This article is about real ships on water. For the fictional space ships in Star Trek, see Starship Enterprise.
Eight United States Navy ships have borne the name USS Enterprise. See also the Space Shuttle Enterprise and HMS Enterprise, as well as the USS Enterprise starships in the fictional world of Star Trek.
- The first Enterprise was a sloop in the American Revolution Battle of Valcour Island.
- The second Enterprise, a schooner, was a successful letter-of-marque[?] before she was purchased on 20 December 1776 for the Continental Navy[?]. Commanded by Captain Joseph Campbell, Enterprise operated principally in Chesapeake Bay. She convoyed transports, carried out reconnaissance, and guarded the shores against foraging raids by the British. Only meager records of her service have been found; they indicate that she was apparently returned to the Maryland Council of Safety[?] before the end of February 1777.
- The third Enterprise, a schooner, was built by Henry Spencer at Baltimore, Maryland, in 1799.
- The fourth Enterprise was also a schooner, and commissioned in 1831.
- The fifth Enterprise was a screw sloop[?] commissioned 1877.
- The sixth Enterprise, a motorboat, served in a noncommissioned status in the Second Naval District[?] during World War I.
- The seventh USS Enterprise (CV-6), an aircraft carrier, saw much action during World War II.
- The eighth USS Enterprise (CVN-65) was the world's first nuclear aircraft carrier, launched in 1960 and still on active service in 2003.
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