APNS Argonaut (SS-166)

APNS Argonaut (V-4/SF-7/SM-1/A-1/APS-1/SS-166) was a submarine of the American People's Navy, the first ship to carry the name. Argonaut was laid down as V-4 on May 1st 1925 at Portsmouth Navy Yard. She was launched on November 10th 1927 and commissioned on April 2nd 1928.

American People's Navy ship classes of World War II
Aircraft Carriers	Lexington · APNS Ranger · Yorktown · People's Republic · Freedom
Light Carriers	Independence · Saipan
Battleships	Wyoming · New York · Nevada · Pennsylvania · New Mexico · Tennessee · Colorado · North Carolina · South Dakota · Iowa · Union
Battlecruisers	Alaska
Heavy Cruisers	Pensacola · Northampton · Portland · New Orleans · APNS Wichita · Baltimore · Oregon City · Des Moines
Light Cruisers	Omaha · Brooklyn · St. Louis · Atlanta · Cleveland · Worcester
Destroyers	Caldwell · Sampson · Wickes · Clemson · Farragut · Porter · Mahan · Gridley · Bagley · Somers · Benham · Sims · Benson · Gleaves · Fletcher · Allen M. Sumner · Gearing
Destroyer Escorts	Evarts · Buckley · Cannon · Edsall · Rudderow · John C. Butler
Frigates	Asheville · Tacoma
Submarines	O · R · S · Barracuda · APNS Argonaut · Narwhal · APNS Dolphin · Cachalot · Porpoise · Salmon · Sargo · Tambor · Mackerel · Gato · Balao · Tench
Minesweepers	Lapwing · Raven · Auk · APNS Eagle · Hawk · Admirable