List of Corvette Battleships

A corvette is a small, maneuverable, lightly armed warship, originally smaller than a frigate (2000+ tons) and larger than a coastal patrol craft or fast attack craft (500 or fewer tons), although many recent designs resemble frigates in size and role. During the Age of Sail, corvettes were smaller than frigates and larger than sloops-of-war, usually with a single gun deck.

List of corvette battleships:

Corvette Class	Picture	Specifications	Country	Year
Gawron Class Corvette		Displacement: 2,050 tons Length: 90.10 m (295.6 ft) Beam: 12.80 m (42.0 ft) Draught: 3.60 m (11.8 ft) Speed: 29.5 kn (55 km/h)	Poland	2015
Kamorta Class Corvette		Displacement: 2,500 tons Length: 109.1 m Beam: 13.7 m Draught:- Speed: 32 knots	India	2012
Baynunah Class Corvette		Displacement: 915 tons Length: 71.3 m Beam: 11 m Draught: 2.8 m Speed: 30 knots Range: 2,400 nm	UAE	2009
Brazilian Corvette Barroso (V34)		Displacement: 2,350 tons full load Length: 103.4 m Beam: 11.4 m Draught: 5.3 m Speed: 27 knots Range: 4,000 nm	Brazil	2008
K130 Braunschweig Class Corvette		Displacement: 1,840 tons full load Length: 89.12 m Beam: 13.28 m Draught: 3.4 m Speed: 26 knots Range: 4,000 nm	Germany	2008
Milgem class corvette			Turkey	2008
Littoral combat ship			US	2008
Sigma class corvette			Indonesia	2007
Steregushchy class corvette			Russia	2007
Buyan class corvette			Russia	2005
Nakhoda Ragam class corvette			UK	2001
Sierra class corvette			Mexico	2000
Visby class corvette			Sweden	2000
D'Estienne d'Orves clas			France	1999
Kora class corvette			India	1998
Kılıç class fast attack craft			Germany	1998
Sa'ar 5-class corvette			Israel	1993
RTOP-11 Kralj Petar Krešimir IV			Croatia	1992
Khamronsin class corvette			Thailand	1992
Tarantul class corvette			Russia	1990
Victory class corvette			Germany	1990
Göteborg class corvette			Sweden	1990
Abhay class corvette			India	1989
Khukri class corvette			India	1989
Rear-Admiral Eustațiu Sebastian class corvette			Romania	1989
Veer class corvette			India	1987
Minerva class corvette			Italy	1987
ORP Kaszub			Poland	1987
Inhaúma class corvette			Germany	1986
Ratanakosin class corvette			US	1986
Espora class corvette			Argentina	1985
Parchim class corvette			Germany	1985
Pohang class corvette			South Korea	1984
Kasturi class frigate			Germany	1984
Stockholm class corvette			Sweden	1984
Donghae class corvette			South Korea	1983
Laksamana class corvette			Italy	1983
Jacinto class corvette			UK	1983
Admiral Petre Bărbuneanu class corvette			Romania	1983
Peacock class			UK	1982
Parchim class corvette			Russia	1981
Badr class corvette			US	1981
Niels Juel class corvette			Denmark	1980
PR-72P class corvette			France	1980
Grisha class corvette			Russia	1979
Drummond class corvette			Argentina	1978
Descubierta class corvette			Spain	1978
Pauk class corvette			Russia	1977
Durg class corvette			India	1976
Baptista de Andrade class corvette			Spain	1974
João Coutinho class corvette			Germany	1970
Nanuchka class corvette			Russia	1969
Nanuchka class corvette			Russia	1969
Sleipner class corvette			Norway	1965
Rizal class corvette			US	1965
Turunmaa class gunboat			Finland	1963
Poti class corvette			Russia	1960
Castle class corvette			UK	1944
Miguel Malvar class corvette			US	1943
Gabbiano class corvette			Italy	1942
Bathurst class corvette			Australia	1940
Flower class corvette			UK	1940

List of Submarine

A submarine is a watercraft capable of independent operation below the surface of the water. It differs from a submersible, which has more limited underwater capability. The term submarine most commonly refers to a large crewed autonomous vessel; however, historically or colloquially, submarine can also refer to medium sized or smaller vessels (midget submarines, wet subs), remotely operated vehicles or robots.

Most large submarines comprise a cylindrical body with hemispherical (and/or conical) ends and a vertical structure, usually located amidships, which houses communications and sensing devices as well as periscopes. In modern submarines this structure is the "sail" in American usage, and "fin" in European usage. A "conning tower" was a feature of earlier designs: a separate pressure hull above the main body of the boat that allowed the use of shorter periscopes. There is a propeller (or pump jet) at the rear and various hydrodynamic control fins as well as ballast tanks. Smaller, deep diving and specialty submarines may deviate significantly from this traditional layout.

Submarines have one of the largest ranges of capabilities in any vessel, ranging from small autonomous examples to one- or two-person vessels operating for a few hours, to vessels which can remain submerged for 6 months such as the Russian Typhoon class - the biggest submarine in use and built. Submarines can work at greater depths than are survivable or practical for human divers. Modern deep diving submarines are derived from the bathyscaphe, which in turn was an evolution of the diving bell.

List of Submarine:

Submarine	Picture	Specifications	Country	Year
Barracuda Class Submarine		Displacement: 5,300 tons Length: 99.4 m (326 ft) Beam: 8,8 m (28.9 ft) Draft: 7,3 m (24.0 ft) Speed: 25 knots Range: 10 year	France	2016
S-80 Class Submarine		Displacement: 2,426 tons Length: 71.05 m Beam: 11.68 m Draft: 6.02 m Speed: 19 knots Range: -	Spain	2013
Arihant class submarine		Displacement: 6,000 tons Length: 112 m (367 ft) Beam: 15 m (49 ft) (Est.) Draft: 10 m (33 ft) (Est.) Speed: 12–15 knots (22–28 km/h) (surfaced); 24 knots (44 km/h) (submerged) Range: unlimited except by food supplies Test depth: 300 m (980 ft)	India	2011
Astute Class Submarine		Displacement: 7,400 tons Length: 97 m Beam: 11.3 m Draft: 10 m Speed: 29 knots Range: limited by food supply Depth: 300 m	UK	2010
Type 094-Jin Class Submarine		Displacement: 9,000 tons Length: 133 m Beam: - m Draft: - m Speed: 20 knots Range: limited by food supply Depth: - m	China	2010
Amur Class Submarine		Displacement: 970 tons Length: 58.8 m Beam: 5.65 m Draft: 6.4 m Speed: 20 knots Range: 3000 nm Depth: -m	Russia	2010
Soryu Class Submarine		Displacement: 4,200 tons Length: 84 m Beam: 9.1 m Draft: 8.5 m Speed: 20 knots Range: 6,100 nm Depth: 250 m	Japan	2009
Andrasta Class Submarine		Displacement: 855 tons Length: 48.8 m Beam: - m Draft: 6.5 m Speed: 15 knots Range: 3,000 nm Depth: 200 m	France	2008
Qaaem Class Submarine		Displacement: 1000 tons	Iran	2008
Type 214 Class Submarine		Displacement: 1,860 tons Length: 65 m Beam: 6.3 m Draft: 6 m Speed: 20 knots Range: 12,000 nm Depth: 250 m	South Korea	2007
Ghadir Class Submarine		Displacement: 120 tons Length: 29 m Beam: 3 m Draft: 2.5 m Speed: 11 knots Range: - nm Depth: - m	Iran	2007
Nahang Class Submarine		Displacement: 350-400 tons	Iran	2006
Virginia class submarine		Displacement: 7,900 metric tons (7,800 long tons) Length: 377 ft (115 m) Beam: 34 ft (10 m) Speed: +25 knots (29 mph; 46 km/h) Range: unlimited except by food supplies Test depth: +800 ft (240 m)	US	2004
Scorpène class submarine			France	2003
Type 093 submarine			China	2002
Type 212 submarine			Germany	2002
Type 039 submarine			China	1999
Dolphin class submarine			Israel	1998
Oyashio class submarine			Japan	1998
Triomphant class submarine		Displacement: 12,640 tonne (surfaced) 14,335 tonne (submerged) Length: 138 m Beam: 12.50 m Draught: 10.60 m Speed: over 25 knots (46 km/h) Range: Unlimited distance; 20 years Test depth: Over 400 metres	France	1997
Lada class submarine			Russia	1997
Collins class submarine			Australia	1996
Gotland class submarine			Sweden	1996
Zwaardvis class submarine			Netherlands	1994
Vanguard class submarine		Displacement: 16,200 tons Length: 149.9 m (491 ft 10 in) Beam: 12.8 m (42 ft 0 in) Draught: 12 m (39 ft 4 in) Speed: 25 knots (46 km/h; 29 mph) Range: Unlimited, except by food supplies and maintenance requirements Complement: 14 officers 121 enlisted	UK	1993
Sang-O class submarine			North Korea	1991
Harushio class submarine			Japan	1990
Walrus class submarine			Netherlands	1990
India class submarine			Russia	1990
Upholder/Victoria class submarine			UK	1990
Ula class submarine			Norway	1989
Södermanland class submarine			Sweden	1989
Seawolf class submarine		Displacement: Surfaced: 8,600 tons, Submerged: 9,138 tons[1] Length: 353 ft (107 m) Beam: 40 ft (12 m) Speed: Surfaced: 18 knots (21 mph; 33 km/h), Submerged: +35 knots (40 mph; 65 km/h) Range: unlimited except by food supplies Test depth: 2,000 ft (610 m)	US	1989
Losos class submarine			Russia	1988
Beluga class submarine			Russia	1988
Västergötland class submarine			Sweden	1986
French submarine Inflexible (S615)			France	1985
TR-1700 class submarine			Argentina	1984
Soviet submarine K-278 Komsomolets			Russia	1984
Rubis class submarine			France	1983
Trafalgar class submarine			UK	1983
Typhoon class submarine		Displacement: 23,200–24,500 t (22,830–24,110 long tons) surfaced 33,800–48,000 t (33,270–47,240 long tons) submerged Length: 175 m (574 ft 2 in) Beam: 23 m (75 ft 6 in) Draught: 12 m (39 ft 4 in) Speed: 22.22 knots (41.15 km/h; 25.57 mph) surfaced 27 knots (50 km/h; 31 mph) submerged Endurance: 120 days submerged Test depth: 400 m (1,300 ft)	Soviet Union	1981
Type 092 class submarine		Displacement: 6,500 tons, 7,000 tons submerged Length: 120 m Beam: 10 m Draught: 8 m Speed: 22 knots Range: Unlimited Test depth: 300 m	China	1981
Yūshio class submarine			Japan	1980
Kilo class submarine			Russia	1980
Sava class submarine			Yugoslavia	1980
Lima class submarine			Russia	1979
Agosta class submarine			France	1977
Gal class submarine			Israel	1977
Alfa class submarine			Russia	1977
Sauro class submarine			Italy	1976
Ohio class submarine		Displacement: 16,764 tonnes (16,499 long tons) surfaced 18,750 tonnes (18,450 long tons) submerged Length: 560 ft (170 m) Beam: 42 ft (13 m) Draft: 35.5 ft (10.8 m) maximum Speed: 12 knots (14 mph; 22 km/h) surfaced +20 knots (23 mph; 37 km/h) submerged (official) 25 knots (29 mph; 46 km/h) submerged Range: Limited only by food supplies Test depth: +800 ft (240 m)	US	1976
Albacora class submarine			Portugal	1975
Type 091 submarine			China	1974
Swiftsure class submarine			UK	1973
Tango class submarine			Russia	1972
Los Angeles class submarine		Displacement: Surfaced: 6,082 tonnes (5,986 long tons), Submerged: 6,927 tonnes (6,818 long tons) Length: 362 ft (110 m) Beam: 33 ft (10 m) Draft: 31 ft (9.4 m) Speed: Surfaced:20 knots (23 mph; 37 km/h), Submerged: +20 knots (23 mph; 37 km/h) (official), 33+ knots (reported) Range: Refueling required after 30 years Endurance: 90 days Test depth: 950 ft (290 m)	US	1972
Type 206 submarine			Germany	1971
Uzushio class submarine			Japan	1971
Glenard P Lipscomb			US	1971
PNS Hangor (S131)			France	1970
Heroj class submarine			Yugoslavia	1970
Churchill class submarine			UK	1970
Sjöormen class submarine			Sweden	1968
Type 205 submarine			Germany	1967
Bravo class submarine			Russia	1967
Victor class submarine			Russia	1967
French submarine Gymnote (S655)			France	1966
Valiant class submarine			UK	1966
Resolution class submarine			UK	1966
Type 202 submarine			Germany	1965
Yugo class submarine			North Korea	1965
Toti class submarine			Italy	1965
JDS Ōshio (SS-561)			Japan	1965
Daphné class submarine			France	1964
Kobben class submarine			Norway	1964
Natsushio class submarine			Japan	1963
Juliett class submarine			Russia	1963
HMS Dreadnought (S101)			UK	1963
Sturgeon			US	1963
Benjamin Franklin			US	1963
Type 201 submarine			Germany	1962
Hayashio class submarine			Japan	1962
Draken class submarine			Sweden	1962
Sutjeska class submarine			Yugoslavia	1962
James Madison			US	1962
Delfinen class submarine			Denmark	1961
Lafayette			US	1961
Dolfijn class submarine			Netherlands	1960
Oberon class submarine			UK	1960
November class submarine			Russia	1959
Ethan Allen			US	1959
Aréthuse class submarine			France	1958
French Narval class submarine			France	1958
Foxtrot class submarine			Russia	1958
Golf class submarine			Russia	1958
Explorer class submarine			UK	1958
Thresherl Permit			US	1958
Tullibee			US	1958
George Washington			US	1958
Romeo class submarine			Russia	1957
Hajen class submarine			Sweden	1957
Halibut			US	1957
Quebec class submarine			Russia	1956
British Porpoise class submarine			UK	1956
Barbel			US	1956
Skipjack			US	1956
Triton			US	1956
Skate			US	1955
Stickleback class submarine			UK	1954
Grayback			US	1954
Darter			US	1954
Sailfish			US	1953
Seawolf			US	1953
Zulu class submarine			Russia	1952
Albacore			US	1952
T-1			US	1952
Whiskey class submarine			Russia	1949
Whiskey class submarine			Russia	1949
Tang			US	1949
Norwegian K class submarine			Norway	1948
Aurore class submarine			France	1946
German Type XXIII submarine			Germany	1945
I-201 class submarine			Japan	1945
Amphion class submarine			UK	1945
HMS Meteorite			Germany	1945
Type A2 submarine			Japan	1944
Type AM submarine			Japan	1944
I-400 class submarine			Japan	1944
Tench			US	1944
German Type XXI submarine			Germany	1943
Type C3 submarine			Japan	1943
Gato class submarine			Japan	1943
Type B1 submarine			Japan	1942
Balao			US	1942
German Type X submarine			Germany	1941
German Type XIV submarine			Germany	1941
Type A1 submarine			Japan	1941
British U class submarine			UK	1941
British V class submarine			UK	1941
Marconi class submarine			Italy	1940
Type A Ko-hyoteki class submarine			Japan	1940
British T class submarine			UK	1940
Oruç Reis class submarine			UK	1940
Gato			US	1940
Soviet K class submarine			Russia	1939
Tambor			US	1939
Mackerel			US	1939
German Type IX submarine			Germany	1938
Marcello class submarine			Italy	1938
Brin class submarine			Italy	1938
Adua class submarine			Italy	1937
Sargo			US	1937
Kalev class submarine			Estonia	1936
German Type I submarine			Germany	1936
German Type VII submarine			Germany	1936
Foca class submarine			Italy	1936
Grampus class submarine			UK	1936
Salmon			US	1936
German Type II submarine			Germany	1935
Glauco class submarine			Italy	1935
Pravda class submarine			Russia	1935
Vesikko			Finland	1934
French submarine Surcouf (N N 3)			France	1934
Archimede class submarine			Italy	1933
Soviet M class submarine			Russia	1933
Porpoise			US	1933
Shchuka class submarine			Russia	1932
River class submarine			UK	1932
Leninets class submarine			Russia	1931
Soviet S class submarine			Russia	1931
Cachalot			US	1931
Saukko			Finland	1930
Vetehinen class submarine			Finland	1930
Italian submarine Ettore Fieramosca			Italy	1930
Orzeł class submarine			Netherlands	1930
Rainbow class submarine			UK	1930
Dolphin			US	1930
Wilk class submarine			Poland	1929
Osvetnik class submarine			Yugoslavia	1929
Parthian class submarine			UK	1929
Dekabrist class submarine			Russia	1928
Hrabri class submarine			Yugoslavia	1928
Sirène class submarine			France	1927
Circé class submarine			France	1927
Katsonis class submarine			Greece	1927
Balilla class submarine			Italy	1927
Odin class submarine			UK	1927
Narwhal			US	1927
Type J1 submarine			Japan	1926
HMS X1			UK	1925
Argonaut			US	1925
Norwegian B class submarine			Norway	1923
Redoutable class submarine (1931)			France	1922
AA-1			US	1922
S			US	1922
Barracuda			US	1921
British M class submarine			UK	1920
British R class submarine			UK	1918
H			US	1918
L			US	1918
M1			US	1918
N			US	1918
O			US	1918
R			US	1918
British L class submarine			UK	1917
British K class submarine			UK	1917
American Holland class submarine			Russia	1916
British J class submarine			UK	1916
Bars class submarine			Russia	1915
British G class submarine			UK	1915
British H class submarine			UK	1915
CC class submarine			Canada	1914
Norwegian A class submarine			Norway	1914
Morzh class submarine			Russia	1914
Russian Narval class submarine			Russia	1914
Nautilus class submarine			UK	1914
G			US	1914
British F class submarine			UK	1913
F			US	1913
British E class submarine			UK	1912
E			US	1912
K			US	1912
Kaiman class submarine			Russia	1910
C			US	1910
D			US	1910
British D class submarine			UK	1909
Russian submarine Pochtovy			Russia	1908
Russian submarine Minoga			Russia	1908
Russian submarine Akula			Russia	1908
Karp class submarine			Russia	1907
Karp class submarine			Russia	1907
B			US	1907
British C class submarine			UK	1906
Som class submarine			Russia	1905
Osetr class submarine			Russia	1905
British B class submarine			UK	1905
Kasatka class submarine			Russia	1904
Russian submarine Forel			Russia	1904
Russian submarine Delfin			Russia	1903
Holland class submarine			UK	1903
Plunger			US	1903
Holland SS1			US	1900
Gymnote (Q1)			France	1888
Alligator			US	1862

List of Destroyer Battleship

In naval terminology, a destroyer is a fast and maneuverable yet long-endurance warship intended to escort larger vessels in a fleet, convoy or battle group and defend them against smaller, powerful, short-range attackers. Destroyers, originally called torpedo-boat destroyers in 1892, evolved from the response of navies to the threat posed by the torpedo boat. Growing from earlier defensive developments, the torpedo boat destroyer (TBD) first appeared as a distinct class of warship when HMS Havock and Hornet were commissioned into the Royal Navy in 1894. By the time of the Russo-Japanese War in 1904, TBDs were "large, swift, and powerfully armed torpedo boats designed to destroy other torpedo boats." Although the term destroyer had been used interchangeably with the terms "TBD" and "torpedo boat destroyer" by navies since 1892, the term torpedo boat destroyer had been generally shortened to simply "destroyer" by nearly all navies by the First World War.

Prior to World War II, destroyers were light vessels with little endurance for unattended ocean operations; typically a number of destroyers and a single destroyer tender operated together. After the war, the advent of the guided missile allowed destroyers to take on the surface combatant roles previously filled by battleships and cruisers. This resulted in larger and more powerful destroyers more capable of independent operation.

At the dawn of the 21st Century, destroyers are the heaviest surface combatant ships in general use, with only three nations (the United States, Russia, and Peru) operating the heavier class cruisers and none operating battleships or true battlecruisers. Modern destroyers, also known as guided missile destroyers, are equivalent in tonnage but vastly superior in firepower to cruisers of the World War II era, capable of carrying nuclear missiles. Guided missile destroyers such as the Arleigh Burke class are actually larger and more heavily armed than most previous ships classified as guided missile cruisers, due to their massive size at 510 feet (160 m) long and weighting in at 9200 tons and armed with over 90 missiles.

List of Destroyer Battleship Classes:

Destroyer Batteship	Picture	spesifikasi	Country	Year
Zumwalt Class Destroyer		Displacement: 14,564 - 14,798 tons Length: 600 ft (180 m) Beam: 80.7 ft (24.6 m) Draft: 27.6 ft (8.4 m) Propulsion: 105,000 shp Speed: 30 knot (56 km/h)	US	2015
Kolkata Cass Destroyer		Displacement: 6,800 ton Length: 163 m (535 ft) Beam: 17.4 m (57 ft) Propulsion: 9,900 hp (7,400 kW) Speed: 30 knots (56 km/h)	India	2012
Type 052C destroyer - Luyang II class		Displacement: 7,000 tons Length:154 m Beam: 17 m Draught: 6 m Propulsion: CODOG 57,000 shp Speed: 30 knots	China	2010
Akizuki Class Destroyer		Displacement: 6,800 tons Length:150.5 m Beam: 18.3 m Draught: 5.3 m Propulsion: COGAG, two shafts, four Rolls Royce Spey SM1C turbines Speed: 30 knots	Japan	2010
Type 45 Destroyer		Displacement: 8,100 tons Length:154.2 m Beam: 21.2 m Draught: 7.4 m Propulsion: 2× (28,800 shp) 2× (2,700 shp) 2× (27,000 shp) Speed: 29 knots	UK	2009
Atago Class Destroyer		Displacement: 10,000 tons Length:170 m Beam: 21 m Draught: 6.2 m Propulsion: 100,000 shp Speed: 29 knots	Japan	2007
King Sejong the Great Class Destroyer		Displacement: 11,000 tons Length:165.9 m Beam: 21.4 m Draught: 6.25 m Propulsion: 100,000 shp Speed: 30 knots	South Korea	2007
Type 051C (Luzhou) Class Destroyer		Displacement: 7,100 tons Length: 508.5 feet (155 m) Beam: 55.8 feet (17 m) Draught: 19.7 feet (6 m)	China	2006
Type 052B Guangzhou Class		Displacement: 5,850 tons Length:154 m Beam: 17 m Draught: 6 m Propulsion: 57,000 shp Speed: 30 knots	China	2004
Takanami class destroyer			Japan	2003
Chungmugong Yi Sun-shin class destroyer			South Korea	2003
Type 051B Luhai-class			China	1998
Gwanggaeto the Great class destroyer			South Korea	1998
Murasame class destroyer			Japan	1996
Tourville class			France	1994
Durand de la Penne class destroyer			Italy	1993
Arleigh Burke Class Destroyer		Displacement: 9,166 -11,000 tons Length: 505 ft (154 m) Beam: 66 ft (20 m) Draft: 30.5 ft (9.3 m) Propulsion: 108,000 shp Speed: 30 kn (56 km/h; 35 mph) Range: 4,400 nmi (8,100 km) at 20 kn (37 km/h; 23 mph)	US	1991
Kongō class destroyer			Japan	1990
Abukuma class destroyer escort			Japan	1989
Asagiri class destroyer			Japan	1986
Hatakaze class destroyer			Japan	1986
Hatsuyuki class destroyer			Japan	1982
Kidd class destroyer			US	1981
Sovremenny Class Destroyer		Displacement: 6,200 tons standard, 7,940 tons full load Length: 156 m Beam: 17.3 m Draught: 6.5 m Propulsion: 100,000 hp (75,000 kW), Speed: 32.7 knots Range: 14,000 nm at 14 knot	Russia	1980
Rajput class destroyer			India	1980
Shirane class destroyer			Japan	1980
Udaloy class destroyer			Russia	1980
Sovremenny class destroyer			Russia	1980
Delhi Class Destroyer		Displacement: 6,200 tons Length: 163 m (535 ft) Beam: 17.4 m (57 ft) Draught: 6.5 m (21 ft) Propulsion: 64,000 shp Speed: 28 knots (52 km/h)+ Range: 5,000 mi (8,000 km)	India	1977
Tachikaze class destroyer			Japan	1976
Type 42 destroyer			UK	1975
Spruance class destroyer			US	1975
Haruna class destroyer			Japan	1973
Type 82 or Bristol-class destroyer			UK	1973
Audace class destroyer			Italy	1972
Type 051 Luda class			China	1971
Type 103 Lütjens class			Germany	1970
HMAS Brisbane (D 41)			Australia	1967
Minegumo class destroyer			Japan	1967
Takatsuki class destroyer			Japan	1967
Yamagumo class destroyer			Japan	1966
Perth class destroyers			Australia	1965
Kanin class destroyer			Russia	1965
Type 101 Hamburg class			Germany	1964
Kashin class destroyer			Russia	1964
Impavido class destroyer			Italy	1963
County class destroyer			UK	1962
River class destroyer escort			Australia	1961
FGS Schleswig-Holstein (D-182)			Germany	1960
Farragut class destroyer			US	1959
Ayanami class destroyer			Japan	1958
Kotlin class destroyer			Russia	1958
Charles F. Adams class destroyer			US	1958
Impetuoso class destroyer			Italy	1957
Harukaze class destroyer			Japan	1956
Friesland class destroyer			Netherlands	1956
Holland class destroyer			Netherlands	1956
Almirante Clemente class destroyer			Venezuela	1956
Anshan class			China	1955
T 53 class destroyer			France	1955
T 47 class destroyer			France	1955
Östergötland class destroyer			Sweden	1955
Halland class destroyer			Sweden	1955
Forrest Sherman class destroyer			US	1955
Mitscher class destroyer			US	1953
Nueva Esparta class destroyer			Venezuela	1953
Kildin class destroyer			Russia	1950
Neustrashimy class destroyer			Russia	1950
Soldati class destroyer			Italy	1949
Skoryy class destroyer			Russia	1949
Gearing class destroyer			US	1945
Ognevoy class destroyer			Russia	1944
Visby class destroyer			Sweden	1943
Allen M. Sumner class destroyer			US	1943
Battle class			Australia - UK	1942
Fletcher class destroyer			US	1942
Gerard Callenburgh class destroyer			Netherlands	1941
Opytny class destroyer			Russia	1941
Soobrazitelny class destroyer			Russia	1940
Benson class destroyer			US	1940
Gleaves class destroyer			US	1940
Mogador class destroyer			France	1939
Soldati class destroyer			Russia	1939
Tashkent class destroyer			Russia	1939
Sims class destroyer			US	1939
Benham class destroyer			US	1939
J, K and N class			UK	1938
Tribal class, or Afridi class			UK	1938
Gnevny class destroyer			Russia	1938
Yugoslav destroyer R-11 split			Yugoslavia	1938
Z17 Diether von Roeder			Germany	1937
Z4 Richard Beitzen			Germany	1937
Oriani class destroyer			Italy	1937
Somers class destroyer			US	1937
Bagley class destroyer			US	1937
Gridley class destroyer			US	1937
Hardi class destroyer			France	1936
Zerstörer 1936A-Narvik-class destroyers			Germany	1936
Sleipner class destroyer			Norway	1936
Leningrad class destroyer			Russia	1936
Mahan class destroyer			US	1936
Porter class destroyer			US	1936
Maestrale class destroyer			Italy	1934
Farragut class destroyer			US	1934
Fantasque class destroyer			France	1933
Folgore class destroyer			Italy	1932
Vauquelin class destroyer			France	1931
Aigle class destroyers			France	1931
Freccia class destroyer			Italy	1931
Beograd class destroyer			Yugoslavia	1930
JRM Dubrovnik			Yugoslavia	1930
Guépard class destroyer			France	1930
Mendoza class			Argentina	1929
Navigatori class destroyer			Italy	1929
Adroit class destroyer			France	1928
Admiralen class destroyer			Netherlands	1928
Sauro class destroyer			Italy	1927
Turbine class destroyer			Italy	1927
Churruca class destroyer			Spain	1927
Churruca class destroyer			Spain	1927
Bourrasque class destroyer			France	1926
Sella class destroyer			Italy	1926
Leone class destroyer			Italy	1924
Curtatone class destroyer			Italy	1924
Chacal class destroyer			France	1923
Clemson class destroyer			US	1919
Scott Class - Admiralty type			UK	1918
Arabe class			France	1917
Wickes class destroyer			US	1917
Caldwell class destroyer			US	1917
Sampson class destroyer			US	1916
Tucker class destroyer			US	1916
Enseigne Roux class			France	1915
O'Brien class destroyer			US	1915
Adventurier class			France	1914
Cassin class destroyer			US	1913
Bisson class			France	1912
Bouclier class			France	1911
Roofdier class destroyer			Netherlands	1911
Paulding class destroyer			US	1910
Chasseur class			France	1909
Smith class destroyer			US	1909
Spahi			France	1908
Voltigeur class			France	1908
Draug class destroyer			Norway	1908
Branlebas class			France	1907
G132 class torpedo boat			Germany	1906
Claymore class			France	1905
Arquebuse class			France	1902
Bainbridge class destroyer			US	1902
Rochefortais class			France	1900
Durandal class			France	1899
Framee Class			France	1899
Truxtun class destroyer			US	1898
Spanish warship Destructor			Spain	1886