Units
| Ship Name | Hull No. | Builder | Commission– Decommission |
Fate | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Knox | FF-1052 | Todd, Seattle | 1969–1992 | Sunk as target | |
| Roark | FF-1053 | Todd, Seattle | 1969–1991 | Scrapped | |
| Gray | FF-1054 | Todd, Seattle | 1970–1991 | Scrapped | |
| Hepburn | FF-1055 | Todd, San Pedro | 1969–1991 | Sunk as target | |
| Connole | FF-1056 | Avondale | 1969–1992 | To Greece, renamed Ipirus (F-456) | |
| Rathburne | FF-1057 | Lockheed | 1970–1992 | Sunk as target | |
| Meyerkord | FF-1058 | Todd, San Pedro | 1969–1991 | Scrapped | |
| W. S. Sims | FF-1059 | Avondale | 1970–1991 | Grant aid to Turkey as spare parts hulk | |
| Lang | FF-1060 | Todd, San Pedro | 1970–1991 | Scrapped | |
| Patterson | FF-1061 | Avondale | 1970–1991 | Scrapped | |
| Whipple | FF-1062 | Todd, Seattle | 1970–1992 | To Mexico, renamed Almirante Francisco Javier Mina (F-214) | |
| Reasoner | FF-1063 | Lockheed | 1971–1993 | To Turkey, renamed Kocatepe (F-252) | |
| Lockwood | FF-1064 | Todd, Seattle | 1970–1993 | Scrapped | |
| Stein | FF-1065 | Lockheed | 1972–1992 | To Mexico, renamed Ignacio Allende (F-211) | |
| Marvin Shields | FF-1066 | Todd, Seattle | 1971–1992 | To Mexico, renamed Mariano Abasolo (F-212) | |
| Francis Hammond | FF-1067 | Todd, San Pedro | 1971–1992 | Scrapped | |
| Vreeland | FF-1068 | Avondale | 1970–1992 | To Greece, renamed Makedonia (F-458) | |
| Bagley | FF-1069 | Lockheed | 1972–1991 | Scrapped | |
| Downes | FF-1070 | Todd, Seattle | 1971–1992 | Sunk as target | |
| Badger | FF-1071 | Todd, San Pedro | 1970–1991 | Sunk as target | |
| Blakely | FF-1072 | Avondale | 1970–1991 | Scrapped | |
| Robert E. Peary | FF-1073 | Lockheed | 1972–1992 | To Taiwan, renamed Chih Yang (FF-932) | |
| Harold E. Holt | FF-1074 | Todd, San Pedro | 1971–1992 | Sunk as target | |
| Trippe | FF-1075 | Avondale | 1970–1992 | To Greece, renamed Thraki (F-457) | |
| Fanning | FF-1076 | Todd, San Pedro | 1971–1993 | To Turkey, renamed Adatepe (F-251) | |
| Ouellet | FF-1077 | Avondale | 1970–1993 | To Thailand, renamed HTMS. Phutthaloetla Naphalai (FFG 462) | |
| Joseph Hewes | FF-1078 | Avondale | 1971–1994 | To Taiwan, renamed Lan Yang (FF-935) | |
| Bowen | FF-1079 | Avondale | 1971–1994 | To Turkey, renamed Akdeniz (F-257) | |
| Paul | FF-1080 | Avondale | 1971–1992 | To Turkey as spare parts hulk | |
| Aylwin | FF-1081 | Avondale | 1971–1992 | To Taiwan, renamed Ning Yang (FF-938) | |
| Elmer Montgomery | FF-1082 | Avondale | 1971–1993 | To Turkey as spare parts hulk | |
| Cook | FF-1083 | Avondale | 1971–1992 | To Taiwan, renamed Hae Yang (FF-936) | |
| McCandless | FF-1084 | Avondale | 1972–1994 | To Turkey, renamed Trakya (F-257) | |
| Donald B. Beary | FF-1085 | Avondale | 1972–1994 | To Turkey, renamed Karadeniz (F-255) | |
| Brewton | FF-1086 | Avondale | 1972–1992 | To Taiwan, renamed Fong Yang (FF-933) | |
| Kirk | FF-1087 | Avondale | 1972–1993 | To Taiwan, renamed Fen Yang (FF-934) | |
| Barbey | FF-1088 | Avondale | 1972–1992 | To Taiwan, renamed Hwai Yang (FF-937) | |
| Jesse L. Brown | FF-1089 | Avondale | 1973–1994 | To Egypt, renamed Dumyat (F961) | |
| Ainsworth | FF-1090 | Avondale | 1973–1994 | To Turkey, renamed Ege (F-256) | |
| Miller | FF-1091 | Avondale | 1973–1991 | To Turkey as spare parts hulk | |
| Thomas C. Hart | FF-1092 | Avondale | 1973–1993 | To Turkey, renamed Zafer (F-253) | |
| Capodanno | FF-1093 | Avondale | 1973–1993 | To Turkey, renamed Muavenet (F-250) | |
| Pharris | FF-1094 | Avondale | 1974–1992 | To Mexico, renamed ARM Guadalupe Victoria (F-213) | |
| Truett | FF-1095 | Avondale | 1974–1994 | To Thailand, renamed HTMS. Phutthayotfa Chulalok (FFG 461) | |
| Valdez | FF-1096 | Avondale | 1974–1991 | To Taiwan, renamed Ki Yang (FF-939) | |
| Moinester | FF-1097 | Avondale | 1974–1994 | To Egypt, renamed Rasheed (F.962) |
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