CIVILIAN SHIPS
Names beginning with the letter D
This page lists all D -named Civilian Ships whose pictures are available through the Online Library.
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D -named ships are listed below in alphabetical order.
- Dagfin (Norwegian Freighter, 1902)
- Daiquiri (Motor Boat, 1917)
- Daisy (Motor Boat, 1904)
- Dakotan (Freighter, 1912). Later renamed Zyrianin
- Dalzell, W.F. (Harbor Tug, in service 1941). Properly called W.F. Dalzell
- Dana (Steam Lighter, in service in 1917). Previously named Catherine James
- Danubier (Freighter, 1917). Previously named War Penguin and Lakeport. Later renamed Houthandel and Koshin Maru
- Daraga (Motor Boat, 1915)
- Darlington (Steamship, 1849)
- Dashing Wave (Freighter & Troop Transport, 1943-1970). Later renamed Choctaw
- Dauntless (Harbor Tug, 1903). Later renamed Luckenbach # 5
- Dauntless (Motor Boat, circa 1917)
- Davis K. Philips (Fishing Vessel, 1877)
- Dawn (Steamship, built 1856-7). Later USS Dawn and civilian steamship Eutaw
- Dawn (Motor Boat, 1914)
- Dawn (Yawl, 1916)
- Daylight
(Steamship, built 1859-60). Later USS Daylight and civilian
steamship Santee
- de Castlenau, General (Freighter, 1918). Properly called named General de Castlenau. Later renamed Elinor
- Dean II (Motor Boat, 1915)
- Deerfield (Refrigerated Cargo Freighter, 1918-1943). Later renamed Kelvina and Mathew Luckenbach
- Defiance (Tug, 1889)
- Defiance (Freighter, 1918)
- Delaware (Steamship, employed as a transport in 1862)
- DeKalb (Passenger Steamer, 1904). Originally named Prinz Eitel Friedrich. Later renamed Mount Clay
- Democracy (Freighter, 1917). Originally named Jupiter
- Deodata (Norwegian Whale Oil Tanker, formerly Sailing Bark, 1897). Originally named Quevilly
- Derrick Barge # 70 (Barge, 1914)
- Derry (Barge, 1894)
- De Soto (Steamship, built 1859). Later USS De Soto
- Desire (Motor Boat, 1913)
- Despatch # 6 (Small Tug, in service in 1942)
- Dewitt C. Ivins (Tug, in service in 1919)
- Diascond (Barge, 1896)
- Dick Keys (Steamship, active in 1861)
- Dicky (Motor Boat, 1913)
- Dida (Motor Boat, 1907). Later named Mary
- Dispatch (Motor Boat, 1916)
- Dodger II (Motor Boat, 1913)
- Dohema Jr. (Motor Boat, 1912)
- Doheny, E.L.,Third (Tanker, 1918). Properly called E.L. Doheny, Third
- Dohrn, Anton (Motor Boat, 1911). Properly called Anton Dohrn
- Doloma (Motor Boat, 1907)
- Dolph II (Motor Boat, 1912). Later renamed Content
- Dolphin (Barge, 1903)
- Dolphin (Fishing Vessel, 1908). Previously named Virginia
- Dolphin (Motor Boat,
1911). Previously named Ora Belle
- Dorchester ("Bugeye" Schooner, 1893)
- Doris (Fishing Boat, 1905)
- Doris B. III (Motor Boat, 1912)
- Dorothea II (Motor Boat, 1916)
- Dorothy (Motor Boat, 1911)
- Dorothy Cullen (Harbor Tug, 1893). Previously named Joseph O'Riorden
- Douglas (British Steamship, 1858). Later the blockade Runner Margaret & Jessie
- Dreadnaught (Tug, 1917)
- Dreadnought (Motor Boat, in service 1917)
- Drechterland (Dutch Freighter, 1903)
- Druid (Steam Yacht, 1902)
- Drusilla (Motor Boat, 1914)
- Dryden
(Anglo-American Freighter, 1885). Later renamed Iris
- Dubhe (Dutch Freighter, 1912)
- Duggan (Barge, 1916)
- Dumbarton (Steamship, 1863-1870). Originally named Thistle. Later renamed City of Quebec
- DuPont, Admiral (Steamship, 1847-1865). Properly called Admiral DuPont. Previously named Anglia
- Dwinsk (British troopship, sunk by submarine in June 1918)
- Dyveke (Norwegian Bark, 1894). Previously named Pass of Killiecrankie. Later renamed Torrey and Stifinder
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