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（Buckleyclass），此級艦進行了區域性的設計變更，改使用柴電引擎作為動力來源，具有 6000 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）。 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（USS Slater DE766）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（BRP Rajah Humabon PF11），該艦原為美國海軍阿瑟頓號（USS Atherton DE169），1955 年至 1975 年間曾以初日號（，JDS Hatsuhi DE263）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。 同級艦 建造資料 英文名稱 中文譯名 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 坎農 DE99 威爾明頓市， 19421214 1943525 26 September 1943 19 December 1944 to Brazil 19 December 1944 as Baependi scrapped 1975 DE100 威爾明頓市， 7 December 1942 19 June 1943 23 October 1943 19 December 1944 to Brazil 19 December 1944 as Benevente scrapped 1964 DE101 威爾明頓市， 2 January 1943 8 July 1943 12 November 1943 10 March 1945 to Brazil 10 March 1945 as Babitonga scrapped 1964 DE102 威爾明頓市， 16 January 1943 31 July 1943 21 November 1943 13 March 1946 Completed at Norfolk Navy Yard To Taiwan as Taihe DE23 29 October 1948 scrapped 1972 DE103 威爾明頓市， 6 February 1943 30 August 1943 1 December 1943 30 April 1946 to Taiwan as Taicang DE25 14 December 1948 scrapped 1972 DE104 威爾明頓市， 20 March 1943 4 September 1943 12 December 1943 26 April 1946 Completed at Norfolk Navy Yard To Taiwan as Taihu DE24 29 October 1948 scrapped 1972 DE105 威爾明頓市， 24 March 1943 2 October 1943 19 December 1943 14 June 1946 to the Netherlands as Van Amstel F806 1 June 1950 scrapped 1968 DE112 威爾明頓市， 19 November 1943 29 February 1944 3 May 1944 10 April 1946 to Taiwan Taizhao DE26 14 December 1948 scrapped 1973 DE113 威爾明頓市， 23 December 1943 22 March 1944 25 June 1944 29 May 1947 Transferred to France as Berbère F723 29 March 1952 scrapped 1960 DE162 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 DE163 Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Port Newark New Jersey 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 DE164 Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Port Newark New Jersey 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 DE165 Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Port Newark New Jersey 11 November 1942 18 April 1943 22 June 1943 March 1946 Struck from Navy List 1 July 1972 sold for scrap 15 October 1973 DE166 Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Port Newark New Jersey 30 November 1942 9 May 1943 5 July 1943 26 April 1946 to Uruguay as Uruguay DE1 3 May 1952 scrapped 1990 DE167 Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Port Newark New Jersey 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 DE168 Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Port Newark New Jersey 30 November 1942 27 May 1943 26 July 1943 16 May 1947 to Japan as Asahi DE262 14 June 1955 returned 1975 Transferred to the Philippines as Datu Sikatuna PF5 scrapped 1989 DE169 Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Port Newark New Jersey 14 January 1943 27 May 1943 29 August 1943 10 December 1945 to Japan as Hatsuhi DE263 14 June 1955 returned 1975 Transferred to the Philippines as Rajah Humabon PF11 retired in 2018 DE170 Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Port Newark New Jersey 30 January 1943 21 June 1943 19 September 1943 14 June 1946 to the Philippines as Datu Kalantiaw PF76FF170 15 December 1967 Lost during Typhoon Clara 21 September 1981 DE171 Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Port Newark New Jersey 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 DE172 Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Port Newark New Jersey 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 DE173 Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Port Newark New Jersey 22 February 1943 25 July 1943 27 August 1943 17 June 1946 to Greece 15 January 1951 renamed Leon D54 scrapped 1999 DE174 Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Port Newark New Jersey 26 April 1943 8 August 1943 3 September 1943 20 March 1945 to Brazil 20 March 1945 as Bocaina D22 scrapped 1975 DE175 Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Port Newark New Jersey 26 April 1943 8 August 1943 15 September 1943 1 August 1944 to Brazil 1 August 1944 as Bertioga D21 scrapped 1975 DE176 Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Port Newark New Jersey 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 DE177 Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Port Newark New Jersey 3 May 1943 22 August 1943 29 September 1943 15 August 1944 to Brazil 15 August 1944 as Bracui D18 scrapped 1972 DE178 Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Port Newark New Jersey 17 May 1943 5 September 1943 6 October 1943 1 August 1944 to Brazil 1 August 1944 as Beberibe D23 scrapped 1968 DE179 Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Port Newark New Jersey 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 DE180 Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Port Newark New Jersey 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 DE181 Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Port Newark New Jersey 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 DE182 Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Port Newark New Jersey 5 July 1943 3 October 1943 1 November 1943 26 June 1946 to the Netherlands as Van Ewijk F808 23 October 1950 scrapped 1968 exMiles DE183 Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Port Newark New Jersey 5 July 1943 3 October 1943 4 November 1943 28 March 1946 to France as Arabe F717 12 August 1950 scrapped 1968 DE184 Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Port Newark New Jersey 29 July 1943 17 October 1943 11 November 1943 25 July 1946 to Italy as Andromeda F592 10 January 1951 scrapped 1972 DE185 Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Port Newark New Jersey 29 July 1943 17 October 1943 17 November 1943 8 June 1946 to France as Kabyle F718 12 August 1950 scrapped 1959 DE186 Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Port Newark New Jersey 12 August 1943 31 October 1943 24 November 1943 25 February 1946 to France as Bambara F719 16 September 1950 scrapped 1959 DE187 Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Port Newark New Jersey 12 August 1943 31 October 1943 1 December 1943 16 April 1946 to the Netherlands as Van Zijll F811 1 March 1951 scrapped 1968 DE188 Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Port Newark New Jersey 26 August 1943 14 November 1943 6 December 1943 2 May 1946 to the Netherlands as Du Bois F809 23 October 1950 scrapped 1968 DE189 Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Port Newark New Jersey 26 August 1943 14 November 1943 13 December 1943 5 November 1945 to Uruguay as Artigas DE2 3 May 1952 scrapped 1988 exRaby DE190 Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Port Newark New Jersey 9 September 1943 28 November 1943 23 December 1943 4 March 1946 to France as Malgache F724 29 March 1952 sunk as target 1970 DE191 Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Port Newark New Jersey 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 DE192 Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Port Newark New Jersey 23 September 1943 12 December 1943 1 January 1944 15 July 1946 to the Netherlands as De Zeeuw F810 1 March 1951 scrapped 1968 exWilliam G Thomas DE193 Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Port Newark New Jersey 23 September 1943 12 December 1943 24 January 1944 27 March 1947 to Greece as Panthir D67 15 January 1951 out of service 1991 scrapped DE194 Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Port Newark New Jersey 7 October 1943 30 December 1943 28 January 1944 26 August 1947 to France as Sakalave F720 15 September 1950 scrapped 1960 DE195 Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Port Newark New Jersey 7 October 1943 30 December 1943 1 February 1944 17 June 1947 to Italy as Aldebaran F590 10 January 1951 scrapped 1976 DE196 Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Port Newark New Jersey 21 October 1943 9 January 1944 12 February 1944 17 July 1946 to the Netherlands as De Bitter F807 1 June 1950 scrapped 1968 DE197 Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Port Newark New Jersey 21 October 1943 9 January 1944 21 February 1944 Damaged by sea mine northwest of Eniwetok 22 August 1945 not repaired and sunk off Yokosuka 11 March 1946 DE739 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 F61 21 February 1952 scrapped 1979 DE740 Western Pipe and Steel Company San Pedro California 24 February 1943 20 June 1943 30 November 1943 31 May 1946 to Peru as Aguirre DE62 21 February 1952 sunk as target 1974 DE741 Western Pipe and Steel Company San Pedro California 13 March 1943 4 July 1943 31 December 1943 29 May 1947 to Peru as Rodriguez 21 February 1952 scrapped 1979 DE742 Western Pipe and Steel Company San Pedro California 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 DE743 Western Pipe and Steel Company San Pedro California 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 DE744 Western Pipe and Steel Company San Pedro California 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 DE744 Western Pipe and Steel Company San Pedro California 16 April 1943 15 August 1943 21 November 1950 17 June 1960 Struck from Navy List 1 August 1972 sold for scrap 1 November 1973 DE745 Western Pipe and Steel Company San Pedro California 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 DE746 Western Pipe and Steel Company San Pedro California 5 May 1943 12 September 1943 30 May 1944 17 June 1946 Transferred to Thailand as Pin Klao DE1 22 July 1959 DE746 Western Pipe and Steel Company San Pedro California 5 May 1943 12 September 1943 1 December 1950 21 February 1958 Transferred to Thailand as Pin Klao DE1 22 July 1959 DE747 Western Pipe and Steel Company San Pedro California 9 June 1943 26 September 1943 30 June 1944 19 April 1946 Transferred to France as Touareg F721 11 November 1950 scrapped 1965 DE748 Western Pipe and Steel Company San Pedro California 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 DE748 Western Pipe and Steel Company San Pedro California 23 June 1943 3 October 1943 21 November 1950 18 October 1959 Struck from Navy List 23 September 1968 Sunk as target on 3 April 1969 DE748 Western Pipe and Steel Company San Pedro California 23 June 1943 3 October 1943 1 October 1961 23 September 1968 Struck from Navy List 23 September 1968 Sunk as target on 3 April 1969 DE749 Western Pipe and Steel Company San Pedro California 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 DE750 Western Pipe and Steel Company San Pedro California 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 DE750 Western Pipe and Steel Company San Pedro California 21 July 1943 28 November 1943 14 July 1950 12 September 1960 Struck from Navy List 1 August 1972 sold for scrap 1 November 1973 DE763 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 DE764 Tampa Shipbuilding Company Tampa Florida 1 March 1943 12 December 1943 7 February 1944 17 June 1946 to Italy as Altair F591 10 January 1951 sunk as target 1971 DE765 Tampa Shipbuilding Company Tampa Florida 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 DE765 Tampa Shipbuilding Company Tampa Florida 9 March 1943 13 February 1944 21 November 1950 25 February 1958 Struck from Navy List 1 August 1972 sold for scrap 15 October 1973 DE766 Tampa Shipbuilding Company Tampa Florida 9 March 1943 13 February 1944 1 May 1944 26 September 1947 to Greece as Aetos D01 1 March 1951 retired 1991 Since 1993 museum ship in Albany New York DE767 Tampa Shipbuilding Company Tampa Florida 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 DE768 Tampa Shipbuilding Company Tampa Florida 1 April 1943 11 May 1944 12 July 1944 14 June 1946 to Greece as Ierax D31 1 March 1951 sunk as target 2002 DE769 Tampa Shipbuilding Company Tampa Florida 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 DE770 Tampa Shipbuilding Company Tampa Florida 1 June 1943 4 June 1944 30 August 1944 September 1947 to South Korean as Kyongki F71 2 February 1956 to the Philippines for spare parts 1977 DE771 Tampa Shipbuilding Company Tampa Florida 23 August 1943 6 August 1944 22 December 1944 19 March 1948 to South Korean as Kang Won F72 2 February 1956 to the Philippines for spare parts 1977 配備 運用者 海軍 海軍：6 隻（供與） 海軍：8 隻（供與） 海軍：1 隻（供與） 海上自衛隊：2 隻（貸與；あさひ型護衛艦、後にフィリピン海軍へ） 海軍 海軍：3 隻（日本海上自衛隊提供） 海軍：4 隻（供與太字號驅逐艦） 海軍 海軍：3 隻（供與：） 海軍 海軍 海軍 參考資料 級 Cannon Cannon