Boston Navy Yard - Notable Ships Built at Boston Navy Yard

Notable Ships Built At Boston Navy Yard

  • 1934 — USS MacDonough (DD-351) - (Farragut class destroyer) 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) 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) Attack on Pearl Harbor - Battle of the Philippine Sea
  • 1935 — USS Conyngham (DD-371) - (Mahan class destroyer) Attack on Pearl Harbor - Battle of Midway - Battle of the Santa Cruz Islands - Operation Crossroads
  • 1936 — USS Mugford (DD-389) - (Benham class destroyer) Attack on Pearl Harbor
  • 1936 — USS Ralph Talbot (DD-390) - (Benham class destroyer) 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) Naval Battle of Casablanca - Operation Crossroads
  • 1938 — USS Trippe (DD-403) - (Benham class destroyer) Allied invasion of Sicily - Invasion of Salerno - Operation Crossroads
  • 1939 — USS O'Brien (DD-415) - (Sims class destroyer) Guadalcanal Campaign
  • 1939 — USS Walke (DD-416) - (Sims class destroyer) Naval Battle of Guadalcanal
  • 1939 — USS Madison (DD-425) - (Benson class destroyer) Battle of the Atlantic - Operation Dragoon
  • 1939 — USS Lansdale (DD-426) - (Benson class destroyer) Battle of the Atlantic
  • 1940 — USS Gwin (DD-433) - (Gleaves class destroyer) Doolittle Raid - Battle of Midway - Naval Battle of Guadalcanal - Battle of Kolombangara
  • 1940 — USS Meredith (DD-434) - (Gleaves class destroyer) Doolittle Raid
  • 1940 — USS Wilkes (DD-441) - (Gleaves class destroyer) Naval Battle of Casablanca
  • 1940 — USS Nicholson (DD-442) - (Gleaves class destroyer) invasion of Salerno - Battle for Leyte Gulf
  • 1941 — USS Forrest (DD-461) - (Gleaves class destroyer) Operation Torch - Normandy invasion - Operation Dragoon - Battle of Okinawa
  • 1941 — USS Fitch (DD-462) - (Gleaves class destroyer) Operation Torch - Normandy invasion - Operation Dragoon
  • 1941 — USS Cowie (DD-632) - (Gleaves class destroyer) Operation Torch - Allied invasion of Sicily
  • 1941 — USS Knight (DD-633) - (Gleaves class destroyer) Operation Torch - Allied invasion of Sicily - Allied invasion of Italy
  • 1941 — USS Doran (DD-634) - (Gleaves class destroyer) Operation Torch - Allied invasion of Sicily
  • 1941 — USS Earle (DD-635) - (Gleaves class destroyer) Allied invasion of Sicily
  • 1942 — USS Guest (DD-472) - (Fletcher class destroyer) Battle of the Philippine Sea - Battle of Iwo Jima - Battle of Okinawa
  • 1942 — USS Bennett (DD-473) - (Fletcher class destroyer) Battle of Iwo Jima - Battle of Okinawa
  • 1942 — USS Fullam (DD-474) - (Fletcher class destroyer) Battle of the Philippine Sea - Battle of Iwo Jima - Battle of Okinawa
  • 1942 — USS Hudson (DD-475) - (Fletcher class destroyer) Battle of the Philippine Sea - Battle of Iwo Jima - Battle of Okinawa
  • 1942 — USS Hutchins (DD-476) - (Fletcher class destroyer) Battle of Surigao Strait - Battle of Iwo Jima - Battle of Okinawa
  • 1942 — USS Charrette (DD-581) - (Fletcher class destroyer) Battle of the Philippine Sea - Battle for Leyte Gulf
  • 1942 — USS Conner (DD-582) - (Fletcher class destroyer) Battle of the Philippine Sea - Battle for Leyte Gulf
  • 1942 — USS Hall (DD-583) - (Fletcher class destroyer) Philippines campaign - Battle of Iwo Jima - Battle of Okinawa
  • 1943 — USS Halligan (DD-584) - (Fletcher class destroyer) Philippines campaign - Battle of Iwo Jima - Battle of Okinawa
  • 1943 — USS Haraden (DD-585) - (Fletcher class destroyer) Philippines campaign
  • 1943 — USS Newcomb (DD-586) - (Fletcher class destroyer) Battle of Surigao Strait - Battle of Iwo Jima - Battle of Okinawa
  • 1943 — USS Bennion (DD-662) - (Fletcher class destroyer) Battle of Leyte - Battle of Iwo Jima - Battle of Okinawa
  • 1943 — USS Heywood L. Edwards (DD-663) - (Fletcher class destroyer) Battle of Surigao Strait - Battle of Iwo Jima - Battle of Okinawa
  • 1943 — USS Richard P. Leary (DD-664) - (Fletcher class destroyer) Battle of Surigao Strait - Battle of Iwo Jima - Battle of Okinawa
  • 1942 — HMS Bayntun - (Captain class frigate) shared credit for sinking U-757, U-1279, U-989 & U-1278
  • 1942 — HMS Bazely - (Captain class frigate) shared credit for sinking U-648, U-600 & U-636
  • 1942 — HMS Berry - (Captain class frigate) Battle of the Atlantic
  • 1942 — HMS Blackwood - (Captain class frigate) shared credit for sinking U-648 & U-600
  • 1942 — USS Evarts (DE-5) - (Evarts class destroyer escort) Battle of the Atlantic
  • 1942 — USS Wyffels (DE-6) - (Evarts class destroyer escort) Battle of the Atlantic
  • 1943 — USS Griswold (DE-7) - (Evarts class destroyer escort) shared credit for sinking I-39 - Battle of Okinawa
  • 1943 — USS Steele (DE-8) - (Evarts class destroyer escort) Pacific Theater of Operations
  • 1943 — USS Carlson (DE-9) - (Evarts class destroyer escort) Battle of Okinawa
  • 1943 — USS Bebas (DE-10) - (Evarts class destroyer escort) Battle of Okinawa
  • 1943 — USS Crouter (DE-11) - (Evarts class destroyer escort) Battle of Okinawa
  • 1943 — HMS Burges - (Captain class frigate) shared credit for sinking U-1063
  • 1943 — USS Seid (DE-256) - (Evarts class destroyer escort) Battle of Okinawa
  • 1943 — USS Smartt (DE-257) - (Evarts class destroyer escort) Battle of the Atlantic
  • 1943 — USS Walter S. Brown (DE-258) - (Evarts class destroyer escort) Battle of the Atlantic
  • 1943 — USS William C. Miller (DE-259) - (Evarts class destroyer escort) shared credit for sinking Japanese submarine I-55 (1944)
  • 1943 — USS Cabana (DE-260) - (Evarts class destroyer escort) Pacific Theater of Operations
  • 1943 — USS Dionne (DE-261) - (Evarts class destroyer escort) Pacific Theater of Operations
  • 1943 — USS Canfield (DE-262) - (Evarts class destroyer escort) Pacific Theater of Operations
  • 1943 — USS Deede (DE-263) - (Evarts class destroyer escort) Pacific Theater of Operations
  • 1943 — USS Elden (DE-264) - (Evarts class destroyer escort) Pacific Theater of Operations
  • 1943 — USS Cloues (DE-265) - (Evarts class destroyer escort) Battle of Okinawa
  • 1943 — HMS Capel - (Captain class frigate) Battle of the Atlantic
  • 1943 — HMS Cooke - (Captain class frigate) shared credit for sinking U-988 & U-214
  • 1943 — HMS Dacres - (Captain class frigate) Normandy Invasion
  • 1943 — HMS Domett - (Captain class frigate) shared credit for sinking U-988
  • 1943 — HMS Foley - (Captain class frigate) shared credit for sinking U-538
  • 1943 — HMS Garlies - (Captain class frigate) shared credit for sinking U-358
  • 1943 — HMS Gould - (Captain class frigate) shared credit for sinking U-91 & U-358
  • 1943 — HMS Grindall - (Captain class frigate) Battle of the Atlantic
  • 1943 — HMS Gardiner - (Captain class frigate) Battle of the Atlantic
  • 1943 — HMS Goodall - (Captain class frigate) Battle of the Atlantic
  • 1943 — HMS Goodson - (Captain class frigate) Battle of the Atlantic
  • 1943 — HMS Gore - (Captain class frigate) shared credit for sinking U-91 & U-358
  • 1943 — HMS Keats - (Captain class frigate) shared credit for sinking U-1172 & U-285
  • 1943 — HMS Kempthorne - (Captain class frigate) Battle of the Atlantic
  • 1943 — HMS Kingsmill - (Captain class frigate) Normandy Invasion
  • 1943 — HMS Lawford - (Captain class frigate) Normandy Invasion
  • 1943 — HMS Louis - (Captain class frigate) shared credit for sinking U-445
  • 1943 — HMS Lawson - (Captain class frigate) Battle of the Atlantic
  • 1943 — HMS Pasley - (Captain class frigate) Battle of the Atlantic
  • 1943 — HMS Loring - (Captain class frigate) Battle of the Atlantic
  • 1943 — HMS Hoste - (Captain class frigate) Battle of the Atlantic
  • 1943 — HMS Moorsom - (Captain class frigate) Battle of the Atlantic
  • 1943 — HMS Manners - (Captain class frigate) shared credit for sinking U-1051
  • 1943 — HMS Mounsey - (Captain class frigate) Battle of the Atlantic
  • 1943 — HMS Inglis - (Captain class frigate) Battle of the Atlantic
  • 1943 — HMS Inman - (Captain class frigate) Battle of the Atlantic
  • 1943 — USS O'Toole (DE-527) - (Evarts class destroyer escort) Battle of the Atlantic
  • 1943 — USS John J. Powers (DE-528) - (Evarts class destroyer escort) Battle of the Atlantic
  • 1943 — USS Mason (DE-529) - (Evarts class destroyer escort) Battle of the Atlantic
  • 1943 — USS John M. Bermingham (DE-530) - (Evarts class destroyer escort) Battle of the Atlantic
  • 1943 — USS Edward H. Allen (DE-531) - (John C. Butler class destroyer escort) rescued crew of the SS Andrea Doria
  • 1943 — USS Tweedy (DE-532) - (John C. Butler class destroyer escort)
  • 1943 — USS Howard F. Clark (DE-533) - (John C. Butler class destroyer escort) Battle for Leyte Gulf - Battle of Okinawa
  • 1943 — USS Silverstein (DE-534) - (John C. Butler class destroyer escort) Pacific Theater of Operations - Korean War
  • 1943 — USS Lewis (DE-535) - (John C. Butler class destroyer escort) Pacific Theater of Operations
  • 1943 — USS Bivin (DE-536) - (John C. Butler class destroyer escort) Pacific Theater of Operations
  • 1943 — USS Rizzi (DE-537) - (John C. Butler class destroyer escort)
  • 1943 — USS Osberg (DE-538) - (John C. Butler class destroyer escort)
  • 1945 — USS Donner (LSD-20) - (Casa Grande class dock landing ship) Mercury-Redstone 2 recovery
  • 1945 — USS Fort Mandan (LSD-21) - (Casa Grande class dock landing ship)
  • 1945 — USS Tortuga (LSD-26) - (Casa Grande class dock landing ship) Korean War - Vietnam War
  • 1945 — USS Whetstone (LSD-27) - (Casa Grande class dock landing ship) Korean War - Vietnam War
  • 1955 — USS Wagner (DER-539) - (John C. Butler class destroyer escort)
  • 1955 — USS Vandivier (DER-540) - (John C. Butler class destroyer escort)

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