List of destroyer classes

This is a list of destroyer classes.

Argentina ( Armada de la República Argentina)

* ''Catamarca'' class — 2 ships
* ''La Plata'' class — 2 ships
* ''Cervantes'' class — 2 ships, ex- ''Churruca'' class
* ''Mendoza'' class — 3 ships
* ''Buenos Aires'' class — 7 ships, improved G class
* ''Almirante Domecq García'' class — 5 ships, ex- ''Fletcher'' class
* ''Seguí'' class — 3 ships, ex- ''Allen M. Sumner'' class
* ''Comodoro Py'' class — 1 ship, ex- ''Gearing'' class
* ''Hercules'' class — 2 ships (same as UK's Type 42 Batch 1)
* ''Almirante Brown'' class — 4 ships, MEKO 360 H2

Australia (

Royal Australian Navy)

* ''River'' class — 6 ships
* ''Anzac'' class — 1 ship
* ''Stalwart'' class — 5 ships
* V and W class — 4 ships
* ''Scott'' class — 1 ship
* ''Nizam'' class — 5 ships
* ''Arunta'' class — 3 ships
* ''Quadrant'' class — 5 ships
* ''Battle'' class — 2 ships
* ''Daring'' class — 3 ships
* ''Perth'' class — 3 ships
* ''Hobart'' class — 3 ships

Austria-Hungary (

Austro-Hungarian Navy)

* ''Huszár'' class — 13 shipsGardiner and Gray 1985, p. 338.
* ''Warasdiner'' class— 1 ship
* ''Tátra'' class— 6 ships
* ''Ersatz Triglav'' class— 4 ships

Brazil ( Marinha do Brasil)

* ''Pará'' class — 10 ships
* ''Marcilio Dias'' class — 3 ships
* ''Jurua'' class — 6 ships ordered but requisitioned by the Royal Navy as ''Havant'' class
* ''Acre'' class — 6 ships
* ''Pará'' class — 7 ships, ex- ''Fletcher'' class
* ''Mato Grosso'' class — 5 ships, ex- ''Allen M. Sumner'' class
* ''Marcilio Dias'' class — 2 ships, ex- ''Gearing'' class
* ''Pará'' class — 4 ships, ex- ''Garcia'' class

Bulgaria (

Bulgarian Navy)

* ''Fidonisy'' class - 1 ship
* ''Ognevoy'' class - 1 ship

Canada (

Royal Canadian Navy)

* M or ''Patriot'' class — 2 ships
* ''Vancouver'' class — 2 ships, ex- S class
* River class — 14 ships
* ''Montgomery'' class — 5 ships, ex- ''Clemson'' class
* ''St Croix'' class — 3 ships, ex- ''Wickes'' class
* Tribal class — 8 ships
* ''Algonquin'' class — 2 ships
* ''Crescent'' class — 2 ships
* ''St Laurent'' class — 7 ships
* ''Restigouche'' class — 7 ships
* ''Mackenzie'' class — 4 ships
* ''Annapolis'' class — 2 ships
* ''Iroquois'' class — 4 ships

Chile ( Armada de Chile)

* — 4 ships
* — 3 ships
* ''Almirante Lynch'' class — 6 ships planned, 5 delivered
* ''Serrano'' class — 6 ships
* ''Almirante'' class — 2 ships
*''Blanco Encalada'' class — 2 ships and 1 spare ship, ex- ''Fletcher'' class
*''Serrano'' class — 4 ships, ex- ''Buckley'' class
*''Ministro Zenteno'' class — 2 ships, ex- ''Allen M. Sumner'' class
*''Prat'' class — 4 ships, ex- County class

China

People's Republic of China (

People's Liberation Army Navy)

* ''Anshan'' class — 4 ships, all retired (ex-)
* ''Sovremennyy'' class — 4 ships in active service
* Type 051 (NATO codename Luda) — 17 ships, all retired
* Type 052 (NATO codename Luhu) — 2 ships in active service
* Type 051B (NATO codename Luhai) — 1 ship in active service
* Type 052B (NATO codename Luyang I) — 2 ships in active service
* Type 051C (NATO codename Luzhou) — 2 ships in active service
* Type 052C (NATO codename Luyang II) — 6 ships in active service
* Type 052D — 22 ships in active service, 6 in sea trials and 4 under construction
* Type 055 — 3 ship in active service, 4 in sea trials and 3 under construction

Republic of China ( Zhōnghuá Mínguó Hǎijūn)

* ''Chao Yang'' class — 14 ships (ex-)
* ''Lo Yang'' class — 8 ships (ex-)
* ''Heng Yang'' class — 4 ships (ex-)
* ''Keelung'' class — 4 ships (ex-)

Colombia ( Armada de la República de Colombia)

* ''Antioquia'' class — 2 ships, ex- ''Douro'' class
* ''Halland'' class — 2 ships
* ''Antioquia'' class — 1 ship, ex- ''Fletcher'' class
* ''Caldas'' class — 2 ships, ex- ''Allen M. Sumner'' class

Denmark (

Royal Danish Navy)

* Hunt class - 3 ships

Dominican Republic ( Dominican Navy)

* H class - 1 ship ''Trujillo''
* F class - 1 ship ''Generalisimo''

Ecuador ( Armada del Ecuador)

* Hunt class - 2 ships
* ''Presidente Eloy Alfaro'' class - 1 ship, ex- ''Gearing'' class

Egypt (

Egyptian Navy)

*''El Fateh'' class — 2 ships, ex- Z class
*''El Nasser'' class — 3 ships, ex- Project 30bis
* Hunt-class destroyer escort - 2 ships

Estonia ( Eesti Merevägi)

*''Wambola'' class — 1 ship, ex- ''Orfei'' class
*''Lennuk'' class — 1 ship, ex- ''Izyaslav'' class

France (

Marine Nationale)

* (1899) — 4 ships
* (1899) — 4 ships
* or ''Pertuisane'' class (1900) — 4 ships
* (1902) — 20 ships
* (1905) — 13 ships
* (1907) — 10 ships
* (1908) — 7 ships
* (1908) — 2 ships
* (1909) — 4 ships
* (1911) — 12 ships
* (1912) — 6 ships
* (1915) — 3 ships
* (1917) — 12 ships
* (1926) — 6 ships
* (1926) — 12 ships
* (1928) — 14 ships
* (1929) — 6 ships
* (1932) — 6 ships
* (1933) — 6 ships
* (1935) — 6 ships
* (1939) — 2 ships
* (1955) — 12 ships
* (1957) — 6 ships
* — 1 ship
* ''Suffren'' class (1967) - 2 ships
* ''Tourville'' class (1975) — 3 ships
* ''Georges Leygues'' class (1979) - 7 ships
* ''Cassard'' class (1988) - 2 ships
* ''Horizon'' class (2007) - 2 ships in service
* ''Aquitaine'' class (2012) - 8 ships in service
* ''Amiral Ronarc'h'' class (2025)

Germany ( Deutsche Marine)

Greece (

Hellenic Navy)

Royal Hellenic Navy (1832–1974)

* ''Niki'' class — 4 ships
* ''Thyella'' class — 4 ships
* Aetos class — 4 ships
* ''Kriti'' class — 4 ships ordered but requisitioned by Royal Navy as ''Medea'' class
* ''Keravnos'' class — 2 ships
* ''Hydra'' class — 4 ships
* ''Vasilefs Georgios'' class — 2 ships, modified G class
* ''Salamis'' class — 1 ship, ex- B class
* ''Navarinon'' class — 1 ship, ex- E class
* ''Adrias'' class — 8 ships, ex- Hunt class
* ''Doxa'' class — 2 ships, ex- ''Gleaves'' class
* ''Wild Beast'' class — 4 ships, ex- ''Cannon'' class
* ''Sfnedoni'' class — 6 ships, ex- ''Fletcher'' class

Hellenic Navy (1974–Present)

* ''Themistocles'' class — 7 ships, ex- ''Gearing'' class
* ''Nearchus'' class — 4 ships, ex- ''Charles F. Adams'' class

India ( Bharatiya Nau Sena)

* Hunt class — 8 ships
* ''Ranjit'' class — 3 ships
* ''Rajput'' class — 5 ships
* ''Delhi'' class — 3 ships
* ''Kolkata'' class — 3 ships
* ''Visakhapatnam'' class — 4 ships
* Project 18-class destroyer — 6-10 ships planned.

Indonesia ( Tentara Nasional Indonesia-Angkatan Laut)

* ''Imam Bondjol'' class – 2 ships, ex- Almirante Clemente class
*''Gadjah Mada'' class – 1 ship, ex- N class
*''Siliwangi'' class — 7 ships, ex- Skory class

Iran ( Iranian Navy)

* ''Damavand'' class — 1 ship
* ''Babr'' class — 2 ships
* ''Gearing''-class - 2 ships
* ''Jamaran'' class — 2 ships
* ''Khalije Fars'' class — Under construction

Israel (

Israeli Navy)

* Z-class destroyer - 2 ships
* Hunt-class destroyer escort - 1 ship

Italy (

Italian Navy)

Regia Marina (1861–1946)

* ''Lampo'' class — 5 ships
* ''Nembo'' class — 6 ships
* Soldato class — 10 ships
* ''Indomito'' class — 6 ships
* ''Ardito'' class — 2 ships
* ''Audace'' class — 2 ships
* ''Rosolino Pilo'' class — 8 ships
* ''Alessandro Poerio class'' — 3 ships
* ''Aquila'' class — 4 ships, originally ordered by Romania
* ''Mirabello'' class — 3 ships
* ''La Masa'' class — 8 ships
* ''Giuseppe Sirtori'' class — 4 ships
* ''Palestro'' class — 4 ships
* Generali class — 6 ships
* ''Curtatone'' class — 4 ships
* ''Leone'' class — 3 ships
* ''Sella'' class — 4 ships
* ''Sauro'' class — 4 ships
* ''Turbine'' or ''Borea'' class — 8 ships
* Navigatori class — 12 ships
* ''Freccia'' or ''Dardo'' class — 4 ships
* ''Folgore'' class — 4 ships
* ''Maestrale'' class — 4 ships
* ''Oriani'' class — 4 ships
* Soldati class — 12 ships

Marina Militare (1946–present)

* ''Benson'' class — 1 ship
* ''Gleaves'' class — 1 ship
* ''Fletcher'' class — 3 ships
* ''Impetuoso'' class — 2 ships
* ''Impavido'' class — 2 ships
* ''Audace'' class — 2 ships
* ''Luigi Durand de la Penne'' class — 2 ships
* ''Andrea Doria'' class — 2 ships

Japan

* ''Asakaze'' class — 2 ships
* ''Ariake'' class — 2 ships
* ''Harukaze'' class — 2 ships
* ''Ayanami'' class — 7 ships
* ''Murasame'' class — 3 ships
* ''Akizuki'' class — 2 ships
* ''Yamagumo'' class — 6 ships
* ''Takatsuki'' class — 4 ships
* ''Minegumo'' class — 3 ships
* ''Haruna'' class — 2 ships
* ''Shirane'' class — 2 ships
* ''Hatsuyuki'' class — 12 ships
* ''Asagiri'' class — 8 ships
* ''Hatakaze'' class — 2 ships
* ''Kongō'' class — 4 ships
* ''Murasame'' class — 9 ships
* ''Takanami'' class — 5 ships
* ''Atago'' class — 2 ships
* ''Hyūga'' class — 2 ships
* ''Akizuki'' class — 4 ships
* ''Izumo'' class — 2 ships
* ''Asahi'' class — 2 ships
* ''Maya'' class — 2 ships

Manchukuo ( Manchukuo Imperial Navy)

* ''Hai Wei'' class - 1 ship (ex- ''Momo'' class)

Mexico ( Armada de México)

* ''Cuauhtémoc'' class — 2 ships, ex- ''Fletcher'' class
* ''Quetzalcoatl'' class — 3 ships, ex- ''Gearing'' class
* ''Manuel Azueta'' class — 1 ship, converted ''Edsall'' class

Netherlands (

Koninklijke Marine)

* ''Wolf'' class (Roofdier class) — 8 ships
* ''Admiralen'' class — 8 ships
* ''Gerard Callenburgh'' class — 2 ships
* ''Van Galen'' class — 2 ships, ex- N class
* S class - 2 ships
* G class - 1 ship
* Q class - 1 ship
* ''Wickes'' class - 1 ship
* ''Holland'' class — 4 ships
* ''Friesland'' class — 8 ships

North Korea ( Korean People's Army Navy)

* Choe Hyon class - 1

Norway ( Kongelige Norske Marine)

* ''Draug'' class — 3 ships
* ''Sleipner'' class — 6 ships
* ''Ålesund'' class - 2 ships (Never completed)
* ''Stord'' class — 2 ships, ex- S class
* ''Town'' class — 5 vessels on loan from the Royal Navy.
* ''Oslo'' class — 4 ships, ex- C class
* ''Hunt'' class — 5 ships

Pakistan ( Pɑkistan Bahri'a)

* ''Tariq'' class — 3 ships, ex- O class
* ''Taimur'' class — 4 ships, ex- C class
* ''Badr'' class — 2 ships, ex- ''Battle'' class
* ''Tariq'' class — 3 ships, ex- ''Gearing'' class
* ''Babur'' class — 1 ship, ex- County class
* ''Tariq'' class — 5 ships, ex- ''Amazon''-class

Peru ( Marina de Guerra del Perú)

* ''Teniente Rodríguez'' class — 1 ship
* ''Almirante Guise'' class — 1 ship, ex- ''Izyaslav'' class
* ''Almirante Villar'' class — 1 ship, ex- ''Orfei'' class
* ''Villar'' class — 2 ships, ex- ''Fletcher'' class
* ''Palacios'' class — 2 ships, ex- ''Daring'' class
* ''Garcia y Garcia'' class — 1 ship, ex- ''Holland'' class
* ''Colonel Bolognesi'' class — 7 ships, ex- ''Friesland'' class

Poland ( Marynarka Wojenna)

* ''Wicher'' class — 2 ships
* ''Grom'' class — 2 ships
* ''Garland'' — 1 ship, ex- G class
* ''Piorun'' class — 1 ship, ex- N class
* ''Orkan'' class — 1 ship, ex- M class
* Hunt (Batch III) class — 3 ships
* ''Bourrasque'' class - 1 ship
* ''Wicher'' class — 2 ships, ex- Project 30 class
* ''Warszawa'' class — 1 ship, ex- Project 56AE
* ''Warszawa'' class — 1 ship ex- Project 61MP

Portugal ( Marinha Portuguesa)

* ''Tejo'' class — 1 ship
* ''Guadiana'' class — 4 ships
* ''Liz'' class — 1 ship
* ''Vouga'' class — 5 ships

Romania ( Romanian Navy)

* — 2 ships
* ''Mărăști'' class - 2 ships (''Aquila''-class scout cruisers rearmed as destroyers)
* ''Amiral Murgescu'' class - 1 ship completed ( minelaying destroyer escort)

Russia/USSR (

Russian Navy)

Imperial Russian Navy

Soviet Navy

* ''Leningrad'' class — 6 ships
* ''Tashkent'' class — 1 ship
* ''Gnevny'' class — 28 ships
* ''Soobrazitelnyy'' class — 18 ships
* ''Opytny'' class — 1 ship
* ''Ognevoy'' class — 11 ships
* ''Zhivushiy'' (ex-USS) class — 9 ships
* ''Likhoy'' class — 2 ships, ex- ''Regele Ferdinand'' class
* ''Legky'' class — 2 ships, ex- ''Marasti'' class
* ''Prytky'' class — 2 ships, ex- ''Zerstörer'' 1934A class
* ''Prochny'' class — 1 ship, ex- German ''Zerstörer'' 1936A class
* Soldati class — 2 ships, ex- Soldati class
* ''Skoryy'' class — 70 ships
* ''Neustrashimy'' class — 1 ship
* Kotlin class — 27 ships
* Kildin class — 4 ships
* Krupny class — 7 ships
* Kashin class — 25 ships
* ''Sovremennyy'' class — 21 ships
* ''Udaloy'' class — 16 ships

Siam ( Royal Siamese Navy)

*''Sua Taynchon'' class — 2 ships
* ''Phra Ruang'' class — 1 ship

South Africa (

South African Navy)

* W class — 2 ships

South Korea (

Republic of Korea Navy)

* ''Chungmu'' class — 3 ships, ex- ''Fletcher'' class
* ''Chungbuk'' class — 7 ships, ex- ''Gearing'' class
* ''Dae Gu'' class — 2 ships, ex- ''Allen M. Sumner'' class
* ''Gwanggaeto the Great'' class — 3 ships
* ''Chungmugong Yi Sunshin'' class — 6 ships
* ''Sejong the Great'' class — 3 ships

Spain ( Armada Española)

* ''Destructor'' class — 1 ship
* ''Furor'' class — 6 ships
* ''Bustamante'' class — 3 ships
* ''Alsedo'' class — 3 ships
* ''Churruca'' class — 16 ships
* ''Teruel'' class — 2 ships
* ''Ceuta'' class — 2 ships
* ''Liniers'' class — 2 ships
* ''Audaz'' class — 9 ships
* ''Oquendo'' class — 3 ships
* ''Lepanto'' class — 5 ships, ex- ''Fletcher'' class
* ''Churruca'' class — 5 ships, ex- ''Gearing'' class

Sweden (

Swedish Navy)

* ''Ragnar'' class — 3 ships
* ''Hugin'' class — 2 ships
* ''Wrangel'' class — 2 ships
* ''Ehrenskold'' class — 2 ships
* ''Klas'' class — 2 ships
* ''Göteborg'' class — 6 ships
* ''Psilander'' class — 2 ships
* ''Romulus'' class — 2 ships
* ''Mode'' class — 4 ships
* ''Visby'' class — 4 ships
* ''Öland'' class — 2 ships
* ''Halland'' class — 2 ships
* ''Östergotland'' class — 4 ships

Turkey ( Osmanlı Donanması / Türk Deniz Kuvvetleri)

* ''Samsun'' class — 4 ships
* ''Muavenet-i Milliye'' class — 4 ships
* ''Adatepe'' class — 2 ships
* ''Tinaztepe'' class — 2 ships
* ''Gaziantep'' class — 4 ships (ex-)
* ''Demirhisar'' class — 4 ships (ex-)
* ''Alp Arslan'' class — 4 ships (ex- M class)
* ''Geyret'' class — 1 ship (ex-)
* ''İstanbul'' class — 5 ships (ex-)
* ''Zafer'' class - 1 ship (ex-
* ''Zafer'' class — 2 ships (ex-)
* ''Yücetepe'' class — 10 ships (ex-)
* ''Alçıtepe'' class — 2 ships (ex-)
* ''Berk'' class — 2 ships (ex-)
* ''Gelibolu'' class - 3 ships (ex-)

United Kingdom (

Royal Navy)

Torpedo Boat Destroyers

In 1913, the surviving units among the large heterogeneous array of older Torpedo Boat Destroyer types of the "27-knotter" and "30-knotter" varieties were organised into the A, B, C and D classes according to their design speed and the number of funnels they possessed. The earlier "26-knotters" were not included as all six vessels had been deleted before 1913.

*26-knot classes
** ''Daring'' class — 2 ships
** ''Havock'' class — 2 ships
** ''Ferret'' class — 2 ships
* A class; (27-knot classes) — 36 original ships in this group
** ''Ardent'' class — 3 ships
** ''Charger'' class — 3 ships
** ''Fervent'' class — 2 ships
** ''Hardy'' class — 2 ships
** ''Janus'' class — 3 ships
** ''Salmon'' class — 2 ships
** ''Banshee'' class — 3 ships
** ''Conflict'' class — 3 ships
** ''Handy'' class — 3 ships
** ''Opossum'' class — 3 ships
** ''Rocket'' class — 3 ships
** ''Sturgeon'' class — 3 ships
** ''Swordfish'' class — 2 ships
** ''Zebra'' class — 1 ship
* B class (4-funnelled, classes)
** ''Quail'' class — 4 ships
** ''Earnest'' class — 6 ships
** ''Spiteful'' class — 2 ships
** ''Myrmidon'' class — 2 ships
* C class (3-funnelled, classes)
** ''Star'' class — 6 ships
** ''Avon'' class — 3 ships
** ''Brazen'' class — 4 ships
** ''Violet'' class — 2 ships
** ''Mermaid'' class — 2 ships
** ''Gipsy'' class — 3 ships
** ''Bullfinch'' class — 3 ships
** ''Fawn'' class — 6 ships
** ''Falcon'' class — 2 ships
** ''Greyhound'' class — 3 ships
** ''Thorn'' class — 3 ships
** Hawthorn special type — 2 ships
** Thornycroft special — 1 ship
** Armstrong-Whitworth special, — 1 ship
* D class; (2-funnelled, classes)
Unlike the A, B and C classes, all the (two-funnel) D class were built by one shipbuilder (Thornycroft) and comprised a single class, with minor modifications between batches.
**''Desperate'' group — 4 ships
**''Angler'' group — 2 ships
**''Coquette'' group — 3 ships
** ''Stag'' special type — 1 ship
* ''Taku'' type — 1 ship, ex-Chinese prize

Conventional destroyers

In 1913, lettered names were given to all Royal Navy destroyers, previously known after the first ship of that class. The River or E class of 1913 were the first destroyers of the Royal Navy with a recognisable modern configuration.
* River or E class — 33 ships
* Tribal or F class — 13 ships
* ''Beagle'' or G class — 16 ships
* ''Acorn'' or H class — 20 ships
* ''Acheron'' or I class — 23 ships
* ''Acasta'' or K class — 20 ships
* ''Swift'' type — 1 ship
* ''Laforey'' or L class — 22 ships
* ''Arno'' type — 1 ship
* Admiralty M class — 74 ships
* Hawthorn M class — 2 ships
* Yarrow M class — 10 ships
* Thornycroft M class — 6 ships
* ''Talisman'' class — 4 ships
* ''Medea'' class — 4 ships
* ''Faulknor'' class leader — 4 ships
* ''Marksman'' class leader — 7 ships
* ''Parker'' class leader — 6 ships
* Admiralty R class — 39 ships
* Yarrow Later M class — 7 ships
* Thornycroft R class — 5 ships
* Admiralty modified R class — 11 ships
* Admiralty S class — 55 ships
* Yarrow S class — 7 ships
* Thornycroft S class — 5 ships
* Admiralty V class — 28 ships
* Admiralty W class — 19 ships
* Thornycroft V and W class — 4 ships
* Thornycroft modified W class — 2 ships
* Admiralty modified W class — 15 ships
* Admiralty type leader — 8 ships
* Thornycroft type leader or ''Shakespeare'' class — 5 ships
* ''Ambuscade'' type — 1 ship
* ''Amazon'' type — 1 ship
*Inter-war standard classes
** A class — 9 ships
** B class — 9 ships
** C class — 5 ships
** D class — 9 ships
** E class — 9 ships
** F class — 9 ships
** G class — 9 ships
** H class — 9 ships
** I class — 9 ships
** ex-Brazilian H class — 6 ships
** ex-Turkish I class — 2 ships
* Tribal class — 27 ships
* J, K and N class — 24 ships
* Hunt class — 83 ships
* L and M class — 16 ships
* Town class — 50 ships from three classes of United States Navy destroyers, transferred 1940
*World War II War Emergency Programme classes
** O and P class — 16 ships
** Q and R class — 16 ships
** S and T class — 16 ships
** U and V class — 16 ships
** W and Z class — 16 ships
** C class — 32 ships
* Battle class — 23 ships
* Weapon class — 4 ships
*Laid down post-war
** ''Daring'' class — 8 ships

Guided-missile destroyers

* County class — 8 ships
* Type 82 — 1 ship
* Type 42 — 14 ships (6 ''Sheffield'', 4 ''Exeter'', 4 ''Manchester'')
* Type 45 — 6 ships, commissioned 2009–2013

United States (

United States Navy)

* ''Bainbridge'' class — 13 ships
* ''Truxtun'' class — 3 ships
* ''Smith'' class — 5 ships
* ''Paulding'' class — 21 ships
* ''Cassin'' class — 8 ships
* ''O'Brien'' class — 6 ships
* ''Tucker'' class — 6 ships
* ''Sampson'' class — 6 ships
* ''Caldwell'' class — 6 ships
* ''Wickes'' class — 111 ships
* ''Clemson'' class — 156 ships
* ''Farragut'' class (1934) — 8 ships
* ''Porter'' class — 8 ships
* ''Mahan'' class — 18 ships
* ''Gridley'' class — 4 ships
* ''Bagley'' class — 8 ships
* ''Somers'' class — 5 ships
* ''Benham'' class — 10 ships
* ''Sims'' class — 12 ships
* ''Gleaves'' class — 66 ships
* ''Benson'' class — 30 ships
* ''Fletcher'' class — 175 ships
* ''Allen M. Sumner'' class — 58 ships
* ''Gearing'' class — 98 ships
* ''Mitscher'' class — 4 ships
* ''Forrest Sherman'' class — 18 ships
* ''Farragut'' class (1958) — 10 ships
* ''Charles F. Adams'' class — 23 ships
* ''Spruance'' class — 30 ships
* ''Kidd'' class — 4 ships
* ''Arleigh Burke'' class — 62 ships, 1989– (further ships are being constructed or planned)
* ''Zumwalt'' class — 3 ships (in construction or planning)

Ukraine (

Ukrainian Navy)

* ''Leitenant Pushchin'' class - 2 ships
* ''Ukrayna'' class - 1 ship

Venezuela ( ARBV)

* ''Allen M. Sumner''-class - 2 ships
* ''Nueva Esparta'' class — 3 ships
* ''Almirante Clemente'' class — 6 ships

Yugoslavia ( Yugoslav Navy)

* ''Dubrovnik'' class — 1 ship
* ''Beograd'' class — 3 ships
* ''Split'' class — 1 ship
* W class — 2 ships

Notes

References

* {{cite book, last1=Gardiner, first1=Robert, last2=Gray, first2=Randal, title=Conway's All the World's Fighting Ships 1906–1921, year=1985, publisher=Conway Maritime Press, location=London, isbn=0-85177-245-5

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