List of SC-1-class subchasers (SC-401 to SC-448)

The was a large class of submarine chasers built during World War I for the United States Navy. They were ordered in very large numbers in order to combat attacks by German U-boats, with 442 vessels built from 1917 to 1919. This article lists details of the ninth group of 48 ships of the class.

Ships

Number	Builder	Commissioned	Fate	Notes
	New York Yacht, Launch & Engine Morris Heights, Bronx	24 October 1918	To France as C-98	Took part in Dunkirk evacuation. Seized by UK in July 1940 Scrapped 1940
	New York Yacht, Launch & Engine Morris Heights, Bronx	24 October 1918	To France as C-85
	Rocky River Dry Dock Co. Rocky River, Ohio	24 October 1918	To France as C-87
	Rocky River Dry Dock Co. Rocky River, Ohio	24 October 1918	To France as C-88
	Rocky River Dry Dock Co. Rocky River, Ohio	24 October 1918	Renumbered SC-177	Planned for transfer to France but damaged during grounding before delivery and swapped with SC-177.
	Rocky River Dry Dock Co. Rocky River, Ohio	24 October 1918	To France as C-94
	Camden Anchor-Rockland Machine Co Camden, Maine	16 January 1919	Sold 21 April 1920	Yacht North Star 1927, Fishing boat 1931, Freighter 1933, Cod fishing boat 1937.
	Camden Anchor-Rockland Machine Co Camden, Maine	11 February 1919	Sold 6 June 1922	Never commissioned
	Chance Marine Construction Annapolis, Maryland	3 February 1918	Sold 24 June 1922	Never commissioned
	Chance Marine Construction Annapolis, Maryland	N/A	N/A	Cancelled during construction
	Clayton Ship & Boat Building Co Clayton, New York	1 May 1919	Sold 30 January 1920	Named Brunette 1920, renamed Sentinel 1925, renamed Romance 1926 Extant 1954
	Clayton Ship & Boat Building Co Clayton, New York	1 May 1919	Decommissioned 25 July 1945	To Maritime Commission 7 August 1946 Fishing boat Joe-De-Mac 1948 Scrapped 1953
	College Point Boat Corp. College Point, New York	1919	To War Department 30 April 1920	Sold 24 June 1921
	College Point Boat Corp. College Point, New York	1919	To War Department 2 September 1919	Artillery Steamer V-1 Decommissioned 15 February 1920
	College Point Boat Corp. College Point, New York	8 January 1919	To US Coast Guard 16 December 1919 as USCGC Hahn.	Sold 29 January 1923
	College Point Boat Corp. College Point, New York	13 January 1919	Sold 24 June 1921.
	College Point Boat Corp. College Point, New York	31 January 1919	To US Coast Guard 16 December 1919 as USCGC Stellenwerf.	Sold 25 May 1922
	College Point Boat Corp. College Point, New York	1919	Sold 4 March 1920.
	Great Lakes Boat Building Corp. Milwaukee	22 November 1918	Sold 27 April 1927.	Naval Reserve training vessel
	Great Lakes Boat Building Corp. Milwaukee	1919	Sold 3 February 1920.	Opco 1920, Mareuilendole 1921
	Hiltebrant Dry Dock Co. Kingston, New York	1919	Sold 24 June 1921.
	Hiltebrant Dry Dock Co. Kingston, New York	1919	Sold 11 May 1921.	Yacht Dorothy 1927
	Hiltebrant Dry Dock Co. Kingston, New York	1919	Sold 11 May 1921.
	Hiltebrant Dry Dock Co. Kingston, New York	21 December 1918	Sold 19 May 1921.	Named Nelmore 1923, Freighter Noca 1927
	Hiltebrant Dry Dock Co. Kingston, New York	23 December 1918	Sold 11 May 1921.	York 1923, Freight boat Cico 1927
	Mathis Yacht Building Camden, New Jersey	8 January 1919	Sold 6 June 1922.
	Mathis Yacht Building Camden, New Jersey	8 January 1919	Sold 17 August 1921.
	Mathis Yacht Building Camden, New Jersey	8 January 1919	Loaned to City of Baltimore 16 May 1921.	Used as fireboat with name Cascade by Baltimore. Returned to US Navy 1960.
	Mathis Yacht Building Camden, New Jersey	28 December 1918	Sold 26 May 1921.	Freighter Explorer 1926
	Mathis Yacht Building Camden, New Jersey	15 January 1919	Sold 21 October 1921.	Fishing boat Anna M 1931, Fishing boat Uncle John 1948
	Matthews Boat Co. Port Clinton, Ohio	29 October 1919	To US Coast Guard on completion as USCGC Knudsen.	Returned to US Navy 31 August 1921 To Maritime Commission for disposal 9 December 1946 Fishing boat Admiral 1948, renamed Sea Mist 1978 No records after 1984
	Matthews Boat Co. Port Clinton, Ohio	To Maritime Commission for disposal 27 July 1945		-
	Matthews Boat Co. Port Clinton, Ohio	25 December 1918	To US Coast Guard as USCGC Klingelhoefer 29 October 1919	Returned to US Navy 31 August 1921 Scuttled Lake Ontario, 29 January 1938
	Alexander McDonald Mariners Harbor, Staten Island	11 January 1919	Sold 22 April 1920	Yacht Manchonoch 1920, Center engine removed Fishing boat 1931, still extant 1933
	Alexander McDonald Mariners Harbor, Staten Island	27 January 1919	US Coast Guard as USCGC Johansson 21 October 1919	Never commissioned in US Navy Sold 27 December 1922 Fishing boat Waltham II 1931
	Alexander McDonald Mariners Harbor, Staten Island	4 February 1919	Sold 1 June 1921	Never commissioned in US Navy Fishing boat Beatrice K, still extant 1931
	Rocky River Dry Dock Co. Rocky River, Ohio	1 March 1919	US Coast Guard as USCGC Boyce 29 October 1919	Returned to US Navy 31 August 1921 Used for training on Great Lakes To Maritime Commission for disposal 21 March 1947 Freighter Charlmar 1947, scrapped 1961
	Matthews Boat Port Clinton, Ohio	1919	US Coast Guard as USCGC Cook 22 November 1919	Sold 28 May 1936 Civilian Islander - re-engined with two diesel engines To US Coast Guard 5 March 1943 as USCGC Bonneville Sold 1946 - Civilian Victory 1952, renamed Admiral. Scrapped 1957
	Howard E. Wheeler Brooklyn, New York	3 January 1919	Sold 25 February 1922.
	Howard E. Wheeler Brooklyn, New York	20 January 1919	Scrapped August 1942.	Used for training at US Naval Academy
	Howard E. Wheeler Brooklyn, New York	21 January 1919	Sold 26 June 1922.
	Howard E. Wheeler Brooklyn, New York	-	Cancelled 1918.
	U.S. Naval Station, New Orleans	26 August 1919	Sold 29 January 1924.
	U.S. Naval Station, New Orleans	26 August 1919	Sold 24 March 1923.
	U.S. Naval Station, New Orleans	-	Cancelled 20 November 1918.
	U.S. Naval Station, New Orleans	-	Cancelled 20 November 1918.
	U.S. Naval Station, New Orleans	-	Cancelled 20 November 1918.
	U.S. Naval Station, New Orleans	-	Cancelled 20 November 1918.