List of Ship Launches in 1935

The list of ship launches in 1935 includes a chronological list of some ships launched in 1935.

Country Builder Location Ship Class Notes
23 January United States Brooklyn Navy Yard Brooklyn, New York Dale Farragut class destroyer
2 February France Casabianca Submarine
11 March Netherlands De Ruyter De Ruyter class cruiser
28 March Australia Yarra Grimsby class sloop
21 May United States Electric Boat Company Groton, Connecticut Shark Porpoise class submarine
1 June Japan Shōhō Zuihō class aircraft carrier
19 June United States Bethlehem Shipbuilding Company Quincy, Massachusetts Quincy New Orleans class heavy cruiser
20 June United States Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Kittery, Maine Pike Porpoise class submarine
20 June United States Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Kittery, Maine Porpoise Porpoise class submarine
17 July France Marseillaise La Galissonnière class cruiser
18 July United States Bethlehem Shipbuilding Company Quincy, Massachusetts Phelps Porter class destroyer
22 July United Kingdom Glowworm G class destroyer
31 July France Jean de Vienne La Galissonnière class cruiser
15 August United Kingdom Grenville G class destroyer
15 August United Kingdom Greyhound G class destroyer
15 August United Kingdom Griffin G class destroyer
4 September United States Electric Boat Corporation Groton, Connecticut Tarpon Porpoise class submarine
14 September United States Boston Navy Yard Boston, Massachusetts Case Mahan class destroyer
18 September United Kingdom Grafton G class destroyer
26 September United Kingdom Gallant G class destroyer
28 September United States Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Kearny, New Jersey Flusser Mahan class destroyer
28 September France Gloire La Galissonnière class cruiser
2 October France Dunkerque Dunkerque class battleship
15 October United States Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation Quincy, Massachusetts Clark Porter class destroyer
15 October United States United Dry Docks Staten Island, New York Mahan Mahan class destroyer
15 October United Kingdom Penelope Arethusa class cruiser
24 October United Kingdom Garland G class destroyer
26 October France Montcalm La Galissonnière class cruiser
28 October United States Philadelphia Navy Yard Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Cassin Mahan class destroyer
28 October United States Philadelphia Navy Yard Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Shaw Mahan class destroyer
7 November United Kingdom Gipsy G class destroyer
12 November United Kingdom Grenade G class destroyer
11 December United States United Shipyards Staten Island, New York Cummings Mahan class destroyer
11 December United States Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation Quincy, Massachusetts Moffett Porter class destroyer
12 December United States New York Shipbuilding Corporation Camden, New Jersey Porter Porter class destroyer
23 December Japan Sōryū Sōryū class aircraft carrier
31 December United States Puget Sound Navy Yard Bremerton, Washington Cushing Mahan class destroyer
31 December United States Puget Sound Navy Yard Bremerton, Washington Perkins Mahan class destroyer
Date uncertain Germany Nordseewerke Emden Adrian Cargo ship For Motorschiff Adrian GmbH
Date uncertain Germany Flender Werke Lübeck Heimat Schooner For Hugo Rubarth
Date uncertain Germany Norderwerft Koser und Meyer Hamburg Krischan III Krischan class light seaplane tender For the Luftwaffe
Date uncertain Germany Schichau GmbH Abt. Schiffswerft Danzig Masuren cargo ship For Kohlen-Import & Poseidon Schiffahrt AG. Königsberg


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