List of currently active United States military watercraft
This article needs additional citations for verification. (October 2015) |
The
Air Force
Commissioned ships (USN)
Aircraft carriers
- Nimitz class – 10 active
- Gerald R. Ford class – 1 active
Amphibious assault ships
- Wasp class – 7 active
- America class – 2 active
Amphibious command ships
- Blue Ridge class – 2 active
Amphibious transport docks
- San Antonio class – 12 active
Attack submarines
- Los Angeles class – 24 active
- Seawolf class – 3 active
- Virginia class – 22 active
Ballistic missile submarines
- Ohio class – 14 active
Classic frigate
- USS Constitution – oldest commissioned ship in USN, an 'Original Six' frigate, circa. 1797. Not counted as part of the deployed combat fleet.
Cruisers
- Ticonderoga class – 13 active
Destroyers
- Arleigh Burke class – 73 active
- Zumwalt class – 2 active
Dock landing ships
- Whidbey Island class – 6 active
- Harpers Ferry class – 4 active
Expeditionary mobile base
- (sub-variant of the expeditionary transfer dock)
- Montford Point class
Guided missile submarines
- Ohio class – 4 active
Littoral combat ships
- Freedom class – 8 active
- Independence class – 15 active
Mine countermeasures ships
- Avenger class – 8 active
Submarine tenders
- Emory S. Land class – 2 active
Technical research ship
- USS Pueblo (AGER-2) – currently[when?] held captive by North Korea. Still in commission, but not counted as part of the deployed combat fleet.
Non-commissioned ships (MSC)
(List includes "Support" and "Ready Reserve Force" ships)
Cable repair ships
- Zeus class– 1 active
Cargo and replenishment ships
- Watson-class vehicle cargo ship – 8 active
- Bob Hope-class vehicle cargo ship – 7 active
- Shughart-class vehicle cargo ship– 3 active
- Gordon-class vehicle cargo ship– 2 active
- Supply-class fast combat support ship – 2 active
- dry cargo ship– 14 active
- Henry J. Kaiser-class replenishment oiler – 15 active
Crane ships
- Gopher State class – 3 active
- Keystone State class – 3 active
Expeditionary transfer dock
- Montford Point class
- Expeditionary Transfer Dock (ESD) – 2 active
- Expeditionary Mobile Base (ESB) – 3 active (2 commissioned)
High speed vessels
- expeditionary fast transport– 9 active
- Stand-alone vessels;
- Sea Fighter (FSF-1) – active
- USNS Guam (HST-1) – active
- HST-2 (unnamed) – leased to civilian ferry service[1][2]
Hospital ships
- Mercy class – 2 active
Landing craft
- Landing Craft Air Cushion – 74 active
- Landing Craft Utility 1610, 1627 and 1646 – 32 active
Salvage ships
- Safeguard class– 2 active
Surveillance, intelligence and survey vessels
- instrumentation ship– 1 active
- ocean surveillance ship– 1 active
- survey ship– 6 active
- ocean surveillance ship– 2 active
- ocean surveillance ship– 4 active
Tug boats
- fleet ocean tug– 4 active
- large harbor tug– 8 active
- harbor tug– 6 active
Special Warfare and Coastal Riverine Force (NSW)
Surface craft
- Combat Rubber Raiding Craft
- Small unit riverine craft
- Riverine Command Boat
- Rigid Raider
- Mark V Special Operations Craft
- Special Operations Craft - Riverine (SOC-R)
- Mark VI Patrol Boat
- Coastal Command Boat (CCB)
- Combatant Craft Assault (CCA)[3]
- Combatant Craft Heavy (CCH)[6][7]
Swimmer delivery vehicles
- Swimmer Delivery Vehicle(Mk 8)
- Surface-Planing Wet Submersible
Cutters (USCG)
Patrol ships
- Legend-class National Security Cutter, Large8
- USCGC Alex Haley (WMEC-39)
- Famous-class Medium Endurance Cutter 13
- Reliance-class Medium Endurance Cutter 14
- Sentinel-class cutter 38
Patrol boats
- Island-class patrol boat 30
- Marine Protector-classcoastal patrol boat 73
- 47-foot Motor Lifeboat 117
- Response boat-medium48
- USCG Utility Boat156
- USCG Long Range Interceptor10
- Defender class Response boat-small 300[8]
- USCG transportable port security boat
- Over the horizon boat
- Short Range Prosecutor 10
Icebreakers
- Bay-classicebreaking tug 9 active
- Polar class 1 active
- Stand-alone vessels;
Tenders
- USCG seagoing buoy tender
- USCG coastal buoy tender
- USCG inland buoy tender
- USCG inland construction tender
Support craft (US Army)
Logistics support vessel
- General Frank S. Besson-class logistics support vessel– 8
Landing craft
- Runnymede class large landing craft– 35
- Landing Craft Mechanized
- LCM-8, Mod 1 - 34
- LCM-8, Mod 2 - 6
Tug boats
Support craft (USAF)
Tug boats
- Rising Star tugboat (Thule AFB harbor)
Recovery craft
- 82nd ATRS drone recovery watercraft(x3 120 ft recovery vessels, x2 smaller boats)
See also
- Currently active military equipment by country
References
- ^ "US Navy to lease high-speed transport to Bay Ferries". 24 March 2016.
- ^ "Refit Completed on Leased U.S. Navy Fast Ferry".
- ^ "Navy's stealthy Combatant Craft Assault boats operating in Middle Eastern waters". 3 August 2017.
- ^ "Meet the new CCM Mk1 naval special warfare craft of the US Special Forces".
- ^ "Combatant Craft Medium (CCM)".
- ^ "Internal Server Error" (PDF).
- ^ "SOF looks to next generation Combatant Craft Heavy - Shephard Media".
- ^ "USCG: About Us - Aircraft & Cutters". www.uscg.mil. Archived from the original on 2007-05-18.