RIM-67 Standard was deployed on ships of the following classes, replacing the RIM-2 Terrier, and it never was VLS-capable.
All of the ships used the AN/SPG-55 for guidance.
The Mk10 guided missile launching system was used as the launching system.
New Threat Upgrade equipped vessels operated the RIM-67B which used inertial guidance for every phase of the intercept except for the terminal phase where the AN/SPG-55 radar illuminates the target.

USS Long Beach SM-1ER later SM-2ER with NTU.

Farragut-class destroyers SM-1ER later SM-2ER with NTU (USS Mahan only).

Leahy-class cruisers SM-1ER later SM-2ER with NTU.

USS Bainbridge SM-1ER later SM-2ER with NTU.

Belknap-class cruisers SM-1ER later SM-2ER with NTU.

USS Truxtun SM-1ER later SM-2ER with NTU.

Italian cruiser Vittorio Veneto SM-1ER Only.

The RIM-156 Standard Block IV, is a version that has been developed for Aegis Combat System it has a smaller compact sized booster stage for firing from the Mk41 Guided missile launch system.
Like the earlier RIM-67B it employs inertial/command guidance with terminal semi-active homing.

Ticonderoga-class cruisers (VLS units only)
Arleigh Burke-class destroyers
The last vessel to operate the RIM-67 was the Italian cruiser Vittorio Veneto which was retired in 2003.
The RIM-174 Standard ERAM or Standard Missile Six has superseded the RIM-156A in production.
The RIM-156A remains in service as of 2010.

RIM-67 Standard missiles have been withdrawn from service, remaining rounds are being re-manufactured in to GQM-163 Coyote supersonic targets.
RIM-67 Standard was deployed on ships of the following classes, replacing the RIM-2 Terrier, and it never was VLS-capable. All of the ships used the AN/SPG-55 for guidance. The Mk10 guided missile launching system was used as the launching system. New Threat Upgrade equipped vessels operated the RIM-67B which used inertial guidance for every phase of the intercept except for the terminal phase where the AN/SPG-55 radar illuminates the target.
USS Long Beach SM-1ER later SM-2ER with NTU.
Farragut-class destroyers SM-1ER later SM-2ER with NTU (USS Mahan only).
Leahy-class cruisers SM-1ER later SM-2ER with NTU.
USS Bainbridge SM-1ER later SM-2ER with NTU.
Belknap-class cruisers SM-1ER later SM-2ER with NTU.
USS Truxtun SM-1ER later SM-2ER with NTU.
Italian cruiser Vittorio Veneto SM-1ER Only.
The RIM-156 Standard Block IV, is a version that has been developed for Aegis Combat System it has a smaller compact sized booster stage for firing from the Mk41 Guided missile launch system. Like the earlier RIM-67B it employs inertial/command guidance with terminal semi-active homing.
Ticonderoga-class cruisers (VLS units only)
Arleigh Burke-class destroyers
The last vessel to operate the RIM-67 was the Italian cruiser Vittorio Veneto which was retired in 2003. The RIM-174 Standard ERAM or Standard Missile Six has superseded the RIM-156A in production. The RIM-156A remains in service as of 2010.
RIM-67 Standard missiles have been withdrawn from service, remaining rounds are being re-manufactured in to GQM-163 Coyote supersonic targets.
RIM-67 Standard