United States (United States Navy)
See also: List of destroyer classes of the 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 — 36 ships, 1989- (further ships are being constructed or planned)
- Zumwalt class — (ships in construction or planning)
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