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{{Short description|1942 class of minesweepers of the United States Navy}}
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|Name=''Auk'' class
|Builders=(10 builders in 9 states)
|Operators=*{{naval|United States}}
*{{navy|United Kingdom}} (under Lend-Lease)
*'''Post WWII'''
*{{naval|Greece}}
*{{naval|Philippines}}
*{{naval|South Korea}}
*{{naval|Turkey}}
*{{naval|Mexico}}
*{{naval|Republic of China}}
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|Ship displacement=*{{cvt|890|LT|lk=on}}
*{{cvt|1100|LT}} (full load)
|Ship length={{cvt|221|ft|2|in}}
|Ship beam={{cvt|32|ft|0|in}}
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|Ship draft= {{cvt|11|ft|0|in}}
|Ship power= {{cvt|3500|shp}}
|Ship propulsion=*2 × Diesel–electric drives
*2 × [[Propellers|screws]]
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*{{cvt|18|kn}} (maximum)
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**2 × [[3"/50 caliber gun|{{cvt|3|in|0}}/50]] [[Caliber (artillery)|caliber gun]] (aft gun removed in AM-314 and up)
**2 × [[Bofors 40 mm Automatic Gun L/60|{{cvt|40|mm|2}} Bofors guns]] (added in place of aft gun in AM-314 and up)
**8 × [[20 mm Oerlikon cannon|{{cvt|20|mm|2}} Oerlikon cannons]] (varied from 4 in early ships to 8 in later ships)
**2 × [[depth charge]] tracks
**5 × [[k-gun]]s
* '''AM-371 and up'''
**4 × k-guns
**1 × [[Hedgehog (weapon)|Hedegehog]]
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The '''''Auk'' class''' were a class of [[minesweeper]]s serving with the [[United States Navy]] and the [[Royal Navy]] during [[World War II]]. In total, there were 93 ''Auk''s built.

==Design and development==
Prior to the United States entering World War II, they had produced two ships of the {{sclass|Raven|minesweeper|2}} for testing and evaluation. From these two examples it was decided that the use of [[diesel-electric]] engines to power the ship and the [[minesweeping]] equipment, rather than separate geared diesel engines to propel the ship and diesel generators to energize the minesweeping equipment, would work better. The [[Royal Navy]] placed an order for 32 of these [[minesweeper]]s from the United States, ''BAM-1''-''BAM-32''. Because of the additional equipment, the [[displacement (ship)|displacement]] was raised from {{cvt|810|LT|lk=on}} on the ''Raven''s, to {{cvt|890|LT}} on what would come to be known as the ''Auk'' class in the USN, and the ''Catherine'' class in the RN.{{sfn|Lenton|1974|p=33}}

The ''Auk'' class displaced 890 long tons, with a length of {{cvt|221|ft|1|in}}, a beam of {{cvt|32|ft|2|in}}, and a draft of {{cvt|10|ft|9|in}}. They had a maximum speed of {{cvt|18.1|kn|lk=in}}. The ''Auk''s armament varied. All were equipped with a single [[3"/50 caliber gun|{{convert|3|in|adj=on|0}}]] gun on the bow, but many had their aft 3-inch gun removed or replace by two [[Bofors 40 mm Automatic Gun L/60|{{cvt|40|mm|2}} Bofors]] guns. Originally designed with four [[Oerlikon 20 mm cannon|{{cvt|20|mm|2}} Oerlikon]] cannons, some ships mounted as many as eight.{{sfn|Chesneau|2001|p=150}}

Five manufactures provided the diesel-electric engines used in the class. These included the [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division]] of General Motors, [[Cooper Bessemer]], [[Baldwin Locomotive Works]], the [[American Locomotive Company]] (ALCO), and [[Busch-Sulzer]].{{sfn|Navsource}}

Twenty of the original 32 ships ordered by the Royal Navy were delivered, with an additional two coming from the USN program. They were given "J" [[pennant number]] prefixes. Of these twenty-two, three were sunk in action, and 19 were returned to the US after the war.{{sfn|Lenton|1974|pp=33-39}}

Eleven minesweepers of the ''Auk'' class were lost in World War II, six to direct enemy action including {{USS|Skill|AM-115|6}}, [[torpedo]]ed by {{GS|U-593||2}}.{{sfn|Lenton|1974|pp=33-39}}

==Construction==
The ships were constructed in 11 different shipyards, by 10 different companies, in 9 different states.{{sfn|Shipbuilding}}

*[[American Ship Building Company]], [[Lorain, Ohio|Lorain]], Ohio
*[[American Ship Building Company]], [[Cleveland, Ohio|Cleveland]], Ohio
*[[Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company|Associated Shipbuilders]], [[Puget Sound]], Washington
*[[Defoe Shipbuilding Company]], [[Bay City, Michigan|Bay City]], Michigan
*[[General Engineering & Dry Dock Company]], [[Alameda, California|Alameda]], California
*[[Gulf Shipbuilding]], [[Madisonville, Louisiana|Madisonville]], Louisiana
*[[John H. Mathis & Company]], [[Camden, New Jersey|Camden]], New Jersey
*[[Norfolk Naval Shipyard|Norfolk Navy Yard]], [[Norfolk, Virginia|Norfolk]], Virginia
*[[Bethlehem Beaumont Shipyard|Pennsylvania Shipyards, Inc.]], [[Beaumont, Texas|Beaumont]], Texas
*[[Savannah Machine & Foundry]], [[Savannah, Georgia|Savannah]], Georgia
*[[Winslow Marine Railway and Shipbuilding Company]], [[Puget Sound]], Washington

==List of ships==

===Royal Navy ''Catherine''-class minesweepers===
{|class="wikitable sortable"
!Ship name
!Pennent number
!Transfer date
!Builder
!Ship power
!Notes
|-
    | {{HMS|Catherine|J12}} ex-''BAM-9''
    | J12
    | 7 September 1943
    | [[Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company|Associated Shipbuilders]], [[Puget Sound]], Washington
    | 2 × {{cvt|1710|shp}} [[Cooper Bessemer]] GSB-8, National Supply Company single reduction gear
    | Returned to US, in 1946, sold to [[Turkey]], in January 1947, and renamed ''Erdemli'', stricken 1963
|-
    | {{HMS|Cato|J16|2}} ex-''BAM-10''
    | J16
    | 7 September 1943
    | [[Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company|Associated Shipbuilders]], [[Puget Sound]], Washington
    | 2 × {{cvt|1710|shp}} [[Cooper Bessemer]] GSB-8, National Supply Company single reduction gear
    | Sunk, 6 July 1944, by [[Neger (torpedo)|German ''Neger'' human torpedo]]
|-
    | {{HMS|Chamois|J28|2}} ex-''BAM-12''
    | J28
    | 22 October 1943
    | [[Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company|Associated Shipbuilders]], [[Puget Sound]], Washington
    | 2 × {{cvt|1710|shp}} [[Cooper Bessemer]] GSB-8, National Supply Company single reduction gear
    | Damaged by mine, 21 July 1944, returned to US custody 10 December 1946, sold in 1948, and renamed ''Morning Star'', scrapped 1960
|-
    | {{HMS|Chance|J340|2}} ex-''BAM-13''
    | J340
    | 13 November 1943
    | [[Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company|Associated Shipbuilders]], [[Puget Sound]], Washington
    | 2 × {{cvt|1710|shp}} [[Cooper Bessemer]] GSB-8, National Supply Company single reduction gear
    | Returned to US, 1946, sold to [[Turkey]], 1947, renamed ''Edremit'', stricken 1973
|-
    | {{HMS|Combatant|J341|2}} ex-''BAM-14''
    | J341
    | 22 November 1943
    | [[Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company|Associated Shipbuilders]], [[Puget Sound]], Washington
    | 2 × {{cvt|1710|shp}} [[Cooper Bessemer]] GSB-8, National Supply Company single reduction gear
    | Returned to US, 15 December 1946, sold to [[Greece]] 1947, sold to P. Kondyliotis of [[Piraeus]], in July 1953, and renamed ''Panagyros'', later renamed ''Diamanto'', in August 1964, and ''Sophia Saranti'' in October 1969, sold to Ferlosa Maritime under Panamanian registry
|-
    | {{HMS|Cynthia|J345|2}} ex-''BAM-15''
    | J345
    | 7 December 1943
    | [[Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company|Associated Shipbuilders]], [[Puget Sound]], Washington
    | 2 × {{cvt|1710|shp}} [[Cooper Bessemer]] GSB-8, National Supply Company single reduction gear
    | Returned to US, 20 January 1947, scrapped 1947
|-
    | {{HMS|Elfreda|J402|2}} ex-''BAM-16'' ex-{{USS|Overseer|AM-321}}
    | J402
    | 22 December 1943
    | [[Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company|Associated Shipbuilders]], [[Puget Sound]], Washington
    | 2 × {{cvt|1988|shp}} [[Baldwin Locomotive Works|Baldwin]] VO8, Westinghouse single reduction gear
    | Returned to US, 30 June 1947, sold to [[Turkey]], 3 November 1947, renamed ''Çesme'', stricken 1974
|-
    | {{HMS|Fairy|J403|2}} ex-''BAM-25''
    | J403
    | 24 March 1944
    | [[Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company|Associated Shipbuilders]], [[Puget Sound]], Washington
    | 2 × {{cvt|1710|shp}} [[Cooper Bessemer]] GSB-8, National Supply Company single reduction gear
    | Returned to US, 13 December 1946, scrapped 1947
|-
    | {{HMS|Florizel|J404|2}} ex-''BAM-26''
    | J404
    | 14 April 1944
    | [[Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company|Associated Shipbuilders]], [[Puget Sound]], Washington
    | 2 × {{cvt|1710|shp}} [[Cooper Bessemer]] GSB-8, National Supply Company single reduction gear
    | Returned to US, December 1946, sold to [[Greece]] 1947, and renamed ''Aida'', converted to a cargo ship in 1952, sold in 1959, and renamed ''Lasithi'', scrapped in 1967, at [[Messina]]
|-
    | {{HMS|Foam|J405|2}} ex-''BAM-27''
    | J405
    | 28 April 1944
    | [[Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company|Associated Shipbuilders]], [[Puget Sound]], Washington
    | 2 × {{cvt|1710|shp}} [[Cooper Bessemer]] GSB-8, National Supply Company single reduction gear
    | Returned to US, 13 November 1946, scrapped 1947
|-
    | {{HMS|Frolic|J406|2}} ex-''BAM-28''
    | J406
    | 18 May 1944
    | [[Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company|Associated Shipbuilders]], [[Puget Sound]], Washington
    | 2 × {{cvt|1710|shp}} [[Cooper Bessemer]] GSB-8, National Supply Company single reduction gear
    | Returned to US, January 1947, sold to [[Turkey]], 1947, renamed ''Çandarli'', became survey ship in 1960s, stricken 1986
|-
    | {{HMS|Gazelle|J342|2}} ex-''BAM-17''
    | J342
    | 28 July 1943
    | [[Savannah Machine & Foundry]], [[Savannah, Georgia|Savannah]], Georgia
    | 2 × {{cvt|1710|shp}} [[Cooper Bessemer]] GSB-8, National Supply Company single reduction gear
    | Returned to US, December 1946
|-
    | {{HMS|Gorgon|J346|2}} ex-''BAM-18''
    | J346
    | 28 August 1943
    | [[Savannah Machine & Foundry]], [[Savannah, Georgia|Savannah]], Georgia
    | 2 × {{cvt|1710|shp}} [[Cooper Bessemer]] GSB-8, National Supply Company single reduction gear
    | Returned to US, December 1946, sold to [[Greece]], registered as merchant ship by S. Sofianos of [[Piraeus]], in 1953, renamed ''Gorgona'', scrapped September 1953, at [[Perama]]
|-
    | {{HMS|Grecian|J352|2}} ex-''BAM-19''
    | J352
    | 22 September 1943
    | [[Savannah Machine & Foundry]], [[Savannah, Georgia|Savannah]], Georgia
    | 2 × {{cvt|1710|shp}} [[Cooper Bessemer]] GSB-8, National Supply Company single reduction gear
    | Returned to US custody at England, in 1946, sold to [[Turkey]], 1947, renamed ''Edincik'', stricken 1974
|-
    | {{HMS|Jasper|J407|2}} ex-''BAM-29'' ex-''Garnet''
    | J407
    | 12 August 1944
    | [[Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company|Associated Shipbuilders]], [[Puget Sound]], Washington
    | 2 × {{cvt|1710|shp}} [[Cooper Bessemer]] GSB-8, National Supply Company single reduction gear
    | Returned to US custody at England, 24 December 1946, sold to Foustinos Brothers. 1947, rebuilt as inter-island ferry and renamed ''Pantelis'', Laid up 1968, capsized and sank at moorings at [[Ambelakia]], [[Salamis Island]], 6 December 1971, later broken up ''in situ''
|-
    | {{HMS|Magic|J400|2}} ex-''BAM-20''
    | J400
    | 25 October 1943
    | [[Savannah Machine & Foundry]], [[Savannah, Georgia|Savannah]], Georgia
    | 2 × {{cvt|1710|shp}} [[Cooper Bessemer]] GSB-8, National Supply Company single reduction gear
    | Sunk, 6 July 1944, by [[Neger (torpedo)|German ''Neger'' human torpedo]]
|-
    | {{HMS|Pique|J23|2}} ex-''BAM-11'' ex-''Celerity''
    | J23
    | 30 August 1943
    | [[Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company|Associated Shipbuilders]], [[Puget Sound]], Washington
    | 2 × {{cvt|1710|shp}} [[Cooper Bessemer]] GSB-8, National Supply Company single reduction gear
    | Returned to US, 1946, sold to [[Turkey]], 1947, renamed ''Ereğli''
|-
    | {{HMS|Pylades|J401|2}} ex-''BAM-21''
    | J401
    | 24 November 1943
    | [[Savannah Machine & Foundry]], [[Savannah, Georgia|Savannah]], Georgia
    | 2 × {{cvt|1710|shp}} [[Cooper Bessemer]] GSB-8, National Supply Company single reduction gear
    | Sunk, 8 July 1944, by [[Biber (submarine)|German ''Biber'' midget submarine]]
|-
    | {{HMS|Steadfast|J375|2}} ex-''BAM-31''
    | J375
    | 29 September 1943
    | [[Gulf Shipbuilding]], [[Madisonville, Louisiana|Madisonville]], Louisiana
    | 2 × {{cvt|1710|shp}} [[Cooper Bessemer]] GSB-8, National Supply Company single reduction gear
    | Returned to US, 24 December 1946, sold to [[Turkey]], 1947, renamed ''Eregli'', stricken 1973
|-
    | {{HMS|Strenuous|J335|2}} ex-{{USS|Vital|AM-129}}
    | J335
    | 18 May 1943
    | [[Gulf Shipbuilding]], [[Madisonville, Louisiana|Madisonville]], Louisiana
    | 2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], [[Farrel Corporation|Farrel Birmingham]] single reduction gear
    | Returned to US, 10 December 1946, sold, 23 April 1947, renamed ''Evening Star'', renamed ''Pride of the West'', broken up in Germany, July 1956
|-
    | {{HMS|Tattoo|J374|2}} ex-''BAM-32''
    | J374
    | 26 October 1943
    | [[Gulf Shipbuilding]], [[Madisonville, Louisiana|Madisonville]], Louisiana
    | 2 × {{cvt|1710|shp}} [[Cooper Bessemer]] GSB-8, National Supply Company single reduction gear
    | Returned to US, January 1947, sold to [[Turkey]], 1947, renamed ''Çarsamba'', stricken 1985
|-
    | {{HMS|Tourmaline|J339|2}} ex-{{USS|Usage|AM-130}}
    | J339
    | 7 June 1943
    | [[Gulf Shipbuilding]], [[Madisonville, Louisiana|Madisonville]], Louisiana
    | 2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], [[Farrel Corporation|Farrel Birmingham]] single reduction gear
    | Returned to US, January 1947, sold to [[Turkey]], 1947, renamed ''Çardak'', stricken 1974
|}

===US Navy ''Auk''-class minesweepers===
{|class="wikitable sortable"
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|-
	| {{USS|Ardent|AM-340|2}} ex-HMS ''Buffalo'' BAM-8
	| AM-340
	| [[General Engineering & Dry Dock Company]], [[Alameda, California|Alameda]], California
    | 2 × {{cvt|1988|shp}} [[Baldwin Locomotive Works|Baldwin]] VO8, Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, December 1946, stricken, 1 July 1972, sold to the [[Mexican Navy]] on 19 September 1972, renamed ''Juan N. Álvarez''
|-
	| {{USS|Auk|AM-57|2}}
	| AM-57
	| [[Norfolk Naval Shipyard|Norfolk Navy Yard]], [[Norfolk, Virginia|Norfolk]], Virginia
    | 2 × {{cvt|1559|shp}} [[ALCO 539T|ALCO 539]], Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 15 July 1946, stricken, 1 August 1956
|-
	| {{USS|Broadbill|AM-58|2}}
	| AM-58
	| [[Defoe Shipbuilding Company]], [[Bay City, Michigan|Bay City]], Michigan
    | 2 × {{cvt|1559|shp}} [[ALCO 539T|ALCO 539]], Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 25 January 1954, stricken, 1 July 1972, sold, 1 December 1973, renamed ''Anaconda''
|-
	| {{USS|Champion|AM-314|2}} ex-HMS ''Akbar'' BAM-1
	| AM-314
	| [[General Engineering & Dry Dock Company]], [[Alameda, California|Alameda]], California
    | 2 × {{cvt|1988|shp}} [[Baldwin Locomotive Works|Baldwin]] VO8, Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 30 January 1947, stricken 1 July 1972, transferred to the [[Mexican Navy]], 19 September 1972, renamed ''Mariano Escobar'', still in active service
|-
	| {{USS|Chickadee|AM-59|2}}
	| AM-59
	| [[Defoe Shipbuilding Company]], [[Bay City, Michigan|Bay City]], Michigan
    | 2 × {{cvt|1559|shp}} [[ALCO 539T|ALCO 539]], Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 15 May 1946, transferred to the [[National Navy of Uruguay]], 18 August 1966, renamed ''Comandante Pedro Campbell'', converted for Antarctic expeditions, stricken 12 December 2003, used as training hulk
|-
	| {{USS|Chief|AM-315|2}} ex-HMS ''Alice'' BAM-2
	| AM-315
	| [[General Engineering & Dry Dock Company]], [[Alameda, California|Alameda]], California
    | 2 × {{cvt|1988|shp}} [[Baldwin Locomotive Works|Baldwin]] VO8, Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Grounded, 1 February 1944, decommissioned, 1 November 1954, stricken, 1 July 1972, sold to the [[Mexican Navy]], 16 February 1973, renamed ''Jesus Gonzalez Ortega''
|-
	| {{USS|Competent|AM-316|2}} ex-HMS ''Amelia'' BAM-3
	| AM-316
	| [[General Engineering & Dry Dock Company]], [[Alameda, California|Alameda]], California
    | 2 × {{cvt|1988|shp}} [[Baldwin Locomotive Works|Baldwin]] VO8, Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 15 April 1955, sold to the [[Mexican Navy]], 20 September 1972, renamed ''Ponciano Arriaga''
|-
	| {{USS|Defense|AM-317|2}} ex-HMS ''Amity'' BAM-4
	| AM-317
	| [[General Engineering & Dry Dock Company]], [[Alameda, California|Alameda]], California
    | 2 × {{cvt|1988|shp}} [[Baldwin Locomotive Works|Baldwin]] VO8, Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 15 April 1955, stricken, 1 July 1972, sold to the [[Mexican Navy]], 3 January 1973, renamed ''Manuel Doblado''
|-
	| {{USS|Devastator|AM-318|2}} ex-HMS ''Augusta'' BAM-5
	| AM-318
	| [[General Engineering & Dry Dock Company]], [[Alameda, California|Alameda]], California
    | 2 × {{cvt|1988|shp}} [[Baldwin Locomotive Works|Baldwin]] VO8, Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 15 April 1955, sold to the [[Mexican Navy]], 1973, renamed ''Sabastian Lerdo de Tejada''
|-
	| {{USS|Dextrous|AM-341|2}} ex-HMS ''Sepoy'' BAM-30
	| AM-341
	| [[Gulf Shipbuilding]], [[Madisonville, Louisiana|Madisonville]], Louisiana
    | 2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], [[Farrel Corporation|Farrel Birmingham]] single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 31 October 1956, transferred to the [[Republic of Korea Navy|South Korean Navy]], December 1967, renamed ''Koje''
|-
	| {{USS|Gladiator|AM-319|2}} ex-HMS ''Blaze'' BAM-6
	| AM-319
	| [[General Engineering & Dry Dock Company]], [[Alameda, California|Alameda]], California
    | 2 × {{cvt|1988|shp}} [[Baldwin Locomotive Works|Baldwin]] VO8, Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 15 March 1959, stricken, 1 July 1972, sold to the [[Mexican Navy]], 19 September 1972, renamed ''Santos Degollado'', Sunk as a dive wreck, 3 March 2022
|-
	| {{USS|Heed|AM-100|2}}
	| AM-100
	| [[General Engineering & Dry Dock Company]], [[Alameda, California|Alameda]], California
    | 2 × {{cvt|1559|shp}} [[Busch-Sulzer]] 539, Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 27 January 1954, stricken, 1 March 1967
|-
	| {{USS|Herald|AM-101|2}}
	| AM-101
	| [[General Engineering & Dry Dock Company]], [[Alameda, California|Alameda]], California
    | 2 × {{cvt|1559|shp}} [[Busch-Sulzer]] 539, Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 15 April 1955, stricken, 1 July 1972, sold to the [[Mexican Navy]], 1 February 1973, renamed ''Mariano Matamoros''
|-
	| {{USS|Impeccable|AM-320|2}} ex-HMS ''Brutus'' BAM-7
	| AM-320
	| [[General Engineering & Dry Dock Company]], [[Alameda, California|Alameda]], California
    | 2 × {{cvt|1988|shp}} [[Baldwin Locomotive Works|Baldwin]] VO8, Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 14 October 1955, stricken, 1 July 1972, sold for scrap, 1 April 1974
|-
	| {{USS|Minivet|AM-371|2}}
	| AM-371
	| [[Savannah Machine & Foundry]], [[Savannah, Georgia|Savannah]], Georgia
    | 2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Sunk by mine, in the [[Tsushima Strait]], 29 December 1945, stricken, 21 January 1946
|-
	| {{USS|Motive|AM-102|2}}
	| AM-102
	| [[General Engineering & Dry Dock Company]], [[Alameda, California|Alameda]], California
    | 2 × {{cvt|1559|shp}} [[Busch-Sulzer]] 539, Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 15 June 1946, stricken, 1 December 1966, sunk as a target, April 1968
|-
	| {{USS|Murrelet|AM-372|2}}
	| AM-372
	| [[Savannah Machine & Foundry]], [[Savannah, Georgia|Savannah]], Georgia
    | 2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 14 March 1957, stricken, 1 December 1964, transferred to the [[Philippine Navy]], 18 June 1965, renamed ''Rizal''
|-
	| {{USS|Nuthatch|AM-60|2}}
	| AM-60
	| [[Defoe Shipbuilding Company]], [[Bay City, Michigan|Bay City]], Michigan
    | 2 × {{cvt|1559|shp}} [[ALCO 539T|ALCO 539]], Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 3 June 1946, stricken, 1 December 1966, sunk as a target
|-
	| {{USS|Oracle|AM-103|2}}
	| AM-103
	| [[General Engineering & Dry Dock Company]], [[Alameda, California|Alameda]], California
    | 2 × {{cvt|1559|shp}} [[Busch-Sulzer]] 539, Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 29 May 1946, stricken, 1 December 1966, sunk as a target 1967
|-
	| {{USS|Peregrine|AM-373|2}}
	| AM-373
	| [[Savannah Machine & Foundry]], [[Savannah, Georgia|Savannah]], Georgia
    | 2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 31 January 1969, stricken, 1 February 1969
|-
	| {{USS|Pheasant|AM-61|2}}
	| AM-61
	| [[Defoe Shipbuilding Company]], [[Bay City, Michigan|Bay City]], Michigan
    | 2 × {{cvt|1559|shp}} [[ALCO 539T|ALCO 539]], Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, December 1945, stricken, 1 December 1966, sunk as a target
|-
	| {{USS|Pigeon|AM-374|2}}
	| AM-374
	| [[Savannah Machine & Foundry]], [[Savannah, Georgia|Savannah]], Georgia
    |2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 14 January 1955, stricken, 1 December 1966, sold for scrap, 6 October 1967
|-
	| {{USS|Pilot|AM-104|2}}
	| AM-104
	| [[Bethlehem Beaumont Shipyard|Pennsylvania Shipyards, Inc.]], [[Beaumont, Texas|Beaumont]], Texas
    | 2 × {{cvt|1559|shp}} [[Busch-Sulzer]] 539, Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, October 1954, stricken, 1 July 1972, sold to the [[Mexican Navy]], 19 July 1972, renamed ''Juan Aldarma''
|-
	| {{USS|Pioneer|AM-105|2}}
	| AM-105
	| [[Bethlehem Beaumont Shipyard|Pennsylvania Shipyards, Inc.]], [[Beaumont, Texas|Beaumont]], Texas
    | 2 × {{cvt|1559|shp}} [[Busch-Sulzer]] 539, Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 8 July 1946, stricken, 1 July 1972, sold to the [[Mexican Navy]], 19 September 1972, renamed ''Leandro Valle''
|-
	| {{USS|Pochard|AM-375|2}}
	| AM-375
	| [[Savannah Machine & Foundry]], [[Savannah, Georgia|Savannah]], Georgia
    |2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 3 August 1955, stricken, 1 December 1966, sold for scrap, 17 November 1967
|-
	| {{USS|Portent|AM-106|2}}
	| AM-106
	| [[Bethlehem Beaumont Shipyard|Pennsylvania Shipyards, Inc.]], [[Beaumont, Texas|Beaumont]], Texas
    | 2 × {{cvt|1559|shp}} [[Busch-Sulzer]] 539, Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Sunk by mine, off [[Anzio]], Italy, on 22 January 1944, stricken, 6 March 1944
|-
	| {{USS|Prevail|AM-107|2}}
	| AM-107
	| [[Bethlehem Beaumont Shipyard|Pennsylvania Shipyards, Inc.]], [[Beaumont, Texas|Beaumont]], Texas
    | 2 × {{cvt|1559|shp}} [[Busch-Sulzer]] 539, Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 1963, stricken, 10 January 1964, sold for scrap, 13 October 1964
|-
	| {{USS|Ptarmigan|AM-376|2}}
	| AM-376
	| [[Savannah Machine & Foundry]], [[Savannah, Georgia|Savannah]], Georgia
    |2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 17 May 1957, stricken, 1 July 1963, transferred to [[Republic of Korea Navy|South Korea]], 25 July 1963, renamed ''Shin Song'', stricken, 1984
|-
	| {{USS|Pursuit|AM-108|2}}
	| AM-108
	| [[Winslow Marine Railway and Shipbuilding Company]], [[Puget Sound]], Washington
    | 2 × {{cvt|1559|shp}} [[Busch-Sulzer]] 539, Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 30 June 1960, stricken, 1 July 1960
|-
	| {{USS|Quail|AM-377|2}}
	| AM-377
	| [[Savannah Machine & Foundry]], [[Savannah, Georgia|Savannah]], Georgia
    |2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, April 1946, stricken, 1 December 1966
|-
	| {{USS|Redstart|AM-378|2}}
	| AM-378
	| [[Savannah Machine & Foundry]], [[Savannah, Georgia|Savannah]], Georgia
    |2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 15 March 1957, stricken 1 April 1965, transferred to the [[Republic of China Navy|Taiwan Navy]], 25 July 1963, renamed ''Wu Sheng'', stricken, 26 February 1998
|-
	| {{USS|Requisite|AM-109|2}}
	| AM-109
	| [[Winslow Marine Railway and Shipbuilding Company]], [[Puget Sound]], Washington
    | 2 × {{cvt|1559|shp}} [[Busch-Sulzer]] 539, Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned and stricken, 1 April 1964
|-
	| {{USS|Revenge|AM-110|2}} ex-''Right''
	| AM-110
	| [[Winslow Marine Railway and Shipbuilding Company]], [[Puget Sound]], Washington
    | 2 × {{cvt|1559|shp}} [[Busch-Sulzer]] 539, Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 9 March 1955, stricken, 1 April 1964, Sold for scrap in May 1967
|-
	| {{USS|Roselle|AM-379|2}}
	| AM-379
	| [[Gulf Shipbuilding]], [[Madisonville, Louisiana|Madisonville]], Louisiana
    |2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 20 June 1946, stricken, 1 July 1972, transferred to the [[Mexican Navy]], 1 February 1973, renamed ''Melchior Ocampo'', reclassified and renamed, ''Guitierrez Zamora''
|-
	| {{USS|Ruddy|AM-380|2}}
	| AM-380
	| [[Gulf Shipbuilding]], [[Madisonville, Louisiana|Madisonville]], Louisiana
    |2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 31 August 1956, stricken, 17 May 1974, transferred to the [[Peruvian Navy]], 1 November 1960, renamed ''Galvez'', retired 1981
|-
	| {{USS|Sage|AM-111|2}}
	| AM-111
	| [[Winslow Marine Railway and Shipbuilding Company]], [[Puget Sound]], Washington
    | 2 × {{cvt|1559|shp}} [[Busch-Sulzer]] 539, Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 19 April 1955, stricken, 1 July 1972, sold to the [[Mexican Navy]], 4 November 1973, renamed ''Hermenegildo Galeana'', renamed, ''Mariano Matomoros'', 1993
|-
	| {{USS|Scoter|AM-381|2}}
	| AM-381
	| [[Gulf Shipbuilding]], [[Madisonville, Louisiana|Madisonville]], Louisiana
    | 2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 16 April 1947, stricken, 1 December 1966, sold to the [[Mexican Navy]], 19 September 1962, renamed ''Xicotencatl''
|-
	| {{USS|Seer|AM-112|2}}
	| AM-112
	| [[American Ship Building Company]], [[Lorain, Ohio|Lorain]], Ohio
    | 2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], [[Farrel Corporation|Farrel Birmingham]] single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 11 March 1955, stricken, 1 March 1963, sold to the [[Royal Norwegian Navy]], 15 December 1962, renamed ''Uller''
|-
	| {{USS|Sentinel|AM-113|2}}
	| AM-113
	| [[American Ship Building Company]], [[Lorain, Ohio|Lorain]], Ohio
    | 2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], [[Farrel Corporation|Farrel Birmingham]] single reduction gear
	| Sunk in action, off [[Licata]], Italy on 10 July 1943, stricken, 19 August 1943
|-
	| {{USS|Sheldrake|AM-62|2}}
	| AM-62
	| [[General Engineering & Dry Dock Company]], [[Alameda, California|Alameda]], California
    | 2 × {{cvt|1559|shp}} [[ALCO 539T|ALCO 539]], Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 1 August 1968, stricken 30 June 1968, sold for scrap, 2 November 1971
|-
	| {{USS|Shoveler|AM-382|2}}
	| AM-382
	| [[Gulf Shipbuilding]], [[Madisonville, Louisiana|Madisonville]], Louisiana
    |2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 28 September 1956, stricken, 17 May 1974, loaned to the [[Peruvian Navy]], 1 November 1960, transferred to the Peruvian Navy, 1 May 1974
|-
	| {{USS|Skill|AM-115|2}}
	| AM-115
	| [[American Ship Building Company]], [[Lorain, Ohio|Lorain]], Ohio
    | 2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], [[Farrel Corporation|Farrel Birmingham]] single reduction gear
	| Sunk in action, off [[Salerno, Italy]], 25 September 1943, stricken, 11 November 1943
|-
	| {{USS|Skylark|AM-63|2}}
	| AM-63
	| [[General Engineering & Dry Dock Company]], [[Alameda, California|Alameda]], California
    | 2 × {{cvt|1559|shp}} [[ALCO 539T|ALCO 539]], Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Sunk in action, off [[Hagushi]] beaches, near Yomitan, Okinawa, 28 April 1945, stricken, 28 April 1945
|-
	| {{USS|Spear|AM-322|2}} ex-HMS ''Errant'' BAM-22
	| AM-322
	| [[Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company|Associated Shipbuilders]], [[Puget Sound]], Washington
    | 2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], [[Farrel Corporation|Farrel Birmingham]] single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, August 1946, stricken, 1 July 1972, sold to the [[Mexican Navy]], 19 September 1972, renamed ''Ignacio De La Llave''
|-
	| {{USS|Speed|AM-116|2}}
	| AM-116
	| [[American Ship Building Company]], [[Cleveland, Ohio|Cleveland]], Ohio
    | 2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], [[Farrel Corporation|Farrel Birmingham]] single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 7 June 1946, stricken, transferred to [[Republic of Korea Navy|South Korea]], 17 November 1965, renamed ''Sunchon''
|-
	|  {{USS|Sprig|AM-384|2}}
	| AM-384
	| [[American Ship Building Company]], [[Lorain, Ohio|Lorain]], Ohio
    |2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, June 1954, stricken, 1 July 1972, sold for scrap, 20 December 1973
|-
	| {{USS|Staff|AM-114|2}}
	| AM-114
	| [[American Ship Building Company]], [[Cleveland, Ohio|Cleveland]], Ohio
    | 2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], [[Farrel Corporation|Farrel Birmingham]] single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 15 August 1955, stricken, 1 March 1967, sold for scrap, 17 November 1967
|-
	| {{USS|Starling|AM-64|2}}
	| AM-64
	| [[General Engineering & Dry Dock Company]], [[Alameda, California|Alameda]], California
    | 2 × {{cvt|1559|shp}} [[ALCO 539T|ALCO 539]], Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 15 May 1946, stricken, 1 July 1972, sold to the [[Mexican Navy]], 16 February 1973, renamed ''Valentin Gómez Farias''
|-
	| {{USS|Steady|AM-118|2}}
	| AM-118
	| [[American Ship Building Company]], [[Cleveland, Ohio|Cleveland]], Ohio
    | 2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], [[Farrel Corporation|Farrel Birmingham]] single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 18 June 1946, stricken 18 February 1968, transferred to the [[Republic of China Navy|Taiwan Navy]], 30 May 1968, renamed ''Mo Ling'', sunk, 1970
|-
	| {{USS|Strive|AM-117|2}}
	| AM-117
	| [[American Ship Building Company]], [[Cleveland, Ohio|Cleveland]], Ohio
    | 2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], [[Farrel Corporation|Farrel Birmingham]] single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 8 January 1955, stricken, 1 October 1959, sold to the [[Royal Norwegian Navy]], renamed ''Gor''
|-
	| {{USS|Surfbird|AM-383|2}}
	| AM-383
	| [[American Ship Building Company]], [[Lorain, Ohio|Lorain]], Ohio
    | 2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 18 December 1970, stricken, 21 February 1975, sold to a private company, 5 December 1975, renamed ''Helenka B''
|-
	| {{USS|Sustain|AM-119|2}}
	| AM-119
	| [[American Ship Building Company]], [[Cleveland, Ohio|Cleveland]], Ohio
    | 2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], [[Farrel Corporation|Farrel Birmingham]] single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 9 October 1954, stricken, 1 October 1959, sold to the [[Royal Norwegian Navy]], renamed ''Tyr''
|-
	| {{USS|Swallow|AM-65|2}}
	| AM-65
	| [[General Engineering & Dry Dock Company]], [[Alameda, California|Alameda]], California
    | 2 × {{cvt|1559|shp}} [[ALCO 539T|ALCO 539]], Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Sunk in action, off [[Kerama Retto]], in the Ryukyu Islands, on 22 April 1945, stricken, 2 June 1945
|-
	| {{USS|Sway|AM-120|2}}
	| AM-120
	| [[John H. Mathis & Company]], [[Camden, New Jersey|Camden]], New Jersey
    | 2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], [[Farrel Corporation|Farrel Birmingham]] single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 15 January 1947, stricken, 1 July 1972, sold to the [[Mexican Navy]], renamed ''Ignacio Manuel Altamirano''
|-
	| {{USS|Swerve|AM-121|2}}
	| AM-121
	| [[John H. Mathis & Company]], [[Camden, New Jersey|Camden]], New Jersey
    | 2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], [[Farrel Corporation|Farrel Birmingham]] single reduction gear
	| Sunk by mine, in action off [[Anzio]], Italy, 9 June 1944, stricken, 22 August 1944
|-
	| {{USS|Swift|AM-122|2}}
	| AM-122
	| [[John H. Mathis & Company]], [[Camden, New Jersey|Camden]], New Jersey
    | 2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], [[Farrel Corporation|Farrel Birmingham]] single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 13 December 1955, stricken, 1 July 1972, scrapped
|-
	| {{USS|Symbol|AM-123|2}}
	| AM-123
	| [[Savannah Machine & Foundry]], [[Savannah, Georgia|Savannah]], Georgia
    | 2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], [[Farrel Corporation|Farrel Birmingham]] single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 27 July 1956, stricken, 1 July 1972, sold to the [[Mexican Navy]], renamed ''Guillermo Prieto''
|-
	| {{USS|Tanager|AM-385|2}}
	| AM-385
	| [[American Ship Building Company]], [[Lorain, Ohio|Lorain]], Ohio
    | 2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 10 December 1954, transferred to the [[US Coast Guard]], 4 October 1963, commissioned USCGC ''Tanager'' (WTR-885), 16 July 1964, decommissioned, 1 February 1972, sold, 15 November 1972
|-
	| {{USS|Tercel|AM-386|2}}
	| AM-386
	| [[American Ship Building Company]], [[Lorain, Ohio|Lorain]], Ohio
    | 2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 10 November 1954, stricken, 1 July 1972, scrapped
|-
	| {{USS|Threat|AM-124|2}}
	| AM-124
	| [[Savannah Machine & Foundry]], [[Savannah, Georgia|Savannah]], Georgia
    | 2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], [[Farrel Corporation|Farrel Birmingham]] single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 31 May 1946, stricken, 1 July 1972, sold to the [[Mexican Navy]], 1 February 1973, renamed ''Francisco Zarco''
|-
	| {{USS|Tide|AM-125|2}}
	| AM-125
	| [[Savannah Machine & Foundry]], [[Savannah, Georgia|Savannah]], Georgia
    | 2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], [[Farrel Corporation|Farrel Birmingham]] single reduction gear
	| Sunk by mine, in action off the coast of [[Normandy]], 7 June 1944, stricken, 29 July 1944
|-
	| {{USS|Token|AM-126|2}}
	| AM-126
	| [[Gulf Shipbuilding]], [[Madisonville, Louisiana|Madisonville]], Louisiana
    | 2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], [[Farrel Corporation|Farrel Birmingham]] single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 16 April 1954, stricken, 1 December 1966
|-
	| {{USS|Toucan|AM-387|2}}
	| AM-387
	| [[American Ship Building Company]], [[Cleveland, Ohio|Cleveland]], Ohio
    | 2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 1 May 1957, stricken 1 July 1964, transferred to the [[Republic of China Navy|Taiwan Navy]], 2 December 1964, renamed ''Chien Men'', sunk in action, 6 August 1965
|-
	| {{USS|Towhee|AM-388|2}}
	| AM-388
	| [[American Ship Building Company]], [[Cleveland, Ohio|Cleveland]], Ohio
    | 2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 30 April 1969, stricken, 1 May 1969, sold for scrap, 6 March 1970
|-
	| {{USS|Triumph|AM-323|2}} ex-HMS ''Espoir'' BAM-23
	| AM-323
	| [[Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company|Associated Shipbuilders]], [[Puget Sound]], Washington
    | 2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], [[Farrel Corporation|Farrel Birmingham]] single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 29 August 1955, stricken, 1 March 1961, transferred to the [[Royal Norwegian Navy]], 27 January 1961, renamed ''Brage'', scrapped, 1978
|-
	| {{USS|Tumult|AM-127|2}}
	| AM-127
	| [[Gulf Shipbuilding]], [[Madisonville, Louisiana|Madisonville]], Louisiana
    | 2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], [[Farrel Corporation|Farrel Birmingham]] single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 21 September 1954, stricken, 1 May 1967, sold for scrap
|-
	| {{USS|Velocity|AM-128|2}}
	| AM-128
	| [[Gulf Shipbuilding]], [[Madisonville, Louisiana|Madisonville]], Louisiana
    | 2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], [[Farrel Corporation|Farrel Birmingham]] single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 7 October 1946, stricken, 1 July 1972, sold to the [[Mexican Navy]], renamed ''Ignacio L. Vallarta''
|-
	| {{USS|Vigilance|AM-324|2}} ex-HMS ''Exploit'' BAM-24
	| AM-324
	| [[Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company|Associated Shipbuilders]], [[Puget Sound]], Washington
    | 2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], [[Farrel Corporation|Farrel Birmingham]] single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 30 January 1947, stricken, 1 December 1966, transferred to the [[Philippine Navy]], 19 August 1967, renamed ''Quezon''
|-
	| {{USS|Waxwing|AM-389|2}}
	| AM-389
	| [[American Ship Building Company]], [[Cleveland, Ohio|Cleveland]], Ohio
    | 2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 1 May 1957, transferred to the [[Republic of China Navy|Taiwan Navy]], 14 October 1965, renamed ''Chu Yang'', decommissioned 16 February 1998
|-
	| {{USS|Wheatear|AM-390|2}}
	| AM-390
	| [[American Ship Building Company]], [[Cleveland, Ohio|Cleveland]], Ohio
    | 2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], Westinghouse single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 17 November 1954, stricken, 1 July 1972, sold for scrap, 20 December 1973
|-
	| {{USS|Zeal|AM-131|2}}
	| AM-131
	| [[Gulf Shipbuilding]], [[Madisonville, Louisiana|Madisonville]], Louisiana
    | 2 × {{cvt|1766|shp}} [[Electro-Motive Division]] [[Cleveland Diesel Engine Division#Cleveland Diesel Engines|12-278]], [[Farrel Corporation|Farrel Birmingham]] single reduction gear
	| Decommissioned, 6 July 1956, stricken, 1 December 1966, sunk as target, 9 January 1967
|}

==See also==
* {{sclass|Admirable|minesweeper|1}}
* {{sclass|Agile|minesweeper|1}}
* [[List of minesweeper classes#United States Navy|Classes of U.S. Navy minesweepers]]

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

== Bibliography ==
* {{cite book
  |first= H.T.
  |last= Lenton
  |title= American Gunboats and Minesweepers
  |date= 1974
  |publisher= Macdonald and Jane's
  |isbn= 0356080641
  }}
* {{cite book
  |first= Roger
  |last= Chesneau
  |title=Conway's All The World's Fighting Ships 1922-1946
  |date=2001
  |publisher=Conway Maritime Press
  |isbn=0851771467
  }}
* {{cite web
  |url= http://shipbuildinghistory.com/smallships/minesweepers1.htm
  |title= Ocean Minesweepers (AM) Built or Acquired through WWII
  |date= 18 April 2015
  |access-date= 10 August 2022
  |ref= {{sfnRef|Shipbuilding}}
  }}
* {{cite web
  |url=http://www.navsource.org/archives/11/02idx.htm
  |publisher=NavSource
  |title=NavSource photo archive: index of mineSweepers
  |ref= {{sfnRef|Navsource}}
  }}

==Further reading==
* {{cite web
  |url=http://uboat.net/allies/warships/class.html?ID=226
  |website= Uboat.net
  |title= Allied Warships Minesweepers Auk class
  }}

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