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DD-186 Clemson

Ships
Hull No. Ship Name Laid Down Launch Comm Status
DD 186 Clemson 5/11/1918 9/5/1918 12/29/1919 Converted to High Speed Transport APD-31, 7 Mar 1944. Reclassified DD-186, 16 July 1945. Decommissioned 12 Oct 1945, Stricken 24 Oct 1945, Sold 21 Nov 1946 and broken up for scrap.
DD 187 Dahlgren 6/8/1918 11/20/1918 1/6/1920 Sold for scrap, June 1946.
DD 188 Goldsborough 6/8/1918 11/20/1918 1/26/1920 Converted to High Speed Transport APD-32, 7 Mar 1944. Reclassified DD-188 10 July 1945. Sold for scrap, Nov 1946.
DD 189 Semmes 7/10/1918 12/21/1918 2/21/1920 Sold for scrap, Dec 1946.
DD 190 Satterlee 7/10/1918 12/21/1918 10/8/1940 Sunk by German submarine U-82, 31 Jan 1942 while escorting a Canadian troop convoy to the United Kingdom.
DD 191 Mason 7/10/1918 3/8/1919 10/8/1940 Sunk by German submarine U-101, 18 Oct 1941.
DD 192 Graham 9/7/1918 3/22/1919 3/13/1920 Damaged beyond repair in a collision, 16 Dec 1921 with the SS Panama off the New Jersey Coast. Sold for scrap, Sep 1922.
DD 193 Abel P Upshur 8/20/1918 2/14/1920 9/9/1940 In August 1945 she was reduced to reserve at Greenock, Scotland, and later berthed at Barrow, England, awaiting disposal. Broken up for scrap in 1945.
DD 194 Hunt 8/20/1918 2/14/1920 10/8/1940 Broken up for scrap in 1947.
DD 195 Welborn C Wood 9/24/1918 3/6/1920 9/9/1940 Placed in reserve at Grangemouth Firth of Forth, on 17 Jan 1945 Chesterfield was eventually broken up for scrap in 1947.
DD 196 George B Badger 9/24/1918 3/6/1920 7/28/1920 Reclassified DD-196, 1 Dec 1943. Converted to High Speed Transport APD-33, 10 Apr 1944. Reclassified DD-196, 20 July 1945. Scrapped 3 June 1946.
DD 197 Branch 10/25/1918 4/19/1919 10/8/1940 Damaged in a collision with a freighter, HMS Beverly was torpedoed and sunk by U-188 on 11 Apr 1943. (139 killed including CO).
DD 198 Herndon 11/25/1918 5/31/1919 9/9/1940 Transferred to Russian Navy, 16 July 1944. Sunk by U-286, 16 Jan 1945 40 miles east of Cape Tereberski while escorting a convoy over the treacherous route from Kola Inlet to the White Sea.
DD 199 Dallas 11/25/1918 5/31/1919 10/29/1920 Sold for scrap, Nov 1945.
DD 200 (No Name)       Was to be built by Newport News Shipbuilding. Contract cancelled February 3 1919.
DD 201 (No Name)       Was to be built by Newport News Shipbuilding. Contract cancelled February 3 1919.
DD 202 (No Name)       Was to be built by Newport News Shipbuilding. Contract cancelled February 3 1919.
DD 203 (No Name)       Was to be built by Newport News Shipbuilding. Contract cancelled February 3 1919.
DD 204 (No Name)       Was to be built by Newport News Shipbuilding. Contract cancelled February 3 1919.
DD 205 (No Name)       Was to be built by Newport News Shipbuilding. Contract cancelled February 3 1919.
DD 206 Chandler 8/19/1918 3/19/1919 9/5/1919 Sold for scrap, Nov 1946.
DD 207 Southard 8/18/1918 3/31/1919 9/24/1919 Ran aground on Tsugen Jima, 9 Oct 1945, Decommissioned 15 Dec 1945, Stricken 8 Jan 1946. Wreck destroyed 14 Jan 1946.
DD 208 Hovey 9/7/1918 4/26/1919 10/2/1919 Sunk by Japanese Kamikaze Aircraft in Lingayen Gulf, 6 Jan 1945. (48 killed).
DD 209 Long 9/23/1918 4/26/1919 10/20/1919 Sunk by Japanese Kamikaze Aircraft in Lingayen Gulf 6 Jan 1945.
DD 210 Broome 10/8/1918 5/14/1919 10/31/1919 Sold for scrap, Nov 1946.
DD 211 Alden 10/24/1918 5/14/1919 11/24/1919 Sold for scrap, Nov 1945.
DD 212 Smith Thompson 3/24/1919 7/14/1919 12/10/1919 Sunk at sea off Subic Bay on 25 July 1936.
DD 213 Barker 4/30/1919 9/11/1919 12/27/1919 Sold for scrap, Nov 1945.
DD 214 Tracy 4/3/1919 8/13/1919 3/9/1920 Converted to minelayer (DM-19) in 1937. Sold for scrap, Feb 1946.
DD 215 Borie 4/30/1919 10/4/1919 3/24/1920 Rammed and sank the surfaced German submarine U-405. With 27 men lost and too badly damaged by the collision to be towed to port, Borie was sunk by Barry (DD-248) 2 Nov 1943.
DD 216 John D Edwards 5/21/1919 10/18/1919 4/10/1920 Sold for scrap, Jan 1946.
DD 217 Whipple 6/12/1919 11/6/1919 4/23/1920 Sold for scrap, Sep 1947.
DD 218 Parrott 7/23/1919 11/25/1919 5/11/1920 While getting underway for Norfolk on 2 May 1944, Parrott was rammed by SS John Morton, and was so severely damaged she had to be beached by tugs. Sold for scrap, Apr 1947.
DD 219 Edsall 9/15/1919 7/29/1920 11/26/1920 Fought a hopeless action against Japanese battleships Hiei and Kirishima who sank her on the afternoon of 1 March 1942.
DD 220 MacLeish 8/19/1919 12/18/1919 8/2/1920 Sold for scrap, Dec 1946.
DD 221 Simpson 10/9/1919 4/28/1920 11/3/1920 Sold for scrap, Nov 1946.
DD 222 Bulmer 8/11/1919 1/22/1920 8/16/1920 Sold for scrap, Feb 1947.
DD 223 McCormick 8/11/1919 2/14/1920 8/30/1920 Sold for scrap, Dec 1946.
DD 224 Stewart 9/9/1919 3/4/1920 9/15/1920 Scuttled at Suribaya Java 2 Mar 1942, Stricken March 25 1942. Raised by the Japanese and repaired, renamed Patrol Boat No.102. Surrendered by the Japanese at Kure and returned to American service as DD-224 on 29 Oct 1945. Stricken again on 17 Apr 1946 and sunk as target off San Francisco 24 May 1946.
DD 225 Pope 9/9/1919 3/23/1920 10/27/1920 Sunk by gunfire from Japanese warships and Japanese aircraft in the Java Sea, 1 Mar 1942.
DD 226 Peary 9/9/1919 4/6/1920 10/22/1920 Sunk by Japanese aircraft during ASW patrol out of Darwin, Australia, 19 Feb 1942.
DD 227 Pillsbury 10/23/1919 8/3/1920 12/15/1920 Sunk by "teamwork" firing of three Japanese cruisers of Cruiser Division 4 and two destroyers of Destroyer Squadron 4 in Bali Strait, between 1 Mar and 4 Mar 1942. No survivors.
DD 228 John D Ford 11/11/1919 9/2/1920 12/30/1920 Sold for scrap, Oct 1947.
DD 229 Truxtun 12/3/1919 9/28/1920 2/16/1921 While acting as escort to Pollux (AKS-2) in Placentae Bay, Newfoundland, Truxtun ran aground on Ferry land Point, 18 Feb 1942. She broke up almost immediately after grounding and in spite of the heroic efforts of the local populace, lost 110 members of her crew to the elements.
DD 230 Paul Jones 12/23/1919 9/30/1920 4/19/1921 Sold for scrap, Oct 1947.
DD 231 Hatfield 6/10/1918 3/17/1919 4/16/1920 Sold for scrap, after decommissioning Dec 1946.
DD 232 Brooks 6/11/1918 4/24/1919 6/18/1920 Sold for scrap, Jan 1946.
DD 233 Gilmer 6/25/1918 5/24/1919 4/30/1920 Sold for scrap, Dec 1946.
DD 234 Fox 6/25/1918 6/12/1919 5/17/1920 Sold for scrap, Nov 1946.
DD 235 Kane 7/3/1918 8/12/1919 6/11/1920 Sold for scrap, June 1946.
DD 236 Humphreys 7/31/1918 7/28/1919 7/21/1920 Sold for scrap, Aug 1946.
DD 237 McFarland 7/31/1918 3/30/1920 9/30/1920 Sold for scrap, Oct 1946.
DD 238 James K Paulding 7/31/1918 4/20/1920 11/29/1920 Reduced to a hulk 28 Dec 1936 in accordance with the provisions of the London Naval Treaty.
DD 239 Overton 10/30/1918 7/10/1919 6/30/1920 Sold for scrap, Nov 1945.
DD 240 Sturtevant 11/23/1918 7/29/1920 9/21/1920 Struck mine and sunk off Key West about eight miles north of Marquesas Key, 26 Apr 1942. (15 killed)
DD 241 Childs 3/19/1919 9/15/1920 10/22/1920 Sold for scrap, May 1946.
DD 242 King 4/28/1919 10/14/1920 12/16/1920 Sold for scrap, Sep 1946.
DD 243 Sands 3/22/1919 10/28/1919 11/10/1920 Sold for scrap, May 1946.
DD 244 Williamson 3/27/1919 10/16/1919 10/29/1920 Conversion to APD-27 canceled 10 July 1944. Sold for scrap, Oct 1946.
DD 245 Reuben James 4/2/1919 10/4/1919 9/24/1920 Torpedoed by German submarine U-562, 31 Oct 1941, south of Iceland. Her magazine exploded, and she sank quickly. Of the crew, 44 survived, and 115 died. Reuben James was the first U.S. Navy ship sunk by hostile action in World War II.
DD 246 Bainbridge 5/27/1919 6/12/1920 2/9/1921 Sold for scrap, Nov 1945.
DD 247 Goff 6/16/1919 6/2/1920 1/19/1921 Sold for scrap, Nov 1945.
DD 248 Barry 7/26/1919 10/28/1920 12/28/1920 Irreparably damaged by Japanese Kamikaze, 25 May 1945. Decommissioned and towed from the harbor of Kerama Retto to be used as a decoy for the kamikazes. While under tow, 21 June 1945, she was attacked by Japanese suicide planes and sunk along with her escort LSM-59.
DD 249 Hopkins 7/30/1919 6/26/1920 3/21/1921 Sold for scrap, Nov 1946.
DD 250 Lawrence 8/14/1919 7/10/1920 4/18/1921 Sold for scrap, Oct 1946.
DD 251 Belknap 7/31/1918 1/14/1919 4/28/1919 Damaged beyond repair by Kamikaze in Lingayen Gulf 11 Jan 1945. Sold, 30 Nov 1945 and broken up for scrap.
DD 252 McCook 9/11/1918 1/31/1919 9/24/1940 Transferred to Royal Canadian Navy Sep 1940; renamed HMCS ST CROIX. Sunk by U- 952, 20 Sep 1943
DD 253 McCalla 9/25/1918 3/28/1919 10/23/1940 Transferred to Royal Navy Oct 1940; renamed HMS STANLEY (I-73). Sunk by U- 574, 18 Dec 1941.
DD 254 John Rodgers 9/25/1918 4/26/1919 10/23/1940 Transferred to Royal Navy Oct 1940; renamed HMS SHERWOOD (I-80). Paid off at Chatham, May 1943. Beached in shallow water for use as an aircraft target. Her hulk was scrapped in 1945.
DD 255 Ingram 10/15/1918 2/28/1919 6/28/1919 Originally named OSMOND INGRAM. Sold for scrap, June 1946.
DD 256 Bancroft 11/4/1918 3/21/1919 9/24/1940 From early 1944 she was employed on training duties at Digby, Nova Scotia, where on 1 April 1945 she was declared surplus.
DD 257 Welles 11/13/1918 5/8/1919 9/9/1940 Damaged beyond repair in air raid in Portsmouth Harbor, 15 Dec 1940, she capsized. The Admiralty Committee on "Shock in Ships" conducted shock tests on the hulk between July 1942 and September 1943. "Paid off" on 5 October 1943, Cameron remained in dockyard hands at Portsmouth until towed to Falmouth in November 1944, where she was subsequently broken up for scrap.
DD 258 Aulick 12/3/1918 4/11/1919 10/9/1940 Scrapped at Pembroke, England, in December 1948.
DD 259 Turner 12/19/1918 5/17/1919 9/24/1919 Sold for scrap, Feb 1947.
DD 260 Gillis 12/27/1918 5/29/1919 9/3/1919 Sold for scrap, Jan 1946.
DD 261 Delphy 4/20/1918 7/18/1918 11/30/1918 Wrecked on Honda Point, California, 8 Sep 1923. Wreck sold for scrap, 29 Oct 1925.
DD 262 McDermut 4/20/1918 8/6/1918 3/27/1919 Sold for scrap, Feb 1932, in accordance with London Naval Treaty.
DD 263 Laub 4/20/1918 8/25/1918 10/9/1940 Broken up for scrap in 1947.
DD 264 McLanahan 4/20/1918 9/22/1918 10/9/1940 Scrapped at Troon 19 June 1946.
DD 265 Edwards 4/20/1918 10/10/1918 10/9/1940 Broken up for scrap in 1947.
DD 266 Greene 6/3/1918 11/2/1918 5/9/1919 Grounded on Okinawa 9 Oct 1945 during a typhoon, decommissioned 24 Nov 1945. Wreck destroyed 11 Feb 1946.
DD 267 Ballard 6/3/1918 12/7/1918 6/5/1919 Sold for scrap, May 1946.
DD 268 Shubrick 6/3/1918 12/31/1918 7/3/1919 Scrapped on 20 March 1945 at Sunderland, England.
DD 269 Baily 6/3/1918 2/5/1919 11/26/1940 Delivered to ship breakers at Rosyth, July 1945.
DD 270 Thornton 6/3/1918 3/22/1919 7/15/1919 Beached and abandoned at Kerama Retto 2 May 1945 after collision with two oilers. Decommissioned 2 May 1945, stricken 13 Aug 1945. In July 1957, Thornton's abandoned hulk was donated to the government of the Ryukyu Islands.
DD 271 Morris 7/20/1918 4/12/1919 7/21/1919 Sold for scrap, Sep 1936.
DD 272 Tingey 8/8/1918 4/24/1919 7/25/1919 Sold for scrap, Sep 1936.
DD 273 Swasey 8/27/1918 5/7/1919 11/26/1940 Struck mine, 27 Sep 1944, sank while under tow.
DD 274 Meade 9/23/1918 5/24/1919 11/26/1940 Scrapped in July 1947 at Botness, England.
DD 275 Sinclair 10/15/1918 6/2/1919 10/8/1919 Sold for scrap, Aug 1935.
DD 276 McCawley 11/5/1918 6/14/1919 9/22/1919 Sold for scrap, Sep 1931.
DD 277 Moody 12/9/1918 6/28/1919 12/10/1919 Most of her superstructure was sold as scrap metal 10 June 1931 and her hulk was sunk off the California coast February 1933.
DD 278 Henshaw 1/3/1919 6/28/1919 12/10/1919 Sold for scrap, Nov 1930.
DD 279 Meyer 2/6/1919 7/18/1919 12/17/1919 Sold for scrap, Feb 1932.
DD 280 Doyen 3/24/1919 7/26/1919 12/17/1919 Scrapped, Dec 1930 in accordance with London Naval Treaty.
DD 281 Sharkey 4/14/1919 8/12/1919 11/28/1919 Sold for scrap, Jan 1931 in accordance with London Naval Treaty.
DD 282 Toucey 4/26/1919 9/5/1919 12/9/1919 Sold for scrap, Jan 1931 in accordance with London Naval Treaty.
DD 283 Breck 5/8/1919 9/5/1919 12/1/1919 Sold for scrap, Jan 1931 in accordance with London Naval Treaty.
DD 284 Isherwood 5/24/1919 9/10/1919 12/4/1919 Sold for scrap, Jan 1931 in accordance with London Naval Treaty.
DD 285 Case 6/3/1919 9/21/1919 12/8/1919 Sold for scrap, Jan 1931 in accordance with London Naval Treaty.
DD 286 Lardner 6/16/1919 9/29/1919 12/10/1919 Sold for scrap, Jan 1931 in accordance with London Naval Treaty.
DD 287 Putnam 6/30/1919 9/30/1919 12/18/1919 Sold for scrap, Jan 1931 in accordance with London Naval Treaty.
DD 288 Worden 6/30/1919 10/24/1919 2/24/1920 Sold for scrap, Jan 1931 in accordance with London Naval Treaty.
DD 289 Flusser 7/21/1919 11/7/1919 2/25/1920 Sold for scrap, Jan 1931 in accordance with London Naval Treaty.
DD 290 Dale 7/28/1919 11/19/1919 2/16/1920 Sold for scrap, Jan 1931 in accordance with London Naval Treaty.
DD 291 Converse 8/13/1919 11/28/1919 4/28/1920 Sold for scrap, Jan 1931 in accordance with London Naval Treaty.
DD 292 Reid 9/9/1919 10/15/1919 12/3/1919 Sold for scrap, Jan 1931 in accordance with London Naval Treaty.
DD 293 Billingsley 9/8/1919 12/10/1919 3/1/1920 Sold for scrap, Jan 1931 in accordance with London Naval Treaty.
DD 294 Charles Ausburn 9/11/1919 12/18/1919 3/23/1920 Sold for scrap, Jan 1931 in accordance with London Naval Treaty.
DD 295 Osborne 9/23/1919 12/29/1919 5/17/1920 Sold for scrap, Jan 1931 in accordance with London Naval Treaty. Subsequently entered merchant service as a banana carrier.
DD 296 Chauncey 6/17/1918 9/29/1918 6/25/1919 Wrecked on Honda Point Calif. 8 Sep 1923, wreck sold 19 Oct 1925.
DD 297 Fuller 7/4/1918 12/5/1918 2/28/1920 Wrecked on Honda Point Calif. 8 Sep 1923, wreck sold 19 Oct 1925.
DD 298 Percival 7/4/1918 12/5/1918 3/1/1920 Scrapped in 1931.
DD 299 John Francis Burns 7/4/1918 11/10/1918 5/1/1920 Sold for scrap, June 1931, in accordance with London Naval Treaty.
DD 300 Farragut 7/4/1918 11/21/1918 6/4/1920 Grounded on a foggy night on Honda Point, 8 Sep 1923 with seven other ships. Farragut alone was able to get clear with only minor damage, while the others remained stranded on the rocky shore. Sold for scrap, 31 Oct 1930.
DD 301 Somers 7/4/1918 12/28/1918 6/23/1920 Sold for scrap, Mar 1931.
DD 302 Stoddert 7/4/1918 1/8/1919 6/30/1920 Sold for scrap, Aug 1935.
DD 303 Reno 7/4/1918 1/22/1919 7/23/1920 Sold and broken up for scrap in 1931.
DD 304 Farquhar 8/13/1918 1/18/1919 8/5/1920 Sold for scrap, Apr 1932.
DD 305 Thompson 8/14/1918 1/19/1919 8/16/1920 Sold for scrap, June 1931. Following her sale, she served as a floating restaurant in lower San Francisco Bay during the depression years of the 1930's. In February 1944, the Navy repurchased the ship and partly sank her in the mud flats of San Francisco Bay, where Army and Navy aircraft carried out bombing runs with dummy bombs.
DD 306 Kennedy 9/25/1918 2/15/1919 8/28/1920 Sold for scrap, Mar 1931.
DD 307 Paul Hamilton 9/25/1918 2/21/1919 9/24/1920 Sold and broken up for scrap in 1931 under terms of London Naval Treaty.
DD 308 William Jones 10/2/1918 4/9/1919 9/30/1920 Sold for scrap, Feb 1932.
DD 309 Woodbury 10/3/1918 2/6/1919 10/20/1920 Wrecked on Honda Point Calif. 8 Sep 1923, wreck sold 19 Oct 1925.
DD 310 S P Lee 12/31/1918 4/22/1919 10/30/1920 Wrecked on Honda Point Calif. 8 Sep 1923, wreck sold 19 Oct 1925.
DD 311 Nicholas 1/11/1919 5/1/1919 11/23/1920 Wrecked on Honda Point Calif. 8 Sep 1923, wreck sold 19 Oct 1925.
DD 312 Young 1/28/1919 5/8/1919 11/29/1920 Wrecked on Honda Point Calif. 8 Sep 1923, wreck sold 19 Oct 1925. (20 killed)
DD 313 Zeilin 2/20/1919 5/28/1919 12/10/1920 Struck from the Navy list on 8 July 1930, and she was subsequently scrapped by the Navy in accordance with the London Naval Treaty.
DD 314 Yarborough 2/27/1919 6/20/1919 12/20/1920 Sold for scrap, Feb 1932.
DD 315 La Vallette 4/14/1919 7/15/1919 12/24/1920 Scrapped, June 1931, in accordance with London Naval Treaty.
DD 316 Sloat 1/18/1919 5/14/1919 12/30/1920 Sunk as target off San Diego, 26 June 1935.
DD 317 Wood 1/23/1919 5/28/1919 1/28/1921 Sold for scrap, Nov 1930.
DD 318 Shirk 2/13/1919 6/20/1919 2/5/1921 Sold for scrap, Jan 1931.
DD 319 Kidder 3/5/1919 7/10/1919 2/7/1921 Sold for scrap, Oct 1930.
DD 320 Selfridge 4/28/1919 7/25/1919 2/17/1921 Sold for scrap, Sep 1931.
DD 321 Marcus 5/20/1919 8/22/1919 2/23/1921 Sunk as target (gunfire) off San Diego, 25 June 1935.
DD 322 Mervine 4/28/1919 8/11/1919 3/1/1921 Scrapped, June 1930, in accordance with London Naval Treaty.
DD 323 Chase 5/5/1919 9/2/1919 3/10/1921 Decommissioned at San Diego 15 May 1930, and scrapped during 1931, in accordance with London Naval Treaty.
DD 324 Robert Smith 5/13/1919 9/19/1919 3/17/1921 Sold for scrap, June 1931.
DD 325 Mullany 6/3/1919 7/9/1920 3/29/1921 Sold for scrap, Mar 1931.
DD 326 Coghlan 6/25/1919 6/16/1920 3/31/1921 Sold for scrap, Jan 1931, in accordance with London Naval Treaty.
DD 327 Preston 7/19/1919 8/7/1920 4/21/1921 Sold for scrap, Aug 1932.
DD 328 Lamson 8/13/1919 9/1/1920 4/19/1921 Sold for scrap, Jan 1931, in accordance with London Naval Treaty. Scrapped 18 Oct 1934.
DD 329 Bruce 7/30/1919 5/20/1920 9/29/1920 Towed to Norfolk Navy Yard where she was used tor experimental strength tests, before scrapping. Her salvage metal was sold in August 1932.
DD 330 Hull 9/13/1920 2/18/1921 4/26/1921 Sold for scrap, June 1931, in accordance with London Naval Treaty.
DD 331 MacDonough 5/24/1920 12/15/1920 4/30/1921 Sold for scrap, Dec 1930.
DD 332 Farenholt 9/13/1920 3/9/1921 5/10/1921 Sold as a hulk 10 June 1931, in accordance with the terms of the London Naval Treaty.
DD 333 Sumner 8/27/1919 11/21/1920 5/27/1921 After stricken, served as a barracks ship at New London until her hulk was sold for scrap, 12 June 1934.
DD 334 Corry 9/15/1919 3/28/1921 5/25/1921 Sold for scrap, Oct 1930, in accordance with London Naval Treaty.
DD 335 Melvin 9/15/1920 4/11/1921 5/31/1921 Sold for scrap, Nov 1930, in accordance with London Naval Treaty.
DD 336 Litchfield 1/15/1919 8/12/1919 5/12/1920 Scrapping was completed by the Philadelphia Navy Yard 29 Mar 1946.
DD 337 Zane 1/15/1919 8/12/1919 2/15/1921 Sold for scrap, Oct 1946. Her hulk was scrapped on 3 Mar 1947.
DD 338 Wasmuth 8/12/1919 9/15/1920 12/16/1921 Foundered in storm and destroyed by own depth charges exploding off the Aleutians, 29 Dec 1942.
DD 339 Trever 8/12/1919 9/15/1920 8/3/1922 Sold for scrap, Nov 1946.
DD 340 Perry 9/15/1920 10/29/1921 8/7/1922 Struck mine and sank off Palau, 13 Sep 1944.
DD 341 Decatur 9/15/1920 10/29/1921 8/9/1922 Sold for scrap, Nov 1945.
DD 342 Hulbert 11/18/1918 6/28/1919 10/27/1920 Sold for scrap, Oct 1946.
DD 343 Noa 11/18/1918 6/28/1919 2/15/1921 Sunk in collision with DD-474 FULLAM off Palau, 12 Sep 1944.
DD 344 William B Preston 11/18/1918 8/9/1919 8/23/1920 Sold for scrap, Nov 1946.
DD 345 Preble 4/12/1919 3/8/1920 3/19/1920 Converted to light minelayer (DM-20), 30 June 1937. Reclassified AG-99, 5 June 1945. Sold for scrap, Oct 1946.
DD 346 Sicard 6/18/1919 4/20/1920 6/9/1920 Converted to light minelayer (DM-21), 30 June 1937. Reclassified AG-100, 5 June 1945. Sold for scrap, June 1946.
DD 347 Pruitt 6/25/1919 8/2/1920 9/2/1920 Struck from the Navy List 5 Dec 1945. She was later scrapped at the Philadelphia Navy Yard.



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