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  • [Date]: December 12
    [Operator]:  United States Navy
    [Ship]: A-7
    [Pennant]: Submarine Torpedo Boat No. 8
    [Class and type]: Plunger-class submarine
    [Fate and other notes]: ex-Shark; used as a target ship in 1921 and stricken in 1922

  • [Date]: November 5
    [Operator]:  Imperial German Navy
    [Ship]: Stuttgart
    [Pennant]:
    [Class and type]: Königsberg-class light cruiser
    [Fate and other notes]: Stricken and surrendered to the United Kingdom as Prize S in 1920

  • [Date]: May 12
    [Operator]:  United States Navy
    [Ship]: Arcady
    [Pennant]: SP-577
    [Class and type]: Section patrol craft
    [Fate and other notes]: Sold

  • [Date]: May 7
    [Operator]:  United States Navy
    [Ship]: Atlantis
    [Pennant]: SP-40
    [Class and type]: Section patrol craft
    [Fate and other notes]: Sold

  • [Date]: March 31
    [Operator]:  United States Navy
    [Ship]: Iowa
    [Pennant]: BB-4
    [Class and type]: Battleship
    [Fate and other notes]: Used as a target ship

  • [Date]: unknown date
    [Operator]:  United States Navy
    [Ship]: Albacore
    [Pennant]: SP-751
    [Class and type]: Section patrol craft
    [Fate and other notes]: Returned to pre-World War I owner

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In 1919, more and more warships came to China. In order to ensure the safety of navigation in various sea areas, the customs actively carried out waterway survey and construction of navigation aids, and at the same time increased the purchase of warships, the purchase of abandoned ships from other countries from various parts of the country for conversion and optimization and upgrading into exclusive commercial or military warships. In the same year, the U.S. Navy abandoned 36 ships, and the details are stored in this random tool for easy access.

The ships recorded in the generators were old military ships with outdated and aging equipment. You can find out in detail when these ships were abandoned, their names, Pennant, their class and type, and the final result of their transfer. Most of the ships were resold to other medium-sized countries, and a few were returned to their World War I owners.

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