| Name | Class | Country | Year of Launch |
| L (Planned) | H-class Battleship | Germany | 1940 (Projected, not actual) |
| La Galissonnière | La Galissonnière-class Light Cruiser | France | |
| La Motte-Picquet | Duguay-Trouin-class Light Cruiser | France | 1924 |
| Laffey (Allen M. Sumner-class) | Allen M. Sumner-class Destroyer | United States | 1943 |
| Laffey (Benson-class) | Benson-class Destroyer | United States | 1941 |
| Lagarto | Balao-class Submarine | United States | |
| Lamprey | Balao-class Submarine | United States | |
| Lanciere | Soldati-class Destroyer | Italy | |
| Langley (Independence-class) | Independence-class Light Carrier | United States | 1943 |
| Langley (Langley-class) | Langley-class Seaplane Tender | United States | |
| Lansdowne | Gleaves-class Destroyer | United States | 1942 |
| Lapon | Gato-class Submarine | United States | |
| Lardner | Gleaves-class Destroyer | United States | 1942 |
| Lawrence | Clemson-class Destroyer | United States | 1920 |
| LCI(L)-class Summary Information | LCI(L)-class Landing Ship | United States | |
| LCVP-class Summary Information | LCVP-class Landing Craft | United States | |
| Legionaro | Soldati-class Destroyer | Italy | |
| Leipzig | Leipzig-class Light Cruiser | Germany | 1929 |
| Lemnos | Mississippi-class Battleship | Greece | 1905 |
| Leonardo da Vinci | Marconi-class Submarine | Italy | 1939 |
| Leopard | 1924-class Motor Torpedo Boat | Germany | 1928 |
| Leutze | Fletcher-class Destroyer | United States | 1942 |
| Lexington (Essex-class) | Essex-class Aircraft Carrier | United States | 1942 |
| Lexington (Lexington-class) | Lexington-class Aircraft Carrier | United States | 1925 |
| Ling | Balao-class Submarine | United States | 1943 |
| Lionfish | Balao-class Submarine | United States | |
| Littorio | Vittorio Veneto-class Battleship | Italy | 1937 |
| Lizardfish | Balao-class Submarine | United States | |
| Loggerhead | Balao-class Submarine | United States | |
| London | County-class Heavy Cruiser | United Kingdom | 1927 |
| Long Island | Long Island-class Escort Carrier | United States | 1940 |
| Lorraine | Bretagne-class Battleship | France | 1913 |
| Louisville | Northampton-class Heavy Cruiser | United States | 1930 |
| LST-1 | LST-class Landing Ship | United States | 1942 |
| LST-412 | LST-class Landing Ship | United Kingdom | 1942 |
| Luce | Fletcher-class Destroyer | United States | 1943 |
| Luchs | 1924-class Motor Torpedo Boat | Germany | 1928 |
| Luigi Torelli | Marconi-class Submarine | Italy | 1940 |
| Lützow | Admiral Hipper-class Heavy Cruiser | Germany | 1939 |
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