Are there any active ALL MALE u.s. navy ships? and where are their homeports...

[Erica]

...or names & hull numbers?
I know all subs are male and I have heard some friggets are because they don't have the up to date berthing area that females require. I also heard that some cruisers are. I am asking for specific names and hull numbers and homeports of ACTIVE all male ships....have a friend that is working with a detailer for the east coast but wants to go in requesting certain ships. THANK YOU sooo much in advance!!

[Dan A]

When I was attached to USS Lake Champlain (CG-57), there were, at any given time, eight females aboard...and all were officers. But that was almost five years ago, so they might have integrated by now. Submarines are still all-male, and I believe mine-hunters might be, as well.

[sminthian1980]

The only way a ship, or boat, can be all male is if there isn't room on it for two bathrooms. The navy only has big ships anymore, so there's lots of room. But, the coast guard still has a bunch of all male boats. (They don't have many ships. Ships are anything over 65 feet long.)

[wichitaor1]

Submarines and some frigates still have all male crews, as their is limited berthing space on those vessels. The rest of the fleet is gender integrated.