坎農級護航驅逐艦

坎農級; Cannon class
	坎農號護航驅逐艦 DE-99
概觀
艦種	護航驅逐艦
擁有國	美國
艦級	坎農級
前型	巴克利級
次型	艾德索級
數量	72
動工	1943-1944
下水	1943-1944
技术数据
空載排水量	1,357 噸
滿載排水量	1,652 噸
全長	93.3 米
全寬	11.22 米
吃水	3.2 米
最高速度	21 節
續航距離	12 節時 10,800 海里
乘員	15名軍官+201名士兵
武器裝備	3門MK22型50倍徑3吋艦砲; 2座雙聯裝波佛斯40公釐高射砲; 8門單裝厄利孔20毫米機炮; 1座三聯裝533mmMk 15型魚雷發射管; 1具刺蝟砲; 8具深水炸彈投射機（K炮）; 2條MK6型深水炸彈施放軌，每條施放軌配備24枚MK9型深水炸彈; 預備160枚以上的深水炸彈
裝甲	無

坎農級護航驅逐艦（Cannon class destroyer escort）是美國在二次世界大戰期間建造的一個護航驅逐艦艦級，專門用於船團護航以及反制敵軍潛艇用。相較之前的巴克利級（Buckley-class），此級艦進行了局部的設計變更，改使用柴電引擎作為動力來源，具有6,000馬力，和艾瓦茲級（Evarts class）相同，但艦身較長因此航速略高。本級船艦因為搭載的柴電動力系統採縱向配置，而又被稱呼為DET型驅逐艦（DET Type，其中DET是「縱置柴電」Diesel Electric Tandem的縮寫）[1]。

菲律賓海軍PF-11 拉賈・胡馬邦

本級艦因就役時已接近二戰尾聲，因此在二戰期間完全沒有遭擊沈的紀錄，多艘同級艦在戰後轉交給美國的盟邦海軍使用。除了在二戰期間就已使用了此級船艦的自由法國海軍與巴西海軍外，在戰後陸續接收到此級船艦的國家還包括烏拉圭、希臘、義大利、日本、荷蘭、秘魯、菲律賓、韓國、中華民國與泰國等。

在進入21世紀後同級艦因船齡老舊陸續除役解體，其中美國唯一保有的同級艦史萊特號（USS Slater DE-766）被安置在紐約州奧巴尼（Albany, NY）的哈德遜河上作為水上博物館使用。至於同級艦中服役記錄最久的，則是菲律賓海軍所操作的胡瑪邦酋長號巡防艦（BRP Rajah Humabon PF-11），該艦原為美國海軍阿瑟頓號（USS Atherton DE-169），1955年至1975年間曾以初日號（，JDS Hatsuhi DE-263）之名在日本海上自衛隊服役，是該單位成立初期最早使用的幾艘船艦之一。1976年時美國將日本所歸還的該艦售予菲律賓，並在韓國經過大幅度的整修後加入菲律賓海軍。直到2018年該艦退役，主要作為海面巡邏用途。

同级舰

**建造数据**
英文名称	中文译名	舷號	建造廠	開工日期	下水日期	服役日期	除籍日期	最終情況
Cannon	坎农	DE-99	威尔明顿市，德拉沃	1942-12-14	1943-5-25	26 September 1943	19 December 1944	to Brazil 19 December 1944 as Baependi; scrapped 1975
Christopher		DE-100		7 December 1942	19 June 1943	23 October 1943	19 December 1944	to Brazil 19 December 1944 as Benevente; scrapped 1964
Alger		DE-101		2 January 1943	8 July 1943	12 November 1943	10 March 1945	to Brazil 10 March 1945 as Babitonga; scrapped 1964
Thomas		DE-102		16 January 1943	31 July 1943	21 November 1943	13 March 1946	Completed at Norfolk Navy Yard. To Taiwan as Taihe (DE-23) 29 October 1948; scrapped 1972
Bostwick		DE-103		6 February 1943	30 August 1943	1 December 1943	30 April 1946	to Taiwan as Taicang (DE-25) 14 December 1948; scrapped 1972
Breeman		DE-104		20 March 1943	4 September 1943	12 December 1943	26 April 1946	Completed at Norfolk Navy Yard. To Taiwan as Taihu (DE-24) 29 October 1948; scrapped 1972
Burrows		DE-105		24 March 1943	2 October 1943	19 December 1943	14 June 1946	to the Netherlands as Van Amstel (F806) 1 June 1950; scrapped 1968
Carter		DE-112		19 November 1943	29 February 1944	3 May 1944	10 April 1946	to Taiwan Taizhao (DE-26) 14 December 1948; scrapped 1973
Clarence L. Evans		DE-113		23 December 1943	22 March 1944	25 June 1944	29 May 1947	Transferred to France as Berbère (F723) 29 March 1952; scrapped 1960
Levy		DE-162	Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company, Port Newark, New Jersey	19 October 1942	28 March 1943	13 May 1943	4 April 1947	Struck from Navy List 2 August 1973, sold for scrap 17 July 1974
McConnell		DE-163		19 October 1942	28 March 1943	28 May 1943	29 June 1946	Struck from Navy List 1 October 1972, sold for scrap 21 March 1974
Osterhaus		DE-164		11 November 1942	18 April 1943	12 June 1943	26 June 1946	Struck from Navy List 1 November 1972, sold for scrap 30 May 1974
Parks		DE-165		11 November 1942	18 April 1943	22 June 1943	March 1946	Struck from Navy List 1 July 1972, sold for scrap 15 October 1973
Baron		DE-166		30 November 1942	9 May 1943	5 July 1943	26 April 1946	to Uruguay as Uruguay (DE-1) 3 May 1952; scrapped 1990
Acree		DE-167		30 November 1942	9 May 1943	19 July 1943	1 April 1946	Struck from Navy List 1 July 1972, sold for scrap 19 July 1973
Amick		DE-168		30 November 1942	27 May 1943	26 July 1943	16 May 1947	to Japan as Asahi (DE-262) 14 June 1955; returned 1975. Transferred to the Philippines as Datu Sikatuna (PF-5); scrapped 1989
Atherton		DE-169		14 January 1943	27 May 1943	29 August 1943	10 December 1945	to Japan as Hatsuhi (DE-263) 14 June 1955; returned 1975. Transferred to the Philippines as Rajah Humabon (PF-11); retired in 2018
Booth		DE-170		30 January 1943	21 June 1943	19 September 1943	14 June 1946	to the Philippines as Datu Kalantiaw (PF-76/FF-170) 15 December 1967. Lost during Typhoon Clara 21 September 1981
Carroll		DE-171		30 January 1943	21 June 1943	24 October 1943	19 June 1946	Struck from Navy List 1 August 1965, sold for scrap 29 December 1966
Cooner		DE-172		22 February 1943	25 July 1943	21 August 1943	25 June 1946	Struck from Navy List 1 July 1972, sold for scrap 1 November 1973
Eldridge		DE-173		22 February 1943	25 July 1943	27 August 1943	17 June 1946	to Greece 15 January 1951, renamed Leon (D-54); scrapped 1999
Marts		DE-174		26 April 1943	8 August 1943	3 September 1943	20 March 1945	to Brazil 20 March 1945 as Bocaina (D-22); scrapped 1975
Pennewill		DE-175		26 April 1943	8 August 1943	15 September 1943	1 August 1944	to Brazil 1 August 1944 as Bertioga (D-21); scrapped 1975
Micka		DE-176		3 May 1943	22 August 1943	23 September 1943	14 June 1946	Struck from Navy List 1 August 1965, sold for scrap 15 May 1967
Reybold		DE-177		3 May 1943	22 August 1943	29 September 1943	15 August 1944	to Brazil 15 August 1944 as Bracui (D-18); scrapped 1972
Herzog		DE-178		17 May 1943	5 September 1943	6 October 1943	1 August 1944	to Brazil 1 August 1944 as Beberibe (D-23); scrapped 1968
McAnn		DE-179		17 May 1943	5 September 1943	11 October 1943	15 August 1944	to Brazil 15 August 1944 as Bauru; museum ship in Rio de Janeiro
Trumpeter		DE-180		7 June 1943	19 September 1943	16 October 1943	5 December 1947	Struck from Navy List 1 August 1973, sold for scrap 18 June 1974
Straub		DE-181		7 June 1943	19 September 1943	25 October 1943	17 October 1947	Struck from Navy List 1 August 1973, sold for scrap 17 July 1974
Gustafson		DE-182		5 July 1943	3 October 1943	1 November 1943	26 June 1946	to the Netherlands as Van Ewijk (F808) 23 October 1950; scrapped 1968
Samuel S. Miles (ex-Miles)		\|DE-183		5 July 1943	3 October 1943	4 November 1943	28 March 1946	to France as Arabe (F717) 12 August 1950; scrapped 1968
Wesson		DE-184		29 July 1943	17 October 1943	11 November 1943	25 July 1946	to Italy as Andromeda (F592) 10 January 1951; scrapped 1972
Riddle		DE-185		29 July 1943	17 October 1943	17 November 1943	8 June 1946	to France as Kabyle (F718) 12 August 1950; scrapped 1959
Swearer		DE-186		12 August 1943	31 October 1943	24 November 1943	25 February 1946	to France as Bambara (F719) 16 September 1950; scrapped 1959
Stern		DE-187		12 August 1943	31 October 1943	1 December 1943	16 April 1946	to the Netherlands as Van Zijll (F811) 1 March 1951; scrapped 1968
O'Neill		DE-188		26 August 1943	14 November 1943	6 December 1943	2 May 1946	to the Netherlands as Du Bois (F809) 23 October 1950; scrapped 1968
Bronstein		DE-189		26 August 1943	14 November 1943	13 December 1943	5 November 1945	to Uruguay as Artigas (DE-2) 3 May 1952; scrapped 1988
Baker (ex-Raby)		DE-190		9 September 1943	28 November 1943	23 December 1943	4 March 1946	to France as Malgache (F724) 29 March 1952; sunk as target 1970
Coffman		DE-191		9 September 1943	28 November 1943	27 December 1943	30 April 1946	Struck from Navy List 1 July 1972, sold for scrap 17 August 1973
Eisner		DE-192		23 September 1943	12 December 1943	1 January 1944	15 July 1946	to the Netherlands as De Zeeuw (F810) 1 March 1951; scrapped 1968
Garfield Thomas (ex–William G. Thomas)		DE-193		23 September 1943	12 December 1943	24 January 1944	27 March 1947	to Greece as Panthir (D-67) 15 January 1951; out of service 1991, scrapped
Wingfield		DE-194		7 October 1943	30 December 1943	28 January 1944	26 August 1947	to France as Sakalave (F720) 15 September 1950; scrapped 1960
Thornhill		DE-195		7 October 1943	30 December 1943	1 February 1944	17 June 1947	to Italy as Aldebaran (F590) 10 January 1951; scrapped 1976
Rinehart		DE-196		21 October 1943	9 January 1944	12 February 1944	17 July 1946	to the Netherlands as De Bitter (F807) 1 June 1950; scrapped 1968
Roche		DE-197		21 October 1943	9 January 1944	21 February 1944	不適用	Damaged by sea mine northwest of Eniwetok 22 August 1945; not repaired and sunk off Yokosuka 11 March 1946.
Bangust		DE-739	Western Pipe and Steel Company, San Pedro, California	11 February 1943	6 June 1943	30 October 1943	17 November 1946	Transferred to Peru as Castilla (F-61) 21 February 1952; scrapped 1979
Waterman		DE-740		24 February 1943	20 June 1943	30 November 1943	31 May 1946	to Peru as Aguirre (DE-62) 21 February 1952; sunk as target 1974
Weaver		DE-741		13 March 1943	4 July 1943	31 December 1943	29 May 1947	to Peru as Rodriguez 21 February 1952; scrapped 1979
Hilbert		DE-742		23 March 1943	18 July 1943	4 February 1944	19 June 1946	Struck from Navy List 1 August 1972, sold for scrap 15 October 1973
Lamons		DE-743		10 April 1943	1 August 1943	29 February 1944	14 June 1946	Struck from Navy List 1 August 1972, sold for scrap 15 October 1973
Kyne		DE-744		16 April 1943	15 August 1943	4 April 1944	14 June 1946	Struck from Navy List 1 August 1972, sold for scrap 1 November 1973
Kyne		DE-744		16 April 1943	15 August 1943	21 November 1950	17 June 1960
Snyder		DE-745		28 April 1943	29 August 1943	5 May 1944	5 May 1960	Struck from Navy List 1 August 1972, sold for scrap 1 November 1973
Hemminger		DE-746		5 May 1943	12 September 1943	30 May 1944	17 June 1946	Transferred to Thailand as Pin Klao (DE-1) 22 July 1959.
Hemminger		DE-746		5 May 1943	12 September 1943	1 December 1950	21 February 1958	Transferred to Thailand as Pin Klao (DE-1) 22 July 1959.
Bright		DE-747		9 June 1943	26 September 1943	30 June 1944	19 April 1946	Transferred to France as Touareg (F721) 11 November 1950; scrapped 1965
Tills		DE-748		23 June 1943	3 October 1943	8 August 1944	14 June 1946	Struck from Navy List 23 September 1968. Sunk as target on 3 April 1969
						21 November 1950	18 October 1959
						1 October 1961	23 September 1968
Roberts		DE-749		7 July 1943	14 November 1943	2 September 1944	21 September 1968	Struck from Navy List 23 September 1968, sunk as target in November 1971
McClelland		DE-750		21 July 1943	28 November 1943	19 September 1944	15 May 1946	Struck from Navy List 1 August 1972, sold for scrap 1 November 1973
McClelland		DE-750		21 July 1943	28 November 1943	14 July 1950	12 September 1960
Cates		DE-763	Tampa Shipbuilding Company, Tampa, Florida	1 March 1943	10 October 1943	15 December 1943	28 March 1947	to France as Soudanais (F722) 11 November 1950; scrapped 1959
Gandy		DE-764		1 March 1943	12 December 1943	7 February 1944	17 June 1946	to Italy as Altair (F591) 10 January 1951; sunk as target 1971
Earl K. Olsen		DE-765		9 March 1943	13 February 1944	10 April 1944	17 June 1946	Struck from Navy List 1 August 1972, sold for scrap 15 October 1973
Earl K. Olsen		DE-765		9 March 1943	13 February 1944	21 November 1950	25 February 1958
Slater		DE-766		9 March 1943	13 February 1944	1 May 1944	26 September 1947	to Greece as Aetos (D-01) 1 March 1951; retired 1991. Since 1993 museum ship in Albany, New York
Oswald		DE-767		1 April 1943	25 April 1944	12 June 1944	30 April 1946	Struck from Navy List 1 August 1972, sold for scrap 15 October 1973
Ebert		DE-768		1 April 1943	11 May 1944	12 July 1944	14 June 1946	to Greece as Ierax (D-31) 1 March 1951; sunk as target 2002
Neal A. Scott		DE-769		1 June 1943	4 June 1944	31 July 1944	30 April 1946	Struck from Navy List 1 June 1968, sold for scrap in July 1969
Muir		DE-770		1 June 1943	4 June 1944	30 August 1944	September 1947	to South Korean as Kyongki (F-71) 2 February 1956; to the Philippines for spare parts 1977
Sutton		DE-771		23 August 1943	6 August 1944	22 December 1944	19 March 1948	to South Korean as Kang Won (F-72) 2 February 1956; to the Philippines for spare parts 1977

配備

運用者

美國海軍
法國海軍：6隻（供与）
巴西海軍：8隻（供与）
希臘海軍：1隻（供与）
海上自衛隊：2隻（貸与；あさひ型護衛艦、後にフィリピン海軍へ）
海軍
菲律賓海軍：3隻（日本海上自衛隊提供）
中華民國海軍：4隻（供与太字號驅逐艦）
泰國海軍
義大利海軍：3隻（供与：毕宿五级护卫舰）
秘魯海軍海軍
乌拉圭海軍
荷蘭海軍

參考資料

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