California Shipbuilding Corporation
California Shipbuilding Corporation built 467 Liberty and Victory ships during World War II, including Haskell-class attack transports. California Shipbuilding Corporation was often referred to as Calship. The Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships sometimes refers to this shipyard as California Shipbuilding Co., but Co[mpany] appears to be an error. The Kaiser Steel plant in Fontana, California was completed in August 1943, which enabled further production increases at Calship. Between September 27, 1941 and September 27, 1945, the yard launched 467 ships.
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SS A. B. HammondSS Abraham ClarkSS_American_VictorySS Atchison VictorySS Baylor VictorySS Benjamin Ide WheelerSS Bessemer VictorySS Bluefield VictorySS Booker T. WashingtonSS Brazil VictorySS Carroll VictorySS Cedar Rapids VictorySS Chanute VictorySS China VictorySS Clarksdale VictorySS Clovis VictorySS Cody VictorySS Colby VictorySS David E. HughesSS Durham VictorySS Gainesville VictorySS Greece VictorySS Joplin VictorySS Leland StanfordSS Lincoln VictorySS Luray VictorySS Meredith VictorySS Mexico VictorySS Navajo VictorySS New Zealand VictorySS Panama VictorySS Philippines VictorySS Pomona VictorySS Sapulpa VictorySS Sharon VictorySS Solomon Juneau
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APL (shipping company)Armadillo-class tankerBechtelCalShipCalifornia ShipbuildingCalifornia Shipbuilding Co.California Shipbuilding CompanyCalifornia Shipbuilding Corp.California during World War IICalshipCatalina Dock LineEmergency Shipbuilding ProgramGeorge G. SharpHaskell-class attack transportHenry J. KaiserHistory of California 1900–presentKaiser SteelLake Torpedo BoatLiberty Fleet DayList of ship launches in 1941List of ship launches in 1944List of shipbuilders and shipyardsLos_AngelesMaritime history of CaliforniaSS A. B. HammondSS Abraham ClarkSS_American_VictorySS Atchison VictorySS Baylor VictorySS Benjamin Ide WheelerSS Bessemer VictorySS Bluefield VictorySS Booker T. WashingtonSS Brazil VictorySS Carroll Victory
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SS Abraham ClarkSS Atchison VictorySS Bluefield VictorySS Brazil VictorySS Carroll VictorySS Cedar Rapids VictorySS Chanute VictorySS China VictorySS Clarksdale VictorySS Clovis VictorySS Cody VictorySS Colby VictorySS David E. HughesSS Durham VictorySS Gainesville VictorySS Greece VictorySS Joplin VictorySS Lincoln VictorySS Luray VictorySS Meredith VictorySS Mexico VictorySS Navajo VictorySS New Zealand VictorySS Panama VictorySS Philippines VictorySS Pomona VictorySS Sapulpa VictorySS Sharon VictorySS Solomon JuneauSS U.S.S.R. VictorySS United States VictorySS Waco VictoryUSNS Clarksburg (T-AG-183)USNS Greenville Victory (T-AK-237)USNS_Kingsport_(T-AG-164)USNS Lt. Robert Craig (T-AK-252)USNS Private Francis X. McGraw (T-AK-241)USS Allendale
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California Shipbuilding Corporation
California Shipbuilding Corporation built 467 Liberty and Victory ships during World War II, including Haskell-class attack transports. California Shipbuilding Corporation was often referred to as Calship. The Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships sometimes refers to this shipyard as California Shipbuilding Co., but Co[mpany] appears to be an error. The Kaiser Steel plant in Fontana, California was completed in August 1943, which enabled further production increases at Calship. Between September 27, 1941 and September 27, 1945, the yard launched 467 ships.
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