The Carrier Project

Lists of Other Ships

Other Military Ships

Ship Name & Nationality	Designation and/or Type of Ship	Referred to on Page	Websites Website is specific to the ship unless otherwise noted
Fate/Notes

America	74-gun Ship of the Line	Carrier Names: America	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
transferred to French ownership just prior to launching. Scrapped circa 1786.

America	Ship-rigged Whaler	Carrier Names: America	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Purchased by the Navy in November 1861 and sunk as a blockship in Charleston (SC) Harbor in December 1861.

America	Steam Liner	Carrier Names: America	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Built as the Hamburg-America Line's Amerika, interned in Boston in 1914, siezed in 1917 and converted to troopship and renamed. After the war, served as civilian liner 1921-1940, before being requisitioned for use as a floating barracks. Renamed Edmund B. Alexander, she served as accomodation ship and later as a transport until 1951. Laid up in reserve 1951-1957, and finally scrapped.

Antietam	Screw Sloop	Carrier Names: Antietam	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Uncompleted at the end of the American Civil War, Antietam was finished as a stores ship (floating warehouse). In 1888, she was sold to a private owner.

Archer	Brig	Carrier Names: Archer	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Built for the Texas Navy and originally named Galveston, Archer was taken over by the U.S. Navy when Texas joined the Union. Never commissioned, she was apparently sold in 1847.

Avenger	Sidewheel Ram	Carrier Names: Avenger	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sold to civilian service in 1865. No known record after 1871.

Avenger	Screw Yacht	Carrier Names: Avenger	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Requisitioned during World War 1, Avenger patrolled off the East Coast until the end of the war. Returned to her owner, she continued to operate as a civilian craft until 1929, after which no record exists.

Avenger	MCM-1 Avenger-class coastal minehunter	Carrier Names: Avenger	Ship's Official Website Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center Naval Vessel Register
In active Naval reserve service, homeported at Ingleside, Texas.

Bennington	Gunboat Number 4 Yorktown-class Steel-hulled Gunboat	Carrier Names: Bennington	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sold for scrap 14 November 1910.

Bon Homme Richard	Frigate	Carrier Names: Bon Homme Richard	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sunk in battle, 25 September 1779.

Bon Homme Richard	Wampanoag-class Cruiser	Carrier Names: Bon Homme Richard	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Construction cancelled 1864.

Boxer	Brig	Carrier Names: Boxer	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Lost at sea, 25 October 1817.

Boxer	Schooner	Carrier Names: Boxer	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sold 7 August 1848.

Boxer	Sidewheel Steamer	Carrier Names: Boxer	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Confederate blockade runner Tristram Shandy captured 15 May 1864, renamed 21 June 1865. Career and fate unknown.

Boxer	Brigantine	Carrier Names: Boxer	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Served as training ship October 1912 through May 1920, then transferred to the Department of the Interior. Final fate unknown.

Casco	AVP-12 Barnegat-class seaplane tender	CVE-18 USS Altamaha	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center Online Library of Selected Images - U.S. Naval Historical Center NavSource: Photographic History of the U.S. Navy
After 20 years' service as the Coast Guard Cutter Casco, she was returned to the Navy and sunk as a torpedo target, May 1969.

Chatham	Sidewheel Steamer	Carrier Names: Chatham	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Used by the Confederacy as a blockade runner, captured by the Union in 1863 and assigned as a harbor ship in Port Royal. Decommissioned April 1865 and sold 2 September.

Chatham	Cargo Ship	Carrier Names: Chatham	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Decommissioned 10 February 1919 and returned to the Shipping Board.

Chatham	AK-169 Alamosa-class cargo transport	Carrier Names: Chatham	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Decommissioned 2 April 1946 and returned to the Maritime Commission on the 4th.

Chenango	Sidewheel Steamer	Carrier Names: Chenango	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Decommissioned 1865 and sold in 1868.

Constellation	Frigate	Carrier Names: Constellation	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Broken up in 1853.

Constellation	Sloop-of-War	Carrier Names: Constellation	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center Naval Vessel Register
Maintained as a museum in Baltimore, Maryland.

Caloosahatchee	AO-98 Cimarron-class fleet oiler	The Carrier Project Home Page	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center NavSource: Photographic History of the U.S. Navy
Sold and towed to England for scrapping, October 2003.

Donner	LSD-20 Cabildo-class landing ship (dock)	Carriers in the Space Age	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center NavSource: Photographic History of the U.S. Navy Naval Vessel Register
Scrapped in Brownsville, Texas, March 2005.
NOTE: DANFS/HazeGray lists Donner as Ashland-class; DANFS/NHC as Casa Grande-class and NavSource as Cabildo-class. However, the Naval Vessel Register identifies the ship as "LSD-16 class"; LSD-16 was USS Cabildo. Ashland is likely LSD-48 USS Ashland, a Whidbey Island-class dock landing ship launched in 1989 and currently in commission; Casa Grande is LSD-13 USS Casa Grande (Casa Grande-class), launched in 1944 and scrapped in 1983.

Enterprise	Schooner	Carrier Names: Enterprise	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Run aground and burned to avoid capture by the British prior to the Battle of Saratoga, Lake Champlain, New York, 7 July 1777.

Enterprise	Schooner	Carrier Names: Enterprise	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Indications are that the ship was returned to the Maryland Council of Safety circa February 1777.

Enterprise	Schooner	Carrier Names: Enterprise	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Accidentally grounded on Little Curacao Island, West Indies, 9 July 1823.

Enterprise	Schooner	Carrier Names: Enterprise	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sold 28 October 1844.

Enterprise	Screw Sloop	Carrier Names: Enterprise	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sold 1 October 1909.

Enterprise	Motorboat, No. 790	Carrier Names: Enterprise	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Served in non-commissioned status with the 2nd Naval District during World War I.

Essex	Frigate	Carrier Names: Essex	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Captured by the British in harbor at Valparaiso, Chile, February 1814. Used as a prison ship until 1837, then sold at public auction.

Essex	Timberclad Gunboat	Carrier Names: Essex	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sold 29 November 1865.

Essex	Screw Steamer	Carrier Names: Essex	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sold 23 December 1930.

Estero	AG-134 Camano-class cargo ship	Carrier Names: Estero	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Stricken from the Navy List 1 February 1960.

Franklin	Schooner	Carrier Names: Franklin	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Returned to owner, 1776.

Franklin	Brig	Carrier Names: Franklin	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sold 21 March 1807.

Franklin	Ship of the Line	Carrier Names: Franklin	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Broken up in Portsmouth, New Hampshire in 1852.

Franklin	Screw Frigate	Carrier Names: Franklin	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sold 26 October 1915.

George Washington	Converted merchantman	Carrier Names: George Washington	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sold May 1802.

George Washington	AP (troopship)	Carrier Names: George Washington	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Originally the German passenger liner George Washington; siezed in 1917 and converted to troopship. Returned to civilian service in 1921; laid up 1931-1941; reacquired for troopship in 1941; laid up again in 1947; sold for scrap 13 February 1951.

George Washington Parke Custis	balloon tender	The Birth of Naval Aviation	Balloon carrier
Fate unknown

Glacier	AF-4 Refrigerated stores ship	Carrier Names: Glacier	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sold to Barde Steel & Machinery Company, Seattle, Washington, 17 August 1922.

Glacier	AK-183 Alamosa-class cargo ship	Carrier Names: Glacier	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Stricken from the Navy List on 12 March 1946.

Glacier	AGB-4 Glacier-class icebreaker	Carrier Names: Glacier	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center Wikipedia
Currently berthed in the Naval Reserve Fleet, Suisan Bay, California pending conversion to hospital/research ship by The Glacier Society.

Guam	PG-43 Yangtzee river gunboat	Carrier Names: Guam	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Surrendered to the Japanese during the fall of Shanghai in 1941. Guam, at the time having been renamed Wake, was the only U.S. vessel to surrender during the war.

Hamlin	AV-15 Kenneth Whiting-class seaplane tender	Carrier Names: Hamlin	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Stricken from the Navy List 1 July 1963.

Hancock	Schooner	Carrier Names: Hancock	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Returned to owner in 1777 after being declared unfit for service.

Hancock	Frigate	Carrier Names: Hancock	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
One of the original thirteen frigates of the Continental Navy, Hancock was captured by the British in 1777. Renamed Iris, she was captured by the French in August 1781. She was recaptured by the British in Toulon in 1793 and blown up.

Hancock	Frigate	Carrier Names: Hancock	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Launched 28 April 1778 at Salisbury, Massachusetts, this ship was renamed Alliance in honor of France's entry into the Revolutionary War.

Hancock	AP-3 Troopship	Carrier Names: Hancock	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sold 21 May 1926.

Hornet	Sloop	Carrier Names: Hornet	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Incomplete information indicates that Hornet was captured by the British in 1777.

Hornet	Sloop	Carrier Names: Hornet	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
After being damaged in a storm, Hornet was sold in Philadelphia on 3 September 1806.

Hornet	Brig	Carrier Names: Hornet	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Foundered in a gale off Tampico, 29 September 1829.

Hornet	Schooner	Carrier Names: Hornet	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sold in 1820 at Norfolk.

Hornet	Sidewheel Steamer	Carrier Names: Hornet	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sold into private service at Philadelphia, 26 June 1869.

Hornet	Armed Yacht	Carrier Names: Hornet	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sold 12 July 1910 to N. S. Sterns of New Orleans.

Independence	10-gun Sloop	Carrier Names: Independence	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Wrecked by grounding, 24 April 1778.

Independence	Ship-of-the-Line	Carrier Names: Independence	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Burned to recover metal fittings, 20 September 1919.

Independence	Cargo Steamer	Carrier Names: Independence	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Stricken from the Navy List 15 August 1946.

Independence	Freedom-class littoral combat ship	Carrier Names: Independence	Naval Vessel Register
Under construction by AUSTAL USA in Mobile, Alabama.

Intrepid	4-gun Ketch	Carrier Names: Intrepid	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Blown up in Tripoli Harbor, 4 September 1805.

Intrepid	Screw Steamer	Carrier Names: Intrepid	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sold to private party, 9 May 1892.

Intrepid	Bark	Carrier Names: Intrepid	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sold 20 December 1921.

Kearsarge	Screw Sloop	Carrier Names: Kearsarge	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Wrecked on Roncador Reef off Central America, 2 February 1894.

Kitty Hawk	APV-1 Kitty Hawk-class aviation transport	Carrier Names: Kitty Hawk	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Built as civilian vessel SS Seatrain New York in 1932, requisitioned for military service in 1941 and returned to Seatrain Lines on 24 January 1946.

Lake Champlain	Cargo Steamer	Carrier Names: Lake Champlain	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sold into civilian service as SS Nipponier in 1920.

Lexington	14-gun Brigantine	Carrier Names: Lexington	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Captured by the British off France in 1777.

Lexington	24-gun Sloop	Carrier Names: Lexington	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Decommissioned 26 February 1855 and sold in 1860.

Lexington	Sidewheel Steamer/Gunboat	Carrier Names: Lexington	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Decommissioned at Mound City, Illinois on 5 June 1865 and sold 17 August.

Lexington II	SP-705 Naval Coast Defense motorboat	Carrier Names: Lexington	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Requisitioned for use in World War One on 22 July 1917, decommissioned 21 November 1918 and returned to her pre-war owner.

Leyte	Gunboat	Carrier Names: Leyte	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sold 16 December 1907 to Jose Baza Him Chian.

Leyte	ARG-8 Luzon-class internal combustion engine repair ship	Carrier Names: Leyte	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Scrapped 1972.

Long Island	SP-572 Steam Patrol Vessel	Carrier Names: Long Island	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sold to civilian company 1 December 1919.

Los Angeles	ZR-3 Dirigible airship	CV-3 USS Saratoga	Online Library of Selected Images - U.S. Naval Historical Center Wikipedia
Scrapped in 1939-1940

Midway	AG-41 General Cargo Ship	Carrier Names: Midway	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Chartered by the Navy in 1942 and returned to civilian owners in 1946.

Mindoro	Gunboat	Carrier Names: Mindoro	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sold to civilian owner 19 April 1912 at Cavite, the Philippines.

Mindoro	YAG-15 Miscellaneous Auxiliary Service Craft	Carrier Names: Mindoro	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
transferred to the Maritime Commission 22 October 1946.

Monterey	Steam screw tug	Carrier Names: Monterey	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Scrapped circa 1892.

Monterey	BM-6 Monterey-class Monitor	Carrier Names: Monterey	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sold for scrap circa 1921.

Neosho	AO-23 Cimarron-class fleet oiler	CV-5 USS Yorktown The World at War	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center Online Library of Selected Images - U.S. Naval Historical Center NavSource: Photographic History of the U.S. Navy Wikipedia
Sunk by scuttling after being crippled at the beginning of the Battle of the Coral Sea, May 1942.

New Orleans	Ship of the Line	Carrier Names: New Orleans	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Construction halted at the end of the War of 1812. Housed over, the incomplete hull was sold 24 September 1883.

New Orleans	LPD-18 San Antonio-class amphibious transport (dock)	Carrier Names: New Orleans	Ship's Official Website
In service, homeported in San Diego, California.

Niantic	YTB-781 Natick-class harbor tug	Carrier Names: Niantic	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships at Haze Gray and Underway United States Naval Vessel Register
Stricken from the Navy List 25 April 2006. In storage berth at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, pending disposal.

Nitro	AE-23 Nitro-class ammunition ship	CV-34 USS Oriskany	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center NavSource: Photographic History of the U.S. Navy United States Naval Vessel Register Wikipedia
Stored as part of the James River Reserve Fleet, Fort Eustis, VA.

Princeton	Screw Steamer	Carrier Names: Princeton	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center Wikipedia
The first steam-powered screw warship in the Navy, Princeton was broken up at the Boston Navy Yard from 17 July 1849.

Princeton	Screw Steamer	Carrier Names: Princeton	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sold 9 October 1866.

Princeton	PG-13 Composite gunboat	Carrier Names: Princeton	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center Wikipedia
Sold 13 November 1919 to Farrell, Kane and Stratton, Seattle, Washington.

Randolph	Frigate	Carrier Names: Randolph	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center Wikipedia
Disintegrated due to magazine detonation during battle with HMS Yarmouth, 7 March 1778.

Ranger	Ship sloop	Carrier Names: Ranger	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center Wikipedia
Captured by the British at the fall of Charleston, South Carolina, 11 May 1780. Served in the British Navy as HMS Halifax.

Ranger	Armed Schooner	Carrier Names: Ranger	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sold in Baltimore in 1816.

Ranger	Brigantine	Carrier Names: Ranger	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sold 15 May 1821.

Ranger	Screw Steamer	Carrier Names: Ranger	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center USS Nantucket (IX-18)
transferred to the Maritime Commission for use as a school ship at the Merchant Marine Academy, Kings Point, New York, 11 November 1940.

Ranger	SP-237 Steam Yacht	Carrier Names: Ranger	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sold 21 December 1931. Registry transferred to Panama in 1932.

Ranger	SP-369 Wooden Motorboat	Carrier Names: Ranger	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Chartered by the Navy 10 September 1918, used as a coastal minesweeper during World War I, then stricken and returned to her former owner on 10 January 1919.

Reaper	AMC-96 Accentor-class minesweeper	Carrier Names: Reaper	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sold in Charleston, South Carolina, 19 September 1946.

Reaper	MSO-467 Aggressive-class minesweeper	Carrier Names: Reaper	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sold 1 November 1976.

Reprisal	Brig	Carrier Names: Reprisal	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Lost off Newfoundland, about 1 October 1777.

Sabine	AO-25 Cimarron-class fleet oiler	CV-11 USS Intrepid	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center NavSource: Photographic History of the U.S. Navy United States Naval Vessel Register Wikipedia
Sold for scrap to Taiwan, 1983. Ship's bell preserved at the National Museum of the Pacific War, Fredericksburg, Texas.

Salmonie	AO-26 Cimarron-class fleet oiler	CV-18 USS Wasp	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center NavSource: Photographic History of the U.S. Navy
Sold for scrapping in Rotterdam, Netherlands, 1970.

San Jacinto	Screw Frigate	Carrier Names: San Jacinto	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Foundered on a reef near Great Abaco Island on New Year's Day, 1865.

Sangamon	Monitor Passaic-class	Carrier Names: Sangamon	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sold, 1905.

Santee	Frigate	Carrier Names: Santee	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sank at mooring, 2 April 1912. Sold, raised and scrapped in 1913.

Saratoga	Ship-rigged Sloop	Carrier Names: Saratoga	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Disappeared in a storm, 18 March 1781.

Saratoga	Corvette	Carrier Names: Saratoga	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sold at Whitehall, New York, 1825.

Saratoga	Sloop of War	Carrier Names: Saratoga	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sold in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on 14 August 1907 to Thomas Butler & Company of Boston, Massachusetts.

Siboney	ID-2999 Troopship	Carrier Names: Siboney	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Scrapped commencing 22 January 1957.

Solomons	YFB-23 Ferry/lighter	Carrier Names: Solomons	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Declared surplus, burned at Midway Island 3 July 1946.

Suwanee	Sidewheel gunboat	Carrier Names: Suwanee	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Wrecked in Shadwell Passage, Queen Charlotte Sound, British Columbia, 9 July 1868.

Ticonderoga	Schooner-rigged Steamer	Carrier Names: Ticonderoga	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Considered unworthy of repair after being laid up for ten years, Ticonderoga was sold at public sale on 19 July 1825.

Ticonderoga	Screw Sloop	Carrier Names: Ticonderoga	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sold to Thomas Butler & Co. on 5 August 1887.

Ticonderoga	Id. No. 1958 transport	Carrier Names: Ticonderoga	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sunk by gunfire from U-152, 30 September 1918.

Truckee	AO-147 Neosho-class oiler	CV-18 USS Wasp	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center NavSource: Photographic History of the U.S. Navy United States Naval Vessel Register
In storage berth, James River Reserve Fleet, Fort Eustis, VA.

Vestal	Collier #1/AR-4 Vestal-class collier, later refitted as repair ship	The World at War	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center Online Library of Selected Images - U.S. Naval Historical Center NavSource: Photographic History of the U.S. Navy Wikipedia
Moored next to the battleship Arizona at Pearl Harbor, Vestal miraculously escaped major damage when that ship exploded. Repaired, she serviced other ships at forward operating bases in the Pacific throughout the war. After the end of hostilities, Vestal assisted in mothballing or decommissioning other ships until she was herself decommissioned in August 1946. She was sold for scrap in July 1950.

Vireo	AM-52/AT-144 Lapwing-class minesweeper	CV-5 USS Yorktown	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center Online Library of Selected Images - U.S. Naval Historical Center NavSource: Photographic History of the U.S. Navy
transferred to the Maritime Commission for disposal on 4 February 1947. Final fate unknown, presumed scrapped.

Wasp	Schooner	Carrier Names: Wasp	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Run aground and burned south of Philadelphia, Novemner 1777.

Wasp	Sloop-Of-War	Carrier Names: Wasp	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Captured by the Royal Navy, 17 October 1812.

Wasp	Schooner	Carrier Names: Wasp	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Operated as a privateer and dispatch boat during the War of 1812. Presumably sold for debt in 1814.

Wasp	Freshwater Sloop	Carrier Names: Wasp	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Returned to pre-charter owners in 1814.

Wasp	Sloop-Of-War	Carrier Names: Wasp	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Presumed sunk in a storm in 1814.

Wasp	Sidewheel Gunboat	Carrier Names: Wasp	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sold to L. B. Scheiner of Montevideo on 5 June 1876.

Wasp	Armed Yacht	Carrier Names: Wasp	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sold to Halstead P. Layton of Georgetown, Delaware, 20 September 1921.

Wasp	SP-1159 Patrol Motorboat	Carrier Names: Wasp	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Returned to pre-war owner, 3 November 1917.

Wolverine	Sidewheel Steamer	Carrier Names: Wolverine	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center: USS Wolverine Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center: USS Michigan NavSource: Photographic History of the U.S. Navy
Sold for scrap, 1949.

Wright	AZ-1 Lighter-than-air Aircraft Tender	Carrier Names: Wright	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sold for scrap, 19 August 1948.

Yorktown	Sloop	Carrier Names: Yorktown	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sank after striking an uncharted reef near Isle de Mayo in the Cape Verde Islands, 6 September 1850.

Yorktown	Gunboat #1	Carrier Names: Yorktown	Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships - U.S. Naval Historical Center
Sold to Union Hide Company, Oakland, California, 30 September 1921.