List of official vehicles of the President of the United States

This is a list of official vehicles of the President of the United States, past and present.

This list may be incomplete.

State cars

USS Despatch (1873? – 1891), the first presidential yacht; lost off Virginia in 1891^[1]
USS Dolphin (1897 – ?), used by William McKinley and later Theodore Roosevelt^[1]
USS Sylph (1902 – 1929)
USS Mayflower (1905? – 1929)
USS Sequoia (1933 – 1935 or 1936)
USS Potomac (1936 – 1945), for President Franklin D. Roosevelt
USS Williamsburg (1945 – 1953)
a yacht variously named^[2]:
- Lenore II. Harry S. Truman used it as a tender for the Williamsburg.
- Barbara Anne by Dwight D. Eisenhower. He retired the Williamsburg as a "symbol of needless luxury".
- Honey Fitz by John F. Kennedy; the name was retained by Lyndon B. Johnson.
- Patricia by Richard Nixon. It was sold in 1970 to a private individual.
United States Coast Guard cutter/yacht Manitou, chosen by Kennedy in 1961^[1] or 1962; sold in 1968 to the Harry Lundeburg School of Seamanship.^[3]

The following air traffic control callsigns designate aircraft transporting the President:

Air Force One
Marine One, the Presidential helicopter
Army One, usually a helicopter. The duty was shared with the United States Marine Corps until 1976, when the latter took on sole responsibility.
Navy One. This designation has been used only once, when in 2003 an S-3 Viking airplane flew then President George W. Bush to the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln.
Coast Guard One. This callsign has not yet been used, although Vice President Joe Biden did fly on Coast Guard Two in 2009.
Executive One, any civil aircraft carrying the President