United States C class submarine

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v • d • e C-class submarine

C-1 (ex-Octopus) · C-2 (ex-Stingray) · C-3 (ex-Tarpon) · C-4 (ex-Bonita) · C-5 (ex-Snapper)

Preceded by: B class - Followed by: D class

List of submarines of the United States Navy · List of submarine classes of the United States Navy

v • d • e United States naval ship classes of World War I

Dreadnought battleships	South Carolina • Delaware • Florida • Wyoming • New York • Nevada • Pennsylvania • New Mexico • Tennessee ^C • Colorado ^C • South Dakota ^X

Pre-dreadnought battleships	Indiana • Iowa ^S • Kearsarge • Illinois • Maine • Virginia • Connecticut

Battlecruisers	Lexington ^X

Armored cruisers	New York ^S • Brooklyn ^S • Pennsylvania • Tennessee

Light cruisers	Chester

Protected cruisers	Chicago ^S • Baltimore ^S • San Francisco ^S • Olympia ^S • Cincinnati ^S • Raleigh ^S • Montgomery ^S • Marblehead ^S • Columbia • New Orleans • Denver • St. Louis

Destroyers	Bainbridge • Truxtun • Smith • Paulding • Cassin • Aylwin • O'Brien • Tucker • Sampson • Caldwell • Wickes • Clemson ^C

Submarines	Plunger • B • C • D • E • F • G • H • K • L • M-1 ^S • AA-1 • N • O • R

^S - Single ship of class • ^C - Completed after the war • ^X - Cancelled