Continental Navy
Congress authorized 3 Frigates of 18, 13 Frigates of 12 ( 5 of 32, 5 of 28 and 3 of 24)
Name | Class | Rate | Dates of Service | Fate |
---|---|---|---|---|
Alliance | Alliance-class | Frigate of 18 | 1778–1785 | abandoned near Philadelphia |
Bonhomme Richard | Massiac-class | 1779–1779 | sank after taking Serapis | |
Boston | Boston-class | 24 | 1777–1780 | captured by the British |
Bourbon | 28 | 1783 | never completed | |
Confederacy | Alliance-class | Frigate of 18 | 1778–1781 | captured by the British |
Congress (II) | 24 | 1776–1777 | never completed | |
Deane | 1778–1783 | |||
Delaware | 24 | 1776–1777 | captured by the British | |
Effingham | 28 | 1777 | never completed | |
Hancock | Hancock-class | 32 | 1776–1777 | captured by the British |
Montgomery | 28 | 1776–1777 | destroyed to prevent capture, Hudson River | |
Providence | Providence-class | 28 | 1776–1780 | captured by the British, Charleston, South Carolina |
Raleigh | Hancock-class | 32 | 1776–1778 | captured by the British, Matinicus Isle, Maine |
Randolph | Randolph-class | 32 | 1776–1778 | exploded in battle |
Serapis | Roebuck-class | 1779–? | transferred to the French | |
Trumbull | Providence-class | 28 | 1776–1781 | captured by the British |
Virginia | 28 | 1776–1778 | captured by the British | |
Warren | Randolph-class | 32 | 1776–1779 | destroyed to prevent capture, Penobscot Expedition |
Washington | Randolph-class | 32 | 1776–1777 | destroyed to prevent capture, Philadelphia |
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