Ships in Class
- USS Mahan (DD-364) (sunk 1944)
- USS Cummings (DD-365)
- USS Drayton (DD-366)
- USS Lamson (DD-367) (sunk 1946, Test Able)
- USS Flusser (DD-368)
- USS Reid (DD-369) (sunk 1944)
- USS Case (DD-370)
- USS Conyngham (DD-371) (sunk 1948)
- USS Cassin (DD-372)
- USS Shaw (DD-373)
- USS Tucker (DD-374) (sunk 1942)
- USS Downes (DD-375)
- USS Cushing (DD-376) (sunk 1942)
- USS Perkins (DD-377) (sunk 1942)
- USS Smith (DD-378)
- USS Preston (DD-379) (sunk 1942)
- USS Dunlap (DD-384) (referred to in some publications as a Dunlap class destroyer)
- USS Fanning (DD-385) (referred to in some publications as a Dunlap class destroyer)
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