Tag u s navy patrol boat

The United States Navy has operated several types of patrol boats throughout its history. Here are a few examples:

  1. PC (Patrol Craft): The PC is a class of patrol boats used by the US Navy for coastal patrol and surveillance. They are typically 179 feet (54.6 meters) long and displace 450 tons. The PC is equipped with a variety of sensors and weapons, including radar, sonar, and machine guns.
  2. PCF (Patrol Craft Fast): The PCF, also known as the "Swift Boat," is a class of patrol boats used by the US Navy during the Vietnam War. They were designed for high-speed operations in shallow waters and were equipped with machine guns and rockets.
  3. PBR (Patrol Boat, River): The PBR is a class of patrol boats used by the US Navy for riverine operations. They are typically 50 feet (15.2 meters) long and displace 10 tons. The PBR is equipped with a variety of sensors and weapons, including radar, sonar, and machine guns.
  4. Mark V Patrol Boat: The Mark V Patrol Boat is a class of patrol boats used by the US Navy for coastal patrol and surveillance. They are typically 110 feet (33.5 meters) long and displace 150 tons. The Mark V is equipped with a variety of sensors and weapons, including radar, sonar, and machine guns.
  5. Sentinel-class Fast Response Cutter: The Sentinel-class Fast Response Cutter is a class of patrol boats used by the US Coast Guard and the US Navy for coastal patrol and surveillance. They are typically 154 feet (46.9 meters) long and displace 1,500 tons. The Sentinel-class is equipped with a variety of sensors and weapons, including radar, sonar, and machine guns.

These are just a few examples of the many types of patrol boats used by the United States Navy.