List of Wickes class destroyers

Wickes-class destroyers

Contents 1 Ships in class 1.1 USS Buchanan (HMS Campbeltown) 1.2 USS Wickes (HMS Montgomery) 1.3 USS Philip (HMS Lancaster) 1.4 USS Woolsey 1.5 USS Evans (HMS Mansfield) 1.6 USS Little 1.7 USS Kimberly 1.8 USS Sigourney (HMS Newport) 1.9 USS Gregory 1.10 USS Stringham 1.11 USS Dyer 1.12 USS Colhoun 1.13 USS Stevens 1.14 USS McKee 1.15 USS Robinson (HMS Newmarket) 1.16 USS Ringgold / HMS Newark 1.17 USS McKean 1.18 USS Harding 1.19 USS Gridley 1.20 USS Fairfax — HMS Richmond — Jivoochyi 1.21 USS Taylor 1.22 USS Bell 1.23 USS Stribling 1.24 USS Murray 1.25 USS Israel 1.26 USS Luce 1.27 USS Maury 1.28 USS Lansdale 1.29 USS Mahan 1.30 USS Schley 1.31 USS Champlin 1.32 USS Mugford 1.33 USS Chew 1.34 USS Hazelwood 1.35 USS Williams — HMCS St. Clair 1.36 USS Crane 1.37 USS Hart 1.38 USS Ingraham 1.39 USS Ludlow 1.40 USS Rathburne 1.41 USS Talbot 1.42 USS Waters 1.43 USS Dent 1.44 USS Dorsey 1.45 USS Lea 1.46 USS Lamberton 1.47 USS Radford 1.48 USS Montgomery 1.49 USS Breese 2 External links

Ships in class

USS Buchanan (HMS Campbeltown)

• Designation: Destroyer No. 131, DD-131.
• Builders:  United States (Bath Iron Works in Bath, Maine)
• Laid down: 29 June 1918
• Launched: 2 January 1919 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 20 January 1919 (List)
• Decommissioned: 9 September 1940 (List)
• Operator:  Royal Navy
• Commissioned: 9 September 1940 (List)
• Status: Deliberately destroyed in St Nazaire Raid 28 March 1942
• Operations: World War I and II convoy escort. Famed for destroying the Normandie Dry Dock gates at St Nazaire
• Victories:

USS Wickes (HMS Montgomery)

• Designation: Destroyer No. 75, DD-75, G95
• Builders:  United States (Bath Iron Works in Bath, Maine)
• Laid down: 26 June 1917
• Launched: 25 June 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 31 July 1918 (List)
• Decommissioned: 23 October 1940 (List)
• Operator:  Royal Navy
• Commissioned: 23 October 1940 (List)
• Decommissioned: 23 February 1944 (List)
• Status: Scrapped in the spring of 1945
• Operations: World War I and II convoy escort
• Victories:

USS Philip (HMS Lancaster)

• Designation: Destroyer No. 76, DD-76, G05
• Builders:  United States (Bath Iron Works in Bath, Maine)
• Laid down: 1 September 1917
• Launched: 25 July 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 24 August 1918 (List)
• Decommissioned: 23 October 1940 (List)
• Operator:  Royal Navy
• Commissioned: 23 October 1940 (List)
• Decommissioned: July 1945 (List)
• Status: Scrapped 1947
• Operations: World War I convoy escort, World War II minelayer and escort

USS Woolsey

• Designation: Destroyer No. 77, DD-77
• Builders:  United States (Bath Iron Works in Bath, Maine)
• Laid down: 1 November 1917
• Launched: 17 September 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 30 September 1918 (List)
• Status: Sunk in a collision 21 February 1921 (List)
• Operations: World War I convoy escort

USS Evans (HMS Mansfield)

• Designation: Destroyer No. 78, DD-78
• Builders:  United States (Bath Iron Works in Bath, Maine)
• Laid down: 28 December 1917
• Launched: 30 October 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 11 October 1918 (List)
• Decommissioned: 23 October 1940 (List)
• Operator:  Royal Navy,  Royal Norwegian Navy,  Royal Canadian Navy
• Commissioned: 23 October 1940 (List)
• Decommissioned: 22 June 1944 (List)
• Status: Scrapped 1945
• Operations: World War I patrol, World War II convoy escort, Norwegian coastal raids
• Victories:

USS Little

• Designation: Destroyer No. 79, DD-79, APD-4
• Builders:  United States (Fore River Shipbuilding in Quincy, Massachusetts)
• Laid down: 18 June 1917
• Launched: 11 November 1917 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 6 April 1918 (List)
• Status: Sunk by Japanese destroyers near Savo Island on 5 September 1942 (List)
• Operations: World War I patrol, World War II convoy escort, Norwegian coastal raids
• Modifications: Conversion to high-speed transport in 1940

USS Kimberly

• Designation: Destroyer No. 80, DD-80
• Builders:  United States (Fore River Shipbuilding in Quincy, Massachusetts)
• Laid down:
• Launched: 14 December 1917 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 26 April 1918 (List)
• Decommissioned: 30 June 1922 (List)
• Status: Scrapped
• Operations: World War I convoy escort

USS Sigourney (HMS Newport)

• Designation: Destroyer No. 81, DD-81
• Builders:  United States (Fore River Shipbuilding in Quincy, Massachusetts)
• Laid down: 25 August 1917
• Launched: 16 December 1917 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 15 May 1918 (List)
• Decommissioned: 26 November 1940 (List)
• Operator:  Royal Navy,  Royal Norwegian Navy
• Commissioned: 5 December 1940 (List)
• Decommissioned: January 1945 (List)
• Status: Scrapped 26 June 1947
• Operations: World War I convoy escort, World War II convoy escort and target ship

USS Gregory

• Designation: Destroyer No. 82, DD-82, APD-3
• Builders:  United States (Fore River Shipbuilding in Quincy, Massachusetts)
• Laid down: 25 August 1917
• Launched: 27 January 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 1 June 1918 (List)
• Status: Sunk near Guadalcanal 5 September 1942 (List)
• Operations: World War I convoy escort, World War II fast transport

USS Stringham

• Designation: Destroyer No. 83, DD-83, APD-6
• Builders:  United States (Fore River Shipbuilding in Quincy, Massachusetts)
• Laid down: 19 September 1917
• Launched: 30 March 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 2 July 1918 (List)
• Decommissioned: 9 November 1945 (List)
• Status: Scrapped March 1946
• Operations: World War I convoy escort, World War II fast transport

USS Dyer

• Designation: Destroyer No. 84, DD-84
• Builders:  United States (Fore River Shipbuilding in Quincy, Massachusetts)
• Laid down:
• Launched: 13 April 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 1 July 1918 (List)
• Decommissioned: 7 June 1922 (List)
• Status: Sold for scrap 8 September 1936
• Operations: World War I convoy escort, VIP transport

USS Colhoun

• Designation: Destroyer No. 85, DD-85, APD-2
• Builders:  United States (Fore River Shipbuilding in Quincy, Massachusetts)
• Laid down: 19 September 1917
• Launched: 21 February 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 13 June 1918 (List)
• Status: Sunk near Guadalcanal on 30 August 1942 (List)
• Operations: World War I convoy escort, Guadalcanal high speed transport

USS Stevens

• Designation: Destroyer No. 86, DD-86
• Builders:  United States (Fore River Shipbuilding in Quincy, Massachusetts)
• Laid down: 20 September 1917
• Launched: 13 January 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 24 May 1918 (List)
• Decommissioned: 19 June 1922 (List)
• Status: Sold for scrap 8 September 1936
• Operations: World War I convoy escort

USS McKee

• Designation: Destroyer No. 87, DD-87
• Builders:  United States (Union Iron Works in San Francisco, California)
• Laid down: 29 October 1917
• Launched: 23 March 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 7 September 1918 (List)
• Decommissioned: 16 June 1922 (List)
• Status: Sold for scrap 7 January 1936
• Operations: World War I convoy escort

USS Robinson (HMS Newmarket)

• Designation: Destroyer No. 88, DD-88
• Builders:  United States (Union Iron Works in San Francisco, California)
• Laid down: 31 October 1917
• Launched: 28 March 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 19 October 1918 (List)
• Decommissioned: 3 August 1922 (List)
• Operator:  Royal Navy (as HMS Newmarket)
• Commissioned: 5 December 1940 (List)
• Decommissioned:
• Status: Scrapped in September 1945
• Operations: World War I convoy escort, Transatlantic flight plane guard, World War II convoy escort and aircraft target ship

USS Ringgold / HMS Newark

• Designation: Destroyer No. 89, DD-89
• Builders:  United States (Union Iron Works in San Francisco, California)
• Laid down:
• Launched: 14 April 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 14 November 1918 (List)
• Decommissioned: 17 June 1922 (List)
• Operator:  Royal Navy (as HMS Newark)
• Commissioned: 26 November 1940 (List)
• Decommissioned:
• Status: Scrapped in 18 February 1947
• Operations: World War I convoy escort, World War II convoy escort and aircraft target ship
• Victories: Damaged one German submarine

USS McKean

• Designation: Destroyer No. 90, DD-90, APD-5
• Builders:  United States (Union Iron Works in San Francisco, California)
• Laid down: 12 February 1918
• Launched: 4 July 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 25 February 1919 (List)
• Status: Sunk near Bougainville on 17 November 1943 (List)
• Operations: World War I convoy escort, Guadalcanal high speed transport

USS Harding

• Designation: Destroyer No. 91, DD-91
• Builders:  United States (Union Iron Works in San Francisco, California)
• Laid down:
• Launched: 4 July 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 24 January 1919 (List)
• Decommissioned: 1 July 1922 (List)
• Status: Sold for scrap 8 September 1936
• Operations: World War I convoy escort

USS Gridley

• Designation: Destroyer No. 92, DD-92
• Builders:  United States (Union Iron Works in San Francisco, California)
• Laid down: 1 April 1918
• Launched: 4 July 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 8 March 1919 (List)
• Decommissioned: 22 June 1922 (List)
• Status: Sold for scrap 19 April 1939
• Operations: World War I convoy escort

USS Fairfax — HMS Richmond — Jivoochyi

• Designation: Destroyer No. 93, DD-93
• Builders:  United States (Mare Island Navy Yard in Vallejo, California)
• Laid down: 10 July 1917
• Launched: 15 December 1917 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy (as USS Fairfax)
• Commissioned: 6 April 1918 (List)
• Decommissioned: 26 November 1940 (List)
• Operator:  Royal Navy and  Royal Canadian Navy (as HMS Richmond)
• Commissioned: 5 December 1940 (List)
• Decommissioned: 16 July 1944 (List)
• Operator:  Soviet Navy (as Jivoochyi)
• Commissioned: 16 July 1944 (List)
• Status: Scrapped 1949
• Operations: World War I convoy escort, World War II Arctic and Atlantic convoy escort

USS Taylor

• Designation: Destroyer No. 94, DD-94, Damage Control Hulk No. 40
• Builders:  United States (Mare Island Navy Yard in Vallejo, California)
• Laid down: 15 October 1917
• Launched: 14 February 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 1 June 1918 (List)
• Decommissioned: 23 September 1938 (List)
• Status: Sold for scrap 8 August 1945
• Operations: World War I convoy escort, Special Service Squadron, World War II damage control hulk

USS Bell

• Designation: Destroyer No. 95, DD-95
• Builders:  United States (Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation in Quincy, Massachusetts)
• Laid down:
• Launched: 20 April 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 31 July 1918 (List)
• Decommissioned: 21 June 1922 (List)
• Status: Sold for scrap
• Operations: World War I escort

USS Stribling

• Designation: Destroyer No. 96, DD-96, DM-1
• Builders:  United States (Fore River Shipbuilding in Quincy, Massachusetts)
• Laid down:
• Launched: 29 May 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 16 August 1918 (List)
• Decommissioned: 26 June 1922 (List)
• Status: Sunk as a target
• Operations: World War I escort, conversion to a destroyer minelayer

USS Murray

• Designation: Destroyer No. 97, DD-97, DM-2
• Builders:  United States (Fore River Shipbuilding in Quincy, Massachusetts)
• Laid down: 22 December 1917
• Launched: 8 June 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 21 August 1918 (List)
• Decommissioned: 1 July 1922 (List)
• Status: Sold for scrap 29 September 1936
• Operations: World War I escort, conversion to a destroyer minelayer

USS Israel

• Designation: Destroyer No. 98, DD-98, DM-3
• Builders:  United States (Fore River Shipbuilding in Quincy, Massachusetts)
• Laid down:
• Launched: 22 June 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 13 September 1918 (List)
• Decommissioned: 7 July 1922 (List)
• Status: Sold for scrap 18 April 1939
• Operations: World War I escort, conversion to a destroyer minelayer

USS Luce

• Designation: Destroyer No. 99, DD-99, DM-4
• Builders:  United States (Fore River Shipbuilding in Quincy, Massachusetts)
• Laid down: 9 February 1918
• Launched: 29 June 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 11 September 1918 (List)
• Decommissioned: 31 January 1931 (List)
• Status: Sold for scrap 13 November 1936
• Operations: World War I Mediterranean escort, Food Commission patrol, conversion to a destroyer minelayer, Canal Zone Control Force

USS Maury

• Designation: Destroyer No. 100, DD-100, DM-5
• Builders:  United States (Fore River Shipbuilding in Quincy, Massachusetts)
• Laid down: 4 May 1918
• Launched: 4 July 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 23 September 1918 (List)
• Decommissioned: 19 March 1930 (List)
• Status: Sold for scrap 1 May 1934
• Operations: World War I Mediterranean patrol, conversion to a destroyer minelayer

USS Lansdale

• Designation: Destroyer No. 101, DD-101, DM-6
• Builders:  United States (Fore River Shipbuilding in Quincy, Massachusetts)
• Laid down: 20 April 1918
• Launched: 21 July 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 26 October 1918 (List)
• Decommissioned: 24 March 1931 (List)
• Status: Sold for scrap 28 December 1936
• Operations: World War I Atlantic and Mediterranean patrol, conversion to a destroyer minelayer

USS Mahan

• Designation: Destroyer No. 102, DD-102, DM-7
• Builders:  United States (Fore River Shipbuilding in Quincy, Massachusetts)
• Laid down: 4 May 1918
• Launched: 4 August 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 24 October 1918 (List)
• Decommissioned: 1 May 1930 (List)
• Status: Sold for scrap 22 October 1930
• Operations: World War I Caribbean patrol, conversion to a destroyer minelayer

USS Schley

• Designation: Destroyer No. 103, DD-103, APD-14
• Builders:  United States (Fore River Shipbuilding in Quincy, Massachusetts)
• Laid down: 29 October 1917
• Launched: 28 March 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 20 September 1918 (List)
• Decommissioned: 9 November 1945 (List)
• Status: Sold for scrap 1946
• Operations: World War I Mediterranean patrol, Attack on Pearl Harbor, World War II fast transport

USS Champlin

• Designation: Destroyer No. 104, DD-104
• Builders:  United States (Union Iron Works in San Francisco, California)
• Laid down:
• Launched: 7 April 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 11 November 1918 (List)
• Decommissioned: 7 June 1922 (List)
• Status: Sunk in trials 12 April 1936
• Operations: Training operations

USS Mugford

• Designation: Destroyer No. 105, DD-105
• Builders:  United States (Union Iron Works in San Francisco, California)
• Laid down: 20 December 1917
• Launched: 14 April 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 25 November 1918 (List)
• Decommissioned: 7 June 1922 (List)
• Status: Sold for scrap in 1936
• Operations: Peacetime operations

USS Chew

• Designation: Destroyer No. 106, DD-106
• Builders:  United States (Union Iron Works in San Francisco, California)
• Laid down:
• Launched: 26 May 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 12 December 1918 (List)
• Decommissioned: 10 October 1945 (List)
• Status: 4 October 1946 Sold
• Operations: Attack on Pearl Harbor, Pearl Harbor area patrol

USS Hazelwood

• Designation: Destroyer No. 107, DD-107
• Builders:  United States (Union Iron Works in San Francisco, California)
• Laid down: 24 December 1917
• Launched: 22 June 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 20 February 1919 (List)
• Decommissioned: 15 November 1930 (List)
• Status: Scrapped
• Operations: None

USS Williams — HMCS St. Clair

• Designation: Destroyer No. 108, DD-108, I-65
• Builders:  United States (Union Iron Works in San Francisco, California)
• Laid down: 25 March 1918
• Launched: 4 July 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 1 March 1919 (List)
• Decommissioned: 24 September 1940 (List)
• Operator:  Royal Canadian Navy
• Commissioned: 24 September 1940 (List)
• Decommissioned: August 1944 (List)
• Status: Scrapped 6 October 1946
• Operations: Neutrality Patrol, World War II Atlantic convoy escort, submarine depot ship, damage control hulk

USS Crane

• Designation: Destroyer No. 109, DD-109
• Builders:  United States (Union Iron Works in San Francisco, California)
• Laid down: 7 January 1918
• Launched: 4 July 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 18 April 1919 (List)
• Decommissioned: 14 November 1945 (List)
• Status: Sold for scrap 1 November 1946
• Operations: Neutrality Patrol, World War II US Pacific Coast patrol and training operations

USS Hart

• Designation: Destroyer No. 110, DD-110
• Builders:  United States (Union Iron Works in San Francisco, California)
• Laid down:
• Launched: 4 July 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 26 May 1919 (List)
• Decommissioned: 1 June 1931 (List)
• Status: Sold for scrap 25 February 1932
• Operations: Asiatic Fleet

USS Ingraham

• Designation: Destroyer No. 111, DD-111, DM-9
• Builders:  United States (Union Iron Works in San Francisco, California)
• Laid down:
• Launched: 4 July 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 15 May 1919 (List)
• Decommissioned: 29 June 1922 (List)
• Status: Sold for scrap
• Operations: Minelayer conversion

USS Ludlow

• Designation: Destroyer No. 112, DD-112, DM-10
• Builders:  United States (Union Iron Works in San Francisco, California)
• Laid down: 7 January 1918
• Launched: 9 June 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 23 December 1918 (List)
• Decommissioned: 24 May 1930 (List)
• Status: Sold for scrap 10 March 1931
• Operations: Minelayer conversion

USS Rathburne

• Designation: Destroyer No. 113, DD-113, APD-25
• Builders:  United States (William Cramp & Sons in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
• Laid down: 12 July 1917
• Launched: 17 December 1917 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 24 June 1918 (List)
• Decommissioned: 2 November 1945 (List)
• Status: Sold for scrap November 1946
• Operations: World War I convoy escort; Asiatic Fleet; World War II training ship and high speed transport
• Victories: 2 Japanese aircraft

USS Talbot

• Designation: Destroyer No. 114, DD-114, APD-7
• Builders:  United States (William Cramp and Sons in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
• Laid down: 12 July 1917
• Launched: 20 February 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 20 July 1918 (List)
• Decommissioned: 9 October 1945 (List)
• Status: Sold for scrap 30 January 1946
• Operations: World War II high speed transport

USS Waters

• Designation: Destroyer No. 115, DD-115, APD-8
• Builders:  United States (William Cramp and Sons in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
• Laid down: 26 July 1917
• Launched: 3 March 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 8 August 1918 (List)
• Decommissioned: 12 October 1945 (List)
• Status: Sold for scrap 10 May 1946
• Operations: World War I convoy escort, World War II high speed transport

USS Dent

• Designation: Destroyer No. 116, DD-116, APD-9
• Builders:  United States (William Cramp and Sons in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
• Laid down:
• Launched: 23 March 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 9 September 1918 (List)
• Decommissioned: 4 December 1945 (List)
• Status: Sold for scrap 13 June 1946
• Operations: World War I convoy escort, World War II high speed transport

USS Dorsey

• Designation: Destroyer No. 117, DD-117, DMS-1
• Builders:  United States (William Cramp and Sons in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
• Laid down:
• Launched: 9 April 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 16 September 1918 (List)
• Decommissioned: 8 December 1945 (List)
• Status: Grounded by a typhoon 9 October 1945 (List) and destroyed 1 January 1946
• Operations: World War I convoy escort, World War II high speed mine-sweeper

USS Lea

• Designation: Destroyer No. 118, DD-118
• Builders:  United States (William Cramp and Sons in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
• Laid down: 18 September 1918
• Launched: 29 April 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 2 October 1918 (List)
• Decommissioned: 20 July 1945 (List)
• Status: Sold for scrapping 30 November 1946
• Operations: World War II convoy escort and training ship

USS Lamberton

• Designation: Destroyer No. 119, DD-119, AG-21, DMS-2
• Builders:  United States (Newport News Shipbuilding Company in Newport News, Virginia)
• Laid down: 1 October 1917
• Launched: 30 March 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 22 August 1918 (List)
• Decommissioned: 13 December 1946 (List)
• Status: Sold for scrapping 9 May 1949
• Operations: Gunnery training, minesweeping, Aleutian Campaign

USS Radford

• Designation: Destroyer No. 120, DD-120, AG-22
• Builders:  United States (Newport News Shipbuilding Company in Newport News, Virginia)
• Laid down:
• Launched: 5 April 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 30 September 1918 (List)
• Decommissioned: 9 June 1922 (List)
• Status: Sunk in accordance with the London Treaty on 5 August 1936
• Operations: World War I convoy escort

USS Montgomery

• Designation: Destroyer No. 121, DD-121, DM-17
• Builders:  United States (Newport News Shipbuilding Company in Newport News, Virginia)
• Laid down:
• Launched: 23 March 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 26 July 1918 (List)
• Decommissioned: 23 April 1945 (List)
• Status: Sold for scrap 11 March 1946
• Operations: World War I convoy escort, World War II minelayer and patrols, Solomons, Aleutian, Kwajalein, Peleliu

USS Breese

• Designation: Destroyer No. 122, DD-122, DM-18
• Builders:  United States (Newport News Shipbuilding Company in Newport News, Virginia)
• Laid down:
• Launched: 11 May 1918 (List)
• Operator:  United States Navy
• Commissioned: 23 October 1918 (List)
• Decommissioned: 15 January 1946 (List)
• Status: Sold for scrap 16 May 1946
• Operations: World War I convoy escort, minelayer conversion, Attack on Pearl Harbor, Solomons, Leyte, Lingayen Gulf, Okinawa

A further 63 ships were built.

Hull no.	Ship name	Builder	Laid down	Launched	Commissioned	Fate	Service notes
DD-075	Wickes	Bath Iron Works	26 June 1917	25 June 1918	31 July 1918	Scrapped by UK, 1945	[1]
DD-076	Philip	Bath Iron Works	1 September 1917	25 July 1918	24 August 1918	Scrapped by UK, 1947	[2]
DD-077	Woolsey	Bath Iron Works	1 November 1917	17 September 1918	30 September 1918	Sunk following accident, 21 February 1921	[3]
DD-078	Evans	Bath Iron Works	28 December 1917	30 October 1918	11 November 1918	Scrapped by UK, 1945	[4]
DD-079	Little	Fore River Shipyard	18 June 1917	11 November 1917	6 April 1918	Sunk in battle, 5 September 1942	[5]
DD-080	Kimberly	Fore River Shipyard	21 June 1917	14 December 1917	26 April 1918	Scrapped by US, 20 April 1939	[6]
DD-081	Sigourney	Fore River Shipyard	25 August 1917	16 December 1917	15 May 1918	Scrapped by UK, 18 February 1947	[7]
DD-082	Gregory	Fore River Shipyard	25 August 1917	27 January 1918	1 June 1918	Sunk in battle, 5 September 1942	[8]
DD-083	Stringham	Fore River Shipyard	19 September 1917	30 March 1918	2 July 1918	Scrapped by US, March 1946	[9]
DD-084	Dyer	Fore River Shipyard	26 September 1917	13 April 1918	1 July 1918	Scrapped by US, 8 September 1936	[10]
DD-085	Colhoun	Fore River Shipyard	19 September 1917	21 February 1918	13 June 1918	Sunk in battle, 30 August 1942	[11]
DD-086	Stevens	Fore River Shipyard	20 September 1917	13 January 1918	24 May 1918	Sold for scrap, 8 September 1936	[12]
DD-087	McKee	Union Iron Works	29 October 1917	23 March 1918	7 September 1918	Scrapped by US, January 1936	[13]
DD-088	Robinson	Union Iron Works	31 October 1917	28 March 1918	19 October 1918	Scrapped by UK, September 1945	[14]
DD-089	Ringgold	Union Iron Works	20 October 1917	14 April 1918	14 November 1918	Scrapped by UK, 18 February 1947	[15]
DD-090	McKean	Union Iron Works	12 February 1918	4 July 1918	25 February 1919	Sunk in battle, 17 November 1943	[16]
DD-091	Harding	Union Iron Works	12 February 1918	4 July 1918	4 January 1919	Scrapped by US, 8 September 1936	[17]
DD-092	Gridley	Union Iron Works	1 April 1918	4 July 1918	8 March 1919	Scrapped by US, 19 April 1939	[18]
DD-093	Fairfax	Mare Island Navy Yard	10 July 1917	15 December 1917	6 April 1918	Scrapped by UK, 23 June 1949	[19]
DD-094	Taylor	Mare Island Navy Yard	15 October 1917	14 February 1918	1 June 1918	Scrapped by US, August 1945	[20]
DD-095	Bell	Fore River Shipyard	16 November 1917	20 April 1918	31 July 1918	Scrapped by US, 18 April 1939	[21]
DD-096	Stribling	Fore River Shipyard	14 December 1917	29 May 1918	16 August 1918	Sunk as target, January 1937	[22]
DD-097	Murray	Fore River Shipyard	22 December 1917	8 June 1918	21 August 1918	Scrapped by US, 29 September 1936	[23]
DD-098	Israel	Fore River Shipyard	26 January 1918	22 June 1918	13 September 1918	Scrapped by US, 18 April 1939	[24]
DD-099	Luce	Fore River Shipyard	9 February 1918	29 June 1918	11 September 1918	Scrapped by US, 13 November 1936	[25]
DD-100	Maury	Fore River Shipyard	4 May 1918	4 July 1918	23 September 1918	Scrapped by US, 1 May 1934	[26]
DD-101	Lansdale	Fore River Shipyard	20 April 1918	21 July 1918	26 October 1918	Scrapped by US, 28 December 1936	[27]
DD-102	Mahan	Fore River Shipyard	4 May 1918	4 August 1918	24 October 1918	Scrapped by US, 17 January 1931	[28]
DD-103	Schley	Union Iron Works	29 October 1917	28 March 1918	20 September 1918	Scrapped by US, 1946	[29]
DD-104	Champlin	Union Iron Works	31 October 1917	7 April 1918	11 November 1918	Sunk in tests, 12 April 1936	[30]
DD-105	Mugford	Union Iron Works	20 December 1917	14 April 1918	25 November 1918	Scrapped by US, 1936	[31]
DD-106	Chew	Union Iron Works	2 January 1918	26 May 1918	12 December 1918	Scrapped by US, 4 October 1946	[32]
DD-107	Hazelwood	Union Iron Works	24 December 1917	22 June 1918	20 February 1919	Scrapped by US, 14 April 1930	[33]
DD-108	Williams	Union Iron Works	25 March 1918	4 July 1918	1 March 1919	Scrapped by UK, 1946	[34]
DD-109	Crane	Union Iron Works	7 January 1918	4 July 1918	18 April 1919	Scrapped by US, 1 November 1946	[35]
DD-110	Hart	Union Iron Works	8 January 1918	4 July 1918	26 May 1919	Scrapped by US, 25 February 1932	[36]
DD-111	Ingraham	Union Iron Works	12 January 1918	4 July 1918	15 May 1919	Scrapped by US, 1936	[37]
DD-112	Ludlow	Union Iron Works	7 January 1918	9 June 1918	23 December 1918	Scrapped by US, 10 March 1931	[38]
DD-113	Rathburne	William Cramp and Sons	12 July 1917	27 December 1917	24 June 1918	Scrapped by US, November 1946	[39]
DD-114	Talbot	William Cramp and Sons	12 July 1917	20 February 1918	20 July 1918	Scrapped by US, 30 January 1946	[40]
DD-115	Waters	William Cramp and Sons	26 July 1917	3 March 1918	8 August 1918	Scrapped by US, 10 May 1946	[41]
DD-116	Dent	William Cramp and Sons	30 August 1917	23 March 1918	9 September 1918	Scrapped by US, 13 June 1946	[42]
DD-117	Dorsey	William Cramp and Sons	18 September 1917	9 April 1918	16 September 1918	Hulk was destroyed, 1 January 1946	[43]
DD-118	Lea	William Cramp and Sons	18 September 1917	29 April 1918	2 October 1918	Scrapped by US, 30 November 1946	[44]
DD-119	Lamberton	Newport News Shipbuilding	1 October 1917	30 March 1918	22 August 1918	Scrapped by US, 9 May 1947	[45]
DD-120	Radford	Newport News Shipbuilding	2 October 1917	5 April 1918	30 September 1918	Sunk as target, 5 August 1936	[46]
DD-121	Montgomery	Newport News Shipbuilding	2 October 1917	5 April 1918	30 September 1918	Scrapped by US, 11 March 1946	[47]
DD-122	Breese	Newport News Shipbuilding	10 November 1917	11 May 1918	23 October 1918	Scrapped by US, 16 May 1946	[48]
DD-123	Gamble	Newport News Shipbuilding	12 November 1917	11 May 1918	29 November 1918	Sunk by scuttling, 16 July 1945	[49]
DD-124	Ramsay	Newport News Shipbuilding	21 December 1917	8 June 1918	15 February 1919	Scrapped by US, 21 November 1946	[50]
DD-125	Tattnall	New York Shipbuilding	1 December 1917	5 September 1918	26 June 1919	Scrapped by US, 17 October 1946	[51]
DD-126	Badger	New York Shipbuilding	9 January 1918	24 August 1918	29 May 1919	Scrapped by US, 30 November 1945	[52]
DD-127	Twiggs	New York Shipbuilding	23 January 1918	28 September 1918	28 July 1919	Scrapped by UK, 26 July 1951	[53]
DD-128	Babbitt	New York Shipbuilding	19 February 1918	30 September 1918	24 October 1919	Scrapped by US, 5 June 1946	[54]
DD-129	DeLong	New York Shipbuilding	21 February 1918	29 October 1918	20 September 1919	Scrapped, 25 September 1922	[55]
DD-130	Jacob Jones	New York Shipbuilding	21 February 1918	20 November 1918	20 October 1919	Sunk in battle, 28 February 1942	[56]
DD-131	Buchanan	Bath Iron Works	29 June 1918	2 January 1919	20 January 1919	Destroyed during St. Nazaire Raid, 29 March 1942	[57]
DD-132	Aaron Ward	Bath Iron Works	11 August 1918	10 April 1919	21 April 1919	Scrapped by US, 1947	[58]
DD-133	Hale	Bath Iron Works	7 October 1918	29 May 1919	12 June 1919	Scrapped by UK, September 1944	[59]
DD-134	Crowninshield	Bath Iron Works	5 November 1918	24 July 1919	6 August 1919	Scrapped by UK, 23 June 1949	[60]
DD-135	Tillman	Charleston Navy Yard	29 July 1918	7 July 1918	10 April 1921	Scrapped by UK, 24 July 1945	[61]
DD-136	Boggs	Mare Island Navy Yard	15 November 1917	25 April 1918	23 September 1918	Scrapped by US, 27 November 1946	[62]
DD-137	Kilty	Mare Island Navy Yard	15 December 1917	25 April 1918	17 December 1918	Scrapped by US, 26 August 1946	[63]
DD-138	Kennison	Mare Island Navy Yard	14 February 1918	8 June 1918	2 April 1919	Scrapped by US, 18 November 1946	[64]
DD-139	Ward	Mare Island Navy Yard	15 May 1918	1 June 1918	24 July 1918	Sunk in battle, 7 December 1944	[65]
DD-140	Claxton	Mare Island Navy Yard	25 April 1918	14 January 1919	13 September 1919	Scrapped by UK, 26 June 1944	[66]
DD-141	Hamilton	Mare Island Navy Yard	8 June 1918	15 January 1919	7 November 1919	Scrapped by US, 21 November 1946	[67]
DD-142	Tarbell	William Cramp and Sons	31 December 1917	28 May 1918	27 November 1918	Scrapped by US, 30 November 1945	[68]
DD-143	Yarnall	William Cramp and Sons	12 February 1918	19 June 1918	29 November 1918	Scrapped by UK, 23 August 1952	[69]
DD-144	Upshur	William Cramp and Sons	19 February 1918	4 July 1918	23 December 1918	Scrapped by US, April 1948	[70]
DD-145	Greer	William Cramp and Sons	24 February 1918	1 August 1918	31 December 1918	Scrapped by US, 30 November 1945	[71]
DD-146	Elliot	William Cramp and Sons	23 February 1918	4 July 1918	25 January 1919	Scrapped by US, 29 January 1946	[72]
DD-147	Roper	William Cramp and Sons	19 March 1918	17 August 1918	15 February 1919	Scrapped by US, 31 March 1946	[73]
DD-148	Breckinridge	William Cramp and Sons	11 March 1918	17 August 1918	27 February 1919	Scrapped by US, 31 October 1946	[74]
DD-149	Barney	William Cramp and Sons	26 March 1918	5 September 1918	14 March 1919	Scrapped by US, 13 October 1946	[75]
DD-150	Blakeley	William Cramp and Sons	26 March 1918	19 September 1918	8 May 1919	Scrapped by US, 30 November 1945	[76]
DD-151	Biddle	William Cramp and Sons	22 April 1918	3 October 1918	22 April 1919	Scrapped by US, 3 December 1946	[77]
DD-152	Du Pont	William Cramp and Sons	2 May 1918	22 October 1918	30 April 1919	Scraped by US, 12 March 1947	[78]
DD-153	Bernadou	William Cramp and Sons	4 June 1918	7 November 1918	19 May 1919	Scrapped by US, 30 November 1945	[79]
DD-154	Ellis	William Cramp and Sons	8 July 1918	30 November 1918	7 June 1919	Scrapped by US, 17 July 1947	[80]
DD-155	Cole	William Cramp and Sons	25 June 1918	11 January 1919	19 June 1919	Scrapped by US, 6 October 1947	[81]
DD-156	J. Fred Talbott	William Cramp and Sons	8 July 1918	14 December 1918	30 June 1919	Scrapped by US, 22 December 1946	[82]
DD-157	Dickerson	New York Shipbuilding	25 May 1918	12 March 1919	3 September 1919	Sunk by scuttling following an attack, 4 April 1945	[83]
DD-158	Leary	New York Shipbuilding	6 March 1918	18 December 1918	5 December 1919	Sunk in battle, 24 December 1943	[84]
DD-159	Schenck	New York Shipbuilding	26 March 1918	23 April 1919	30 October 1919	Scrapped by US, 25 November 1946	[85]
DD-160	Herbert	New York Shipbuilding	9 April 1918	8 May 1919	21 November 1919	Scrapped by US, 23 May 1946	[86]
DD-161	Palmer	Fore River Shipyard	29 May 1918	18 August 1918	22 November 1918	Sunk in battle, 7 January 1945	[87]
DD-162	Thatcher	Fore River Shipyard	8 June 1918	31 August 1918	14 January 1919	Scrapped by UK, 1946	[88]
DD-163	Walker	Fore River Shipyard	19 June 1918	14 September 1918	31 January 1919	Sunk by scuttling, 28 December 1941	[89]
DD-164	Crosby	Fore River Shipyard	23 June 1918	28 September 1918	24 January 1919	Scrapped by US, 23 May 1946	[90]
DD-165	Meredith	Fore River Shipyard	26 June 1918	22 September 1918	29 January 1919	Scrapped by US, 29 September 1936	[91]
DD-166	Bush	Fore River Shipyard	4 July 1918	27 October 1918	19 February 1919	Scrapped by US, 8 September 1936	[92]
DD-167	Cowell	Fore River Shipyard	15 July 1918	23 November 1918	17 March 1919	Scrapped by UK, 28 February 1949	[93]
DD-168	Maddox	Fore River Shipyard	20 July 1918	27 October 1918	10 March 1919	Scrapped by UK, 16 September 1952	[94]
DD-169	Foote	Fore River Shipyard	7 August 1918	14 December 1918	21 March 1919	Scrapped by UK, 14 May 1949	[95]
DD-170	Kalk	Fore River Shipyard	4 March 1917	21 December 1918	29 March 1919	Scrapped by UK, 1945	[96]
DD-171	Burns	Union Iron Works	15 April 1918	4 July 1918	7 August 1919	Scrapped by US, 22 April 1932	[97]
DD-172	Anthony	Union Iron Works	18 April 1918	10 August 1918	19 June 1919	Sunk as target, 22 July 1937	[98]
DD-173	Sproston	Union Iron Works	20 April 1918	10 August 1918	12 July 1919	Sunk as a target, 20 July 1937	[99]
DD-174	Rizal	Union Iron Works	26 June 1918	21 September 1918	28 May 1919	Scrapped by US, 25 February 1932	[100]
DD-175	Mackenzie	Union Iron Works	4 July 1918	29 September 1919	25 July 1919	Scrapped by Canada, 4 June 1945	[101]
DD-176	Renshaw	Union Iron Works	8 May 1918	21 September 1918	31 July 1919	Scrapped by US, 29 September 1936	[102]
DD-177	O'Bannon	Union Iron Works	12 November 1918	28 February 1919	27 August 1919	Scrapped by US, 29 September 1936	[103]
DD-178	Hogan	Union Iron Works	25 November 1918	12 April 1919	1 October 1919	Sunk as target, 8 November 1945	[104]
DD-179	Howard	Union Iron Works	9 December 1918	26 April 1919	29 January 1920	Scrapped by US, 14 June 1946	[105]
DD-180	Stansbury	Union Iron Works	9 December 1918	16 May 1919	8 January 1920	Scrapped by US, 25 January 1947	[106]
DD-181	Hopewell	Newport News Shipbuilding	19 January 1918	8 June 1918	22 March 1919	Sunk in battle, 19 August 1941	[107]
DD-182	Thomas	Newport News Shipbuilding	23 March 1918	4 July 1918	25 April 1919	Scrapped by UK, 28 February 1949	[108]
DD-183	Haraden	Newport News Shipbuilding	30 March 1918	4 July 1918	7 June 1919	Scrapped by UK, August 1945	[109]
DD-184	Abbot	Newport News Shipbuilding	5 April 1918	4 July 1918	19 July 1919	Scrapped by UK, 1947	[110]
DD-185	Bagley	Newport News Shipbuilding	11 May 1918	19 October 1918	27 August 1919	Scrapped by UK, 1945	[111]

External links

• Wickes-class destroyers at Destroyer History Foundation
• The Pacific War: The U.S. Navy, page for Wickes class

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