List of Ships Of The United States Army (663 items)report

Type

Quantity

Runnymede-class large landing craft (35 built) (Currently Active Ship Classes)
MGen. Nathanael Greene-class large coastal tugs (6 built) (Currently Active Ship Classes)
General Frank S. Besson-class logistics support vessels (8 built) (Currently Active Ship Classes)
LCM-8 Landing Craft Mechanized - (40 built) (Currently Active Ship Classes)
DUKW - (six-wheel-drive amphibious truck) (Currently Active Ship Classes)
JMLS - Joint Modular Lighter System (Currently Active Ship Classes)
LACV-30 - Lighter ACV 30-ton (Currently Active Ship Classes)
LAMP-H - Lighter, Amphibian -Heavy (Currently Active Ship Classes)
LARC - Lighter, Amphibious, Resupply, Cargo (Currently Active Ship Classes)
TLV - Theater Logistics Vessel (Currently Active Ship Classes)
RIB - Rapidly Installed Breakwater System (Currently Active Ship Classes)
BC - Barge, dry-cargo, nonpropelled (Currently Active Ship Classes)
BCDK - Conversion kit, barge deck enclosure (Currently Active Ship Classes)
BCL - Barge, dry-cargo, nonpropelled, large (Currently Active Ship Classes)
BD - Crane, floating (Currently Active Ship Classes)
BDL - Lighter, beach discharge (Currently Active Ship Classes)
BG - Barge, liquid cargo, nonpropelled (Currently Active Ship Classes)
BK - Barge, dry cargo, nonpropelled (Currently Active Ship Classes)
BPL - Barge, pier, nonpropelled (Currently Active Ship Classes)
BR - Barge, refrigerated, nonpropelled (Currently Active Ship Classes)
CF- Ferry, Causeway (Currently Active Ship Classes)
FB - Ferryboat (Currently Active Ship Classes)
FD - Dry dock, floating (Currently Active Ship Classes)
FMS - Repair shop, floating, nonpropelled (Currently Active Ship Classes)
FS - Freight and supply vessel, large (Currently Active Ship Classes)
J - Boat, utility (Currently Active Ship Classes)
LARC - Lighter, amphibious (Currently Active Ship Classes)
LCM - Landing craft, mechanized (Currently Active Ship Classes)
LCU - Landing craft, utility (Currently Active Ship Classes)
LSV - Logistics support vessel (Currently Active Ship Classes)
LT - Tug, large, seagoing (Currently Active Ship Classes)
MWT- Modular Warping, Tug (Currently Active Ship Classes)
ST - Tug, small, harbor (Currently Active Ship Classes)
T - Boat, passenger and cargo (Currently Active Ship Classes)
TCDF - Temporary crane discharge facility (Currently Active Ship Classes)
Y - Vessel, liquid cargo (Currently Active Ship Classes)
1st ARU(F) Major General Robert Olds (ex-SS Daniel E. Garrett)

(Aircraft Repair Unit) (Aircraft Repair Ship)
2d ARU(F) Major General Herbert A. Dargue

(Aircraft Repair Unit) (Aircraft Repair Ship)
3rd ARU(F) Major General Walter R. Weaver

(Aircraft Repair Unit) (Aircraft Repair Ship)
4th ARU(F) Brigadier General Asa N. Duncan (ex-SS Richard O'Brien)

(Aircraft Repair Unit) (Aircraft Repair Ship)
5th ARU(F) Brigadier General Clinton W. Russell (ex-SS Robert W. Bingham

(Aircraft Repair Unit) (Aircraft Repair Ship)
6th ARU(F) Brigadier General Alfred J. Lyon (ex-SS SS Nathaniel Scudder)

(Aircraft Repair Unit) (Aircraft Repair Ship)
Design 427: Vessel, Supply, Aircraft Repair, Diesel, Steel, 180-foot 573 ton steel vessels built by Higgins;

(Auxiliary Aircraft Repair Ship) (Aircraft Repair Ship)
FS-204 Col. Clifford P. Bradley

(Auxiliary Aircraft Repair Ship) (Aircraft Repair Ship)
FS-205 Col. Richard E. Cobb

(Auxiliary Aircraft Repair Ship) (Aircraft Repair Ship)
FS-206 Col. John D. Corkille (#1) and (#2)

(Auxiliary Aircraft Repair Ship) (Aircraft Repair Ship)
FS-207 Col. Demas T. Craw

(Auxiliary Aircraft Repair Ship) (Aircraft Repair Ship)
FS-208 Col. Everett S. Davis

(Auxiliary Aircraft Repair Ship) (Aircraft Repair Ship)
FS-209 Col. Sam L. Ellis

(Auxiliary Aircraft Repair Ship) (Aircraft Repair Ship)
FS-210 Col. Oliver S. Ferson

(Auxiliary Aircraft Repair Ship) (Aircraft Repair Ship)
FS-211 Col. Percival E. Gabel

(Auxiliary Aircraft Repair Ship) (Aircraft Repair Ship)
FS-212 Col. Donald M. Keiser

(Auxiliary Aircraft Repair Ship) (Aircraft Repair Ship)
FS-213 Col. Douglas M. Kilpatrick

(Auxiliary Aircraft Repair Ship) (Aircraft Repair Ship)
FS-214 Col. Raymond T. Lester

(Auxiliary Aircraft Repair Ship) (Aircraft Repair Ship)
FS-215 Col. Donald R. Lyon

(Auxiliary Aircraft Repair Ship) (Aircraft Repair Ship)
FS-216 Col. William J. McKiernan

(Auxiliary Aircraft Repair Ship) (Aircraft Repair Ship)
FS-217 Col. Armand Peterson (went to the Navy as USS Palm Beach (AGER-3))

(Auxiliary Aircraft Repair Ship) (Aircraft Repair Ship)
FS-218 Col. Charles T. Phillips

(Auxiliary Aircraft Repair Ship) (Aircraft Repair Ship)
FS-219 Col. Edgar R. Todd

(Auxiliary Aircraft Repair Ship) (Aircraft Repair Ship)
FS-220 Col. Harold B. Wright

(Auxiliary Aircraft Repair Ship) (Aircraft Repair Ship)
FS-221 Col. Francis T. Ziegler

(Auxiliary Aircraft Repair Ship) (Aircraft Repair Ship)
Koondooloo 524 grt, 191.7 feet (58.4 m) X 35.7 feet (10.9 m) X 14.8 feet (4.5 m): Acquired for Southwest Pacific Area permanent local fleet, Small Ship Section, a double ended vehicular ferry built in Scotland in 1924 for Sydney Ferries Limited and converted in 1937 into a show/excursion boat with dance floor and 1,700 passenger capacity. Converted by the Army from coal to oil and fitted with a 30-ton boom, Koondooloo (S-181) was used as a workboat in New Guinea servicing amphibious vehicles and vessels. Reconverted to a vehicular ferry 1951 and wrecked while under tow to Philippines in 1972.

(Other repair vessels) (Seacraft Repair Ship)
"Half Rufus" was the bow of the Liberty ship Rufus King which ran aground on Moreton Island, Queensland, Australia. The ship had broken in two with the bow salvaged by the Commonwealth Marine Salvage Board, taken over by the U.S. Army Small Ships Section and equipped with vertical boiler for power, a machine shop used for repairing vessels and bunkers for coal and fuel oil for refueling them. Given the number S-129 and dubbed "Half Rufus" the salvaged bow was towed to Milne Bay, arriving 21 June 1944, and then to Finschhafen where repair equipment was transferred to a barge in April 1945 and the bow section then used as a coal hulk.

(Other repair vessels) (Seacraft Repair Ship)
265-foot BCL (barge, concrete, large) (Depot Ship)
5 Builders of Concrete Ships (Depot Ship)
Design MC B7-D1, 2 ships for US Army (Depot Ship)
World War II in the Pacific Concrete Ships (Depot Ship)
Concrete Ship hulks (Depot Ship)
22 covered lighters (Army floating stores warehouse or BCL), 265 feet, used by Army as floating warehouses. (Depot Ship)
3 lighters used as refrigerated warehouses. (Depot Ship)
2 Army repair ships (Army repair ship or FMS). (Depot Ship)
Floating Marine Repair Shop (Depot Ship)
H.A. 2 Morrow

(Retrieving Vessel) (Small Ships)
H.A. 3 Van Nostrand

(Retrieving Vessel) (Small Ships)
H.A. 4 Miller

(Retrieving Vessel) (Small Ships)
H.A. 5 Beck

(Retrieving Vessel) (Small Ships)
H.A. 6 Colgan

(Retrieving Vessel) (Small Ships)
H.A. 7 Chandler

(Retrieving Vessel) (Small Ships)
H.A. 8 Bane

(Retrieving Vessel) (Small Ships)
H.A. 9 Bower

(Retrieving Vessel) (Small Ships)
H.A. 10 Stone

(Retrieving Vessel) (Small Ships)
H.A. 11 (unknown)

(Retrieving Vessel) (Small Ships)
H.A. 12 (unknown)

(Retrieving Vessel) (Small Ships)
Wawona

(Schooners) (Small Ships)
C.A. Thayer

(Schooners) (Small Ships)
Coringle (S-31)

(Schooners) (Small Ships)
Tuhoe (S-132)

(Schooners) (Small Ships)
Argosy Lemal (S-6)

(Schooners) (Small Ships)
Harold (S-58, CS-3)

(Schooners) (Small Ships)
Geoanna (IX-61, TP-249, S-382, CS-1)

(Schooners) (Small Ships)
Volador (IX-59, TP-248, S-385, CSM-1)

(Schooners) (Small Ships)
USACS Albert J. Myer (Cable laying ships)
Basil O. Lenoir (BSP - Self Propelled Barge) (Cable laying ships)
Brico (ex-fishing vessel turned cable barge) (Cable laying ships)
Col. William A. Glassford (BSP - Self Propelled Barge) - (Later USS Nashawena (AG-142)) (Cable laying ships)
Dellwood (Cable laying ships)
Gen. Samuel M. Mills (1942 Mine Planter) (Cable laying ships)
Joseph Henry (Associated with Coast Artillery Corps mine work) (Cable laying ships)
Lt. Col. Ellery W. Niles (1937 Mine Planter) (Cable laying ships)
William Bullard (Cable laying ships)
Restorer (Commercial Cable Ship under Army charter) (Cable laying ships)
Silverado (Cable laying ships)
Junior N. Van Noy (converted from Josephine Lawrence of WWI vintage) (U.S. Army Engineer Port Repair Ship)
Arthur C. Ely (U.S. Army Engineer Port Repair Ship)
Joe C. Specker (U.S. Army Engineer Port Repair Ship)
Robert M. Emery (U.S. Army Engineer Port Repair Ship)
Richard R. Arnold (U.S. Army Engineer Port Repair Ship)
Thomas F. Farrell Jr. (U.S. Army Engineer Port Repair Ship)
Marvin Lyle Thomas (U.S. Army Engineer Port Repair Ship)
Henry Wright Hurley (U.S. Army Engineer Port Repair Ship)
Glenn Gerald Griswold (U.S. Army Engineer Port Repair Ship)
Madison Jordan Manchester (U.S. Army Engineer Port Repair Ship)
Sergeant Floyd (towboat) (Corps of Engineers Dredge Vessels)
William M. Black (dredge) (Corps of Engineers Dredge Vessels)
Montgomery (snagboat) (Corps of Engineers Dredge Vessels)
WT Preston (Corps of Engineers Dredge Vessels)
Chester Harding (dredge) (Corps of Engineers Dredge Vessels)
William T. Rossell (dredge) (Corps of Engineers Dredge Vessels)
William L. Marshall (dredge) (Corps of Engineers Dredge Vessels)
Hains (1942) (Corps of Engineers Dredge Vessels)
Hoffman (1942) (Corps of Engineers Dredge Vessels)
Hyde (1945) (Corps of Engineers Dredge Vessels)
Barth (1945) (Corps of Engineers Dredge Vessels)
Lyman (1945) (Corps of Engineers Dredge Vessels)
Davidson (1945) (Corps of Engineers Dredge Vessels)
Raymond (1926) (Corps of Engineers Dredge Vessels)
JMP Major Evan Thomas (1904)

(Junior Mine Planters) (Mine Planters)
JMP Lt. George M. Harris (1905)

(Junior Mine Planters) (Mine Planters)
JMP General Robert Swartwout (1905)

(Junior Mine Planters) (Mine Planters)
JMP Major Albert G. Forse (1907)

(Junior Mine Planters) (Mine Planters)
JMP Capt. T.W. Morrison (1907)

(Junior Mine Planters) (Mine Planters)
JMP Capt. Charles W. Rowell (1907)

(Junior Mine Planters) (Mine Planters)
JMP Capt. A.M. Wetherill (1907)

(Junior Mine Planters) (Mine Planters)
JMP General Richard Arnold (1909) (sunk by a storm 1942)

(Junior Mine Planters) (Mine Planters)
JMP General Romeyn B. Ayres (1909)

(Junior Mine Planters) (Mine Planters)
JMP Capt. Gregory Barrett (1909)

(Junior Mine Planters) (Mine Planters)
JMP General John M. Brannan (1909)

(Junior Mine Planters) (Mine Planters)
JMP General Harvey Brown (1909)

(Junior Mine Planters) (Mine Planters)
JMP Capt. Joseph Furnace (1909)

(Junior Mine Planters) (Mine Planters)
JMP General G.W. Getty (1909)

(Junior Mine Planters) (Mine Planters)
JMP General A.M. Randol (1909)

(Junior Mine Planters) (Mine Planters)
JMP Capt. Edwin C. Long (1919)

(Junior Mine Planters) (Mine Planters)
JMP Capt. Fred L. Perry (1919)

(Junior Mine Planters) (Mine Planters)
JMP Colonel Card (1920)

(Junior Mine Planters) (Mine Planters)
JMP Capt. Samuel C. Cardwell (1920)

(Junior Mine Planters) (Mine Planters)
JMP Colonel Clayton (1920)

(Junior Mine Planters) (Mine Planters)
JMP Colonel Pond (1920)

(Junior Mine Planters) (Mine Planters)
JMP General Rochester (1920)

(Junior Mine Planters) (Mine Planters)
JMP Major Clarence M. Condon (1921)

(Junior Mine Planters) (Mine Planters)
JMP Lt. Harold B. Douglas (1921)

(Junior Mine Planters) (Mine Planters)
JMP Lt. Col. Robert C. Gildart (1921)

(Junior Mine Planters) (Mine Planters)
JMP Major Albert G. Jenkins (1921)

(Junior Mine Planters) (Mine Planters)
JMP Major Carl A. Lohr (1921)

(Junior Mine Planters) (Mine Planters)
JMP Capt. John W. McKie (1921)

(Junior Mine Planters) (Mine Planters)
JMP Major Lester M. Moreton (1921)

(Junior Mine Planters) (Mine Planters)
JMP Capt. Edward P. Nones (1921)

(Junior Mine Planters) (Mine Planters)
JMP Major William P. Pence (1921)

(Junior Mine Planters) (Mine Planters)
JMP Lt. Col. Herbert M. Schumm (1921)

(Junior Mine Planters) (Mine Planters)
JMP Neptune (1930)

(Junior Mine Planters) (Mine Planters)
JMP Lt. Col. M.N. Greeley

(Junior Mine Planters) (Mine Planters)
U.S. Army "FS-63"

(Junior Mine Planters) (Mine Planters)
U.S. Army "FS-64"

(Junior Mine Planters) (Mine Planters)
JMP-70 (1943) (converted from FS-70 prior to launch)

(Junior Mine Planters) (Mine Planters)
U.S. Army "FS-99" (The Catalina Island ferry Catalina 25 August 1942—22 April 1946) (FS (freight and supply vessels))
U.S. Army "FS-214" (FS (freight and supply vessels))
U.S. Army "FS-217" (FS (freight and supply vessels))
U.S. Army Atkins (FS-237) (FS (freight and supply vessels))
U.S. Army Lt. Raymond Zussman (FS-246) (FS (freight and supply vessels))
U.S. Army "FS-255" (FS (freight and supply vessels))
U.S. Army "FS-256" (FS (freight and supply vessels))
U.S. Army "FS-263" (FS (freight and supply vessels))
U.S. Army "FS-267" (FS (freight and supply vessels))
U.S. Army "FS-274" (FS (freight and supply vessels))
U.S. Army "FS-275" (FS (freight and supply vessels))
U.S. Army "FS-278" (FS (freight and supply vessels))
U.S. Army "FS-282" (FS (freight and supply vessels))
U.S. Army "FS-287" (FS (freight and supply vessels))
U.S. Army "FS-288" (FS (freight and supply vessels))
U.S. Army "FS-289" (FS (freight and supply vessels))
U.S. Army "FS-316" (FS (freight and supply vessels))
U.S. Army "FS-343" (FS (freight and supply vessels))
U.S. Army "FS-344" (FS (freight and supply vessels))
U.S. Army "FS-345" (FS (freight and supply vessels))
U.S. Army "FS-347" (FS (freight and supply vessels))
U.S. Army "FS-361" (FS (freight and supply vessels))
U.S. Army "FS-370" (FS (freight and supply vessels))
U.S. Army "FS-371" (FS (freight and supply vessels))
U.S. Army "FS-385" (FS (freight and supply vessels))
U.S. Army "FS-391" (FS (freight and supply vessels))
U.S. Army "FS-394" (FS (freight and supply vessels))
U.S. Army "FS-395" (FS (freight and supply vessels))
U.S. Army "FS-396" (FS (freight and supply vessels))
U.S. Army "FS-400" (FS (freight and supply vessels))
U.S. Army "FS-407" (FS (freight and supply vessels))
U.S. Army "FS-411" (FS (freight and supply vessels))
U.S. Army "FS-524" (FS (freight and supply vessels))
U.S. Army "FS-589" (FS (freight and supply vessels))
U.S. Army "FS-751" (FS (freight and supply vessels))
Belle of Portugal (also served USN as "YP-321") (FS (freight and supply vessels))
Southern Seas (FS (freight and supply vessels))
U.S. Army FSR-791 ("FSR" indicated a refrigerated freight and supply vessel) (FS (freight and supply vessels))
Mactan, an 1898 Newcastle built 312 foot long oil fired passenger/cargo vessel, was the first officially designated hospital ship in the Southwest Pacific and made a single voyage in that role evacuating severely wounded patients, nurses, students and other passengers from Manila, Philippines to Brisbane, Australia. (Hospital ships)
Two Dutch vessels, Maetsuycker and Tasman, serving in the Southwest Pacific Area were operationally controlled by the U.S. Army but were certified as hospital ships by the Netherlands, maintained Dutch registry and flag. These ships have also sometimes mistakenly been shown as Australian hospital ships due to their close association with evacuating Australian troops. (Hospital ships)
USAHS Acadia (Hospital ships)
USAHS Aleda E. Lutz (Hospital ships)
USAHS Algonquin (Hospital ships)
USAHS Blanche F. Sigman (Hospital ships)
USAHS Charles A. Stafford (Hospital ships)
USAHS Chateau Thierry (Hospital ships)
USAHS Comfort (Hospital ships)
USAHS Dogwood (Hospital ships)
USAHS Emily H. M. Weder (Hospital ships)
USAHS Ernest Hinds (Hospital ships)
USAHS Ernestine Koranda (Hospital ships)
USAHS Frances Y. Slanger (ex-Italian liner Saturnia) (Hospital ships)
USAHS Hope (Hospital ships)
USAHS Jarrett M. Huddleston (Hospital ships)
USAHS Jasmine (Hospital ships)
USAHS John J. Meany (Hospital ships)
USAHS John L. Clem (Hospital ships)
USAHS Larkspur (Hospital ships)
USAHS Louis A. Milne (Hospital ships)
USAHS Marigold (Hospital ships)
USAHS Mercy (Hospital ships)
USAHS Poppy (Hospital ships)
USAHS Relief (Hospital ships)
USAHS Republic (Hospital ships)
USAHS Seminole (Hospital ships)
USAHS Shamrock (Hospital ships)
USAHS St. Mihiel (Hospital ships)
USAHS St. Olaf (Hospital ships)
USAHS Thistle (Hospital ships)
USAHS Wisteria (Hospital ships)
USAT Acadia

(A) (Transport ships)
USAT Aconcagua (See CSAV History)

(A) (Transport ships)
USAT Acorn Knot

(A) (Transport ships)
USAT Agwileon

(A) (Transport ships)
USAT Agwiprince

(A) (Transport ships)
USAT Albert M. Boe

(A) (Transport ships)
USAT Alchibr

(A) (Transport ships)
USAT Algonquin

(A) (Transport ships)
USAT America

(A) (Transport ships)
USAT American Legion

(A) (Transport ships)
USAT Amphion

(A) (Transport ships)
USAT Ancon

(A) (Transport ships)
USAT Antilles

(A) (Transport ships)
USAT Arcata

(A) (Transport ships)
USAT Arrow

(A) (Transport ships)
USAT Artemis

(A) (Transport ships)
USAT Barbara C.

(B) (Transport ships)
USAT Belle Isle

(B) (Transport ships)
USAT Black Hawk

(B) (Transport ships)
USAT Blanche F. Sigman

(B) (Transport ships)
USAT Blue Jacket

(B) (Transport ships)
USAT Borinquen

(B) (Transport ships)
USAT Bowling Green Victory

(B) (Transport ships)
USAT Brigadier General Arthur W. Yates (ferry)

(B) (Transport ships)
USAT Brigadier General Harry E. Rethers

(B) (Transport ships)
USAT Brigadier General William E. Horton (ferry)

(B) (Transport ships)
USAT Bridgeport

(B) (Transport ships)
USAT Buford

(B) (Transport ships)
USAT Cambrai

(C) (Transport ships)
USAT Cantigny

(C) (Transport ships)
USAT Captain Arlo L. Olson

(C) (Transport ships)
USAT Cardinal O'Connell

(C) (Transport ships)
USAT Charles L. Wheeler

(C) (Transport ships)
USAT Chateau Thierry

(C) (Transport ships)
USAT Chatham

(C) (Transport ships)
USAT Chaumont

(C) (Transport ships)
USAT Chester A. Arthur

(C) (Transport ships)
USAT Chirikof

(C) (Transport ships)
USAT City of Lowell

(C) (Transport ships)
USAT Clevedon

(C) (Transport ships)
USAT Coamo

(C) (Transport ships)
USAT Colbert

(C) (Transport ships)
USAT Colonel Frederick C. Johnson

(C) (Transport ships)
USAT Colonel George W. Ricker

(C) (Transport ships)
USAT Colonel Henry R. Casey

(C) (Transport ships)
USAT Colonel James A. Moss

(C) (Transport ships)
USAT Colonel John E. Baxter

(C) (Transport ships)
USAT Colonel John V. White

(C) (Transport ships)
USAT Colonel Norris Staynton

(C) (Transport ships)
USAT Colonel P. S. Michie

(C) (Transport ships)
USAT Colonel Pond

(C) (Transport ships)
USAT Colonel William B. Corwin

(C) (Transport ships)
USAT Colonel William J. O'Brien

(C) (Transport ships)
USAT Contessa

(C) (Transport ships)
USAT Copiapo (See CSAV History)

(C) (Transport ships)
USAT Corporal Eric G. Gibson

(C) (Transport ships)
USAT Crescent City

(C) (Transport ships)
USAT Cristobal

(C) (Transport ships)
USAT Crook

(C) (Transport ships)
USAT Crown City

(C) (Transport ships)
USAT Crown Reefer

(C) (Transport ships)
USAT Cuba

(C) (Transport ships)
USAT Cynthia Olsen -sunk 7 December 1941

(C) (Transport ships)
USAT Dakotan

(D) (Transport ships)
USAT David C. Shanks

(D) (Transport ships)
USAT David W. Branch

(D) (Transport ships)
USAT Davis

(D) (Transport ships)
USAT Dellwood

(D) (Transport ships)
USAT Dix

(D) (Transport ships)
USAT Don Esteban

(D) (Transport ships)
USAT Don Isidro

(D) (Transport ships)
USAT Edmund B. Alexander

(E) (Transport ships)
USAT Elna

(E) (Transport ships)
USAT El Occidente

(E) (Transport ships)
USAT El Oriente

(E) (Transport ships)
USAT El Sol

(E) (Transport ships)
USAT Eric G. Gibson

(E) (Transport ships)
USAT Ernest Hinds

(E) (Transport ships)
USAT Esther Johnson

(E) (Transport ships)
USAT Etolin

(E) (Transport ships)
USAT Evangeline

(E) (Transport ships)
USAT Excelsior

(E) (Transport ships)
USAT Fairfax

(F) (Transport ships)
USAT Finland

(F) (Transport ships)
USAT Florida

(F) (Transport ships)
USAT Formalhaut

(F) (Transport ships)
USAT Fred C. Ainsworth

(F) (Transport ships)
USAT Frederick Funston

(F) (Transport ships)
USAT Frederick Lykes (formerly SS Sea Hound (1940))

(F) (Transport ships)
USAT Gatun

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General A. W. Brewster

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General A. W. Greely

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General Alexander M. Patch

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General Brehon B. Somervell

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General C. C. Ballou

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General C. G. Morton

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General C. H. Muir

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General D. E. Aultman

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General D. S. Stanley

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General Daniel I. Sultan

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General E. T. Collins

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General Edwin D. Patrick

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General Frank M. Coxe

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General G. B. Getty

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General George H. Weeks

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General Gillespie

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General H. B. Freeman

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General H. Brown

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General H. F. Hodges

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General Harry Taylor

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General Hugh J. Gaffey

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General J. H. McRae

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General J. M. Brannan

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General John McE. Hyde

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General John Pope

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General Joseph E. Johnston

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General LeRoy Eltinge

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General M. B. Stewart

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General M. L. Hersey

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General M. M. Patrick

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General Maurice Rose

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General Meigs

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General Mifflin

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General Nathanael Greene

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General Nelson M. Walker

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General O. H. Ernst

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General Omar Bundy

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General Oswald H. Ernst

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General Otis

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General R. B. Ayers

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General R. E. Callan

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General R. H. Jackson

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General R. L. Howze

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General R. M. Blatchford

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General Richard Arnold

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General Robert M. O'Reilley

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General S. B. Holabird

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General S. D. Sturgis

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General Simon B. Buckner

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General Stuart Heintzelman

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General Vallejo

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General W. C. Gorgas

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General W. C. Langfitt

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General W. F. Hase

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General W. G. Haan

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General W. H. Gordon

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General W. M. Black

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General W. P. Randolph

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General W. P. Richardson

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General Wm. M. Graham

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General William O. Darby

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT General William Weigel

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT George S. Simonds

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT George W. Goethals

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT George Washington

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT George Washington Carver

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT Golden Eagle

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT Grant

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT Great Northern

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT Greenville Victory

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT Grey Lag

(G) (Transport ships)
USAT H. A. Scandrett

(H) (Transport ships)
USAT Haleakala

(H) (Transport ships)
USAT Hancock

(H) (Transport ships)
USAT Havana

(H) (Transport ships)
USAT Heffron

(H) (Transport ships)
USAT Hennepin

(H) (Transport ships)
USAT Henry Gibbins (1943) (C3 troopship)

(H) (Transport ships)
USAT Henry Keswick

(H) (Transport ships)
USAT Henry R. Mallory

(H) (Transport ships)
USAT Henry T. Allen

(H) (Transport ships)
USAT Herkimer

(H) (Transport ships)
USAT Honda Knot

(H) (Transport ships)
USAT Howell Cobb

(H) (Transport ships)
USAT Hubert L. Wigmore (ex USAT Collier No. 1 built 1914 at Shanghai, China for U.S. Army, based Manila under port Quartermaster 1916-1926)

(H) (Transport ships)
USAT Hugh L. Scott

(H) (Transport ships)
USAT Hunter Liggett

(H) (Transport ships)
USAT Hydra

(H) (Transport ships)
USAT Imperial (See CSAV History)

(I) (Transport ships)
USAT Iroquois

(I) (Transport ships)
USAT Irvin L. Hunt

(I) (Transport ships)
USAT J. Franklin Bell

(J) (Transport ships)
USAT J. W. McAndrew

(J) (Transport ships)
USAT Jack

(J) (Transport ships)
USAT James O'Hara

(J) (Transport ships)
USAT James Parker

(J) (Transport ships)
USAT Jarrett M. Huddleston

(J) (Transport ships)
USAT John Armstrong

(J) (Transport ships)
USAT John Ericsson

(J) (Transport ships)
USAT John L. Clem

(J) (Transport ships)
USAT John L. McCarley

(J) (Transport ships)
USAT John P. Mitchell

(J) (Transport ships)
USAT John Pen

(J) (Transport ships)
USAT Jonna

(J) (Transport ships)
USAT Joseph T. Dickman

(J) (Transport ships)
USAT Joseph V. Connolly

(J) (Transport ships)
USAT Kerowlee

(K) (Transport ships)
USAT Kentuckian

(K) (Transport ships)
USAT Kilpatrick

(K) (Transport ships)
USAT Kingsport Victory

(K) (Transport ships)
USAT Kivichak

(K) (Transport ships)
USAT Klipfontein

(K) (Transport ships)
USAT Lakehurst

(L) (Transport ships)
USAT Lake Ormoc

(L) (Transport ships)
USAT Laurentia

(L) (Transport ships)
USAT Legazpi

(L) (Transport ships)
USAT Lenape

(L) (Transport ships)
USAT Leonard Wood

(L) (Transport ships)
USAT Lew Wallace

(L) (Transport ships)
USAT Lib Trylon

(L) (Transport ships)
USAT Liberty

(L) (Transport ships)
USAT Lieutenant Colonel Herman C. Schwumm

(L) (Transport ships)
USAT Liscum

(L) (Transport ships)
USAT Logan

(L) (Transport ships)
USAT LST-246

(L) (Transport ships)
USAT LST-833

(L) (Transport ships)
USAT Lt. Alexander R. Nininger

(L) (Transport ships)
USAT Lt. Col. John U. D. Page

(L) (Transport ships)
USAT Lt. Col. Robert E. Shannon

(L) (Transport ships)
USAT Lt. George W. G. Boyce (acquired by the Navy as USNS Lt. George W. G. Boyce (T-AK-251))

(L) (Transport ships)
USAT Lt. James E. Robinson

(L) (Transport ships)
USAT Lt. John Craig

(L) (Transport ships)
USAT Lt. Raymond O. Beaudoin

(L) (Transport ships)
USAT Lt. Robert Craig (acquired by the Navy as USNS Lt. Robert Craig (T-AK-252))

(L) (Transport ships)
USAT Ludington

(L) (Transport ships)
USAT M. G. Zalinski

(M) (Transport ships)
USAT Mactan

(M) (Transport ships)
USAT Madawaska

(M) (Transport ships)
USAT Madison

(M) (Transport ships)
USAT Major General Henry Gibbins (1918)

(M) (Transport ships)
USAT Major General William H. Hart (ferry)

(M) (Transport ships)
USAT Manitoba (became USAT Logan)

(M) (Transport ships)
USAT Masaya

(M) (Transport ships)
USAT Matagalpa

(M) (Transport ships)
USAT Maui

(M) (Transport ships)
USAT Maurine

(M) (Transport ships)
USAT McAndrew

(M) (Transport ships)
USAT McClellan

(M) (Transport ships)
USAT McPherson

(M) (Transport ships)
USAT Meigs

(M) (Transport ships)
USAT Melrose

(M) (Transport ships)
USAT Merrimack

(M) (Transport ships)
USAT Merritt

(M) (Transport ships)
USAT M.I.T. Victory

(M) (Transport ships)
USAT Minnesotan

(M) (Transport ships)
USAT Mokatam

(M) (Transport ships)
USAT Morlen

(M) (Transport ships)
USAT Montanan

(M) (Transport ships)
USAT Monterey

(M) (Transport ships)
USAT Monticello

(M) (Transport ships)
USAT Mount McKinley

(M) (Transport ships)
USAT Mount Vernon

(M) (Transport ships)
USAT Muskingum

(M) (Transport ships)
USAT Nebraskan

(N) (Transport ships)
USAT Nevada

(N) (Transport ships)
USAT Norindies

(N) (Transport ships)
USAT North Coast

(N) (Transport ships)
USAT Oneida

(O) (Transport ships)
USAT Ontonagon

(O) (Transport ships)
USAT Orizaba

(O) (Transport ships)
USAT Otsego

(O) (Transport ships)
USAT Ozark

(O) (Transport ships)
USAT Pal Aulaut

(P) (Transport ships)
USAT Panaman

(P) (Transport ships)
USAT Pastores

(P) (Transport ships)
USAT Point San Pedro

(P) (Transport ships)
USAT Portmar

(P) (Transport ships)
USAT President Buchanan

(P) (Transport ships)
USAT President Coolidge

(P) (Transport ships)
USAT President Fillmore

(P) (Transport ships)
USAT President Garfield

(P) (Transport ships)
USAT President Grant

(P) (Transport ships)
USAT President Polk

(P) (Transport ships)
USAT President Taylor

(P) (Transport ships)
USAT President Tyler

(P) (Transport ships)
USAT Private Elden H. Johnson

(P) (Transport ships)
USAT Private Francis X. McGraw

(P) (Transport ships)
USAT Private Frank J. Petrarca

(P) (Transport ships)
USAT Private Joe R. Hastings

(P) (Transport ships)
USAT Private Joe E. Mann

(P) (Transport ships)
USAT Private Joe P. Martinez

(P) (Transport ships)
USAT Private John F. Thorson

(P) (Transport ships)
USAT Private John R. Towle

(P) (Transport ships)
USAT Private Joseph F. Merrell

(P) (Transport ships)
USAT Private Leonard C. Brostrom

(P) (Transport ships)
USAT Private Sadao S. Munemori

(P) (Transport ships)
USAT Private William H. Thomas

(P) (Transport ships)
USAT Puebla

(P) (Transport ships)
USAT Republic

(R) (Transport ships)
USAT Resolute

(R) (Transport ships)
USAT Roanoke

(R) (Transport ships)
USAT Robin Doncaster

(R) (Transport ships)
USAT Robert C. Grier

(R) (Transport ships)
USAT Rochimbea

(R) (Transport ships)
USAT San Antonio

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Santa Cecilia (1913)

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Santa Clara

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Santa Cruz

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Santa Maria

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Santa Paula

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Santa Rosa (1916)

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Saratoga

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Sargent Charles E. Mower

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Sgt. Sylvester Antolak

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Saturnia

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Scott

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Sea Barb

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Sea Cat

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Sea Devil

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Sea Marlin

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Sea Witch

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Seatrain Texas

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Sgt. Andrew Miller

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Sgt. Archer T. Gammon

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Sgt. Charles E. Mower

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Sgt. Cornelius H. Charlton

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Spindle Eye / Sgt. Curtis F. Shoup

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Sgt. George D. Keathley

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Sgt. George Peterson

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Sgt. Howard E. Woodford

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Sgt. Howard L. Kimsey

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Sgt. Jack J. Pendelton

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Sgt. Jonah E. Kelley

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Sgt. Joseph E. Muller

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Sgt. Morris E. Crain

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Sgt. Sylvester Antolak

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Sgt. Truman Kimbro

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Sgt. William R. Button

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Shawnee

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Sheridan

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Sherman

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Short Splice

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Siboney

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Sicilian

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Soreldoc

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT South Bend

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Spitfire

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT State of Maryland

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT State of Virginia

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT St. Mihiel

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT St. Olaf

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Symal Dyke

(S) (Transport ships)
USAT Taku

(T) (Transport ships)
USAT Talamanca

(T) (Transport ships)
USAT Tasker H. Bliss

(T) (Transport ships)
USAT Teapa

(T) (Transport ships)
USAT Tenadores

(T) (Transport ships)
USAT Thomas

(T) (Transport ships)
USAT Thomas H. Barry

(T) (Transport ships)
USAT Tulagi

(T) (Transport ships)
USAT U. S. Grant

(U) (Transport ships)
USAT Warren

(W) (Transport ships)
USAT West Corum

(W) (Transport ships)
USAT West Texas

(W) (Transport ships)
USAT Will H. Point

(W) (Transport ships)
USAT Willard A. Holbrook

(W) (Transport ships)
USAT William L. Thompson

(W) (Transport ships)
USAT William Lester

(W) (Transport ships)
USAT Wright

(W) (Transport ships)
USAT Y-17

(Y) (Transport ships)
USAT Y-75

(Y) (Transport ships)
USAT Yarmouth

(Y) (Transport ships)
USAT Yu Sang

(Y) (Transport ships)
USAT Yucatan

(Y) (Transport ships)
USAT Zebulon B. Vance

(Z) (Transport ships)
Big Chief

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
BG John B. Bellinger

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
General Charles P. Krauthoff

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
General Richard Arnold

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
General Robert Anderson

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
General Thomas S. Jessup

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
Lt. Col. George S. Gillis

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
Lt. Col. Herbert L. Kidwell

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
Lt. Col. Lawrence O. Matthews

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
Lt. Col. William R. Kendricks

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
Maj Geo J. Harrell

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army MAJ Ethel A. Robbins (LT 1)

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army Maj Randolph J. Hermandez (LT 2)

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army Maj MAJ Ralph Bogle (LT 3)

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army Maj Wilbur F. Browder (LT 4)

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army Maj Elisha K. Henson (LT-5)

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army Maj Ocea L. Ferris (LT 6)

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army Maj George W. Hovey (LT 7)

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army Maj Charles A. Radcliff (LT 8)

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "LT-57"

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "LT-60"

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "LT-62"

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "LT-132"

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "LT-156"

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "LT-187"

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "LT-221"

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "LT-239"

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "LT-371"

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "LT-376"

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "LT-377"

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "LT-389"

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "LT-452"

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "LT-455"

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "LT-532"

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army LT-535

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "LT-536"

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "LT-646"

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "LT-784"

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army LT-814

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "LT-815"

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "LT-820"

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "LT-821"

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "LT-1964"

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "LT-2075"

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "LT-2082"

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army Col. Albert H. Barkley

(Large Tug (LT)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "ST-10"

(Small Tug (ST)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "ST-35"

(Small Tug (ST)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "ST-39"

(Small Tug (ST)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "ST-165"

(Small Tug (ST)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "ST-488"

(Small Tug (ST)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "ST-511"

(Small Tug (ST)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "ST-539"

(Small Tug (ST)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "ST-672"

(Small Tug (ST)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "ST-674"

(Small Tug (ST)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "ST-675"

(Small Tug (ST)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "ST-679"

(Small Tug (ST)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "ST-719"

(Small Tug (ST)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "ST-720"

(Small Tug (ST)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "ST-725"

(Small Tug (ST)) (Tugs)
U.S. Army "ST-731"

(Small Tug (ST)) (Tugs)
BSP-1915 (Self-propelled barges (BSP))
USAS Report (AGP-289) (Post-1950 USAS)
USAS American Mariner (Post-1950 USAS)
USAS Muskingum (V-108) (Post-1950 USAS)

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The US Army normally relies on long-range mobile projection, mainly on transport and amphibious vessels belonging to the military transport command of the Department of Defense, the US Navy and the Marine Corps, but because of the existence of “Independent hilltops” among the various US services, what many people don’t know is that the U.S. Army has its own fleet, and that it has barely updated new ships since the Vietnam War. The tool generates a detailed list of 663 ships that are primarily used by the U.S. Army.

Fortunately, recently, the US Department of Defense finally approved the army’s new “Mobile support ship” development and construction plan, the U. S. Army is expected to use the new ship for the first time in decades. All of these ships have now been built and put into service. When you randomly look at information about one of the ships, you can find the date it was built, code information such as the specific type, class, category, and the number of the ship, as well as details such as the main purpose of the ship and who built it.

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