USS Huntress

USS Huntress

USS "Huntress" may refer to:

*USS|Huntress|1862, was a stern-wheel steamer purchased by the US Navy in May 1864 and decommissioned 10 August 1865

*USS|Huntress|1895, was a steam yacht with schooner rig purchased for the US Navy in June 1898 and sold 3 December 1917


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