List of patrol vessels of the United States Navy

This is a list of patrol vessels of the United States Navy.

Patrol craft coastal (PC)

The original PC hull number sequence ended in 1964, and was then restarted with '1' for this class.

''Cyclone''-class

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Hovercraft

Patrol air cushion vehicle (PACV)

The Navy used 3 Patrol Air Cushion Vehicle hovercraft in Vietnam.

Hydrofoil vessels

Patrol craft hydrofoil (PCH)

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Patrol gunboat hydrofoil (PGH)

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Patrol missile hydrofoil (PHM)

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Patrol boat, river (PBR)

The Patrol Boat, River was acquired for the Vietnam War: 718 of these 31/32-foot long boats were purchased with a peak of 250 used in Vietnam.

Patrol craft (PC)

* , ex-SP-104, later PYc-46
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* , later PYc-48
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* , later PYc-49
* , later PY-18
* , later PYc-50
* , later PYc-51
* , later YP-105
* , later YP-77

The following submarine chasers were 173/174 feet long and used the PC designation. The large missing sections of these numbers for the most part come from the sharing of the same number sequence with the 110-foot submarine chasers that used the SC designation and the 134-foot patrol craft sweepers that used the PCS designation. This number sequence would end in 1964, and then restart with '1' for the ''Cyclone''-class costal patrol craft.

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* USS ''Paragould'' (PC-465)
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* USS ''Antigo'' (PC-470)
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''497-507, 511 to 522, and 524-539 were used by SC submarine chasers''

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* to Republic of Korea as ''Kum Gang San'' (PC-702)
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* USS ''Worthington'' (PC-1137), later PCC-1137
* USS ''Lapeer'' (PC-1138)
* USS ''Glenwood'' (PC-1140)
* USS ''Pierre'' (PC-1141)
* USS ''Hanford'' (PC-1142)
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* USS ''Morris'' (PC-1179)
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* to France as ''Sabre'' (W11)
* to France as ''Pique'' (W13)
* to France as ''Cimeterre'' (W12)
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''1376 to 1465 used by PCS patrol minesweepers, a few did hold the PC designation at times''
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* USS ''PC-1465'', later PCS-1465

The ''Adroit''-class was a group of ''PC-461''-class submarine chasers completed as minesweepers (AM-82 through AM-99). However, they were considered unsatisfactory in this role, and were all eventually converted back into submarine chasers.

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* PC-1566, later PGM-30
* PC-1567, later PGM-31
* PC-1568, later PGM-32
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* to France as ''Le Fougueux'' (P641)
* to France as ''L'Opiniatre'' (P642)
* to France as ''L'Agile'' (P643)
* to Portugal as ''Maio'' (P587)
* to Portugal as ''Porto Santo'' (P 588)
* to Yugoslavia as ''Udarnik'' (PBR 51)
* to Ethiopia as '' Zerai Deres'', then to Italy as ''Vedetta F597''
* to Portugal as ''Sao Nicolus'' (P 589)
* to France as ''P-7''
* to Italy as ''Albatros'' (F 543)
* to Italy as ''Alcione'' (F 544)
* to Italy as ''Airone'' (F 545)
* to Denmark as ''Bellona'' (F 344)
* to Denmark as ''Diana'' (F 345)
* to Denmark as ''Flora'' (F 346)
* to Denmark as ''Triton'' (F 347)
* to Italy as ''Aquila'' (F 542)
* to Portugal as ''Brava'' (P 590)
* to Portugal as ''Fogo'' (P 591)
* to Portugal as ''Boavista'' (P 592)
* to Turkey as ''Sultanhisar'' (P 111)
* to Turkey as ''Demirhisar'' (P 112)
* to Turkey as ''Yarhisar'' (P 113)
* to Turkey as ''Akhisar'' (P 114)
* to Turkey as ''Sivrihisar'' (P 115)
* to Turkey as ''Kochisar'' (P 116)
* built in Denmark as ''Peder Skram'' (F 352)
* built in Denmark as ''Herluf Trolle'' (F 353)
* built in Chile as ''Papudo'' (P 37)
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Patrol craft, control (PCC)

Thirty-five submarine chasers (PC) were converted into amphibious landing control vessels during World War II and reclassified as Patrol Craft, Control after the war.

Patrol craft escort, and patrol craft escort rescue (PCE, PCER)

PCE-827 to PCE-841

* to UK as HMS ''Kilbernie'' (BEC 1)
* to UK as HMS ''Kilbride'' (BEC 2)
* to UK as HMS ''Kilchatten'' (BEC 3)
* to UK as HMS ''Kilchrenan'' (BEC 4)
* to UK as HMS ''Kildary'' (BEC 5)
* to UK as HMS ''Kildwick'' (BEC 6)
* to UK as HMS ''Kilham'' (BEC 7)
* to UK as HMS ''Kilkenzie'' (BEC 8)
* to UK as HMS ''Kilhampton'' (BEC 9)
* to UK as HMS ''Kilmacolm'' (BEC 10)
* to UK as HMS ''Kilmarnok'' (BEC 11)
* to UK as HMS ''Kilmartin'' (BEC 12)
* to UK as HMS ''Kilmelford'' (BEC 13)
* to UK as HMS ''Kilmington'' (BEC 14)
* to UK as HMS ''Kilmore'' (BEC 15)

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* USS ''PCE-905'', later AM-232
* USS ''PCE-906'', later AM-233
* USS ''PCE-907'', later AM-363
* USS ''PCE-908'', later AM-235
* USS ''PCE-909'', later AM-236
* ''PCE-910'' cancelled June 6, 1944
* USS ''PCE-911'', later AM-351
* USS ''PCE-912'', later AM-352
* USS ''PCE-913'', later AM-353
* USS ''PCE-914'', later AM-354
* USS ''PCE-915'', later AM-355
* USS ''PCE-916'', later AM-356
* USS ''PCE-917'', later AM-357
* USS ''PCE-918'', later AM-358
* USS ''PCE-919'', later AM-359
* ''PCE-920'' to ''PCE-934'' canceled November 1, 1945
* ''PCE(R)-935'' to ''PCE(R)-946'' canceled
* ''PCE-947'' to ''PCE-960'' canceled

PCE-1604 to PCE-1609

* to Netherlands as ''Fret'' (F 818)
* to Netherlands as ''Hermelijn'' (F 819)
* to Netherlands as ''Vos'' (F 820)
* to Netherlands as ''Wolf'' (F 817)
* to Netherlands as ''Panter'' (F 821)
* to Netherlands as ''Jaguar'' (F 822)

Patrol craft fast (PCF)

The Patrol Craft Fast, also known as the Swift Boats, were acquired for the Vietnam War; 193 of these 50 foot boats were purchased.

Patrol craft sweeper (PCS)

At least 90 134-foot hulls were completed as patrol craft. These were judged to not be successful, and many were converted to sonar school ships or back to minesweepers.

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* , later ''YMS-446''
* , later ''YMS-447''
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* , later ''YMS-449''
* , sonar school ship, later ''YMS-450''
* , ex-AMS-59, sonar school ship
* , ex-''YMS-452'', sonar school ship
* , later ''PCSC-1402''
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* , later ''YMS-454''
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* , later ''YMS-456''
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Patrol craft sweeper, control (PCSC)

Thirteen patrol craft sweepers (PCS) were converted into amphibious landing control vessels during World War II and reclassified as Patrol Craft Sweeper, Control.

Patrol escort (PE)

Of 112 Eagle class patrol craft planned 60 of these World War I era ships were completed, being given numbers from 1 to 60. Only three were commissioned prior to the Armistice which ended World War I and only eight saw service in World War II of which ''PE-56'' was sunk by a U-boat.

PE-61 through PE-112 were cancelled on November 30, 1918.
PE-5, PE-15, PE-25, PE-45, PE-65, PE-75, PE-86, PE-95, PE-105, and PE-112 were allotted for transfer to Italy, though this plan was cancelled and none were ever delivered.

Patrol frigate (PF)

* ex-PG-101
* ex-PG-102

Tacoma-class frigates

* ex-PG-111
* ex-PG-112
* ex-PG-113
* ex-PG-114
* ex-PG-115
* ex-PG-116
* ex-PG-117
* ex-PG-118
* ex-PG-119
* ex-PG-120
* ex-PG-121
* ex-PG-122
* ex-PG-123
* ex-PG-124
* ex-PG-125
* ex-PG-126
* ex-PG-127
* ex-PG-128
* ex-PG-129
* ex-PG-130
* ex-PG-131
* ex-PG-132
* ex-PG-133
* ex-PG-134
* ex-PG-135
* ex-PG-136
* ex-PG-137
* ex-PG-138
* ex-PG-139
* ex-PG-140
* ex-, ex-PG-141
* ex-PG-142
* ex-PG-143
* ex-PG-144
* ex-PG-145
* ex-PG-146
* ex-PG-147
* ex-PG-148
* ex-PG-149
* ex-PG-150
* ex-PG-151
* ex-PG-152
* ex-PG-153
* ex-PG-154
* ex-PG-155
* ex-PG-156
* ex-PG-157
* ex-PG-158
* ex-PG-159
* ex-PG-160
* ex-PG-161
* ex-PG-162
* ex-PG-163
* ex-PG-164
* ex-PG-165
* ex-, ex-PG-166
* ex-PG-167
* ex-PG-168
* ex-PG-169
* ex-, ex-PG-170
* ex-, ex-PG-171
* ex-PG-172
* ex-PG-173
* ex-PG-174
* ex-PG-175
* ex-PG-176
* ex-PG-177
* ex-PG-178
* ex-PG-179
* ex-, ex-PG-180 to U.K. as
* ex-PG-181 to UK as
* ex-PG-182 to UK as
* ex-PG-183 to UK as
* ex-PG-184 to UK as
* ex-PG-185 to UK as
* ex-PG-186 to UK as
* ex-PG-187 to UK as
* ex-PG-188 to UK as
* ex-PG-189 to UK as
* ex-PG-190 to UK as
* ex-PG-191 to UK as
* ex-PG-192 to UK as
* ex-PG-193 to UK as
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* ex-PG-195 to UK as
* ex-PG-196 to UK as
* ex-PG-197 to UK as
* ex-PG-198 to UK as
* ex-Peyton to UK as
* ex-Prowse to UK as
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* ex-PG-203, Construction cancelled December 31, 1943
* ex-PG-204 Construction cancelled December 31, 1943
* ex- Contract cancelled January 11, 1944
* ex-PG-206 Construction cancelled December 31, 1943
* ex-PG-207
* ex-PG-208
* ex-PG-209
* ex-PG-210

* to Iran as ''Bayandor'' (F 25)
* to Iran as ''Naghdi'' (F 26)
* to Iran as ''Milanian'' (F 27)
* to Iran as ''Kahnamuie'' (F 28)
* to Thailand as ''Tapi'' (PF 5)
* to Thailand as ''Khirirat'' (PF 6)

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* ''PG-103'' to UK as
* ''PG-104'' to UK as
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* ''PG-106'' to UK as
* ''PG-107'' to UK as
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* , later PF-19
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* , later PF-22
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* , later PF-24
* , later PF-25
* , later PF-26
* , later PF-27
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* , later PF-34
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* , later PF-46
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* , later PF-49
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* , later PF-53
* , later PF-54
* , later PF-55
* , later PF-56
* , later PF-57
* , later PF-58
* , later PF-59
* , later PF-60
* , later PF-61
* , later PF-62
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* , later PF-67
* , later PF-68
* , later PF-69
* , later PF-70
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* , later PF-94
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* , later ; contract cancelled 11 January 1944
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* , later PF-99
* , later PF-100
* , later PF-101
* , later PF-102

Patrol motor gunboat (PGM)

* ex-SC-644
* ex-SC-757
* ex-SC-1035
* ex-SC-1053
* ex-SC-1056
* ex-SC-1071
* ex-SC-1072
* ex-SC-1366
* ex-PC-1548, wrecked by Typhoon Louise Okinawa October 1945, no fatalities
* ex-PC-805
* ex-PC-806
* ex-PC-1088
* ex-PC-1089
* ex-PC-1090
* ex-PC-1091
* ex-PC-1148
* ex-PC-1189
* ex-PC-1255, sunk by mine 7 April 1945, 13 killed or missing
* ex-PC-1550
* ex-PC-1551
* ex-PC-1552
* ex-PC-1553
* ex-PC-1554
* ex-PC-1555
* ex-PC-1556
* ex-PC-1557
* ex-PC-1558
* ex-PC-1559
* ex-PC-1565
* ex-PC-1566
* ex-PC-1567
* ex-PC-1568
* to the Philippines as ''Camarines'' (PG 48)
* to the Philippines as ''Sulu'' (PG 49)
* to the Philippines as ''La Union'' (PG 50)
* to the Philippines as ''Antique'' (PG 51)
* to the Philippines as ''Masbate'' (PG 52)
* to the Philippines as ''Mismamis Occidental'' (PG 53)
* to the Philippines as ''Agusan'' (G 61)
* to the Philippines as ''Catanduanes'' (G 62)
* to the Philippines as ''Romblon'' (G 63)
* to the Philippines as ''Palawan'' (G 64)
* to Burma as PGM-401
* to Burma as PGM-402
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* to Denmark as ''Najaden'' (P 534)
* to Denmark as ''Neptun'' (P 536)
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* to Burma as PGM-406
* to Ethiopia as PC-13
* to Ethiopia as PC-14
* to Indonesia as ''Bentang Silungkang'' (P 572)
* to Indonesia as ''Bentang Waitatiri'' (P 571)
* to Indonesia as ''Bentang Kalukuang'' (P 570)
* to Ethiopia as PC-15
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* to South Vietnam as ''May Rut'' (HQ 606)
* to South Vietnam as ''Nam Du'' (HQ 607)
* to South Vietnam as ''Hoa Lu'' (HQ 608)
* to South Vietnam as ''To Yen'' (HQ 609)
* to South Vietnam as ''Phu Du'' (HQ 600)
* to South Vietnam as ''Tien Moi'' (HQ 601)
* to South Vietnam as ''Minh Hoa'' (HQ 602)
* to South Vietnam as ''Kien Vang'' (HQ 603)
* to South Vietnam as ''Keo Ngua'' (HQ 604)
* to South Vietnam as ''Dienh Hai'' (HQ 610)
* to South Vietnam as ''Truong Sa'' (HQ 611)
* to Thailand as T-11
* to South Vietnam as ''Thai Binh'' (HQ 612)
* to South Vietnam as ''Thi Tu'' (HQ 613)
* to South Vietnam as ''Song Tu'' (HQ 614)
* to Ecuador as ''Quito'' (LC 71)
* to Ecuador as ''Guayaquil'' (LC 72)
* to the Dominican Republic as ''Betelgeuse'' (GC 102)
* to Peru as ''Rio Sama'' (PC 11)
* to Thailand as T-12
* to South Vietnam as ''Tat Sa'' (HQ 615)
* to South Vietnam as ''Phu Quoi'' (HQ 617)
* to South Vietnam as ''Hoang Sa'' (HQ 616)
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* to Brazil as ''Piratini'' (P 10)
* to Brazil as ''Piraja'' (P 11)
* to Peru as '' Rio Chira'' (PC 12)
* to Iran as ''Bahram'' (PGM 212)
* to Thailand as T-14
* to Thailand as T-15
* to Thailand as T-16
* to Thailand as T-17
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* to Brazil as ''Pampeio'' (P 12)
* to Brazil as ''Parati'' (P 13)
* to Brazil as ''Penedo'' (P 14)
* to Brazil as ''Poti'' (P 15)
* to Iran as ''Nahid'' (PGM 213)
* to Thailand as T-19
* to Thailand as T-20

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* , ex-PG-46, sunk by Japanese gunfire, Corregidor, 5 May 1942
* , ex-PG-47, scuttled 6 May 1942 in Manila Bay
* , ex-PG-48, scuttled 2 May 1942 in Manila Bay

Patrol torpedo boat (PT)

Patrol yacht (PY)

Patrol yacht, coastal (PYc)

Submarine chaser (SC)

These submarine chasers were 110 feet long and used the SC designation. The large missing sections of numbers in designation for the most part come from sharing the same number set as the other bigger 173 foot subchasers that used the PC designation.

SC-1 class (SC-1 to SC-448)

* List of ''SC-1''-class subchasers (''SC-1'' to ''SC-50'')
* List of ''SC-1''-class subchasers (''SC-51'' to ''SC-100'')
* List of ''SC-1''-class subchasers (''SC-101'' to ''SC-150'')
* List of ''SC-1''-class subchasers (''SC-151'' to ''SC-200'')
* List of ''SC-1''-class subchasers (''SC-201'' to ''SC-250'')
* List of ''SC-1''-class subchasers (''SC-251'' to ''SC-300'')
* List of ''SC-1''-class subchasers (''SC-301'' to ''SC-350)''
* List of ''SC-1''-class subchasers (''SC-351'' to ''SC-400'')

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These were British design Fairmile B motor launches built in Canada and loaned to US.

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World War I section patrol (SP) series

Civilian boats and ships were registered during World War I for potential use as section patrol (SP) craft and given "SP" identification numbers in the "ID/SP" numbering series.

Patrol Craft (YP)

See also

* List of current ships of the United States Navy
* List of US Navy ships sunk or damaged in action during World War II § Patrol ships

References

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