Lists of Other Ships
This section contains lists of other ships specifically mentioned in The Carrier Project.
Ships are grouped by type - battleships, cruisers, etc. - without regard to nationality or time period. The lists are sorted by name.
Each entry will be color-coded to conform to the standard time periods used throughout the site. Two additional color codes will be used: grey for powered ships that pre-date the carriers (pre-1921) and off-white for sailing ships. The color codes are reproduced here:
Sailing Ships | Pre-1921 Powered Vessels | 1921 - 1941 |
1941 - 1945 | 1945 - 1960 | 1960 - Present |
Typical list entries, for the destroyers HIJMS Akishimo and USS Henley, are shown here:
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 |
Akishimo | Yugumo-class destroyer | Tabular Record of Movement at Nihon Kaigun Wikipedia | |
This block identifies the ship by name and nationality. The color code indicates the ship's time period. | The ship's designation (if any), class and type are listed here, with a link to the General Specifications entry | Links to the page(s) of The Carrier Project where the ship is mentioned | Links to other websites with more information about the ship |
Sunk pierside in Manila from damage sustained in air raid, 13 November 1944. | |||
The ultimate fate of the ship will be described here. Occasionally, other information about the ship will be included, as shown in the entry for USS Henley, below. |
Henley |
DD-391 Gridley-class destroyer |
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 submarine torpedo off Finschafen, New Guinea, 3 October 1943. |
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