Left Column --
Transports numbered AP-1 through
AP-101:
- AP-1: Henderson
(1917-1948),
later Bountiful (AH-9)
- AP-2: Doyen (1943-1946),
originally named Heywood.
Authorized in 1916 but postponed in 1919. Finally commissioned
as APA-1 in 1943
- AP-3: Hancock (1902-1926), later IX-12
- AP-4: Argonne
(1921-1950),
later AS-10 & AG-31
- AP-5: Chaumont
(1921-1948),
later Samaritan (AH-10)
- AP-6: William Ward Burrows (1940-1946)
- AP-7: Wharton
(1940-1947)
- AP-8: Harris (1940-1948), later APA-2
- AP-9: Zeilin
(1942-1948), later APA-3
- AP-10: McCawley
(1940-1943),
later APA-4
- AP-11: Barnett
(1940-1946),
later APA-5
- AP-12: Heywood
(1940-1946),
later APA-6
- AP-13: : George
F. Elliot (1941-1942)
- AP-14: Fuller
(1941-1946),
later APA-7
- AP-15: William P. Biddle (1941-1946), later
APA-8
- AP-16: Neville
(1941-1946),
later APA-9
- AP-17: Harry Lee (1940-1946),
later APA-10
- AP-18: Feland (1943-1946),
later APA-11
- AP-19: Catlin (1941). Previously George
Washington (ID # 3018, 1917-1919)
- AP-20: Munargo (1941-1943)
- AP-21: Wakefield (1941-1964)
- AP-22: Mount Vernon (1941-1946)
- AP-23: West Point (1941-1946)
- AP-24: Orizaba
(1941-1945). Previously ID # 1536 (1918-1919)
- AP-25: Leonard Wood (1941-1946),
later APA-12
- AP-26: Joseph
T. Dickman (1941-1946), later APA-13
- AP-27: Hunter
Liggett (1941-1946),
later APA-14
- AP-28: Kent
(1941-1942).
Previously Santa Teresa (ID # 3804, 1918-1919)
- AP-29: U.S.
Grant (1941-1945).
Previously Madawaska (ID # 3011, 1917-1919)
- AP-30: Henry T. Allen (1941-1946), later APA-15
& AG-90
- AP-31: Chateau Thierry (1941-1943)
- AP-32: St. Mihiel (1941-1943)
- AP-33: Republic
(1941-1945).
Previously President
Grant (ID # 3014, 1917-1919)
- AP-34: J. Franklin Bell (1941-1946), later
APA-16
- AP-35: American
Legion (1941-1946), later APA-17
- AP-36: John L. Clem (1941 - not commissioned).
Previously Santa Ana
(ID # 2869, 1919-1919)
- AP-37: President
Jackson (1942-1973), later APA-18
- AP-38: President
Adams (1941-1974), later APA-19
- AP-39: President
Hayes (1941-1973), later APA-20
- AP-40: Crescent
City (1941-1948),
later APA-21
- AP-41: Stratford (1941-1946). Previously Catherine
(AK-45)
- AP-42: Tasker H. Bliss (1942-1942)
- AP-43: Hugh L. Scott (1942-1942)
- AP-44: Willard A. Holbrook (1942 -- not commissioned)
- AP-45: Thomas H. Barry (circa 1942 -- not commissioned)
- AP-46: James Parker (circa 1942 -- not commissioned)
- AP-47: J.W. McAndrew (1942 -- not commissioned)
- AP-48: Frederick Funston (1943-1961). Commissioned
as APA-89. Later T-AP-178
- AP-49: James
O'Hara (1943-1968). Commissioned as APA-90. Later T-AP-179
- AP-50: Joseph Hewes (1942-1942). Would have
become APA-22
- AP-51: John Penn (1942-1943), later APA-23
- AP-52: Edward Rutledge (1942-1942). Would have
become APA-24
- AP-53: Lafayette (1941-1945 -- not commissioned),
later APV-4
- AP-54: Hermitage (1942-1946)
- AP-55: Arthur Middleton (1942-1973), later
APA-25
- AP-56: Samuel Chase (1942-1973), later APA-26
- AP-57: George Clymer (1942-1968), later APA-27
- AP-58: Charles Carroll (1942-1977), later APA-28
- AP-59: Thomas Stone (1942-1945), later APA-29
- AP-60: Thomas Jefferson (1942-1973), later
APA-30
- AP-61: Monticello (1942-1946)
- AP-62: Kenmore (1942-1946), later Refuge
(AH-11)
- AP-63: Rochambeau (1942-1945)
- AP-64: Monrovia (1942-1969), later APA-31
- AP-65: Calvert (1942-1977), later APA-32
- AP-66: Ancon
(1942-1946), later AGC-4
- AP-67: Dorothea
L. Dix (1942-1946)
- AP-68: Alameda (circa. 1942 - not acquired)
- AP-69: Elizabeth C. Stanton (1942-1946)
- AP-70: Florence Nightingale (1942-1946
- AP-71: Lyon (1942-1946)
- AP-72: Susan
B. Anthony (1942-1944)
- AP-73: Leedstown
(1942-1942)
- AP-74: Le Jeune (1943-1957)
- AP-75: Gemini (1942-1946). Previously Matinicus
(AG-38 & AK-52)
- AP-76: Anne Arundel (1942-1946)
- AP-77: Thurston (1942-1946)
Note: APA-33 through APA-56 were
originally designated AP-78 through AP-101, respectively. None
of these ships had any service as APs. However, for the sake
of completeness they are listed below:
- AP-78: Bayfield
(1943-1969). Commissioned as APA-33
- AP-79: Bolivar (1943-1946). Commissioned as
APA-34
- AP-80: Callaway (1943-1946). Commissioned as
APA-35
- AP-81: Cambria (1943-1971). Commissioned as
APA-36
- AP-82: Cavalier (1944-1969). Commissioned as
APA-37
- AP-83: Chilton (1943-1974). Commissioned as
APA-38
- AP-84: Clay (1943-1946). Commissioned as APA-39
- AP-85: Custer (1943-1946). Commissioned as
APA-40
- AP-86: Du Page (1943-1946). Commissioned as
APA-41
- AP-87: Elmore (1943-1946). Commissioned as
APA-42
- AP-88: Fayette (1943-1946). Commissioned as
APA-43
- AP-89: Fremont (1943-1974). Commissioned as
APA-44
- AP-90: Henrico (1943-1976). Commissioned as
APA-45
- AP-91: Knox (1943-1946). Commissioned as APA-46
- AP-92: Lamar (1943-1946). Commissioned as APA-47
- AP-93: Leon (1943-1946). Commissioned as APA-48
- AP-94: Ormsby (1943-1946). Commissioned as
APA-49
- AP-95: Pierce (1943-1946). Commissioned as
APA-50
- AP-96: Sheridan (1943-1946). Commissioned as
APA-51
- AP-97: Sumter (1943-1946). Commissioned as
APA-52
- AP-98: Warren (1943-1946). Commissioned as
APA-53
- AP-99: Wayne (1943-1946). Commissioned as APA-54
- AP-100: Windsor
(1943-1946). Commissioned as APA-55
- AP-101: Leedstown
(1943-1946). Originally named Wood. Commissioned as
APA-56
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Right Column --
Transports numbered AP-102 through
T-AP-202:
- AP-102: La Salle (1943-1946). Originally named
Hotspur
- AP-103: President Polk (1943-1946)
- AP-104: President Monroe (1943-1946)
- AP-105: George F. Elliott (1943-1946)
- AP-106: Catskill (1944-1973). Originally CM-6.
Completed as LSV-1. Later MCS-1
- AP-107: Ozark (1944-1982). Originally CM-7.
Completed as LSV-2. Later MCS-2
- AP-108: Osage (1944-1974). Originally AN-3.
Completed as LSV-3. Later MCS-3
- AP-109: Saugus (1945-1976). Originally AN-4.
Completed as LSV-4. Later MCS-4
- AP-110: General John Pope (1943-20__), later T-AP-110
- AP-111: General A.E. Anderson (1943-1987),
later T-AP-111
- AP-112: General W.A. Mann (1943-1987), later
T-AP-112
- AP-113: General H.W. Butner (1943-1977), later
T-AP-113
- AP-114: General William Mitchell (1944-1987),
later T-AP-114
- AP-115: General George M. Randall (1944-1975),
later T-AP-115
- AP-116: General M.C. Meigs (1944-1972), later
T-AP-116
- AP-117: General W.H. Gordon (1944-1987), later
T-AP-117
- AP-118: General W.P. Richardson (1944-1946)
- AP-119: General William Weigel (1945-1987),
later T-AP-119
- AP-120: Admiral W.S. Benson (1944-1987), later
General Daniel I. Sultan (T-AP-120)
- AP-121: Admiral W.L. Capps (1944-2000), later
General General Hugh J. Gaffey (T-AP-121 & IX-507)
- AP-122: Admiral R.E. Coontz (1944-2001), later
General Alexander M. Patch (T-AP-122)
- AP-123: Admiral
E.W. Eberle (1945-1997), later General Simon B. Buckner
(T-AP-123)
- AP-124: Admiral C.F. Hughes (1945-2005), later
General Edwin D. Patrick (T-AP-124)
- AP-125: Admiral
H.T. Mayo (1945-2005), later General Nelson M. Walker
(T-AP-125)
- AP-126: Admiral
Hugh Rodman (1945-1997), later General Maurice Rose
(T-AP-126)
- AP-127: Admiral
W.S. Sims (1945-2005), later General William O. Darby
(T-AP-127) & IX-510
- AP-128: Admiral D.W. Taylor (launched 1946
- not commissioned)
- AP-129: Admiral F.B. Upham (launched 1946 -
not commissioned)
- AP-130: General G.O. Squier (1943-1964)
- AP-131: General T.H. Bliss (1944-1964)
- AP-132: General J.R. Brooke (1944-1964)
- AP-133: General O.H. Ernst (1944-1964)
- AP-134: General R.L. Howze (1944-1968), later
T-AP-134
- AP-135: General W.M. Black (1944-1967), later
T-AP-135
- AP-136: General H.L. Scott (1944-1964)
- AP-137: General S.D. Sturgis (1944-1967), later
T-AP-137
- AP-138: General C.G. Morton (1944-1967), later
T-AP-138
- AP-139: General R.E. Callan (1945-1982). Later
T-AP-139, then General H.H. Arnold (T-AGM-9)
- AP-140: General M.B. Stewart (1945-1967), later
T-AP-140
- AP-141: General
A.W. Greely (1945-1968), later T-AP-141
- AP-142: General C.H. Muir (1945-1968), later
T-AP-142
- AP-143: General H.B. Freeman (1945-1967), later
T-AP-143
- AP-144: General H.F. Hodges (1945-1967), later
T-AP-144
- AP-145: General Harry Taylor (1944-20__). Later
T-AP-145, then General Hoyt S. Vandenberg (T-AGM-10)
- AP-146: General W.F. Hase (1944-1968), later
T-AP-146
- AP-147: General E.T. Collins (1944-1968), later
T-AP-147
- AP-148: General M.L. Hersey (1944-1968), later
T-AP-148
- AP-149: General J.H. McRae (1944-1968), later
T-AP-149
- AP-150: General M.M. Patrick (1944-1967), later
T-AP-150
- AP-151: General W.C. Langfitt (1944-1968)
- AP-152: General Omar Bundy (1945-1964), later
T-AP-152
- AP-153: General R.M. Blatchford (1945-1969),
later T-AP-153
- AP-154: General LeRoy Eltinge (1945-1969),
later T-AP-154
- AP-155: General A.W. Brewster (1945-1968),
later T-AP-155
- AP-156: General D.E. Aultman (1945-1967), later
T-AP-156
- AP-157: General C.C. Ballou (1945-1968), later
T-AP-157
- AP-158: General W.G. Haan (1945-1968), later
T-AP-158
- AP-159: General Stuart Heintzelman (1945-1968),
later T-AP-159
- AP-160: Monitor (1944-1974). Originally AN-1.
Later LSV-5 & MCS-5
- AP-161: Montauk (1944-1973). Originally AN-2. Commissioned as LSV-6. Later Galilea (AKN-6)
- AP-162: Kenmore
(1943-1946), later AK-221
- AP-163: Livingston
(1943-1973), later AK-222
- AP-164: De Grasse (1943-1946), later AK-223
- AP-165: Prince Georges (1943-1946), later AK-224
- AP-166: Comet (1944-1946)
- AP-167: John
Land (1944-1946)
- AP-168: War Hawk (1944-1946)
- AP-169: Golden
City (1944-1946)
- AP-170: Winged Arrow (1944-1946)
- AP-171: Storm
King (1943-1946)
- AP-172: Cape
Johnson (1944-1946)
- AP-173: Herald of the Morning (1944-1946)
- AP-174: Arlington (1944-1946)
- AP-175: Starlight (1944-1946)
- AP-176: General
J.C. Breckinridge (1945-1987), later T-AP-176
- AP-177: Europa (1945-1946)
- T-AP-178: Frederick Funston (1943-1969), previously
AP-48 & APA-89
- T-AP-179: James
O'Hara (1943-1968), previously AP-49 & APA-90
- T-AP-180: David
C. Shanks (1950-1973)
- T-AP-181: Fred
C. Ainsworth (1950-1973)
- T-AP-182: George W. Goethals (1950-1970)
- T-AP-183: Henry Gibbins (1950-1959)
- T-AP-184: Private
Elden H. Johnson (1942-1971). Originally Pinkney (APH-2)
- T-AP-185: Private William H. Thomas (1942-1971).
Originally Rixey (APH-3)
- T-AP-186: Sergeant Charles E. Mower (1942-1969).
Originally Tryon (APH-1)
- T-AP-187: Private Joe E. Martinez (1950-1971)
- T-AP-188: Aiken Victory (1950-1971)
- T-AP-189: Lieutenant Raymond O. Beaudoin (1950-1972)
- T-AP-190: Private Sadao S. Munemori (1950-1969)
- T-AP-191: Sergeant Howard E. Woodford (1950-1972)
- T-AP-192: Private Sylvester Antolak (1950-1971)
- T-AP-193: Marine Adder (1950-1967)
- T-AP-194: Marine Lynx (1950-1967)
- T-AP-195: Marine Phoenix (1950-1967)
- T-AP-196: Barrett (1951-1973)
- T-AP-197: Geiger (1952-1980)
- T-AP-198: Upshur (1952-1973)
- T-AP-199: Marine Carp (1952-1967)
- T-AP-200: Marine Jumper (ca.1951 - not acquired)
- T-AP-201: Marine Marlin (ca.1951 - not acquired)
- T-AP-202: Marine Serpent (1952-1968)
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