Design
* Device
* Diploma
* Dipper
* Disdain
* Dour
* Dunlin
* Eager
* Elusive
* Embattle
* Execute
* Facility
* Fancy
* Fixity
* Gadwall
* Garland
* Gavia
* Gayety
* Graylag
* Harlequin
* Harrier
* Hazard
* Hilarity
* Implicit
* Improve
* Inaugural
* Incessant
* Incredible
* Indicative
* Inflict
* Instill
* Intrigue
* Invade
* Jubilant
* Knave
* Lance
* Logic
* Lucid
* Magnet
* Mainstay
* Marvel
* Measure
* Method
* Mirth
* Nimble
* Notable
* Nucleus
* Opponent
* Palisade
* Penetrate
* Peril
* Phantom
* Pinnacle
* Pirate
* Pivot
* Pledge
* Prime
* Project
* Prowess
* Quest
* Rampart
* Ransom
* Rebel
* Recruit
* Reform
* Refresh
* Reign
* Report
* Salute
* Saunter
* Scout
* Scrimmage
* Scuffle
* Sentry
* Serene
* Shelter
* Signet
* Skirmish
* Skurry
* Spectacle
* Specter
* Staunch
* Strategy
* Strength
* Success
* Superior

|

Canceled|

* Albatross
* Bluebird
* Bullfinch
* Cardinal
* Embroil
* Enhance
* Equity
* Esteem
* Event
* Firecrest
* Flame
* Flicker
* Fortify
* Goldfinch
* Grackle
* Grosbeak
* Grouse
* Gull
* Hawk
* Hummer
* Hummer
* Illusive
* Imbue
* Impervious
* Jackdaw
* Jackdaw
* Kite
* Linnet
* Longspur
* Magpie
* Merganser
* Minah
* Osprey
* Parrakeet
* Partridge
* Pipit
* Plover
* Redhead
* Reproof
* Risk
* Rival
* Sagacity
* Sanderling
* Scaup
* Sentinel
* Shearwater
* Waxbill

Converted|

* Ampere/ex-Drake

Soviet Navy
Lend-Lease|

* T-111 (ex-Advocate)
* T-112 (ex-Agent)
* T-113 (ex-Alarm)
* T-114 (ex-Alchemy)
* T-115 (ex-Apex)
* T-116 (ex-Arcade)
* T-117 (ex-Arch)
* T-118 (ex-Armada)
* T-119 (ex-Aspire)
* T-120 (ex-Assail)
* T-271 (ex-Fancy)
* T-272 (ex-Marvel)
* T-273 (ex-Measure)
* T-274 (ex-Method)
* T-275 (ex-Mirth)
* T-276 (ex-Nucleus)
* T-277 (ex-Disdain)
* T-278 (ex-Indicative)
* T-279 (ex-Palisade)
* T-280 (ex-Penetrate)
* T-281 (ex-Peril)
* T-282 (ex-Rampart)
* T-521 (ex-Admirable)
* T-522 (ex-Adopt)
* T-523 (ex-Astute)
* T-524 (ex-Augury)
* T-525 (ex-Barrier)
* T-526 (ex-Bombard)
* T-593 (ex-Bond)
* T-594 (ex-Candid)
* T-595 (ex-Capable)
* T-596 (ex-Captivate)
* T-597 (ex-Caravan)
* T-598 (ex-Caution)

Post-World War II operators

Republic of China Navy|

* Yung Chang (ex-Refresh)
* Yung Chia (ex-Implicit)
* Yung Feng (ex-Prime)
* Yung Ho (ex-Delegate)
* Yung Hsiu (ex-Pinnacle)
* Yung Ming (ex-Phantom)
* Yung Ning (ex-Magnet)
* Yung Sheng (ex-Lance)
* Yung Shou (ex-Pivot)
* Yung Shun (ex-Logic)
* Yung Ting (ex-Lucid)
* ex-Buoyant
* ex-Nimble
* ex-Reform

Chinese Maritime Customs Service|

* Yung Chun (ex-Gavia)
* Yung Hsing (ex-Embattle)
* Yung Kang (ex-Elusive)
* ex-Dunlin
* ex-Notable

Dominican Navy|

* Prestol Botello / Separación (ex-Skirmish)
* Tortuguero (ex-Signet)

Republic of Korea Navy|

* Kojin (ex-Report)

Mexican Navy|

* DM-01 / General Miguel Negrete (ex-Jubilant)
* DM-02 (ex-Hilarity)
* DM-03 / General Juan N. Méndez (ex-Execute)
* DM-04 (1962) (ex-Facility)
* DM-04 (1973) / General Manuel E. Rincón (ex-Specter)
* DM-05 / General Felipe Xicoténcatl (ex-Scuffle)
* DM-06 (ex-Eager)
* DM-07 (ex-Recruit)
* DM-08 (ex-Success)
* DM-09 (ex-Scout)
* DM-10 (ex-Instill)
* DM-11 / Cadete Agustín Melgar (ex-Device)
* DM-12 / Teniente Juan de la Barrera (ex-Ransom)
* DM-13 / Cadete Juan Escutia (ex-Knave)
* DM-14 /Cadete Fernando Montes de Oca (ex-Rebel)
* DM-15 (ex-Crag)
* DM-16 (ex-Dour)
* DM-17 / Cadete Francisco Márquez (ex-Diploma)
* DM-18 / General Ignacio Zaragoza (ex-Invade)
* DM-19 / Cadete Vicente Suárez (ex-Intrigue)
* DM-20 / Oceanográfico / General Pedro María Anaya / Aldebaran (ex-Harlequin)

Myanmar Navy|

* Yan Gyi Aung (ex-Creddock)

Philippine Navy
(part of Miguel Malvar class)|

* Datu Tupas (ex-Chi Linh)
* Magat Salamat (ex-Chi Lang II)
* Pagasa (ex-Quest)
* Samar (ex-Project)

Republic of Vietnam Navy|

* Chi Lang II (ex-Gayety)
* Chi Linh (ex-Shelter)
* Ha Hoi (ex-Prowess)
* Ky Hoa (ex-Sentry)
* Nhut Tao (ex-Serene)

* Preceded by: Hawk class
* Followed by: Agile class

* List of mine warfare vessels of the United States Navy

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* e

Project Hula ships

United States Navy|

| Tacoma-class
patrol frigates (PF)|

* Albuquerque
* Allentown
* Bath
* Bayonne
* Belfast
* Bisbee
* Burlington
* Carson City
* Charlottesville
* Coronado
* Evansville
* Everett
* Gallup
* Glendale
* Gloucester
* Hoquiam
* Long Beach
* Machias
* Muskogee
* Newport
* Ogden
* Pasco
* Poughkeepsie
* Rockford
* San Pedro
* Sandusky
* Sausalito
* Tacoma

|

Admirable-class
minesweepers (AM)|

* Admirable
* Adopt
* Astute
* Augury
* Barrier
* Bombard
* Bond
* Candid
* Capable
* Captivate
* Caravan
* Caution
* Disdain
* Fancy
* Indicative
* Marvel
* Measure
* Method
* Mirth
* Nucleus
* Palisade
* Penetrate
* Peril
* Rampart

Large infantry
landing craft (LCI(L))|

* LCI(L)-521
* LCI(L)-522
* LCI(L)-523
* LCI(L)-524
* LCI(L)-525
* LCI(L)-526
* LCI(L)-527
* LCI(L)-551
* LCI(L)-554
* LCI(L)-557
* LCI(L)-584
* LCI(L)-585
* LCI(L)-586
* LCI(L)-587
* LCI(L)-590
* LCI(L)-591
* LCI(L)-592
* LCI(L)-593
* LCI(L)-665
* LCI(L)-666
* LCI(L)-667
* LCI(L)-668
* LCI(L)-671
* LCI(L)-672
* LCI(L)-675
* LCI(L)-943
* LCI(L)-945
* LCI(L)-946
* LCI(L)-949
* LCI(L)-950

Auxiliary motor
minesweepers (YMS)|

* YMS-33
* YMS-38
* YMS-42
* YMS-59
* YMS-75
* YMS-85
* YMS-88
* YMS-100
* YMS-135
* YMS-139
* YMS-143
* YMS-144
* YMS-145
* YMS-178
* YMS-180
* YMS-184
* YMS-216
* YMS-237
* YMS-241
* YMS-260
* YMS-266
* YMS-272
* YMS-273
* YMS-285
* YMS-287
* YMS-288
* YMS-295
* YMS-301
* YMS-332
* YMS-428
* YMS-435

Submarine
chasers (SC)|

* SC-500
* SC-537
* SC-538
* SC-634
* SC-643
* SC-646
* SC-647
* SC-657
* SC-660
* SC-661
* SC-663
* SC-673
* SC-674
* SC-675
* SC-685
* SC-687
* SC-713
* SC-752
* SC-754
* SC-756
* SC-774
* SC-986
* SC-997
* SC-1007
* SC-1011
* SC-1021
* SC-1031
* SC-1060
* SC-1295
* SC-1324
* SC-1364
* SC-1365

Floating workshops (YR)|

Four unidentified units

Soviet Navy|

| Tacoma-class
storozhevoi korabl (EK)
("escort vessel")|

* EK-1 (ex-Charlottesville)
* EK-2 (ex-Long Beach)
* EK-3 (ex-Belfast)
* EK-4 (ex-Machias)
* EK-5 (ex-San Pedro)
* EK-6 (ex-Glendale)
* EK-7 (ex-Ogden)
* EK-8 (ex-Coronado)
* EK-9 (ex-Allentown)
* EK-10 (ex-Ogden)
* EK-11 (ex-Tacoma)
* EK-12 (ex-Pasco)
* EK-13 (ex-Hoquiam)
* EK-14 (ex-Albuquerque)
* EK-15 (ex-Everett)
* EK-16 (ex-Sausalito)
* EK-17 (ex-Bisbee)
* EK-18 (ex-Rockford)
* EK-19 (ex-Muskogee)
* EK-20 (ex-Carson City)
* EK-21 (ex-Burlington)
* EK-22 (ex-Gallup)
* EK-25 (ex-Bayonne)
* EK-26 (ex-Gloucester)
* EK-27 (ex-Poughkeepsie)
* EK-28 (ex-Newport)
* EK-29 (ex-Bath)
* EK-30 (ex-Evansville)

|

Admirable-class
tralshik (T)
("minesweeper")|

* T-271 (ex-Disdain)
* T-272 (ex-Fancy)
* T-273 (ex-Indicative)
* T-274 (ex-Marvel)
* T-275 (ex-Measure)
* T-276 (ex-Method)
* T-277 (ex-Mirth)
* T-278 (ex-Nucleus)
* T-279 (ex-Palisade)
* T-280 (ex-Penetrate)
* T-281 (ex-Peril)
* T-282 (ex-Rampart)
* T-283 (ex-Candid)
* T-284) (ex-Caution)
* T-285 (ex-Bond)
* T-331 (ex-Admirable)
* T-332 (ex-Adopt)
* T-333 (ex-Astute)
* T-334 (ex-Augury)
* T-335 (ex-Barrier)
* T-336 (ex-Bombard)
* T-337 (ex-Caravan)
* T-338 (ex-Captivate)
* T-339 (ex-Capable)

Desantiye suda (DS)
("landing ship")
(ex-LCI(L))|

* DS-1 (ex-LCI(L)-672)
* DS-2 (ex-LCI(L)-522)
* DS-3 (ex-LCI(L)-523)
* DS-4 (ex-LCI(L)-524)
* DS-5 (ex-LCI(L)-525)
* DS-6 (ex-LCI(L)-945)
* DS-7 (?) (ex-LCI(L)-527)
* DS-8 (ex-LCI(L)-521)
* DS-9 (ex-LCI(L)-554)
* DS-10 (ex-LCI(L)-557)
* DS-31 (ex-LCI(L)-593)
* DS-32 (ex-LCI(L)-950)
* DS-33 (ex-LCI(L)-587)
* DS-34 (ex-LCI(L)-590)
* DS-35 (ex-LCI(L)-591)
* DS-36 (ex-LCI(L)-665)
* DS-37 (ex-LCI(L)-586)
* DS-38 (ex-LCI(L)-584)
* DS-39 (ex-LCI(L)-592)
* DS-40 (ex-LCI(L)-667)
* DS-41 (ex-LCI(L)-668)
* DS-42 (ex-LCI(L)-675)
* DS-43 (ex-LCI(L)-943)
* DS-44 (ex-LCI(L)-949)
* DS-45 (ex-LCI(L)-585)
* DS-46 (ex-LCI(L)-526)
* DS-47 (ex-LCI(L)-671)
* DS-48 (ex-LCI(L)-551)
* DS-49 (ex-LCI(L)-946)
* DS-50 (ex-LCI(L)-666)

Tralshik (T)
("minesweeper")
(ex-YMS)|

* T-521 (ex-YMS-59)
* T-522 (ex-YMS-143)
* T-523 (ex-YMS-144)
* T-524 (ex-YMS-145)
* T-525 (ex-YMS-428)
* T-526 (ex-YMS-435)
* T-527 (ex-YMS-260)
* T-588 (ex-YMS-178)
* T-589 (ex-YMS-237)
* T-590 (ex-YMS-75)
* T-591 (ex-YMS-241)
* T-592 (ex-YMS-42)
* T-593 (ex-YMS-38)
* T-594 (ex-YMS-139)
* T-595 (ex-YMS-184)
* T-596 (ex-YMS-216)
* T-597 (ex-YMS-272)
* T-598 (ex-YMS-273)
* T-599 (ex-YMS-295)
* T-600 (ex-YMS-288)
* T-601 (ex-YMS-266)
* T-602 (ex-YMS-100)
* T-603 (ex-YMS-33)
* T-604 (ex-YMS-85)
* T-605 (ex-YMS-301)
* T-606 (ex-YMS-135)
* T-607 (ex-YMS-332)
* T-608 (ex-YMS-88)
* T-609 (ex-YMS-180)
* T-610 (ex-YMS-285)
* T-611 (ex-YMS-287)

Bolshiye okhotniki za
povodnimi lodkami (BO)
("large antisubmarine
hunter") (ex-SC)|

* BO-301 (ex-SC-687)
* BO-302 (ex-SC-685)
* BO-303 (ex-SC-661)
* BO-304 (ex-SC-537)
* BO-305 (ex-SC-986)
* BO-306 (ex-SC-674)
* BO-307 (ex-SC-657)
* BO-308 (ex-SC-647)
* BO-309 (ex-SC-634)
* BO-310 (?) (ex-SC-646)
* BO-311 (ex-SC-660)
* BO-312 (ex-SC-1021)
* BO-313 (ex-SC-713)
* BO-314 (ex-SC-675)
* BO-315 (ex-SC-1324)
* BO-316 (ex-SC-673)
* BO-317 (ex-SC-1060)
* BO-318 (ex-SC-663)
* BO-319 (ex-SC-500)
* BO-320 (ex-SC-1295)
* BO-321 (ex-SC-538)
* BO-322 (ex-SC-643)
* BO-323 (ex-SC-774)
* BO-324 (ex-SC-754)
* BO-325 (ex-SC-752)
* BO-326 (ex-SC-997)
* BO-327 (ex-SC-1011)
* BO-328 (ex-SC-1031)
* BO-329 (ex-SC-1365)
* BO-331 (ex-SC-1364)
* BO-332 (ex-SC-1007)
* BO-335 (ex-SC-756)

Floating workshops
(ex-YR)|

Four unidentified units

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United States naval ship classes of World War II

Aircraft carriers|

* Lexington
* RangerS
* Yorktown
* WaspS
* Essex
* MidwayC

Light aircraft carriers|

* Independence
* SaipanC

Escort carriers|

* Long Island
* Charger
* Bogue
* Sangamon
* Casablanca
* Commencement Bay

Battleships|

* Wyoming
* New York
* Nevada
* Pennsylvania
* New Mexico
* Tennessee
* Colorado
* North Carolina
* South Dakota
* Iowa
* MontanaX

Large cruisers|

* Alaska

Heavy cruisers|

* Pensacola
* Northampton
* Portland
* New Orleans
* WichitaS
* Baltimore
* Oregon CityC
* Des MoinesC

Light cruisers|

* Omaha
* Brooklyn
* Atlanta
* Cleveland
* FargoC
* JuneauC
* WorcesterC
* CL-154X

Gunboats|

* Dubuque
* SacramentoS
* Asheville
* PlymouthS
* WilliamsburgS
* St. AugustineS
* VixenS
* Erie
* PGM-1
* PGM-9

Destroyers|

* Sampson
* Caldwell
* Wickes
* Clemson
* Farragut
* Porter
* Mahan
* Gridley
* Bagley
* Somers
* Benham
* Sims
* Benson
* StevensonX
* Gleaves
* Fletcher
* Allen M. Sumner
* Robert H. Smith
* Gearing

Destroyer escorts|

* Evarts
* Buckley
* Cannon
* Edsall
* Rudderow
* John C. Butler

Patrol frigates|

* Asheville
* Tacoma

Patrol boats|

* Action
* PT boat

Minelayers|

* OglalaS
* WassucS
* MonadnockS
* MiantonomahS
* TerrorS
* KeokukS
* SalemS
* WeehawkenS
* Camanche
* Chimo

Minesweepers|

* Lapwing
* Raven
* Auk
* EagleS
* Hawk
* Admirable

Submarines|

* O
* R
* S
* Barracuda
* ArgonautS
* Narwhal
* DolphinS
* Cachalot
* Porpoise
* Salmon
* Sargo
* Tambor
* Mackerel
* Gato
* Balao
* Tench

Tankers|

* T1 tanker
* T2 tanker
* T3 tanker

Cargo ships|

* Liberty
* Victory
* Haskell
* Andromeda
* Arcturus
* Artemis
* Tolland
* Alstede
* Aldebaran
* Adria
* Acubens
* Arctic
* Denebola
* Hyades
* Mizar

Auxiliary ships|

* Ammunition
* Floating drydock
* Repair dock
* Barracks
* Collier
* Combat stores
* Destroyer tender
* Depot
* High-speed transport
* Hospital
* Ice cream barge
* Net laying
* Motor torpedo boat tender
* Reefer
* Oiler
* Repair
* Seaplane tender
* Submarine tender
* Underway replenishment

Completed after the war

Single ship of class

Cancelled

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Soviet naval ship classes of World War II

Battleships|

* Gangut
* RevengeUK/S
* Sovetsky SoyuzX

Battlecruisers|

* KronshtadtX

Cruisers|

* Bogatyr
* Svetlana
* Admiral Nakhimov
* OmahaUS/S
* Admiral HipperG/S/X
* Kirov
* ChapayevC

Destroyers|

* Novik
* Derzky
* Orfey
* Izyaslav
* Fidonisy
* Leningrad
* TashkentI/S
* Gnevny
* Storozhevoy
* OpytnyS
* KievX
* Ognevoy
* TownUK
* MărăştiR
* Regele FerdinandR

Guard ships|

* MO
* Uragan
* Yastreb
* AE/S
* TacomaUS

Minelayers|

* MartiS

Minesweepers|

* Fugas
* AdmirableUS
* MT

Motor torpedo boats|

* Sh-4
* G-5
* D3
* PT boatsUS

Submarines|

* D
* L
* Shch
* P
* S
* M
* K
* A (AG)
* KalevE
* RonisL
* DelfinulR
* RechinulR
* MarsuinulR
* CBR
* SUK
* UUK

Loan from United Kingdom

Loan from United States

Bought from Germany

Bought from Italy

Surrendered by Romania

Formerly Estonian

Formerly Latvian

Single ship

Completed after the war

Cancelled
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