List of ships built at the Boston Navy Yard
The following is a partial list of ships built at the Boston Navy Yard, also called the Charlestown Navy Yard and Boston Naval Shipyard. The year shown is the launch year.
- 1814: USS Independence (90-gun ship of the line)[1] War of 1812; Mexican–American War
- 1825: USS Boston (18-gun sloop of war)[2] Mexican–American War
- 1827: USS Warren (20-gun sloop of war)[3] Mexican–American War
- 1827: USS Falmouth (24-gun sloop of war)[4] Mexican–American War
- 1837: USS Cyane (22-gun sloop of war)[5] Mexican–American War; American Civil War
- 1839: USS Marion (16-gun sloop of war)[6] American Civil War
- 1842: USS Cumberland (50-gun frigate)[7] Mexican–American War; Battle of Hampton Roads
- 1844: USS Plymouth (22-gun sloop of war)[8] Perry Expedition
- 1848: USS Vermont (74-gun ship of the line)[9] American Civil War
- 1858: USS Hartford (22-gun sloop of war)[10] Battle of Forts Jackson and St. Philip; Battle of Mobile Bay
- 1859: USS Narragansett (5-gun sloop of war)[11] American Civil War
- 1861: USS Wachusett (10-gun sloop of war)[12] Peninsula Campaign; Bahia incident
- 1861: USS Housatonic (11-gun sloop of war)[13] Sinking of USS Housatonic
- 1861: USS Maratanza (side-wheel steam gunboat)[14] Peninsula Campaign; First Battle of Fort Fisher; Second Battle of Fort Fisher
- 1862: USS Canandaigua (6-gun sloop of war)[15] American Civil War
- 1862: USS Tioga (side-wheel steam gunboat)[16] American Civil War
- 1862: USS Genesee (side-wheel steam gunboat)[17] American Civil War
- 1863: USS Monadnock (monitor)[18] First Battle of Fort Fisher; Second Battle of Fort Fisher
- 1863: USS Pequot (gunboat)[19] First Battle of Fort Fisher; Second Battle of Fort Fisher
- 1863: USS Saco (gunboat)[20] American Civil War
- 1863: USS Winooski (side-wheel steam gunboat)[21]
- 1864: USS Ammonoosuc (frigate)[22]
- 1865: USS Guerriere (sloop of war)[23]
- 1866: USS Worcester (sloop of war)[24]
- 1867: USS Nantasket (sloop of war)[25]
- 1868: USS Alaska (sloop of war)[26] Battle of Ganghwa
- 1876: USS Vandalia (sloop of war)[27] 1889 Apia cyclone
- 1916: USS Bridge (Combat stores ship)[28] World War I; World War II
- 1919: USS Brazos (Fleet oiler)[29] World War II
- 1920: USS Neches (Fleet oiler)[30] World War II
- 1921: USS Pecos (Fleet oiler)[31] World War II
- 1934: USS MacDonough (DD-351) (Farragut-class destroyer)[32] Attack on Pearl Harbor; Battle of Savo Island; Battle of the Philippine Sea; Battle of Leyte Gulf
- 1935: USS Monaghan (DD-354) (Farragut-class destroyer)[32] Attack on Pearl Harbor; Battle of the Coral Sea; Battle of Midway; Battle of the Komandorski Islands; Battle of the Philippine Sea
- 1935: USS Case (DD-370) (Mahan-class destroyer)[33] Attack on Pearl Harbor; Battle of the Philippine Sea
- 1935: USS Conyngham (DD-371) (Mahan-class destroyer)[33] Attack on Pearl Harbor; Battle of Midway; Battle of the Santa Cruz Islands; Operation Crossroads
- 1936: USS Mugford (DD-389) (Benham-class destroyer)[34] Attack on Pearl Harbor
- 1936: USS Ralph Talbot (DD-390) (Benham-class destroyer)[34] Attack on Pearl Harbor; Battle of Savo Island; Battle of Kolombangara; Battle off Cape Engaño; Operation Crossroads
- 1938: USS Mayrant (DD-402) (Benham-class destroyer)[34] Naval Battle of Casablanca; Operation Crossroads
- 1938: USS Trippe (DD-403) (Benham-class destroyer)[34] Allied invasion of Sicily; Invasion of Salerno; Operation Crossroads
- 1939: USS O'Brien (DD-415) (Sims-class destroyer)[35] Guadalcanal Campaign
- 1939: USS Walke (DD-416) (Sims-class destroyer)[35] Naval Battle of Guadalcanal
- 1939: USS Madison (DD-425) (Benson-class destroyer)[35] Battle of the Atlantic; Operation Dragoon
- 1939: USS Lansdale (DD-426) (Benson-class destroyer)[35] Battle of the Atlantic
- 1940: USS Gwin (DD-433) (Gleaves-class destroyer)[36] Doolittle Raid; Battle of Midway; Naval Battle of Guadalcanal; Battle of Kolombangara
- 1940: USS Meredith (DD-434) (Gleaves-class destroyer)[36] Doolittle Raid
- 1940: USS Wilkes (DD-441) (Gleaves-class destroyer)[37] Naval Battle of Casablanca
- 1940: USS Nicholson (DD-442) (Gleaves-class destroyer)[37] invasion of Salerno; Battle for Leyte Gulf
- 1941: USS Forrest (DD-461) (Gleaves-class destroyer)[37] Operation Torch; Normandy invasion; Operation Dragoon; Battle of Okinawa
- 1941: USS Fitch (DD-462) (Gleaves-class destroyer)[37] Operation Torch; Normandy invasion; Operation Dragoon
- 1941: USS Cowie (DD-632) (Gleaves-class destroyer)[38] Operation Torch; Allied invasion of Sicily
- 1941: USS Knight (DD-633) (Gleaves-class destroyer)[38] Operation Torch; Allied invasion of Sicily; Allied invasion of Italy
- 1941: USS Doran (DD-634) (Gleaves-class destroyer)[38] Operation Torch; Allied invasion of Sicily
- 1941: USS Earle (DD-635) (Gleaves-class destroyer)[38] Allied invasion of Sicily
- 1942: USS Guest (DD-472) (Fletcher-class destroyer)[38] Battle of the Philippine Sea; Battle of Iwo Jima; Battle of Okinawa
- 1942: USS Bennett (DD-473) (Fletcher-class destroyer)[38] Battle of Iwo Jima; Battle of Okinawa
- 1942: USS Fullam (DD-474) (Fletcher-class destroyer)[38] Battle of the Philippine Sea; Battle of Iwo Jima; Battle of Okinawa
- 1942: USS Hudson (DD-475) (Fletcher-class destroyer)[38] Battle of the Philippine Sea; Battle of Iwo Jima; Battle of Okinawa
- 1942: USS Hutchins (DD-476) (Fletcher-class destroyer)[38] Battle of Surigao Strait; Battle of Iwo Jima; Battle of Okinawa
- 1942: USS Charrette (DD-581) (Fletcher-class destroyer)[39] Battle of the Philippine Sea; Battle for Leyte Gulf
- 1942: USS Conner (DD-582) (Fletcher-class destroyer)[39] Battle of the Philippine Sea; Battle for Leyte Gulf
- 1942: USS Hall (DD-583) (Fletcher-class destroyer)[39] Philippines campaign; Battle of Iwo Jima; Battle of Okinawa
- 1943: USS Halligan (DD-584) (Fletcher-class destroyer)[39] Philippines campaign; Battle of Iwo Jima; Battle of Okinawa
- 1943: USS Haraden (DD-585) (Fletcher-class destroyer)[39] Philippines campaign
- 1943: USS Newcomb (DD-586) (Fletcher-class destroyer)[39] Battle of Surigao Strait; Battle of Iwo Jima; Battle of Okinawa
- 1943: USS Bennion (DD-662) (Fletcher-class destroyer)[40] Battle of Leyte; Battle of Iwo Jima; Battle of Okinawa
- 1943: USS Heywood L. Edwards (DD-663) (Fletcher-class destroyer)[40] Battle of Surigao Strait; Battle of Iwo Jima; Battle of Okinawa
- 1943: USS Richard P. Leary (DD-664) (Fletcher-class destroyer)[40] Battle of Surigao Strait; Battle of Iwo Jima; Battle of Okinawa
- 1942: HMS Bayntun (Captain-class frigate)[41] shared credit for sinking U-757, U-1279, U-989 & U-1278
- 1942: HMS Bazely (Captain-class frigate)[41] shared credit for sinking U-648, U-600 & U-636
- 1942: HMS Berry (Captain-class frigate)[41] Battle of the Atlantic
- 1942: HMS Blackwood (Captain-class frigate)[41] shared credit for sinking U-648 & U-600
- 1942: USS Evarts (DE-5) (Evarts-class destroyer escort)[42] Battle of the Atlantic
- 1942: USS Wyffels (DE-6) (Evarts-class destroyer escort)[42] Battle of the Atlantic
- 1943: USS Griswold (DE-7) (Evarts-class destroyer escort)[42] shared credit for sinking I-39; Battle of Okinawa
- 1943: USS Steele (DE-8) (Evarts-class destroyer escort)[42] Pacific Theater of Operations
- 1943: USS Carlson (DE-9) (Evarts-class destroyer escort)[42] Battle of Okinawa
- 1943: USS Bebas (DE-10) (Evarts-class destroyer escort)[43] Battle of Okinawa
- 1943: USS Crouter (DE-11) (Evarts-class destroyer escort)[43] Battle of Okinawa
- 1943: HMS Burges (Captain-class frigate)[41] shared credit for sinking U-1063
- 1943: USS Seid (DE-256) (Evarts-class destroyer escort)[43] Battle of Okinawa
- 1943: USS Smartt (DE-257) (Evarts-class destroyer escort)[43] Battle of the Atlantic
- 1943: USS Walter S. Brown (DE-258) (Evarts-class destroyer escort)[43] Battle of the Atlantic
- 1943: USS William C. Miller (DE-259) (Evarts-class destroyer escort)[43] shared credit for sinking Japanese submarine I-55 (1944)
- 1943: USS Cabana (DE-260) (Evarts-class destroyer escort)[43] Pacific Theater of Operations
- 1943: USS Dionne (DE-261) (Evarts-class destroyer escort)[43] Pacific Theater of Operations
- 1943: USS Canfield (DE-262) (Evarts-class destroyer escort)[44] Pacific Theater of Operations
- 1943: USS Deede (DE-263) (Evarts-class destroyer escort)[44] Pacific Theater of Operations
- 1943: USS Elden (DE-264) (Evarts-class destroyer escort)[44] Pacific Theater of Operations
- 1943: USS Cloues (DE-265) (Evarts-class destroyer escort)[44] Battle of Okinawa
- 1943: HMS Capel (Captain-class frigate)[41] Battle of the Atlantic
- 1943: HMS Cooke (Captain-class frigate)[41] shared credit for sinking U-988 & U-214
- 1943: HMS Dacres (Captain-class frigate)[41] Normandy Invasion
- 1943: HMS Domett (Captain-class frigate)[41] shared credit for sinking U-988
- 1943: HMS Foley (Captain-class frigate)[41] shared credit for sinking U-538
- 1943: HMS Garlies (Captain-class frigate)[41] shared credit for sinking U-358
- 1943: HMS Gould (Captain-class frigate)[41] shared credit for sinking U-91 & U-358
- 1943: HMS Grindall (Captain-class frigate)[41] Battle of the Atlantic
- 1943: HMS Gardiner (Captain-class frigate)[41] Battle of the Atlantic
- 1943: HMS Goodall (Captain-class frigate)[41] Battle of the Atlantic
- 1943: HMS Goodson (Captain-class frigate)[41] Battle of the Atlantic
- 1943: HMS Gore (Captain-class frigate)[41] shared credit for sinking U-91 & U-358
- 1943: HMS Keats (Captain-class frigate)[41] shared credit for sinking U-1172 & U-285
- 1943: HMS Kempthorne (Captain-class frigate)[41] Battle of the Atlantic
- 1943: HMS Kingsmill (Captain-class frigate)[41] Normandy Invasion
- 1943: HMS Lawford (Captain-class frigate)[41] Normandy Invasion
- 1943: HMS Louis (Captain-class frigate)[41] shared credit for sinking U-445
- 1943: HMS Lawson (Captain-class frigate)[41] Battle of the Atlantic
- 1943: HMS Pasley (Captain-class frigate)[41] Battle of the Atlantic
- 1943: HMS Loring (Captain-class frigate)[41] Battle of the Atlantic
- 1943: HMS Hoste (Captain-class frigate)[41] Battle of the Atlantic
- 1943: HMS Moorsom (Captain-class frigate)[41] Battle of the Atlantic
- 1943: HMS Manners (Captain-class frigate)[41] shared credit for sinking U-1051
- 1943: HMS Mounsey (Captain-class frigate)[41] Battle of the Atlantic
- 1943: HMS Inglis (Captain-class frigate)[41] Battle of the Atlantic
- 1943: HMS Inman (Captain-class frigate)[41] Battle of the Atlantic
- 1943: USS O'Toole (DE-527) (Evarts-class destroyer escort)[44] Battle of the Atlantic
- 1943: USS John J. Powers (DE-528) (Evarts-class destroyer escort)[44] Battle of the Atlantic
- 1943: USS Mason (DE-529) (Evarts-class destroyer escort)[44] Battle of the Atlantic
- 1943: USS John M. Bermingham (DE-530) (Evarts-class destroyer escort)[44] Battle of the Atlantic
- 1943: USS Edward H. Allen (DE-531) (John C. Butler–class destroyer escort)[45] rescued crew of the SS Andrea Doria
- 1943: USS Tweedy (DE-532) (John C. Butler–class destroyer escort)[45]
- 1943: USS Howard F. Clark (DE-533) (John C. Butler–class destroyer escort)[45] Battle for Leyte Gulf; Battle of Okinawa
- 1943: USS Silverstein (DE-534) (John C. Butler–class destroyer escort)[45] Pacific Theater of Operations; Korean War
- 1943: USS Lewis (DE-535) (John C. Butler–class destroyer escort)[45] Pacific Theater of Operations
- 1943: USS Bivin (DE-536) (John C. Butler–class destroyer escort)[45] Pacific Theater of Operations
- 1943: USS Rizzi (DE-537) (John C. Butler–class destroyer escort)[45]
- 1943: USS Osberg (DE-538) (John C. Butler–class destroyer escort)[45]
- 1943: USS Wagner (DER-539) (John C. Butler–class destroyer escort)[45]
- 1943: USS Vandivier (DER-540) (John C. Butler–class destroyer escort)[45]
- 1944: USS Amberjack (SS-522) (Tench-class submarine)[46]
- 1944: USS Grampus (SS-523) (Tench-class submarine)[46]
- 1944: USS Pickerel (SS-524) (Tench-class submarine)[46]
- 1944: USS Grenadier (SS-525) (Tench-class submarine)[46]
- 1945: USS Donner (LSD-20) (Casa Grande-class dock landing ship)[47] Mercury-Redstone 2 recovery
- 1945: USS Fort Mandan (LSD-21) (Casa Grande-class dock landing ship)[47]
- 1945: USS Tortuga (LSD-26) (Casa Grande-class dock landing ship)[47] Korean War; Vietnam War
- 1945: USS Whetstone (LSD-27) (Casa Grande-class dock landing ship)[47] Korean War; Vietnam War
See also
References
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