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Four ships of the United States Navy (and one of the Confederate States Navy) have been named USS Arkansas in honor of the 26th state.

The first USS Arkansas (steamer) , a wooden-hulled, barkentine-rigged, screw steamer originally named Tonawanda that saw action in the American Civil War.
The second USS Arkansas (BM-7) , the lead ship of her class of single-turreted monitor, was one of the last American monitors.
The third USS Arkansas (BB-33), a Wyoming-class battleship, saw action in the Mexican-American War, in World War I, and in World War II including the D-Day Landings.
The fourth USS Arkansas (CGN-41) was a Virginia class nuclear-powered guided missile cruiser.

See also CSS ArkansasThe CSS Arkansas was a Confederate Ironclad warship during the American Civil War. History Construction Laid down at Memphis, Tennessee by J. Shirley during the winter of 1861- 1862. In April 1862 the Arkansas was removed to the Yazoo River in Mississippi.

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