Sailing Sloops of War
- USS Adams (1799)
- USS Albany (1846)
- USS Alligator (1813)
- USS Belle Italia (1862)
- USS Boston (1825)
- USS Brockenborough (1862)
- USS Connecticut (1799)
- USS Constellation (1854)
- USS Cyane (1837)
- USS Dale (1839)
- USS Decatur (1839)
- USS Eagle (1812)
- USS Epervier (1814)
- USS Erie (1813)
- USS Fair American (1812)
- USS Fairfield (1828)
- USS Falmouth (1827)
- USS G. L. Brockenborough (1862)
- USS Ganges (1794)
- USS George Washington (1798)
- USS Germantown (1846)
- USS Granite (1862)
- USS Growler (1812 sloop)
- USS Hamilton (1812)
- USS Hornet (1775)
- USS Hornet (1805 sloop)
- USS Hornet (1805 brig)
- USS Jamestown (1844)
- USS Julia (1863)
- USS Levant (1837)
- USS Lexington (1825)
- USS Marion (1839)
- USS Maryland (1799)
- USS Natchez (1827)
- USS Ohio (1812)
- USS Ontario (1813)
- USS Oriole (1895)
- USS Peacock (1813)
- USS Plymouth (1844)
- USS Portsmouth (1843)
- USS Preble (1839)
- USS Providence (1775)
- USS Quinnebaug (1875)
- USS Rosalie (1863)
- USS Saratoga (1842)
- USS Scourge (1804)
- USS Scourge (1812)
- USS St. Louis (1828)
- USS St. Mary's (1844)
- USS Trippe (1812)
- USS Trumbull (1799)
- USS Warren (1827)
- USS Wasp (1807)
- USS Yorktown (1839)
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