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Chester Class Scout Cruisers- commissioned 1908 -3,750 tons / 423 feet / 24 knots / Crew: 359CS-1/CL-1 USS ChesterCS-2/CL-2 USS BirminghamCS-3/CL-3 USS Salem奥马哈Omaha Class Scout Cruisers - commissioned 1923 to 1925 -7,000 tonsOmaha Class hull numbers & ship namesOlympia Protected Cruiser- commissioned 1895 -5,586 tonsC-6 USS Olympia(also was CA-15 USS Olympia and CL-15 USS Olympia)Denver Class Peace Cruisers- commissioned 1903 to 1905 -3,200 tonsCL-16 USS DenverCL-17 USS Des MoinesCL-18 USS ChattanoogaCL-19 USS GalvestonCL-20 USS TacomaCL-21 USS Cleveland彭萨科拉Pensacola Class Heavy Cruisers - commissioned 1929 and 1930 -9,100 tonsCL-24/CA-24 USS Pensacola 彭萨科拉CL-25/CA-25 USS Salt Lake City 盐湖城1945年的彭萨科拉重巡线图∙2007-6-29 03:45∙北安普敦Northampton Class Heavy Cruisers- commissioned 1930 to 1931 -9,300 tonsCL-26/CA-26 Northampton 北安普顿CL-27/CA-27 Chester 切斯特CL-28/CA-28 Louisville 路易斯维尔CL-29/CA-29 Chicago 芝加哥CL-30/CA-30 Houston 休斯顿CL-31CA-31 Augusta 奥古斯塔波特兰Portland Class Heavy Cruisers - commissioned 1932 to 1933 -9,9500 tonsCL-33/CA-33 USS Portland 波特兰CL-35/CA-35 USS Indianapolis印第安纳波利斯新奥尔良New Orleans Class Heavy Cruisers - commissioned 1934 to 1937 -11,300 tonsCL-32/CA-32 USS New OrleansCL-34/CA-34 USS AstoriaCL-36/CA-36 USS MinneapolisCA-37 USS TuscaloosaCA-38 USS San FranciscoCA-39 USS QuincyCA-44 USS Vincennes布鲁克林Brooklyn Class Light Cruisers- commissioned 1937 to 1938 -12,300 tonsCL-40 Brooklyn 布鲁克林CL-41 Philadelphia费城CL-42 Savannah 萨凡纳CL-43 Nashville 纳什维尔CL-46 Phoenix 凤凰城CL-47 Boise 博伊西CL-48 Honolulu火鲁努努CL-49 圣路易斯CL-50 海伦娜威奇塔Wichita Class Heavy Cruiser- commissioned 1939 -12,100 tonsCA-45 USS Wichita圣.路易斯St. Louis Class Light Cruisers - commissioned 1939 -10,000 tonsCL-49 USS St. LouisCL-50 USS Helena亚特兰大Atlanta Class AA Cruisers- commissioned 1941 - 19426,718 tonsCL-51 USS Atlanta亚特兰大CL-52 USS Juneau朱诺CL-53/CLAA-53 San Diego圣地亚哥CL-54/CLAA-54 San Juan圣胡安克里夫兰Cleveland Class Light Cruisers - commissioned 1942 - 194510,000 tonsCL-55 to CL-105巴尔的摩Baltimore Class Heavy Cruisers - commissioned 1943 - 194615,500 tonsBaltimore Class hull numbers & ship names奥克兰Oakland Class AA Cruisers- commissioned 1943 - 19458,500 tonsCL-95/CLAA_95 USS Oakland 奥克兰CL-96/CLAA-96 USS Reno里诺CL-97/CLAA-97 USS Flint 佛林特CL-98/CLAA-98 USS Tucson塔斯昆阿拉斯加Alaska Class Large Cruisers - commissioned 194427,000 tonsCB-1 USS Alaska阿拉斯加CB-2 USS Guam关岛CB-3 夏威夷CB-4 菲律宾CB-5 波多黎各CB-6撒莫阿Fargo Class Light Cruisers- commissioned 1945 and 194610,000 tonsCL-106 USS FargoCL-107 USS Huntington朱诺Juneau Class AA Cruisers- commissioned 19466,000 tonsCL-119/CLAA-119 USS Juneau朱诺CL-120/CLAA-120 USS Spokane斯波坎CL-121/CLAA-121 USS Fresno佛雷斯诺俄勒冈Oregon City Class Heavy Cruisers- commissioned 194614,472 tonsCA-122 USS Oregon CityCA-123/CG-10 USS AlbanyCA-124 USS RochesterCA-125/CLC-1/CC-1 USS Northampton (special order only)得梅因Des Moines Class Heavy Cruisers- commissioned 1948 to 194919,500 tonsCA-134 USS Des MoinesCA-139 USS SalemCA-148 Newport News伍斯特Worcester Class Heavy Cruisers- commissioned 1948 and 194913,000 tonsCL-144 USS WorcesterCL-145 USS Roanoke波士顿Boston Class- converted 1952 to 1956 -巴尔的摩改Baltimore class heavy cruisers. The forward 5" and 8" guns were kept, forward superstructure partially modified; the two funn els trunked and entire aft superstructure replaced. Two Terrier SAM launchers (144 missiles) fitted aft in place of the original aft 5" and 8" guns. Ships were obsolete by 1964. Both ships became CAs in 1968, with the 8" guns considered the main armament. Both were decommissioned in 1970 and scrapped in the mid-to-late 1970's.16,000 tonsCA-69/CAG-1 USS BostonCA-70/CAG-2 USS Canberra加尔维斯顿Galveston Class- converted 1956 to 1960 -Converted from Cleveland Class Light Cruisers, these ships carried the twin Talos SAM missile system (46 missiles) in lieu of the Terrier SAM missile system installed on the identical Providence Class. All but Galveston had most of their forward weaponry removed with the aft deck rebuilt for missiles. The Galveston retained a ll her forward guns. Little Rock is now a museum ship.10,370 tonsCL-93/CLG-3 USS GalvestonCL-92/CG-4 USS Little RockCL-91/CG-5 USS Oklahoma City普罗维登斯Providence Class- converted 1959 to 1960 -Also converted from Cleveland Class Light Cruisers, the conversion was identical to the Galveston Class except that the newer Terrier Surface-to-Air (SAM) missile system was installed. The ships had most of the original armament removed and the aft superstructure was rebuilt to carry the Terrier system wit h a twin-rail launcher on the stern and 122 missiles stored. Topeka is noticeably different than her two sister ships in that Topeka retained all her forward guns. The final two conversions (CA-124 Rochester, CA-130 Bremerton) were cancelled. The entire class was taken out of service and disposed of by 1980.10,370 tonsCL-82/CLG-6 USS ProvidenceCL-66/CLG-7 USS SpringfieldCL-67/CLG-8 USS Topeka长滩Long Beach Class- commissioned 1961 -The first nuclear powered missile cruiser, she was also the last warship fitted with teakwood decks. Built entirely new from the keel up, she boasted the highest bridge in the world. Armament: Standard Missiles, ASROC, 8 Harpoon in 2 quad launchers, 8 Tomahawk in 2 armored box launchers, 6 TT in 2 triple tubs, two 5" guns and two Phalanx.16,600 tonsCLGN-160/CGN-160/CGN-9 USS Long Beach奥尔巴尼Albany Class- converted 1958 to 1964 -Oregon City class heavy cruisers, the old superstructure, weapons and much of the interior were removed. Replaced by a new, v ery high superstructure to carry an extensive array of radar antennae, the conversion added long-range Talos missiles (with 104 missiles) fore and aft; a Tartar missile launcher (with 84 missiles) on each side; one ASROC; two triple torpedo tubes and two 5" guns. Entering service in 1962-64, Albany and Chicago were to be re-fitted to extend their service through 1985 but this was cancelled due to the age of the Talos system, and both were decommissioned in 1980. Columbus had been decommissioned in 1975.17,200 tonsCA-123/CG-10 USS AlbanyCA-136/ CG-11 USS ChicagoCA-74 / CG-12 USS ColumbusCA-124 USS Rochester (cancelled)CA-130 USS Bremerton (cancelled)莱希Leahy Class- commissioned 1962 to 1964 -Double-end guided missile destroyer leaders (DLG) re-classified as Guided Missile Cruisers (CG) in 1975, they were given an AAW upgrade during the 1960's and early 1970's with Terrier launchers modified to also fire Standard missiles; the 3" guns replaced by eight Harpoon missiles and two Phalanx were. The ASROC launcher and triple torpedo tubes were kept. All ships further upgraded in the late-1980's under the New Threat Upgrade program that included the ship's Air Search Radars (SPS-48E and SPS-49), Fire Control Radars (SPG-55B), and Combat Direction System. Also all spaces were renovated and the engineering plant was fully overhauled. The entire class was taken out of service in the early 1990's.5,600 tonsDLG/CG-16 USS LeahyDLG/CG-17 USS Harry E YarnellDLG/CG-18 USS WordenDLG/CG-19 USS DaleDLG/CG-20 USS Richard K TurnerDLG/CG-21 USS GridleyDLG/CG-22 USS EnglandDLG/CG-23 USS HalseyDLG/CG-24 USS Reeves-班布里奇Bainbridge Class- commissioned 1962 -The first nuclear frigate, the ship was re-designated as cruiser in 1975. The ship carried 8 Harpoon in 2 quad launchers, 8 Tomahawk in 2 armored box launchers, two twi n 3" .50 caliber radar-controlled gun mounts, 6 torpedoes in 2 triple mounts, ASROC box launcher, 2 Phalanx CIWS, and was equipped with state of the art electronics and communications.9,500 tonsDLGN-25/CGN-25 USS Bainbridge贝克纳普Belknap Class- commissioned 1964 to 1967 -Originally classified as Guided Missile Destroyer Leaders (DLG) these ships were re-classified as Guided Missile Cruisers in 1975. The multi-mission ships, designed to operate at high speed for extended periods of time in support of aircraft carrier task forces, could fire extended range standard missiles at any attacking aircraft or missile, had long range sonar to fire ASROC or deploy torpedo-carrying helicopters against submarines, and could fire Harpoons against enemy ships over the horizon. Additionally, they could conduc t shore bombardment in support of amphibious operations. All ships received the New Threat Upgrade which included combat system capability improvements. The class was retired in the early 1990s after r oughly 30 years of service.7,930 tonsDLG/CG-26 USS BelknapDLG/CG-27 USS Joseph DanielsDLG/CG-28 USS WainwrightDLG/CG-29 USS JouettDLG/CG-30 USS HorneDLG/CG-31 USS SterettDLG/CG-32 USS William H StandleyDLG/CG-33 USS FoxDLG/CG-34 USS Biddle特拉克斯顿Truxtun Class- commissioned 1967 to 1938 -Nuclear powered version of the Belknap class, the single ship comprising the class was originally armed with twin 3" guns and 21" torpedo tubes which were removed to add 8 Harpoon missiles in 2 quad launchers. The ship also carried ASROC, four Mk-46 torpedoes in single tubes, one 5" lightweight gun, two 20mm Phalanx and one SH-2 LAMPS helicopter. The ship did not receive NTU.9,000 tonsDLGN-35/CGN-35 USS Truxtun加利福尼亚California Class- commissioned 1974 and 1975 -The first class of nuclear powered surface warships intended for series production, they have the older SM-1 series SAM on single arm launchers fore and aft, two 5" guns, Harpoon anti-ship capability, 20mm Phalanx CIWS, 4 single torpedo tubes and ASROC anti-submarine capability. They are also equipped with passive electronic surveillance and jamming systems unequaled by any other cruiser in the Navy.10,370 tonsDLGN-36/CGN-36 USS California DLGN-37/CGN-37 USS South Carolina弗吉尼亚Virginia Class- commissioned 1976 to 1980 -Nuclear powered and equipped for multiple tasks in all warfare areas, the Virginia Class was able to operate for extended periods and great distances. Equipped with two twin-rail missile launchers, two 5" guns, two triple torpedo tubes, and LAMPS helicopter the 1980's saw added eight Tomahawks, eight Harpoons, two Phalanx and the AN/SPS-49 air search radar. Planned re-fueling was canceled in the early 1990's due to the expense of maintaining the nuclear propulsion components, and the ships were all decommissioned after a relatively brief service life averaging less than two decades.10,000 tonsDLGN/CGN-38 USS VirginiaDLGN/CGN-39 USS TexasDLGN/CGN-40 USS MississippiCGN-41 USS Arkansas提康德罗加Ticonderoga Class- commissioned 1983 to 1994 -A greatly revised version of the Spruance class destroyer and Aegis equipped, the Ticonderoga class brings a multi-warfare capability to the Fleet. The ships can detect, classify and track hundreds of targets simultaneously in the air, on the surface and under the sea. They can destroy targets using ship and helicopter launched torpedoes, deck guns, surface-to-air missiles, surface-to-surface missiles, and rapid-fire close-in weapons.10,000 tonsCG-47 to CG-73Ticonderoga Class hull numbers & ship namesDD-445 to DD-691 Fletcher Class Destroyers - 1943FLETCHER CLASS HULLS and SHIP NAMESDD-445 Fletcher DD-511 Foote DD-551 David W. Taylor DD-584 Halligan DD-662 BennionDD-446 Radford DD-512 Spence DD-552 Evans DD-585 Haraden DD-663 Heywood L. EdwardsDD-447 Jenkins DD-513 Terry DD-553 John D. Henley DD-586 Newcomb DD-664 Richard P. LearyDD-448 La Vallette DD-514 Thatcher DD-554 Franks DD-587 Bell DD-665 BryantDD-449 Nicholas DD-515 Anthony DD-555 Haggard DD-588 Burns DD-666 BlackDD-450 O'Bannon DD-516 Wadsworth DD-556 Hailey DD-589 Izard DD-667 ChaunceyDD-451 Chevalier DD-517 Walker DD-557 Johnston DD-590 Paul Hamilton DD-668 Clarence K. BronsonDD-465 Saufley DD-518 Brownson DD-558 Laws DD-591 Twiggs DD-669 CottenDD-466 Waller DD-519 Daly DD-559 Longshaw DD-592 Howorth DD-670 DortchDD-467 Strong DD-520 Isherwood DD-560 Morrison DD-593 Killen DD-671 GatlingDD-468 Taylor DD-521 Kimberly DD-561 Prichett DD-594 Hart DD-672 HealyDD-692 to DD-781 Allen M. Sumner Class Destroyers - 1944Listing of all Allen M. Sumner Class hulls and ship namesDD-692 Allen M. Sumner DD-707 Soley DD-734 Purdy DD-760 John W. Thomason DD-693 Moale DD-708 Harlan R. Dickson DD-741 Drexler DD-761 BuckDD-694 Ingraham DD-709 Hugh Purvis DD-744 Blue DD-762 HenleyDD-695 Cooper DD-722 Barton DD-745 Brush DD-770 LowryDD-696 English DD-723 Walke DD-746 Taussig DD-774 Hugh W. Hadley DD-697 Charles S. Sperry DD-724 Laffey DD-747 Samuel N. Moore DD-775 Willard Keith DD-698 Ault DD-725 O'Brien DD-748 Harry E. Hubbard DD-776 James C. OwensDD-699 Waldron DD-726 Meredith DD-752 Alfred ACunninghamDD-777 ZellarsDD-700 Haynsworth DD-727 De Haven DD-753 John R. Pierce DD-778 MasseyDD-701 John W. Weeks DD-728 Mansfield DD-754 Frank E. Evans DD-779 Douglas H. Fox DD-702 Hank DD-729 Lyman K. Swenson DD-755 John A. Bole DD-780 StormesDD-703 Wallace L. Lind DD-730 Collett DD-756 Beatty DD-781 Robert K. HuntingtonDD-704 Borie DD-731 Maddox DD-757 Putnam DD-857 BristolDD-710 to DD-890 Gearing Class Destroyers - 1945Hull #NameDD-710GearingDD-711Eugene A. GreeneDD-712Gyatt (EDD)(DD-712 > DDG-712 > DDG-1) DD-713Kenneth D. BaileyDD-714William R. RushDD-715William M. WoodDD-716WiltsieMitscher DL 2 / DDG 35 – class我们从米切尔级也就是DD-927----D-930开贴，米切尔级共四艘分别是：DD927/DL 2 Mitscher 米切尔DD928/DL 3 John S. McCain约翰 S.麦凯恩DL 4 Willis A. Lee威利斯 A. 李DL 5 Wilkinson维肯森这级驱逐舰下水时被定为DD（驱逐舰），但因为吨位比二战中的佛莱彻、基林、艾伦•萨姆纳级，后来被重新更改为DL也就是驱逐舰领舰。