User:Hungrydog55/sandbox/military/pacificfront/1945-99 List of IJN ship losses

Escort aircraft carriers (CVE)

USS Long Island

USS Long Island	Long Island class (1)
	Displacement:	13,499 long tons (13,716 t)
	Length:	492 ft (150 m)
	Aircraft capacity:	30
	Complement:	970
	Speed:	16.5 kn (19.0 mph; 30.6 km/h)

Name	Hull number	Laid down	Launched	Commis- sioned	Notes
Long Island	CVE-1	7 Jul 1939	11 Jan 1940	2 Jun 1941	Built as Mormacmail (I)

Bogue class

USS Bogue underway near Norfolk Navy Yard, 20 June 1943	Bogue class (11)
	Displacement:	13,980 long tons (14,200 t)
	Length (oa):	495.67 ft (151.08 m)
	Aircraft capacity:	19-24
	Complement:	890
	Speed:	18 kn (21 mph; 33 km/h)

Name	Hull number	Laid down	Launched	Commis- sioned	War loss	Notes
Bogue	CVE-9	1 Oct 1941	15 Jan 1942	26 Sep 1942		Built as Steel Advocate
Card	CVE-11	27 Oct 1941	27 Feb 1942	8 Nov 1942
Copahee	CVE-12	18 Jun 1941	21 Oct 1941	15 Jun 1942
Core	CVE-13	2 Jan 1942	15 May 1942	10 Dec 1942
Nassau	CVE-16	27 Nov 1941	4 Apr 1942	20 Aug 1942
Altamaha	CVE-18	19 Dec 1941	22 May 1942	15 Sep 1942
Barnes	CVE-20	19 Jan 1942	2 May 1942	20 Feb 1943
Block Island	CVE-21	19 Jan 1942	1 May 1942	8 Mar 1943	Torpedoed by U-549 off Canary Islands, 29 May 1944
Breton	CVE-23	25 Feb 1942	27 Jun 1942	12 Apr 1943
Croatan	CVE-25	15 Apr 1942	1 Aug 1942	28 Apr 1943
Prince William	CVE-31	18 May 1942	23 Aug 1942	9 Apr 1943		Last ship, first group of Bogue-class, sometimes referred to as Prince William-class

middling classes

Name	Hull number	Laid down	Launched	Commis- sioned	Notes
BAVG-4	Charger	19 Jan 1940	1 Mar 1941	2 Oct 1941	Built as Rio de la Plata Became HMS Charger (D27) Returned to USN, 4 Oct 1941 Redesignated USS Charger (CVE-30), 20 Aug 1942
Charger	CVE-30	Charger	19 Jan 1940	1 Mar 1941	3 Mar 1942	Same ship as "BAVG-4" and HMS Charger (D27)

Avenger class

HMS Avenger	Avenger class (5)
	Displacement:	13,499 long tons (13,716 t)
	Length:	492 ft (150 m)
	Aircraft capacity:	30
	Complement:	970
	Speed:	16.5 kn (19.0 mph; 30.6 km/h)

Name	Hull number	Laid down	Launched	Commis- sioned	War loss	Notes
Mormacland	BAVG-1	7 Jun 1939	14 Dec 1939	17 Nov 1941		Became HMS Archer (D78)
Rio Hudson	BAVG-2	28 Nov 1939	27 Nov 1940	2 Mar 1942	Sunk by U-155, 15 Nov 1942	Became HMS Avenger (D14)
Rio Parana	BAVG-3	28 Dec 1939	18 Dec 1940	6 May 1942		Became HMS Biter (D97)
Rio de Janeiro	BAVG-5	14 Mar 1940	12 Apr 1941	2 Jul 1942	Sunk by aviation fuel explosion, 27 Mar 1943	Became HMS Dasher (D37)
Mormacmail (II)	BAVG-6	3 Nov 1941	7 Mar 1942	31 Jan 1943		Became HMS Tracker (D24)

Attacker class

HMS Attacker	Attacker class ()
	Displacement:	14,400 long tons (14,600 t)
	Length:	496 ft (151 m)
	Aircraft capacity:	20
	Complement:	646
	Speed:	18 kn (21 mph; 33 km/h)

Name	Hull number	Laid down	Launched	Commis- sioned	Notes
Altamaha	CVE-6	15 Apr 1941	4 Apr 1942	31 Oct 1942	Built as Mormacmail (III) Became HMS Battler (D18)
Barnes	CVE-7	17 Apr 1941	27 Sep 1941	30 Sep 1942	Built as Steel Artisan Became HMS Attacker (D02)
Block Island	CVE-8	15 May 1941	22 May 1942	9 Jan 1943	Built as Mormacpenn Became HMS Hunter (D80)
Breton	CVE-10	28 Jun 1941	15 Feb 1943	9 Apr 1943	Built as Mormacgulf Became HMS Chaser (D32)
Croatan	CVE-14	5 Sep 1941	4 Apr 1942	20 Feb 1943	Became HMS Fencer (D64)
Hamlin	CVE-15	6 Oct 1941	5 Mar 1942	21 Dec 1942	Became HMS Stalker (D91)
St. George	CVE-17	31 Jul 1941	18 Jul 1942	14 Jun 1943	Became HMS Pursuer (D73)
Prince William	CVE-19	15 Dec 1941	7 May 1942	28 Apr 1943	Became HMS Striker (D12)
Unnamed	CVE-22	20 Feb 1942	20 Jun 1942	7 Apr 1943	Became HMS Searcher (D40)
Unnamed	CVE-24	11 Apr 1942	16 Jul 1942	25 Apr 1943	Became HMS Ravager (D70)

Sangamon class

USS Santee	Sangamon class (4)
	Displacement:	24,275 long tons (24,665 t)
	Length:	553 ft (169 m)
	Aircraft capacity:	25-32
	Complement:	860-1,080
	Speed:	18 kn (21 mph; 33 km/h)

Name	Hull number	Laid down	Launched	Commis- sioned	Notes
Sangamon	CVE-26	13 Mar 1939	4 Nov 1939	25 Aug 1942	Converted from Cimarron-class oiler
Suwannee	CVE-27	3 Jun 1938	4 Mar 1939	24 Sep 1942
Chenango	CVE-28	10 Jul 1938	1 Apr 1939	19 Sep 1942
Santee	CVE-29	31 May 1938	4 Mar 1939	24 Aug 1942

Ruler class

Built for Royal Navy

HMS Puncher	Ruler class (23)
	Displacement:	11,420 long tons (11,600 t)
	Length:	492.25 ft (150.04 m)
	Aircraft capacity:	24
	Complement:	646
	Speed:	17 kn (20 mph; 31 km/h)

Name	Hull number	Laid down	Launched	Commis- sioned	Notes
Chatham	CVE-32	25 May 1942	19 Sep 1942	11 Aug 1943	Became HMS Slinger (D26) First ship, second group of Bogue-class
Glacier	CVE-33	9 Jun 1942	7 Sep 1942	28 Oct 1943	Became HMS Atheling (D51)
Pybus	CVE-34	23 Jun 1942	7 Oct 1942	6 Aug 1943	Became HMS Emperor (D98)
Baffins	CVE-35	18 Jul 1942	18 Oct 1942	20 Jul 1943	Became HMS Ameer (D01)
Bolinas	CVE-36	3 Aug 1942	11 Nov 1942	2 Aug 1943	Became HMS Begum (D38)
Bastian	CVE-37	25 Aug 1942	15 Dec 1942	4 Aug 1943	Became HMS Trumpeter (D09)
Carnegie	CVE-38	9 Sep 1942	30 Dec 1942	12 Aug 1943	Became HMS Empress (D42)
Cordova	CVE-39	22 Sep 1942	30 Jan 1943	25 Aug 1943	Became HMS Khedive (D62)
Delgada	CVE-40	9 Oct 1942	20 Feb 1943	20 Nov 1943	Became HMS Speaker (D90)
Edisto	CVE-41	20 Oct 1942	22 Mar 1943	7 Sep 1943	Became HMS Nabob (D77)
Estero	CVE-42	31 Oct 1942	22 Mar 1943	3 Nov 1943	Became HMS Premier (D23)
Jamaica	CVE-43	13 Nov 1942	21 Apr 1943	27 Sep 1943	Became HMS Shah (D21)
Keweenaw	CVE-44	27 Nov 1942	6 May 1943	25 Oct 1943	Became HMS Patroller (D07)
Prince	CVE-45	17 Dec 1942	18 May 1943	17 Jan 1944	Became HMS Rajah (D10)
Niantic	CVE-46	5 Jan 1943	2 Jun 1943	8 Nov 1943	Became HMS Ranee (D03)
Perdido	CVE-47	1 Feb 1943	16 Jun 1943	31 Jan 1944	Became HMS Trouncer (D85)
Sunset	CVE-48	23 Feb 1943	15 Jul 1943	19 Nov 1943	Became HMS Thane (D48)
St. Andrews	CVE-49	12 Mar 1943	2 Aug 1943	7 Dec 1943	Became HMS Queen (D19)
St. Joseph	CVE-50	25 Mar 1943	21 Aug 1943	22 Dec 1943	Became HMS Ruler (D72)
St. Simon	CVE-51	26 Apr 1943	9 Sep 1943	31 Dec 1943	Became HMS Arbiter (D31)
Vermillion	CVE-52	10 May 1943	27 Sep 1943	20 Jan 1944	Became HMS Smiter (D55)
Willapa	CVE-53	21 May 1943	8 Nov 1943	5 Feb 1944	Became HMS Puncher (D79)
Winjah	CVE-54	5 Jun 1943	22 Nov 1943	18 Feb 1944	Became HMS Reaper (D82), last ship of Bogue-class

Casablanca class

USS Guadalcanal	Casablanca class (50)
	Displacement:	10,902 long tons (11,077 t)
	Length:	512.25 ft (156.13 m)
	Aircraft capacity:	27
	Complement:	910-916
	Speed:	19 kn (22 mph; 35 km/h)

Name	Hull number	Laid down	Launched	Commis- sioned	War loss	Notes
Casablanca	CVE-55	3 Nov 1942	5 Apr 1943	8 Jul 1943
Liscome Bay	CVE-56	9 Dec 1942	19 Apr 1943	7 Aug 1943	Torpedoed by I-175 in Gilbert Islands 24 Nov 1943
Anzio	CVE-57	1 May 1943	27 Aug 1943	5 Aug 1946		Originally named Alikula Bay, commissioned as Coral Sea (1943-1944), renamed Anzio (1944-1959)
Corregidor	CVE-58	17 Dec 1942	12 May 1943	31 Aug 1943
Mission Bay	CVE-59	28 Dec 1942	26 May 1943	13 Sep 1943
Guadalcanal	CVE-60	5 Jan 1943	5 Jun 1943	25 Sep 1943
Manila Bay	CVE-61	15 Jan 1943	10 Jul 1943	5 Oct 1943
Natoma Bay	CVE-62	17 Jan 1943	20 Jul 1943	14 Oct 1943
Midway	CVE-63	23 Jan 1943	17 Aug 1943	23 Oct 1943	Battle off Samar (kamikaze) 25 Oct 1944	Originally named Chapin Bay, commissioned as Midway (1943-1944), renamed St. Lo (1944)
Tripoli	CVE-64	1 Feb 1943	13 Jul 1943	31 Oct 1943
Wake Island	CVE-65	6 Feb 1943	15 Sep 1943	7 Nov 1943
White Plains	CVE-66	11 Feb 1943	27 Sep 1943	15 Nov 1943
Solomons	CVE-67	19 Mar 1943	6 Oct 1943	21 Nov 1943
Kalinin Bay	CVE-68	26 Apr 1943	15 Oct 1943	27 Nov 1943
Kasaan Bay	CVE-69	May 1943	24 Oct 1943	4 Dec 1943		Laid down as Type S4-S2-BB3 oiler, completed as CVE-69
Fanshaw Bay	CVE-70	18 May 1943	1 Nov 1943	9 Dec 1943
Kitkun Bay	CVE-71	3 May 1943	8 Nov 1943	15 Dec 1943
Tulagi	CVE-72	7 Jun 1943	15 Nov 1943	21 Dec 1943
Gambier Bay	CVE-73	10 Jul 1943	22 Nov 1943	28 Dec 1943	Battle off Samar 25 Oct 1944	Only American aircraft carrier sunk by enemy surface gunfire during World War II.
Nehenta Bay	CVE-74	20 Jul 1943	28 Nov 1943	3 Jan 1944
Hoggatt Bay	CVE-75	17 Aug 1943	4 Dec 1943	11 Jan 1944
Kadashan Bay	CVE-76	2 Sep 1943	11 Dec 1943	18 Jan 1944
Marcus Island	CVE-77	15 Sep 1943	16 Dec 1943	26 Jan 1944
Savo Island	CVE-78	27 Sep 1943	22 Dec 1943	3 Feb 1944
Ommaney Bay	CVE-79	6 Oct 1943	29 Dec 1943	11 Feb 1944	Scuttled after kamikaze strike 4 Jan 1945
Petrof Bay	CVE-80	15 Oct 1943	5 Jan 1944	18 Feb 1944
Rudyerd Bay	CVE-81	24 Oct 1943	12 Jan 1944	25 Feb 1944
Saginaw Bay	CVE-82	1 Nov 1943	19 Jan 1944	2 Mar 1944
Sargent Bay	CVE-83	8 Nov 1943	31 Jan 1944	9 Mar 1944
Shamrock Bay	CVE-84	15 Mar 1943	4 Feb 1944	15 Mar 1944
Shipley Bay	CVE-85	22 Nov 1943	12 Feb 1944	21 Mar 1944
Sitkoh Bay	CVE-86	23 Nov 1943	19 Feb 1944	28 Mar 1944
Steamer Bay	CVE-87	4 Dec 1943	26 Feb 1944	4 Apr 1944
Cape Esperance	CVE-88	11 Dec 1943	3 Mar 1944	9 Apr 1944		Name changed from Tananek Bay 6 Nov 1943
Takanis Bay	CVE-89	16 Dec 1943	10 Mar 1944	15 Apr 1944
Thetis Bay	CVE-90	22 Dec 1943	16 Mar 1944	12 Apr 1944
Makassar Strait	CVE-91	29 Dec 1943	22 Mar 1944	27 Apr 1944
Windham Bay	CVE-92	5 Jan 1944	29 Mar 1944	3 May 1944
Makin Island	CVE-93	12 Jan 1944	5 Apr 1944	9 May 1944
Lunga Point	CVE-94	19 Jan 1944	11 Apr 1944	14 May 1944
Bismarck Sea	CVE-95	31 Jan 1944	17 Apr 1944	20 May 1944	Battle of Iwo Jima (kamikaze) 21 Feb 1945
Salamaua	CVE-96	4 Feb 1944	22 Apr 1944	26 May 1944		Originally named Anguilla Bay
Hollandia	CVE-97	12 Feb 1944	28 Apr 1944	1 Jun 1944
Kwajalein	CVE-98	19 Feb 1944	4 May 1944	7 Jun 1944
Admiralty Islands	CVE-99	26 Feb 1944	10 May 1944	13 Jun 1944
Bougainville	CVE-100	3 Mar 1944	16 May 1944	18 Jun 1944
Matanikau	CVE-101	10 Mar 1944	22 May 1944	24 Jun 1944
Attu	CVE-102	16 Mar 1944	27 May 1944	30 Jun 1944
Roi	CVE-103	22 Mar 1944	2 Jun 1944	6 Jul 1944
Munda	CVE-104	29 Mar 1944	27 May 1944	8 Jul 1944

Commencement Bay-class

USS Commencement Bay	Commencement Bay class (23)
	Displacement:	24,100 long tons (24,500 t)
	Length:	557 ft (170 m)
	Aircraft capacity:	34
	Complement:	1,066
	Speed:	19 kn (22 mph; 35 km/h)

Name	Hull number	Laid down	Launched	Commis- sioned	Notes
Commencement Bay	CVE-105	23 Sep 1943	9 May 1944	27 Nov 1944
Block Island	CVE-106	25 Oct 1943	10 Jun 1944	30 Dec 1944
Gilbert Islands	CVE-107	29 Nov 1943	20 Jul 1944	5 Feb 1945
Kula Gulf	CVE-108	16 Dec 1943	15 Aug 1944	12 May 1945
Cape Gloucester	CVE-109	10 Jan 1944	12 Sep 1944	5 Mar 1945
Salerno Bay	CVE-110	7 Feb 1944	26 Sep 1944	19 May 1945
Vella Gulf	CVE-111	7 Mar 1944	19 Oct 1944	9 Apr 1945
Siboney	CVE-112	1 Apr 1944	9 Nov 1944	14 May 1945	Laid down as Frosty Bay, renamed Siboney 26 Apr 1944
Puget Sound	CVE-113	12 May 1944	20 Sep 1944	18 Jun 1945
Rendova	CVE-114	15 Jun 1944	29 Dec 1944	22 Oct 1945
Bairoko	CVE-115	25 Jul 1944	25 Jan 1945	16 Jul 1945
Badoeng Strait	CVE-116	18 Aug 1944	15 Feb 1945	14 Nov 1945
Saidor	CVE-117	29 Sep 1944	17 Mar 1945	4 Sep 1945
Sicily	CVE-118	23 Oct 1944	14 Apr 1945	27 Feb 1946
Point Cruz	CVE-119	4 Dec 1944	18 May 1945	16 Oct 1945
Mindoro	CVE-120	2 Jan 1945	27 Jun 1945	4 Dec 1945
Rabaul	CVE-121	29 Jan 1945	14 Jun 1945		Acquired by the Navy 30 Aug 1946, never commissioned.
Palau	CVE-122	19 Feb 1945	6 Aug 1945	15 Jan 1946
Tinian	CVE-123	20 Mar 1945	5 Sep 1945		Acquired by the Navy 30 Jul 1946, never commissioned.
Bastogne	CVE-124	2 Apr 1945			Laid down, cancelled before launch
Eniwetok	CVE-125	20 Apr 1945
Lingayen	CVE-126	1 May 1945
Okinawa	CVE-127	22 May 1945
Unnamed	CVE-128				Cancelled
	CVE-129
	CVE-130
	CVE-131
	CVE-132
	CVE-133
	CVE-134
	CVE-135
	CVE-136
	CVE-137
	CVE-138
	CVE-139

Pre-war designs

Name	Hull number	Ship class	War loss		Extra
			Action	Date
Langley	CV-1	-	Sunk near Cilacap, Java	1942	.
Lexington	CV-2	Lexington class	Battle of the Coral Sea		.
Saratoga	CV-3		-	-	.
Ranger	CV-4	-	-	-	.
Yorktown	CV-5	Yorktown class	Battle of Midway		.
Enterprise	CV-6		-	-	.
Wasp	CV-7	Wasp class (smaller design variant)	Torpedoed by I-19		.
Hornet	CV-8	Yorktown class	Battle of the Santa Cruz Islands		.

Essex class

Name	Hull number	Ship class	War loss		Extra
			Action	Date
Essex	CV-9	Essex (lead ship)	31 Dec 1942	20 Jun 1969	26 years, 171 days	Scrapped in 1975
Yorktown	CV-10	Essex	15 Apr 1943	27 Jun 1970	27 years, 73 days	Preserved at the Patriot's Point Naval & Maritime Museum—Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, USA
Intrepid	CV-11	Essex	16 Aug 1943	15 Mar 1974	30 years, 211 days	Preserved at the Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum—New York City, New York, USA
Hornet	CV-12	Essex	29 Nov 1943	26 May 1970	26 years, 187 days	Preserved at USS Hornet Museum—Alameda, California, USA
Franklin	CV-13	Essex	31 Jan 1944	17 Feb 1947	2 years, 351 days	Scrapped in 1966
Ticonderoga	CV-14	Essex (extended bow)	8 May 1944	1 Sep 1973	29 years, 116 days	Scrapped in 1975
Randolph	CV-15	Essex (extended bow)	9 Oct 1944	13 Feb 1969	24 years, 127 days	Scrapped in 1975
Lexington	CV-16	Essex	17 Feb 1943	8 Nov 1991	48 years, 264 days	Preserved at USS Lexington Museum on the Bay— Corpus Christi, Texas, USA
Bunker Hill	CV-17	Essex	25 May 1943	9 Jul 1947	4 years, 45 days	Scrapped in 1973
Wasp	CV-18	Essex	24 Nov 1943	1 Jul 1972	28 years, 220 days	Scrapped in 1973
Hancock	CV-19	Essex (extended bow)	15 Apr 1944	30 Jan 1976	31 years, 290 days	Scrapped in 1976
Bennington	CV-20	Essex	6 Aug 1944	15 Jan 1970	25 years, 162 days	Scrapped in 1994
Boxer	CV-21		16 Apr 1945	1 Dec 1969	24 years, 229 days	Scrapped in 1971

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