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ARA Spiro (F-12)

BNS Wielingen (F 910)

FNS Amiral Charnet

FNS Jean De Vienne (D 643)

FNS Latouche Treville (D 646)

FNS Marne (A-631)

HMAS Adelaide (FFG 01)

HMAS Brisbane (DDG 41)

HMAS Perth (DDG 38)

HMAS Success (AOR 304)

HMAS Sydney (FFG-47)

HMCS Koottenay (F 258)

HMCS MacKenzie (DDE 261)

HMCS Provider (AOR 508)

HMCS Qu’Appelle (DDE 264)

HMCS Saskatchewan (DDE 262)

HMCS Terra Nova (D 259)

HMS Alacrity (F 174)

HMS Avenger (F 185)

HMS Birmingham (D 86)

HMS Cardiff (D 108)

HMS Gloucester (D 96)

HMS London (F 95)

HMS Manchester (D 95)

HMS Rothesay (F 107)

HNLMS Jacob Van Heemskerck
(FFM-812 )

HNLMS Philips Van Almonde (F-823)

HNLMS Pieter Florisz (F-826)

HNLMS Witte De With (F-813)

ITS Lupo (F 564)

JDS Amagiri (DD 154)

JDS Amatsukaze (DD 163)

JDS Asagumo (DDK 115)

JDS Asakaze (DD 169)

JDS Hamayuki (DD 126)

JDS Haruna (DDH 141)

JDS Hatsuyuki (DD 122)

JDS Isoyuki (DD 127)

JDS Kuruma (DDH 144)

JDS Makigumo (DDK 114)

JDS Minegumo (DD 116)

JDS Mineyuki (DD 124)

JDS Mochizuki (DD 166)

JDS Murakumo (DD 118)

JDS Nagatsuki (DD 167)

JDS Sawakaze (DD 170)

JDS Sawayuki (DD 125)

JDS Shirane (DDH 143)

JDS Shirayuki (DD 123)

JDS Yamagumo (DDK 113)

M/V Baugh

M/V Bonnyman

M/V Courier

M/V Cpl. Louis J Hauge
(T-AK 3000)

M/V Falcon Champion

M/V New York Sun

M/V Pfc. James Anderson

M/V Pvt. Harry Fisher (T-AK 3001)

M/V Ranger

M/V Rover

M/V Star Oregon

MSTS Barbara Jane

RFA Brambleleaf (A 81)

RMN 160

RMN 161

RMN 25

ROKS Chin Ju (PCC-763)

ROKS Chom Buk (DD-916)

ROKS Dae Gu (DD-917)

ROKS Inchon (DD-918)

ROKS Kwang Ju (DD-921)

ROKS Puchon (PCC-773)

ROKS Tonghae (PCC-751)

ROKS Won Ju (PCC-768)

ROKS Yosu (PCC-965)

SS Cove Tide

SS Overseas Alice

SS Overseas Valdez

SS Spirit of Liberty

BNS Belgian Navy

FNS French Navy

HMAS Australian Navy

HMCS Canadian Navy

HMS Royal Navy - Britain

HNLMS Dutch Navy

ITS Italian Navy

JDS Japanese Maritime Self Defense Force 

MV Motor Vessel

RFA Royal Fleet Auxiliaries

RMN Royal Malaysian Navy

ROKS Republic of Korea Ship

SS Steam Ship

Footnotes

• Some USN ships referred to by changed hull prefixes, ie: CVA’s became CV’s, DE’s became FF’s, some DLG’s became CG’s, a few listed here became DDG’s.

• Note the difference in the use of the tack (dash). USN is between the type (AO) and hull number (AO-145). MSC usage is to have it between the T (MSC) and the type (AO) and not between the hull number (T-AO 145). Most other navy’s of the world don’t use it between the type and hull number (D 259). It comes down to where their tradition comes from; European or US, etc.

• Consol tankers (commercial charter) are referred to as SS (steamship) or M/V (motor vessel ie. diesel). Some may have prepo behind the name which indicates a prepositioned vessel, usually a roll-on/roll-off type with military vehicles in some lovely place such as Diego Garcia waiting the call to go someplace sandy and meet a bunch of Marines recently flown in. They usually have a rank/rate in front of the name.

• MSTS was a charter vessel to what became MSC in 1970