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List of hull classifications : ウィキペディア英語版
List of hull classifications
The list of hull classifications comprises an alphabetical list of the hull classification symbols used by the United States Navy to identify the type of a ship.
The combination of symbol and hull number identify a modern Navy ship uniquely. A heavily modified or repurposed ship may receive a new symbol, and either retain the hull number or receive a new one. Also, the system of symbols has changed a number of times since it was introduced in 1907, so ships' symbols sometimes change without anything being done to the physical ship.
Many of the symbols listed here are not presently in use. The Naval Vessel Register maintains an online database of U.S. Navy ships.
The 1975 ship reclassification of cruisers, frigates, and ocean escorts brought U.S. Navy classifications into line with other nations' classifications, and eliminated the perceived "cruiser gap" with the Soviet Navy.
If a ship's hull classification symbol has "T-" preceding it, that symbolizes that it is a ship of the Military Sealift Command, with a primarily civilian crew.
== A ==

* AALC: Amphibious Assault Landing Craft
* AARCS: Air Raid Report Control Ship
* AASGP: Amphibious Assault Ship, General Purpose
* AB: Crane Ship
* ABU: Boom defense vessel
* AC: Collier
* ACM: Auxiliary Mine Layer
* ACR: Armored Cruiser (pre-1920)
* ACS: Auxiliary Crane Ship
* ACV: Auxiliary Aircraft Carrier (Escort carrier) (1942)
* AD: Destroyer Tender
* ADC: Ammunition Storage Cargo ship
* ADG: Degaussing/Deperming Ship (ADG = Auxiliary Degaussing/Deperming General)
* ADS: Air Defense Ship
* AE: Ammunition Ship
* AEFS: Fleet replenishment ship
* AEM: Ammunition Ship, Missile (retired)
* AF: Refrigerated ship
* AFDB: Large Auxiliary Floating Dry Dock
* AFDL: Small Auxiliary Floating Dry Dock
* AFDM: Medium Auxiliary Floating Dry Dock
* AFDS: Auxiliary Fighter Directing Ship
* AFS: Combat Stores Ship
* AG: Miscellaneous Auxiliary (AG = Auxiliary General)
* AGB: Icebreaker
* AGCL: Auxiliary General Communication (ship), Light
* AGD: Dredge Ship
* AGDE: Testing Ocean Escort
* AGDS: Deep Submergence Support Ship
* AGE: General Purpose Experimental Ship (AGE = Auxiliary General Experimental)
* AGEH: hydrofoil research ship
* AGER: Environmental Research Ship
* AGF: Miscellaneous Command Ship
* AGFF: Testing Frigate
* AGH: Weather Ship (AGH = Auxiliary General Hydrometeorology)
* AGHS: Hydroplane research ship
* AGI: Intelligence Collecting Ship (AGI = Auxiliary General Intelligence)
* AGL: Mooring/buoy tender
* AGM: Missile Range Instrumentation Ship
* AGMR: Auxiliary Major Communication Relay Ship
* AGOR: Oceanographic Research Ship
* AGOS: Ocean Surveillance Ship
* AGP: Patrol Craft Tender
* AGR: Radar Picket Ship (retired)
* AGS: Surveying Ship
* AGSL: Auxiliary General Satellilte Launching ship
* AGSS: Auxiliary Submarine
* AGT: Target ship (AGT = Auxiliary General Target)
* AGTR: Technical research ship
* AH: Hospital ship
* AHC: Auxiliary Helicopter Carrier
* AHP: Medical Evacuation Ship
* AIRIS: Aviation store issue ship
* AK: Cargo Ship
* AKA: Attack Cargo Ship
* AKB: Cargo Ship, Barge
* AKD: Cargo Ship, Dock (cargo dock ship)
* AKE: Underway Replenishment Dry Cargo Ship
* AKF: Float-on/Float-off (flo-flo) Ship
* AKFBM: Fleet ballistic missile trial ship
* AKI: Store Issue Ship
* AKL: Cargo Ship, Light
* AKN: Cargo Ship, Net
* AKR: Vehicle Cargo Ship (Cargo Ship, Roll-on/Roll-off)
* AKS: General stores issue ship
* AKV: Cargo Ship, Aircraft Transport
* AKX: Container ship
* AL: Auxiliary Lighter
* AM: Minesweeper or MCM tender
* AMb: Harbor Minesweeper
* AMc: Coastal Minesweeper
* AMCU: Underwater Mine Locater
* AMh: Harbor Minesweeper
* AMS: Motor Minesweeper
* AN: Net Laying Ship
* ANL: Net Laying Ship
* AO: Fleet Oiler
* AOE: Fast Combat Support Ship
* AOG: Gasoline Tanker
* AOR: Replenishment Oiler
* AOS: Specialized Oiler/Tanker
* AOSS: Submarine Oiler (retired)
* AOT: Transport/Storage Oiler
* AP: Transport
* APA: Attack Transport
* APB: Self-Propelled Barracks Ship
* APC: Transport, Coastal
* APD: High Speed Transport
* APF: Administrative flagship
* APG: Coastal artillery supply ship
* APH: Ambulance Transport
* APL: Barracks Craft, non self-propelled
* APM: Artillery Transport
* APN: Artillery Transport, non Self-Propelled
* APP: Troop Barge
* APR: Cargo ship, rescue / med evac
* APS: Minelaying Submarine (retired)
* APSS: Transport Submarine (retired)
* APT: Troop transport
* APV: Aircraft transport
* APY: Large Y-boat (large Rigid-hulled inflatable boat)
* AR: Repair ship
* ARB: Repair Ship, Battle damage
* ARC: Cable Repair Ship
* ARD: Auxiliary Repair Dry Dock
* ARDM: Medium Auxiliary Repair Dry Dock
* ARG: Marine engine repair ship
* ARH: Heavy repair ship (ARH = Auxiliary Repair, Heavy)
* ARIS: Space exploration tracking ship
* ARL: Small Repair Ship (ARL = Auxiliary Repair, Light)
* ARM: Heavy machinery repair ship (ARM = Auxiliary Repair, Machinery, heavy)
* ARR: Repair ship, radioactive
* ARS: Rescue/Salvage Ship
* ARSD: Salvage Lifting Ship
* ARST: Auxiliary Rescue Salvage Tender
* ARV: Aircraft repair ship
* ARVA: Aircraft repair ship
* ARVE: Aviation engine repair ship
* ARVH: Helicopter repair ship
* AS: Submarine tender
* ASPB: Assault Support Patrol Boat
* ASR: Submarine Rescue Ship
* ASSP: Transport Submarine (retired)
* AT: Ocean Going Tug
* ATA: Auxiliary Ocean Tug
* ATC: Armored Troop Carrier
* ATF: Fleet Ocean Tug
* ATR: Rescue tug (ATR = Auxiliary Tug, Rescue)
* ATS: Salvage and Rescue Ship
* AV: Seaplane Tender
* AVB: Aviation Logistics Support Ship
* AVC: Large catapult lighter (for launching seaplanes)
* AVD: Seaplane Tender Destroyer (retired)
* AVG: Auxiliary Aircraft Ferry (Escort carrier) (1941-2)
* AVM: Missile trial ship
* AVP: Seaplane Tender, light
* AVR: Aircraft Rescue Ship
* AVS: Helicopter training ship
* AVT: Auxiliary Aircraft Landing Training Ship
* AW: Distilling Ship
* AWK: Water Tanker
* AWT: Water Tanker
* AX: Training ship
* AXS: Training ship, sail
* AXT: Training ship tender
* AZ: Airship Tender (retired)

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