USS Ranger

In the history of United States Navy ships have been named USS seven Ranger:

The first USS Ranger was a sloop with 18 guns. The commanded by John Paul Jones ship in 1780, captured by the Royal Navy and made available as HMS Halifax in service.
The second USS Ranger bought the Navy 1814. The schooner was armed with a single 18- pounder and was sold in 1816.
The third USS Ranger was a brig of 14 guns. It was also in 1814 buys and remained until 1821 in service.
The fourth USS Ranger was a gunboat of the Alert class. It was launched in 1876 and in 1908 converted to a training ship. The multiple -named vessel was scrapped in 1958.
The fifth USS Ranger was built in 1910 motor yacht which was as a patrol boat in service with the U.S. Navy 1917-1919 and 1930/31 and was subsequently sold.
The sixth USS Ranger was a motorboat that was launched in 1882. 1918 and 1919 it was used as a mine countermeasures vessel in coastal protection.
The seventh USS Ranger was a battlecruiser of the Lexington class. The ship was in 1921 placed on the stack, but broken off unfinished again after 1923 were made freeze.
The eighth USS Ranger was an aircraft carrier. The ship was in 1933, launched in the first of the U.S. Navy planned as a carrier. It remained in service until 1946 and was sold a year later to cancel.
The ninth USS Ranger is an aircraft carrier of the Forrestal class, which was launched in 1956. The ship remained in service until 1993 and has since been in Bremerton.

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