USS "Antigua" may refer to more than one ship in the
* USS "Antigua" (AF-17), acquired by the Navy on
* which had been slated to be transferred to the United Kingdom under the lend-lease act during its construction was occasionally referred to as "Antigua" since the frigate was renamed HMS|Antigua|K501 when it entered British service.
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