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Thelist of ship decommissionings in 1944 includes a chronological list of allships decommissioned in 1944.
| Operator | Ship | Class and type | Fate | Other notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 23 February |  Royal Navy | Montgomery | Wickes-class destroyer | Scrapped in 1945 | Placed in reserve and removed from the effective list |
 Royal Canadian Navy | Mansfield | Wickes-class destroyer | Paid off | ||
| 16 July | Royal Navy | Richmond | Wickes-class destroyer | Transferred to theSoviet Navy | BecameJivoochyi |
| 22 August |  Kriegsmarine | Schnelles Geleitboot 1 | Sans Souci-class escort vessel | SG 1 | Returned to France and renamedBeautemps-Beaupré |
| 22 August | Kriegsmarine | Schnelles Geleitboot 4 | Sans Souci-class escort vessel | SG 1 | Returned to France and renamedLa Perouse |
| August | Royal Canadian Navy | St. Clair | Wickes-class destroyer | Sold for scrap | |
| August | Luftwaffe | Imelmann | Karl Meyer-class seaplane tender | Interned in Spain | |
| August | Luftwaffe | Max Stinsky | Karl Meyer-class seaplane tender | Interned in Spain | |
| 30 September | Royal Navy | Nabob | Bogue-class escort carrier | Used for spares, converted for commercial use | Became merchantNabob |
| 5 October |  United States Navy | Marcasite | Patrol yacht | Converted for commercial use | RenamedCommando[1] |