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List of ship launches in 1918

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The list of ship launches in 1918 includes a chronological list of ships launched in 1918. In cases where no official launching ceremony was held, the date built or completed may be used instead.

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January

Date Country Builder Location Ship Class Notes
3 January  United States J. F. Duthie & Company Seattle, Washington <i>Western King</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][2]
9 January  Germany Germaniawerft Kiel U-141 Type U-139 submarine For Imperial German Navy.[3]
10 January  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Lake Houghton</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board
12 January  United Kingdom Richardson, Duck & Company <i>Kenilworth</i> Cargo ship For Dalgliesh Steam Shipping Co.[4]
12 January  United States William Cramp & Sons Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Santa Olivia Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
13 January  United States Columbia River Shipbuilding <i>Santiam</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][5]
13 January  United States Fore River Shipbuilding Quincy, Massachusetts Stevens Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
13 January  United States Northwest Steel Portland, Oregon <i>War Archer</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][5]
13 January  United States Ames Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company Seattle, Washington <i>Westwood</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][6]
14 January  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Charles</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
14 January  United States Los Angeles Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company San Pedro, California Wakulla Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
17 January  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast Cavendish Seaplane carrier For Royal Navy.
19 January  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Butler</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 January  United States American Shipbuilding Company Superior, Wisconsin <i>Lake Capens</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 January  United States Seattle Construction and Dry Dock Company Seattle, Washington <i>Southerland</i> or Sutherland Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][2]
19 January  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington <i>West Arrow</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
26 January  United Kingdom John Brown & Company Clydebank Simoom S-class destroyer [7]
26 January  Germany Blohm & Voss Hamburg U-123 Type UE II submarine For Imperial German Navy[8]
27 January  United States Fore River Shipbuilding Quincy, Massachusetts Gregory Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
27 January  United States Moore Dry Dock Company Oakland, California <i>Pasadena</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 January  United States Columbia River Shipbuilding Portland, Oregon West Gate Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
28 January  Germany AG Weser Bremen Leipzig Cöln-class cruiser For Imperial German Navy.
31 January  United States American Shipbuilding Company Chicago, Illinois <i>Lake Crescent</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
31 January  United States Ames Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company Seattle, Washington <i>West Eagle</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][2]

February

Date Country Builder Location Ship Class Notes
2 February  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Jessup</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
2 February  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ashtabula, Ohio <i>Lake Maurepas</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
2 February  United States Sun Shipbuilding Company Chester, Pennsylvania <i>Sabine Sun</i> Tanker Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
8 February  United States Northwest Steel Portland, Oregon <i>Westhampton</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
9 February  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington <i>West Lake</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
10 February  United States Bethlehem Alameda Alameda, California <i>Paul H. Harwood</i> Tanker For United States Shipping Board.[1]
11 February  United Kingdom Irvine's Shipbuilding & Dry Docks Co, Ltd. West Hartlepool <i>Manchester Brigade</i> Cargo ship For Manchester Liners Ltd.[9]
11 February  United States Baltimore Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Company Baltimore, Maryland <i>Polar Sea</i> Refrigerated cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
11 February  United States Long Beach Shipbuilding Company Long Beach, California <i>Silverado</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
12 February  United Kingdom Craig, Taylor & Co, Ltd. Stockton-on-Tees <i>Maindy Dene</i> Cargo ship For Maindy Shipping Company.[10]
12 February  United States New York Shipbuilding Camden, New Jersey <i>Sewall's Point</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
14 February  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Govan <i>Coney</i> Coaster For G. & J. Burns Ltd.[11]
14 February  United States Mare Island Navy Yard Vallejo, California Taylor Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
14 February  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>War Viper</i> B-type cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[12]
16 February  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan Lake Arthur Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
16 February  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Lake Owens</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
16 February  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Lake Winona</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
17 February  United States Bethlehem Wilmington Wilmington, Delaware <i>Guarro</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
17 February  United States J. F. Duthie & Company Seattle, Washington Westover Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 February  United States Staten Island Shipbuilding Company Port Richmond, New York <i>Mariners Harbor</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 February  United States Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company Manitowoc, Wisconsin <i>Lake Pewaukee</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 February  United States William Cramp & Sons Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Talbot Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
20 February  United States Bethlehem Alameda Alameda, California <i>W. M. Burton</i> Tanker Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
21 February  United States Fore River Shipbuilding Quincy, Massachusetts Colhoun Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
21 February  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Ogden</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
22 February  United States Fore River Shipbuilding Quincy, Massachusetts <i>Katrina Luckenbach</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
23 February  United States American Shipbuilding Company Cleveland, Ohio <i>Lake Lemando</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
23 February  Germany AG Vulcan Hamburg U-118 Type UE II submarine For Imperial German Navy[8]
25 February  United States McDougall-Duluth Shipbuilding Duluth, Minnesota <i>Lake Portage</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
25 February  United Kingdom Swan Hunter Wallsend Wrestler W-class destroyer For Royal Navy[13]
26 February  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington <i>Canoga</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
26 February  United States William Cramp & Sons Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Orizaba Transport ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 February  United States Columbia River Shipbuilding Portland, Oregon <i>West Indian</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 February  United Kingdom John Brown & Company Clydebank Scimitar S-class destroyer [7]
27 February  Germany Bremer Vulkan Vegesack U-160 Type U-93 submarine For Imperial German Navy[14]
28 February  United States New York Shipbuilding Camden, New Jersey <i>Santa Tecla</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
28 February  United States American Shipbuilding Company Chicago, Illinois <i>Lake Clear</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
Unknown date  United Kingdom Northumberland Shipbuilding Ltd. Newcastle-on-Tyne War Buffalo Cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.

March

Date Country Builder Location Ship Class Notes
2 March  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Weston</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
3 March  United States William Cramp & Sons Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Waters Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
6 March  United States Northwest Steel Portland, Oregon <i>Western Wave</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
9 March  United States American Shipbuilding Company Cleveland, Ohio <i>Lake Edon</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
9 March  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ashtabula, Ohio <i>Lake Louise</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
11 March  United States McDougall-Duluth Shipbuilding Duluth, Minnesota <i>Lake Markham</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
11 March  United States Los Angeles Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company San Pedro, California <i>Wampum</i> or Waumpam Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][15]
14 March  United States Moore Dry Dock Company Oakland, California Alloway Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
14 March  United States Moore Dry Dock Company Oakland, California Aniwa Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
14 March  United States Moore Dry Dock Company Oakland, California <i>Oakland</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
14 March  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington <i>Ossineke</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][16]
14 March  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>War Bittern</i> B-type cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[17]
14 March  United Kingdom Ropner & Sons Stockton-on-Tees <i>War Panther</i> Cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[18]
15 March  United Kingdom Craig, Taylor & Co. Ltd. Stockton-on-Tees <i>War Loch</i> Cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[19]
15 March  United States Grays Harbor Motorship Corporation Aberdeen, Washington <i>Wishkah</i> Design 1005 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
16 March  United States Bethlehem Sparrows Point Sparrows Point, Maryland <i>Ampetco</i> Tanker Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
16 March  United States Chester Shipbuilding Company Chester, Pennsylvania <i>Avondale</i> Tanker Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
18 March  United States Supple-Ballin Shipbuilding Portland, Oregon <i>Wallowa</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][15]
19 March  United States Foundation Company Newark, New Jersey <i>Coyote</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 March  United States Northwest Steel Portland, Oregon <i>Western Ocean</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 March  United States Foundation Company Portland, Oregon <i>Commandant Roison</i> Cargo ship For French government.
21 March  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Lake Crystal</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
21 March  United States New York Shipbuilding Camden, New Jersey <i>Mineola</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
23 March  United States William Cramp & Sons Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Dent Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
23 March  United States Toledo Shipbuilding Company Toledo, Ohio <i>Lake Sebago</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
23 March  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California McKee Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
23 March  United States Sun Shipbuilding Company Chester, Pennsylvania <i>Radnor</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
23 March  United States William Cramp & Sons Philadelphia, Pennsylvania <i>Santa Luisa</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
23 March  Germany Bremer Vulkan Vegesack U-161 Type U-93 submarine For Imperial German Navy.[14]
24 March  United States Bethlehem Alameda Alameda, California <i>Liberator</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][15]
26 March  United States G. M. Standifer Construction Portland, Oregon <i>Libby Maine</i> Cargo ship For Libby, McNeill & Libby.[15]
26 March  United States Grant Smith-Porter Ship Company <i>Portland</i> Design 1003 ship For United States Shipping Board.[15]
26 March  United States Kruse & Banks Shipbuilding Company North Bend, Oregon <i>Quidnic</i> Design 1003 ship For United States Shipping Board.[15]
26 March  United States J. F. Duthie & Company Seattle, Washington <i>Westboro</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][16]
27 March  United States Seattle Construction and Dry Dock Company Seattle, Washington <i>Bremerton</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][16]
27 March  United States Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company Manitowoc, Wisconsin <i>Lake Shawano</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 March  United States Albina Engine & Machine Works Portland, Oregon Point Bonita Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][15]
27 March  United Kingdom Sir Raylton Dixon & Co. Middlesbrough <i>Valemore</i> Cargo ship For Johnstone Line.[20]
27 March  United States Columbia River Shipbuilding Portland, Oregon <i>West Grove</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][15]
27 March  United States Peninsula Shipbuilding Company Portland, Oregon Unnamed [15]
28 March  United States New York Shipbuilding Camden, New Jersey <i>Gulfland</i> Tanker Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
28 March  United States Newport News Shipbuilding Newport News, Virginia Lamberton Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
28 March  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California Robinson Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
28 March  United States Fore River Shipbuilding Quincy, Massachusetts Schley Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
28 March  United States Todd Dry Dock and Construction Company Tacoma, Washington <i>Tacoma</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][15]
28 March  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>War African</i> AO tanker For British Shipping Controller.[21]
28 March  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>War Buckler</i> D-type cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[22]
28 March  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>War Tabard</i> D-type cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[23]
28 March  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington <i>Western Queen</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][16]
28 March  Germany Blohm & Voss Hamburg U-124 Type UE II submarine For Imperial German Navy.[24]
30 March  United States Bethlehem Sparrows Point Sparrows Point, Maryland <i>Cape Henry</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 March  United States Foundation Company Portland, Oregon <i>Capitaine Remy</i> Cargo ship For French government.[15]
30 March  United States McDougall-Duluth Shipbuilding Duluth, Minnesota Lake Pepin Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 March  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Stirling</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 March  United States Babare Brothers Tacoma, Washington <i>Mahaska</i> Design 1001 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][15]
30 March  United States Standard Shipbuilding Company Shooters Island, New York Montclair Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 March  United Kingdom John Brown & Company Clydebank Scotsman S-class destroyer [7]

April

Date Country Builder Location Ship Class Notes
4 April  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Lake Allen</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 April  United States Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company Manitowoc, Wisconsin <i>Lake Lida</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 April  Germany AG Vulcan Hamburg U-119 Type UE II submarine For Imperial German Navy.[24]
5 April  United States Newport News Shipbuilding Newport News, Virginia Montgomery Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
5 April  United States Newport News Shipbuilding Newport News, Virginia Radford Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
6 April  United States Toledo Shipbuilding Company Toledo, Ohio <i>Lake Cayuga</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
6 April  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Weir</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
6 April  United States Baltimore Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Company Baltimore, Maryland <i>Polar Land</i> Refrigerated cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
6 April  Germany AG Vulcan Stettin Rostock Cöln-class cruiser For Imperial German Navy.
7 April  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California Champlin Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
9 April  United States Foundation Company Portland, Oregon <i>Capitaine Guyneme</i> Cargo ship For French government.[15]
9 April  United States William Cramp & Sons Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Dorsey Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
9 April  United States Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company Seattle, Washington <i>Peronne</i> Auxiliary schooner For French government.[15]
9 April Canada Canada Lyall Shipbuilding Company North Vancouver <i>War Cariboo</i> Cargo ship [15]
9 April  United Kingdom Swan Hunter & Wigham Richardson, Wallsend on Tyne Shark S-class destroyer [7]
11 April  United States Grant Smith-Porter Ship Company Portland, Oregon <i>Moritz</i> Design 1003 ship For United States Shipping Board.[15]
11 April  United States Albina Engine & Machine Works Portland, Oregon <i>Point Lobos</i> or Point Lobas Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][15]
11 April  United Kingdom Richardson, Duck & Company <i>War Vulture</i> Cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[25]
11 April  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington <i>West Durfee</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][15]
13 April  United States Fore River Shipbuilding Quincy, Massachusetts Dyer Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
11 April  United States Columbia Engineering Works Portland, Oregon <i>Elvira Stolt</i> Auxiliary schooner For Christian Christianson.[15]
11 April  United States Globe Shipbuilding Superior, Wisconsin <i>Lake Washburn</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
14 April  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California Mugford Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
14 April  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California Ringgold Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
14 April  United States Los Angeles Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company San Pedro, California Wassaic Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 April  United States Kruse & Banks Shipbuilding Company North Bend, Oregon <i>Kickapoo</i> Design 1003 ship For United States Shipping Board.[15]
16 or 20 April  United States Peninsula Shipbuilding Company Portland, Oregon <i>Anoka</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[15][26]
16 April  United States Ames Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company Seattle, Washington West Mount Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
17 April  United States Patterson-MacDonald Shipbuilding Company Seattle, Washington <i>Bellata</i> Cargo ship [15]
17 April  United States Rolph Shipbuilding Company Eureka, California <i>Joan of Arc</i> Cargo ship [15]
17 April  United States Moore Plant Elizabethport, New Jersey <i>Plainfield</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
18 April  United States Foundation Company Portland, Oregon <i>Lieutenant Delorme</i> Cargo ship For French government.[15]
18 April  United States Supple-Ballin Shipbuilding Portland, Oregon <i>Calala</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[15]
20 April  United States Fore River Shipbuilding Quincy, Massachusetts Bell Wickes-class destroyer For United States Shipping Board.
20 April  United States New York Shipbuilding Camden, New Jersey <i>Glen White</i> Collier Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 April  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Benton</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 April  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ashtabula, Ohio <i>Lake Chariotte</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 April  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Felicity</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 April  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Lake Hemlock</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 April  United States Seaborn Shipyards Tacoma, Washington <i>Mohave</i> Design 1001 ship For United States Shipping Board.[15]
20 April  United States Grant Smith-Porter Ship Company Portland, Oregon <i>Wakan</i> Cargo ship [26]
20 April  United States Northwest Steel Portland, Oregon Western Chief Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
20 April  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington West Lianga Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][15]
20 April  Germany Bremer Vulkan Vegesack U-162 Type U-93 submarine For Imperial German Navy.[14]
21 April  United States Pacific-Alaska Construction Company <i>Alabama</i> Cargo ship [26]
24 April  United States McEachern Shipbuilding Company Astoria, Oregon <i>Astoria</i> Design 1003 ship For United States Shipping Board.[26]
24 April  United States Grant Smith-Porter Ship Company Portland, Oregon <i>Caponka</i> Design 1001 ship For United States Shipping Board.[26]
24 April  United States J. F. Duthie & Company Seattle, Washington West Bridge Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
25 April  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>Narkunda</i> Passenger ship For Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Company.[27]
25 April  United States Pacific American Fisheries Bellingham, Washington <i>Oakwood</i> Cargo ship For Pacific American Fisheries.[26]
25 April  United States Lake & Ocean Navigation Company Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin <i>Sturgeon Bay</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
25 April Canada Canada Cameron-Genoa Shipbuilding Victoria <i>War Haida</i> Cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[26]
26 April  United Kingdom Ropner & Sons Stockton-on-Tees <i>War Monsoon</i> Cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[28]
27 April  United States Foundation Company Newark, New Jersey <i>Accoma</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 April  United States Newport News Shipbuilding Newport News, Virginia <i>H. M. Flagier</i> Tanker Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 April  United States Toledo Shipbuilding Company Toledo, Ohio <i>Lake Chelan</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 April  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Ennis</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 April  United States Texas Steamship Company Bath, Maine <i>Sagadahoc</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 April  United StatesMotorship Construction Company Vancouver, Washington <i>Shepard Point</i> Cargo ship [26]
27 April  United States Pusey & Jones Wilmington, Delaware <i>Wuakesha</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 April  United Kingdom John Brown & Company Clydebank Scout S-class destroyer [7]
28 April  United States Coos Bay Shipbuilding Company Marshfield, Oregon <i>Coos Bay</i> Cargo ship [26]
29 April  United States William Cramp & Sons Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Lea Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
29 April  United States Coast Shipbuilding Company Portland, Oregon <i>Barabos</i> Design 1001 ship For United States Shipping Board.[26]
30 April  United States Foundation Company Portland, Oregon <i>Commandant Challes</i> Cargo ship [26]
30 April  United States Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company Manitowoc, Wisconsin <i>Lake Annette</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 April  United States American Shipbuilding Company Superior, Wisconsin <i>Lake Ledan</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 April  United States American Shipbuilding Company Chicago, Illinois <i>Lake Yemassee</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 April  United States Columbia River Shipbuilding Portland, Oregon <i>Western City</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
30 April  United States Bethlehem Alameda Alameda, California <i>W.S. Rheem</i> Tanker Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][26]

May

Date Country Builder Location Ship Class Notes
1 May  United States Foundation Company Tacoma, Washington Gerbeviller Schooner [26]
1 May  United States Wright Shipbuilding Tacoma, Washington <i>Yakima</i> Design 1001 ship For United States Shipping Board.[26]
2 May  United States Peninsula Shipbuilding Company Portland, Oregon <i>Cresap</i> Cargo ship [26]
4 May  United States Bethlehem Sparrows Point Sparrows Point, Maryland <i>Cape Romaine</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 May  United States Grays Harbor Motorship Corporation Aberdeen, Washington <i>Kaskaskia</i> Design 1005 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
4 May  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Fernwood</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 May  United States American Shipbuilding Company Cleveland, Ohio <i>Lake Narka</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 May  United States Albina Engine & Machine Works Portland, Oregon Point Judith Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
5 May  United States Sun Shipbuilding Company Chester, Pennsylvania <i>Lancaster</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
5 May  United States New York Shipbuilding Camden, New Jersey <i>Tuckahow</i> Collier Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
6 May  United States Bethlehem Wilmington Wilmington, Delaware <i>Biran</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
6 May  United States Northwest Steel Portland, Oregon Western Spirit Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
7 May  United States Long Beach Shipbuilding Company Long Beach, California <i>Elderado</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
7 May  United Kingdom Fairfield Govan <i>Sikh</i> S-class destroyer [7]
8 May  United States Russell Shipbuilding Company Portland, Maine <i>Andra</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
8 May  United States Seaborn Shipyards Tacoma, Washington <i>Cheron</i> Design 1001 ship For United States Shipping Board.[26]
8 May  United States St. Helens Shipbuilding Company St. Helens, Oregon <i>Issaquena</i> Design 1001 ship For United States Shipping Board.[26]
9 May  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Lakehurst</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
9 May  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>War Lemur</i> B-type cargo ship For British shipping Controller.[29]
11 May  United States Newport News Shipbuilding Newport News, Virginia Breese Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
11 May  United States Newport News Shipbuilding Newport News, Virginia Gamble Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
11 May  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Largo</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
11 May  United States Foundation Company Portland, Oregon <i>Lieutenant Granier</i> Cargo ship [26]
11 May  United States Albina Engine & Machine Works Portland, Oregon <i>Point Adams</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
11 May Canada Canada Lyall Shipyards Vancouver <i>War Atlin</i> Cargo ship [26]
11 May  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington West Alsek Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
14 May  United States Sommarstrom Shipbuilding Columbia City, Oregon <i>Musketo</i> Design 1003 ship For United States Shipping Board.[26]
14 May  United Kingdom Swan Hunter & Wigham Richardson, Wallsend on Tyne <i>Sparrowhawk</i> S-class destroyer [7]
15 May  United States Coast Shipbuilding Company Portland, Oregon <i>Barrington</i> Cargo ship [26]
15 May  United States Tacoma Shipbuilding Company Tacoma, Washington <i>Beloit</i> Design 1001 ship For United States Shipping Board.[26]
15 May  United States Grays Harbor Motorship Corporation Aberdeen, Washington <i>Blackford</i> Design 1005 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
15 May  United States Fulton Shipbuilding Company Los Angeles, California <i>Catawba</i> Design 1001 ship For United States Shipping Board.[26]
15 May  United States Grant Smith-Porter Ship Company Portland, Oregon <i>Kuwa</i> Cargo ship [26]
18 May  United States Meacham & Babcock Seattle, Washington <i>Boulton</i> Design 1001 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
18 May  United States Supple-Ballin Shipbuilding Portland, Oregon <i>Dalana</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
18 May  United States Standard Shipbuilding Company Shooters Island, New York <i>Englewood</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
18 May  United States Moore Dry Dock Company Oakland, California <i>Fresno</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
18 May  United States Fore River Shipbuilding Quincy, Massachusetts <i>George W. Barnes</i> Tanker Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
18 May  United States Hanlon Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Oakland, California <i>Governor John Lind</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
18 May  United States American Shipbuilding Company Buffalo, New York <i>Lake Bledsoe</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
18 May  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Harney</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
18 May  United States Moore Dry Dock Company Oakland, California <i>Oshawa</i> Cargo ship [26]
18 May  United States McEachern Shipbuilding Company Astoria, Oregon <i>Quoque</i> Design 1001 ship For United States Shipping Board.[26]
18 May  United States Wilson Shipbuilding Astoria, Oregon <i>Quoquo</i> Design 1001 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
18 May  United States Matthews Shipbuilding Company Hoquiam, Washington <i>San Diego</i> Auxiliary schooner For Hart-Wood Lumber Co.[26]
18 May  United States Bethlehem Alameda Alameda, California <i>Volunteer</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
20 May  United States Patterson-MacDonald Shipbuilding Company Seattle, Washington <i>Bundarra</i> Cargo ship [26]
21 May  United States American Shipbuilding Company Superior, Wisconsin <i>Lake Lesa</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
22 May  United States American Shipbuilding Company Cleveland, Ohio <i>Lake Duncan</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
22 May  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Lasang</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
22 May  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Lake Mary</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
22 May  United Kingdom Cammell Laird & Co. Ltd. Birkenhead Stavangerfjord Passenger ship For Norwegian America Line. [30]
23 May  United States Todd Dry Dock and Construction Company Tacoma, Washington <i>Masuda</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
23 May  United States Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company Seattle, Washington Samuel H. Hedges Schooner [26]
23 May  United States Skinner & Eddy West Apaum Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
24 May  United States Bethlehem Wilmington Wilmington, Delaware <i>Garibaldi</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 May  United States Seattle Construction and Dry Dock Company Seattle, Washington <i>Vittorio Emmanuele</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board[1][26]
25 May  United States Toledo Shipbuilding Company Toledo, Ohio Lake Catherine Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
25 May  United States Staten Island Shipbuilding Company Port Richmond, New York <i>Sag Harbor</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
25 May  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>War Legate</i> AO tanker For British Shipping Controller.[31]
25 May  United Kingdom Sir Raylton Dixon & Co Middlesbrough <i>War Spartan</i> Tanker For British Shipping Controller.[32]
25 May  United States Grant Smith-Porter Ship Company Portland, Oregon <i>Wakan</i> Cargo ship [26]
25 May  United States J. F. Duthie & Company Seattle, Washington Western Sea Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
25 May  United States Los Angeles Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company San Pedro, California <i>West Galoc</i> Design 1013 ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
26 May  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California Chew Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
26 May  Germany Blohm & Voss Hamburg U-125 Type UE II submarine For Imperial German Navy[8]
27 May  United States Foundation Company Portland, Oregon <i>Capitaine de Beauchamp</i> Cargo ship [26]
27 May  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ashtabula, Ohio <i>Lake Harris</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 May  United States Craig, Taylor & Co. Ltd. Stockton-on-Tees <i>War Kestrel</i> Cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[33]
27 May  United States Northwest Steel Portland, Oregon Western Light Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
28 May  United States Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company Manitowoc, Wisconsin Lake Greenwood Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
28 May  United States American Shipbuilding Company Chicago, Illinois <i>Lake Yahara</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
29 May  United States Fore River Shipbuilding Quincy, Massachusetts Stribling Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
29 May  United States Grays Harbor Motorship Corporation Aberdeen, Washington <i>Bromela</i> Design 1005 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
29 May  United States Seattle Construction and Dry Dock Company Seattle, Washington <i>Willimantic</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
30 May  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Agwam</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][34][35][36]
30 May  United States Ames Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company Seattle, Washington <i>Westford</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
31 May  United States Chester Shipbuilding Company Chester, Pennsylvania <i>Phoenix</i> Tanker For United States Shipping Board.[1]
31 May  United States Foundation Company Portland, Oregon <i>Lieutenant Pegoud</i> Auxiliary schooner [26]

June

Date Country Builder Location Ship Class Notes
1 June  United States Traylor Shipbuilding Corporation Cornwells Heights, Pennsylvania <i>Alvada</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
1 June  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Winico</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
1 June  United States Foundation Company Tacoma, Washington Roy Schooner [26]
1 June  Germany Bremer Vulkan Vegesack U-163 Type U-93 submarine For Imperial German Navy.[14]
2 June  United States Schaw-Batcher Shipbuilding Company South San Francisco, California <i>Isanti</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
4 June  United States Groton Iron Works Noank, Connecticut <i>Hokah</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
5 June  United States Long Beach Shipbuilding Company Long Beach, California Ozaukee Design 1021 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
6 June  United States Sanderson & Porter Raymond, Washington <i>Fonduco</i> Design 1001 ship [26]
6 June  United Kingdom Richardson, Duck & Company <i>War Ostrich</i> Cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[37]
6 June  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington <i>West Cohas</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
8 June  United States Bethlehem Wilmington Wilmington, Delaware <i>J. A. Bostwick</i> Tanker Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
8 June  United States American Shipbuilding Company Cleveland, Ohio <i>Lake Blancester</i> Design 1020 sship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
8 June  United States Fore River Shipbuilding Quincy, Massachusetts Murray Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
8 June  United States Newport News Shipbuilding Newport News, Virginia Ramsay Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
9 June  United States Pusey & Jones Gloucester City, New Jersey <i>Allentown</i> Tanker Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
9 June  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California Ludlow Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
10 June  United States Wilson Shipbuilding Astoria, Oregon <i>Lonoke</i> Design 1001 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
10 June  United Kingdom Ropner & Sons Stockton-on-Tees <i>War Pigeon</i> Cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[38]
11 June  United States Sommarstrom Shipbuilding Portland, Oregon <i>Mattapan</i> Design 1003 ship [26]
11 June  United States Seaborn Shipyards Tacoma, Washington <i>Mazama</i> Design 1001 ship [26]
11 June  United States Foundation Company Tacoma, Washington <i>Dannermarie</i> Cargo ship [26]
11 June  United States Irvine's Shipbuilding & Dry Docks Co. Ltd. West Hartlepool <i>Manchester Division</i> Cargo ship For Manchester Liners Ltd.[39]
11 June  United Kingdom Irvine's Shipbuilding & Dry Docks Co. Ltd. West Hartlepool <i>War Hamlet</i> Cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[40]
12 June  United States Wright Shipbuilding Tacoma, Washington <i>Eyota</i> Design 1001 ship [26]
12 June  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Daraga</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
12 June  United States McEachern Shipbuilding Company Astoria, Oregon <i>Makanda</i> Design 1013 ship [26]
13 June  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Lake Conesus</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 June  United States Nielson & Kelez Shipbuilding Company Seattle, Washington <i>Bonnafon</i> Design 1001 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
15 June  United States Toledo Shipbuilding Company Toledo, Ohio <i>J . W. McGrath</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 June  United States Ames Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company Seattle, Washington <i>Montrolite</i> Tanker Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
16 June  Germany Blohm & Voss Hamburg U-126 Type UE II submarine For Imperial German Navy[8]
17 June  United States Baltimore Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Company Baltimore, Maryland <i>South Pole</i> Refrigerated cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
18 June  United States Foundation Company Portland, Oregon <i>Adjutant Dorme</i> Cargo ship [26]
18 June  United States Ballard Shipbuilding Company Seattle, Washington <i>H. B. Lovejoy</i> Auxiliary schooner [26]
18 June  United States American Shipbuilding Company Chicago, Illinois <i>Lake Bloomington</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 June  United States Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company Manitowoc, Wisconsin <i>Lake Monroe</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 June  United States Federal Shipbuilding Kearny, New Jersey Liberty Design 1037 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 June  United States Foundation Company Tacoma, Washington <i>Reims</i> Auxiliary steamship [26]
20 June  United States Seattle Construction and Dry Dock Company Seattle, Washington <i>Deranof</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
20 June  Germany AG Vulcan Hamburg U-120 Type UE II submarine For Imperial German Navy[8]
22 June  United States Fore River Shipbuilding Quincy, Massachusetts Israel Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
22 June  United States Bethlehem Sparrows Point Sparrows Point, Maryland Cape Lookout Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
22 June  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California Hazelwood Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
22 June  United States American Shipbuilding Company Superior, Wisconsin <i>Lake Dymer</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
22 June  United States McDougall-Duluth Shipbuilding Duluth, Minnesota Lake Geneva Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
22 June  United States Pusey & Jones Wilmington, Delaware <i>Middleburg</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
22 June  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington West Ekonk Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
22 June  United States New York Shipbuilding Camden, New Jersey <i>Winding Gulf</i> Collier Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
22 June  United States Saginaw Shipbuilding Company Saginaw, Michigan <i>Lake Pachuta</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
23 June  United States Kruse & Banks Shipbuilding Company North Bend, Oregon <i>Coconino</i> Design 1003 ship [26]
24 June  United States Standard Shipbuilding Company Shooters Island, New York <i>Galesburg</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 June  United States Columbia Engineering Works Portland, Oregon <i>Louisa Bryne</i> Cargo ship [26]
24 June Canada Canada Lyall Shipyards Vancouver <i>War Nicola</i> Cargo ship [26]
25 June  United States Russell Shipbuilding Company Portland, Maine <i>Bassan</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
25 June  United States Foundation Company Newark, New Jersey <i>Congaree</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
25 June  United States Foundation Company Newark, New Jersey <i>Coweta</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
25 June  United States Bath Iron Works Bath, Maine Wickes Wickes-class destroyer For United States NAvy.
25 June  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Eckhart</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
26 June  United States Foundation Company Tacoma, Washington <i>Arras</i> Cargo ship [26]
26 June  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Damita</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 June  United States Patterson-MacDonald Shipbuilding Company Seattle, Washington <i>Diriwu</i> Cargo ship [26]
27 June  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast St Aubin Tug For Royal Navy.[41]
28 June  United Kingdom Craig, Taylor & Co. Ltd. Stockton-on-Tees <i>War Island</i> Cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[42]
28 June  United Kingdom Sir Raylton Dixon & Co Middlesbrough <i>War Typhoon</i> Cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[43]
29 June  United States Fore River Shipbuilding Quincy, Massachusetts Luce Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
29 June  United Kingdom William Doxford & Sons Sunderland Success S-class destroyer [7]

July

Date Country Builder Location Ship Class Notes
2 July  United States Groton Iron Works Noank, Connecticut <i>Balsto</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
3 July  Denmark Niels Juel Coastal defense ship For Royal Danish Navy.
4 July  United States Newport News Shipbuilding Newport News, Virginia Abbot Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.[44]
4 July  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Alamosa</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
4 July  United States Foundation Company Newark, New Jersey <i>Alanthus</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 July  United States Traylor Shipbuilding Corporation Cornwells Heights, Pennsylvania <i>Alapaha</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 July  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Alcona</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
4 July  United States Todd Dry Dock and Construction Company Tacoma, Washington <i>Anacortes</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
4 July  United States Rolph Shipbuilding Company Eureka, California Annette Rolph Barquentine [26]
4 July  United States Pusey & Jones Wilmington, Delaware <i>Aurora</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 July  United States Hammond Yards Eureka, California <i>Bloomington</i> Cargo ship [26]
4 July  United States Pacific American Fisheries Bellingham, Washington <i>Blythedale</i> Cargo ship [26]
4 July  United States Wilson Shipbuilding Astoria, Oregon <i>Benvola</i> Design 1003 ship [26]
4 July  United States George F. Rodgers & Company Astoria, Oregon <i>Blue Eagle</i> Design 1001 ship [26]
4 July  United States Wilson Shipbuilding Astoria, Oregon <i>Bonifay</i> Design 1001 ship [26]
4 July  United States Wright Shipbuilding Tacoma, Washington <i>Bourneville</i> Cargo ship [26]
4 July  United States Peninsula Shipbuilding Company Portland, Oregon <i>Braeburn</i> Design 1001 ship [26]
4 July  United States Grays Harbor Motorship Corporation Aberdeen, Washington <i>Brompton</i> Design 1005 ship For United States Shipping Board.[46][26]
4 July  United States Grays Harbor Motorship Corporation Aberdeen, Washington <i>Broncho</i> Design 1005 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
4 July  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California Burns Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
4 July  United States Bethlehem Alameda Alameda, California Challenger Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
4 July  United States L. H. Shattuck Portsmouth, New Hampshire <i>Chibiabos</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 July  United States Seaborn Shipyards Tacoma, Washington <i>Chimo</i> Design 1001 ship For United States Shipping Board.[26]
4 July  United States St. Helens Shipbuilding Company St. Helens, Oregon <i>Colindo</i> Design 1001 ship [26]
4 July  United States Tacoma Shipbuilding Company Tacoma, Washington <i>Coloma</i> Design 1001 ship [26]
4 July  United States McEachern Shipbuilding Company Astoria, Oregon <i>Cotteral</i> Cargo ship [26]
4 July  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California Crane Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
4 July  United States Meacham & Babcock Seattle, Washington <i>Daca</i> Design 1001 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
4 July  United States Bethlehem Alameda Alameda, California Defiance Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
4 July  United States Seattle Construction and Dry Dock Company Seattle, Washington <i>Delight</i> Cargo ship [26]
4 July  United States Foundation Company Tacoma, Washington <i>Dunkerke</i> Cargo ship [26]
4 July  United States William Cramp & Sons Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Elliot Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
4 July  United States Tacoma Shipbuilding Company Tacoma, Washington <i>Fasset</i> Design 1001 ship [26]
4 July  United States Nielson & Kelez Shipbuilding Company Seattle, Washington <i>Forster</i> Design 1001 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
4 July  United States Moore Plant Elizabethport, New Jersey <i>Garfield</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 July  United States Rolph Shipbuilding Company Eureka, California Georgie Rolph Barquentine [26]
4 July  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California Gridley Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
4 July  United States Moore Dry Dock Company Oakland, California <i>Guimba</i> Refrigerated cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[26]
4 July  United States Newport News Shipbuilding Newport News, Virginia Haraden Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
4 July  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California Harding Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
4 July  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California Hart Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
4 July  United States Bethlehem Alameda Alameda, California Independence Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
4 July  United States Pusey & Jones Gloucester City, New Jersey Indianapolis Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 July  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California Ingraham Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
4 July  United States Fulton Shipbuilding Company Aberdeen, Washington <i>Itanca</i> Design 1001 ship [26]
4 July  United States Sanderson & Porter Raymond, Washington <i>Kenosha</i> Design 1001 ship [26]
4 July  United States American Shipbuilding Company Superior, Wisconsin <i>Lake Aurice</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 July  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Benbow</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 July  United States American Shipbuilding Company Chicago, Illinois <i>Lake Berdan</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 July  United States Globe Shipbuilding Superior, Wisconsin <i>Lake Borgne</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 July  United States American Shipbuilding Company Buffalo, New York <i>Lake Delancey</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 July  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Eliko</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 July  United States American Shipbuilding Company Cleveland, Ohio <i>Lake Gedney</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 July  United States McDougall-Duluth Shipbuilding Duluth, Minnesota <i>Lake Helen</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 July  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Lake Janet</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 July  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Lake Pearl</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 July  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ashtabula, Ohio <i>Lake Pleasant</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 July  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Lake Silver</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 July  United States Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company Manitowoc, Wisconsin <i>Lake Winthrop</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 July  United States Hanlon Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Oakland, California <i>Major Wheeler</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
4 July  United States Sommarstrom Shipbuilding Columbia City, Oregon <i>Maratanza</i> Cargo ship [26]
4 July  United States Fore River Shipbuilding Quincy, Massachusetts Maury Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
4 July  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California McKean Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
4 July  United States New York Shipbuilding Camden, New Jersey M. J. Scanlon Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 July  United States Fulton Shipbuilding Company Los Angeles, California <i>Mono</i> Design 1003 ship [26]
4 July  United States Standard Shipbuilding Company Shooters Island, New York Morristown Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 July  United States Schaw-Batcher Shipbuilding Company South San Francisco, California Nantahaka or Nantahala Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[26]
4 July  United States Baltimore Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Company Baltimore, Maryland Naiwa Refrigerated cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 July  United States Fulton Shipbuilding Company Aberdeen, Washington <i>Necolah</i> Design 1003 ship [26]
4 July  United States Sun Shipbuilding Company Chester, Pennsylvania Neponset Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 July  United States Anderson Shipbuilding Company Seattle, Washington <i>Osprey</i> Cargo ship [26]
4 July  United States Texas Steamship Company Bath, Maine <i>Sagadahoc</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 July  United States William Cramp & Sons Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Santa Teresa Passenger ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 July  United States Sloan Shipyards Olympia, Washington <i>Sewickly</i> Design 1001 ship [26]
4 July  United States Allen Shipbuilding Company Seattle, Washington <i>Sosworth</i> Cargo ship [26]
4 July  United States Newport News Shipbuilding Newport News, Virginia Thomas Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
4 July  United States William Cramp & Sons Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Upshur Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
4 July  United States Bethlehem Alameda Alameda, California Victorious Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
4 July  United States Sommarstrom Shipbuilding Columbia City, Oregon <i>Wanza</i> Design 1003 ship [26]
4 July  United States Meacham & Babcock Seattle, Washington <i>Wayucan</i> Cargo ship [26]
4 July  United States J. F. Duthie & Company Seattle, Washington <i>Western Cross</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
4 July  United States J. F. Duthie & Company Seattle, Washington Western Star Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
4 July  United States Los Angeles Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company San Pedro, California <i>West Galeta</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
4 July  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington West Gambo Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
4 July  United States Los Angeles Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company San Pedro, California West Grama Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
4 July  United States Los Angeles Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company San Pedro, California West Zula Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
4 July  United States Fulton Shipbuilding Company Aberdeen, Washington <i>Wihaha</i> Design 1001 ship [26]
4 July  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California Williams Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
4 July  United States Moore Dry Dock Company Oakland, California Yamhill Refrigerated cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[26]
4 July  United States Moore Dry Dock Company Oakland, California <i>Yaquina</i> Refrigerated cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[26]
5 July  United States Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company Seattle, Washington <i>Admiral Mayo</i> Auxiliary schooner [26]
6 July  United States Grant Smith-Porter Ship Company Portland, Oregon <i>Nashotah</i> Cargo ship [26]
6 July  United States Columbia River Shipbuilding Portland, Oregon Western Coast Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
6 July  United Kingdom Fairfield Govan Sirdar S-class destroyer [7]
8 July  United States Columbia Engineering Works Portland, Oregon Georgette Schooner [26]
6 July  United States Northwest Steel Portland, Oregon Western Maid Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
9 July  United States Foundation Company Portland, Oregon <i>Commandant de Rose</i> Cargo ship [26]
9 July  United States St. Helens Shipbuilding Company St. Helens, Oregon John W. Wells Schooner [26]
10 July  United States Coast Shipbuilding Company Portland, Oregon <i>Cabeza</i> Design 1001 ship [26]
10 July  United States Standard Shipbuilding Company Shooters Island, New York Hickman Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
10 July  United Kingdom Swan Hunter & Wigham Richardson, Wallsend on Tyne <i>Splendid</i> S-class destroyer [7]
12 July  United States G. M. Standifer Construction Portland, Oregon <i>Arvonia</i> Cargo ship [26]
12 July  United States G. M. Standifer Construction Portland, Oregon <i>Belding</i> Cargo ship [26]
12 July  United States G. M. Standifer Construction Vancouver, Washington <i>Benzonia</i> Cargo ship [26]
12 July  United States Coos Bay Shipbuilding Company Marshfield, Oregon <i>Cohasset</i> Design 1003 ship [26]
12 July  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Gahona</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
12 July  United States G. M. Standifer Construction Portland, Oregon <i>Montezuma</i> Cargo ship [26]
12 July  United States G. M. Standifer Construction Vancouver, Washington <i>Moosebee</i> Cargo ship [26]
12 July  United States G. M. Standifer Construction Portland, Oregon <i>Umatilla</i> Cargo ship [26]
14 July  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Chetopa</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
16 July  United States Supple-Ballin Shipbuilding Portland, Oregon <i>Airlie</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[26]
17 July  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington West Gotomska Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][26]
19 July  United States Todd Dry Dock and Construction Company Tacoma, Washington <i>Puget Sound</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 July  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Elainore</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 July  United States McDougall-Duluth Shipbuilding Duluth, Minnesota <i>Lake Indian</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 July  United States Saginaw Shipbuilding Company Saginaw, Michigan <i>Lake Osweya</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
20 July  United States Columbia River Shipbuilding Portland, Oregon <i>Western Pride</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
21 July  United States Sanderson & Porter Raymond, Washington <i>Kenosha</i> Design 1001 ship [47]
21 July  United States Fore River Shipbuilding Quincy, Massachusetts Lansdale Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy
23 July  United States Northwest Steel Portland, Oregon Western Comet Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][47]
24 July  United States Foundation Company Portland, Oregon <i>General Baratier</i> Cargo ship [47]
24 July  United States Foundation Company Portland, Oregon <i>General Baratier</i> Cargo ship [47]
24 July  United States Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company Manitowoc, Wisconsin <i>Lake Linden</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 July  United States Foundation Company Tacoma, Washington <i>Toul</i> Cargo ship [47]
25 July  United States Fore River Shipbuilding Quincy, Massachusetts AA-1 AA-1-class submarine For United States Navy.[48]
25 July  Australia Cockatoo Island Dockyard Sydney Adelaide Town-class cruiser For Royal Australian Navy.
25 July  United States Tacoma Shipbuilding Company Tacoma, Washington <i>Fassett</i> Design 1001 ship [47]
25 July  United States Seattle Construction and Dry Dock Company Seattle, Washington <i>Gaffney</i> Cargo ship [45][47]
25 July  United States American Shipbuilding Company Cleveland, Ohio <i>Lake Hewes</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
25 July  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Ormoc</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
25 July  United States Russell Shipbuilding Company Portland, Maine <i>Okess</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
25 July  United States Bath Iron Works Bath, Maine Philip Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
26 July  United States National Shipbuilding Company Seattle, Washington <i>Brisk</i> Auxiliary schooner [47]
27 July  United States Downey Shipbuilding Corporation Staten Island, New York <i>Abron</i> Design 1017 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
27 July  United States Patterson-MacDonald Shipbuilding Company Seattle, Washington <i>Barringa</i> Cargo ship [47]
27 July  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Crawl Keys</i> Design 1042 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 July  United States American Shipbuilding Company Superior, Wisconsin <i>Lake Dancey</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 July  United States Ames Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company Seattle, Washington <i>L.J. Drake</i> Tanker Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][47]
27 July  United States Bethlehem Wilmington Wilmington, Delaware <i>O. T. Waring</i> Tanker Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
27 July  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>War Envoy</i> AO tanker For British Shipping Controller.[49]
27 July  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington West Hobomac Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][47]
27 July Canada Canada Cameron-Genoa Mills Shipbuilders Victoria <i>West Stikine</i> Cargo ship [47]
29 July  United States J. F. Duthie & Company Seattle, Washington Western Hope Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][47]
29 July  United States G. M. Standifer Construction Portland, Oregon <i>Kangi</i> Design 1001 ship For United States Shipping Board.[47]
30 July  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ashtabula, Ohio <i>Lake Marion</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 July  United States Grant Smith-Porter Ship Company Portland, Oregon <i>Tillamook</i> Design 1001 ship [47]
31 July  United States American Shipbuilding Company Chicago, Illinois <i>Lake Buckeye</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
31 July  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Garza</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
31 July  United States McDougall-Duluth Shipbuilding Duluth, Minnesota Lake Orange Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]

August

Date Country Builder Location Ship Class Notes
1 August  United States Coast Shipbuilding Company Portland, Oregon <i>Cabura</i> Design 1001 ship [47]
1 August  United States Supple-Ballin Shipbuilding Portland, Oregon <i>Ashburn</i> Cargo ship [47]
3 August  United States Toledo Shipbuilding Company Toledo, Ohio <i>Calaveras</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
3 August  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Lake Gardner</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 August  United States Grant Smith-Porter Ship Company Portland, Oregon <i>Aiken</i> 1001 For United States Shipping Board.[47]
4 August  United States Sun Shipbuilding Company Chester, Pennsylvania <i>Deerfield</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 August  United States Bethlehem Alameda Alameda, California <i>Invincible</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][47]
4 August  United States Fore River Shipbuilding Quincy, Massachusetts Mahan Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
5 August  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania Quistconck Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
6 August  United States Columbia Engineering Works Portland, Oregon Gardner Williams Schooner [47]
7 August  United States Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company Manitowoc, Wisconsin <i>Corsicana</i> Design 1044 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
7 August  United States Grant Smith-Porter Ship Company Portland, Oregon <i>Nupolela</i> Design 1001ship [47]
7 August  United States Ropner & Sons Stockton-on-Tees <i>War Gnat</i> Cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[50]
7 August  Germany Bremer Vulkan Vegesack U-164 Type U-93 submarine For Imperial German Navy.[14]
8 August  United States Grays Harbor Motorship Corporation Aberdeen, Washington <i>Brookdale</i> Design 1005 ship For United States Shipping Board.[46]
8 August  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Deval</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
10 August  United States Federal Shipbuilding Kearny, New Jersey Federal Design 1037 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
10 August  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Akkra</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
10 August  United States Globe Shipbuilding Superior, Wisconsin <i>Lake Medford</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
10 August  United States Columbia River Shipbuilding Portland, Oregon <i>Western Plains</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][47]
12 August  United States Seaborn Shipyards Tacoma, Washington <i>Wakanna</i> Design 1001 ship [47]
12 August  United States Northwest Steel Portland, Oregon <i>Western Scout</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
12 August  United States Ames Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company Seattle, Washington Westport Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][47]
14 August  United States Merchant Shipbuilding Corporation Harriman, Pennsylvania Watonwan Design 1025 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
15 August  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington West Hosokie Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][47]
17 August  United States Bethlehem Sparrows Point Sparrows Point, Maryland <i>Berwyn</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
17 August  United States Pacific American Fisheries Bellingham, Washington <i>Bobring</i> Design 1001 ship [47]
17 August  United States Traylor Shipbuilding Corporation Cornwells Heights, Pennsylvania <i>Buhlsan</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
17 August  United States New York Shipbuilding Camden, New Jersey <i>Doheny 3rd</i> Tanker Requisitioned by Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
17 August  United States American Shipbuilding Company Superior, Wisconsin <i>Lake Agomak</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
17 August  United States American Shipbuilding Company Buffalo, New York <i>Lake Galera</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
17 August  United States Los Angeles Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company San Pedro, California <i>West Erral</i> Design 1013 sship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
17 August  United States Moore Dry Dock Company Oakland, California Zirkel Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][47]
18 August  United States American Shipbuilding Company Cleveland, Ohio <i>Lake Alvada</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 August  United States Grant Smith-Porter Ship Company Portland, Oregon <i>Latoka</i> Design 1001 ship [47]
19 August Canada Canada J. Coughlan & Sons Vancouver <i>War Chief</i> Cargo ship [47]
20 August  United States Peninsula Shipbuilding Company Portland, Oregon <i>Braxton</i> Cargo ship [47]
20 August Canada Canada Western Canada Shipyards Vancouver <i>War Tanoo</i> Cargo ship [47]
21 August  United States Foundation Company Portland, Oregon <i>Colonel Driant</i> Auxiliary steamship [51]
21 August  United States Foundation Company Tacoma, Washington <i>Vimy</i> Auxiliary steamship For United States Shipping Board.[51]
21 August  Germany Bremer Vulkan Vegesack U-165 Type U-93 submarine For Imperial German Navy.[14]
22 August  United Kingdom John Brown & Company Clydebank Hood Admiral-class battlecruiser For Royal Navy.
22 August  United States American Shipbuilding Company Chicago, Illinois <i>Lake Fondulac</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
22 August  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Gaspar</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
22 August  United States Nielson & Kelez Shipbuilding Company Seattle, Washington <i>Octorara</i> Design 1001ship For United States Shipping Board.[45][51]
22 August  United States Meacham & Babcock Seattle, Washington <i>Toka</i> Design 1001 ship For United States Shipping Board.[51]
22 August  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>War Snake</i> B-type cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[52]
24 August  United States Grant Smith-Porter Ship Company Aberdeen, Washington <i>Anthera</i> Design 1001 ship [51]
24 August  United States Bethlehem Sparrows Point Sparrows Point, Maryland Cape May Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 August  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Licking</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 August  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ashtabula, Ohio <i>Lake Maurepas</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 August  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Lakeville</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 August  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Saccarappa</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
24 August Canada Canada Foundation Company Victoria <i>War Camchin</i> Cargo ship [51]
24 August Canada Canada New Westminster Construction Company New Westminster <i>War Kitimat</i> Cargo ship [51]
24 August  United States Moore Dry Dock Company Oakland, California Zaca Cargo ship [51]
26 August  United States Northwest Steel Portland, Oregon West View or Westview Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][51]
26 August  United States Allen Shipbuilding Company Seattle, Washington <i>Bosworth</i> Cargo ship [46][51]
26 August  United States Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company Manitowoc, Wisconsin <i>Lake Wilson</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
26 August  United Kingdom Craig, Taylor & Co. Ltd. Stockton-on-Tees <i>War Finch</i> Cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[53]
27 August  United States Ames Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company Seattle, Washington <i>Westmead</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][51]
28 August  United States Grays Harbor Motorship Corporation Aberdeen, Washington <i>Brookfield</i> Design 1005 ship For United States Shipping Board.[46][51]
28 August  United States Schaw-Batcher Shipbuilding Company South San Francisco, California <i>Oskaloosa</i> Cargo ship [51]
28 August  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington West Humhaw Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][51]
29 August  United States Grant Smith-Porter Ship Company Portland, Oregon <i>Medford</i> Design 1001 ship [51]
29 August  United States Globe Shipbuilding Superior, Wisconsin <i>Lake Arline</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
31 August  United States Toledo Shipbuilding Company Toledo, Ohio <i>Calicorock</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
31 August  United States Bethlehem Wilmington Wilmington, Delaware <i>Chas. M. Everest</i> Tanker Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
31 August  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Ingold</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
31 August  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Yelverton</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
31 August  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Ypsilanti</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
31 August  United States Pusey & Jones Wilmington, Delaware <i>Lynchburg</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
31 August  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Phoenix Bridge</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
31 August  United States Long Beach Shipbuilding Company Long Beach, California <i>Oshkosh</i> Design 1021 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
31 August  United States Los Angeles Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company San Pedro, California <i>West Zucker</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]

September

Date Country Builder Location Ship Class Notes
1 September  United Kingdom Richardson, Duck & Company <i>War Anglian</i> Tanker For British Shipping Controller.[54]
2 September  United States Pusey & Jones Gloucester, New Jersey <i>Brandywine</i> Tanker Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
2 September  United States Traylor Shipbuilding Corporation Cornwells Heights, Pennsylvania <i>Bulana</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
2 September  United States Albina Engine & Machine Works Portland, Oregon <i>Cadaretta</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][51]
2 September  United States Newburgh Shipyards Newburgh, New York Newburgh Design 1025 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
2 September  United States Wilson Shipbuilding Astoria, Oregon <i>Wakiki</i> Design 1001 ship [51]
2 September  United States Fore River Shipbuilding Quincy, Massachusetts <i>W. L. Steed</i> Tanker Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
2 September  United States American Shipbuilding Company Chicago, Illinois <i>Lake Beacon</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
4 September  United States Anderson Shipbuilding Company Houghton, Washington <i>Oleander</i> Cargo ship [51]
5 September  United States Newport News Shipbuilding Newport News, Virginia <i>Agwidale</i> Tanker Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.
5 September  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>St Bees</i> Tug For Royal Navy.[55]
5 September  United States Newport News Shipbuilding Newport News, Virginia Tattnall Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.[1]
5 September  United Kingdom Sir Raylton Dixon & Co Middlesbrough <i>War Palace</i> Cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[56]
6 September  Germany Bremer Vulkan Vegesack U-166 Type U-93 submarine Intended for Imperial German Navy, but to French Navy as Jean Roulier.[14]
7 September  United States Downey Shipbuilding Corporation Staten Island, New York <i>Osakis</i> Design 1017 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
7 September  United States Federal Shipbuilding Kearny, New Jersey <i>Piave</i> Design 1037 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
7 September  United States New York Shipbuilding Camden, New Jersey <i>Wm. N. Page</i> Collier Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
8 September  United States Foundation Company Portland, Oregon <i>General Serret</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[51]
9 September  United States Rolph Shipbuilding Company Eureka, California Hesperian Barquentine For United States Shipping Board.[51]
9 September  United States Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company Manitowoc, Wisconsin <i>Lake Kyttle</i> Design 1044 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
10 September  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Craincreek</i> Design 1042 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
10 September  United Kingdom Fairfield Govan Somme S-class destroyer [7]
11 September  United States Saginaw Shipbuilding Company Saginaw, Michigan <i>Lake Winooski</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
11 September  United States Foundation Company Tacoma, Washington <i>Republique</i> Cargo ship [51]
11 September  United States Merchant Shipbuilding Corporation Harriman, Pennsylvania Wathena Design 1025 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
12 September  United States Staten Island Shipbuilding Company Port Richmond, New York <i>Bar Harbor</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
12 September  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Chariot</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
12 September  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Zaliski</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
12 September  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Monana</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
12 September  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington West Lashaway Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][51]
14 September  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Goodspeed</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
14 September  United States Grant Smith-Porter Ship Company <i>Kokoma</i> Design 1001 ship [51]
14 September  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ashtabula, Ohio <i>Lake Connersville</i> Design 1042 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
14 September  United States American Shipbuilding Company Cleveland, Ohio <i>Lake Govan</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
14 September  United States Portland, Oregon Foundation Company <i>Nancy</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[51]
15 September  United States Pusey & Jones Gloucester, New Jersey <i>Castlepoint</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[45]
16 September  Germany Kaiserliche Werft Kiel Frauenlob Cöln-class cruiser For Imperial German Navy.
16 September  United States Bethlehem Wilmington Wilmington, Delaware <i>Tipton</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
17 September  United States Bath Iron Works Bath, Maine Woolsey Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
18 September  United States Seaborn Shipyards Tacoma, Washington <i>Dungeness</i> Design 1001 ship [51]
18 September  United States Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company Manitowoc, Wisconsin <i>Lake Corrales</i> Design 1044 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
18 September  United States Ames Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company Seattle, Washington <i>West Cape</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][51]
19 September  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Goree</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 September  United States Globe Shipbuilding Superior, Wisconsin <i>Lake Contoocook</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 September  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast War Icarus, G-type cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[57]
20 September  United States Wright Shipbuilding Tacoma, Washington <i>Bowesmont</i> Design 1001 ship [51]
20 September  United States Sloan Shipyards Olympia, Washington <i>Nahnet</i> Cargo ship [51]
20 September  Germany AG Vulcan Hamburg U-121 Type UE II submarine For Imperial German Navy[8]
21 September  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Cranenest</i> Design 1042 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
21 September  United States Grant Smith-Porter Ship Company Aberdeen, Washington <i>Edith</i> Design 1001 ship [58]
21 September  United States Grant Smith-Porter Ship Company Portland, Oregon <i>Fort Stevens</i> Design 1001 ship [58]
21 September  United States Benicia Shipbuilding Corporation Benicia, California <i>Kimta</i> Design 1001 ship [58]
21 September  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington <i>Little David</i> Tug [58]
21 September  United States Fore River Shipbuilding Quincy, Massachusetts <i>Nantasket</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
21 September  United States Elliot Bay Shipbuilding Company Seattle, Washington <i>Trolltint</i> Cargo ship [58]
21 September  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington West Cressey Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][58]
21 September  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington West Loquassuck Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][58]
21 September  United States J. F. Duthie & Company Seattle, Washington West Pool Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][58]
21 September  United States Bethlehem Sparrows Point Sparrows Point, Maryland <i>Wheaton</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
22 September  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Cokato</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
22 September  United States Bethlehem Alameda Alameda, California <i>Courageous</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][58]
22 September  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California <i>Jose Rizal</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[58]
22 September  United States Moore Dry Dock Company Oakland, California <i>Kameset</i> Cargo ship [58]
22 September  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Panola</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
22 September  United States Union Iron Works San Francisco, California <i>Renshaw</i> Cargo ship [58]
23 September  United States Meacham & Babcock Seattle, Washington <i>Afalkey</i> Design 1001 ship [58]
23 September  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Pickaway</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
23 September  United States G. M. Standifer Construction Portland, Oregon <i>Okiva</i> Design 1001 ship [58]
23 September  United States Baltimore Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Company Baltimore, Maryland <i>Polar Bear</i> Refrigerated cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
23 September  United Kingdom Stephens Linthouse, Glasgow Sabre S-class destroyer [7]
24 September  United States Foundation Company Portland, Oregon <i>Aviateur de Terlines</i> Cargo ship [58]
24 September Canada Canada Lyall Shipbuilding Company North Vancouver <i>J.N. Greenshields</i> Cargo ship [58]
24 September  United States New York Shipbuilding Camden, New Jersey <i>Santa Elisa</i> Troopship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[45]
24 September  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>War Aryan</i> AO tanker For British Shipping Controller.[59]
25 September  United States Merachant Shipbuilding Corporation Chester, Pennsylvania Auburn Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
25 September  United States Long Beach Shipbuilding Company Long Beach, California <i>Magunkook</i> Design 1021 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
25 September  United States Los Angeles Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company San Pedro, California West Amargosa Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
26 September  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Craycroft</i> Design 1042 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
26 September  United States American Shipbuilding Company Cleveland, Ohio <i>Lake Fluvanna</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
26 September  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Gorin</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
28 September  United States Grays Harbor Motorship Corporation Aberdeen, Washington <i>Aberdeen</i> Design 1001 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][58]
28 September  United States Grant Smith-Porter Ship Company Portland, Oregon <i>Bancroft</i> Design 1001 ship For United States Shipping Board.[58]
28 September  United States Todd Dry Dock and Construction Company Tacoma, Washington Bellingham Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
28 September  United States Toledo Shipbuilding Company Toledo, Ohio <i>Calispell</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
28 September  United States Baltimore Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Company Baltimore, Maryland Fort Wayne Refrigerated cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
28 September  United States Standard Shipbuilding Company Shooters Island, New York <i>Monmouth</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[45][1]
28 September  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Onekama</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
28 September  United States Seattle North Pacific Shipbuilding Company Seattle, Washington Ozette Cargo ship [58][45]
28 September Canada Canada J. Coughlan & Sons Vancouver <i>War Noble</i> Cargo ship [58]
28 September Canada Canada Wallace Shipyards Ltd. North Vancouver <i>War Storm</i> Cargo ship [58]
28 September  United States Columbia River Shipbuilding Portland, Oregon Western Belle Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
29 September  United States Grant Smith-Porter Ship Company Portland, Oregon <i>Holbrook</i> Design 1001 ship [58]
29 September  United States Bethlehem Alameda Alameda, California <i>Triumph</i> Cargo ship [58]
30 September  United States Nielson & Kelez Shipbuilding Company Seattle, Washington <i>Adway</i> Design 1001 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45][58]
30 September  United States Babare Brothers Tacoma, Washington <i>Battincau</i> or Bottineau Design 1001 ship [46][58]
30 September  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Copley</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 September  United States American Shipbuilding Company Chicago, Illinois <i>Lake Desha</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 September  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Gormania</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
30 September  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania Sac City Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
30 September  United States Foundation Company Tacoma, Washington <i>Souchez</i> Cargo ship [58]
30 September  Germany Schiffsbau & Maschinenfabrik Hansa AG Tönning Viceadmiral E. Schmidt Auxiliary naval vessel For Imperial German Navy

October

Date Country Builder Location Ship Class Notes
1 October  United States Pacific American Fisheries Bellingham, Washington <i>Boconoff</i> Design 1001 ship [58]
1 October  United States Grant Smith-Porter Ship Company Portland, Oregon <i>Fort Scott</i> Design 1001 ship [58]
1 October  United Kingdom Irvine's Shipbuilding & Dry Docks Co. Ltd. West Hartlepool <i>War Sirocco</i> Cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[60]
3 October  United States Tacoma Shipbuilding Company Tacoma, Washington <i>Wiea</i> Design 1001 ship [58]
5 October  United States Sanderson & Porter Raymond, Washington <i>Addison</i> Cargo ship [58]
5 October  United States McEachern Shipbuilding Company Astoria, Oregon <i>Flavel</i> Design 1003 ship [58]
5 October  United States American Shipbuilding Company Buffalo, New York <i>Lake Otsquage</i> Design 1020 ship [1]
5 October  United States Pusey & Jones Wilmington, Delaware <i>Marshall</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[45]
5 October  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington West Madaket Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][58]
6 October  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Hico</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
6 October  United States Moore Dry Dock Company Oakland, California <i>Kekettient</i> Cargo ship [58]
6 October  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Opelika</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
7 October  United States Foundation Company Tacoma, Washington <i>Egalite</i> Cargo ship [58]
7 October  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ashtabula, Ohio <i>Lake Crathorne</i> Design 1042 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
7 October  United States Northwest Steel Portland, Oregon <i>West Kyska</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][58]
8 October  United States F. Rodgers & Company Astoria, Oregon <i>Capiness</i> Design 1001 ship For United States Shipping Board.[58]
9 October  United States McDougall-Duluth Shipbuilding Duluth, Minnesota <i>Cedar Spring</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
9 October  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Cahoon</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
10 October  United States Federal Shipbuilding Kearny, New Jersey <i>Mercer</i> Design 1037 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
12 October  United States American Shipbuilding Company Superior, Wisconsin <i>Lake Fostoria</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
12 October  United States Federal Shipbuilding Kearny, New Jersey <i>Marne</i> Design 1037 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
12 October  United States Grant Smith-Porter Ship Company Portland, Oregon <i>Nashotah</i> Design 1001 ship [58]
12 October  United States Merchant Shipbuilding Corporation Harriman, Pennsylvania <i>Waubesa</i> Design 1025 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
14 October  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Allies</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
14 October  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Consort</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
14 October  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington West Eldara Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
15 October  United States American Shipbuilding Company Cleveland, Ohio <i>Lake Farge</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
17 October  United States Grays Harbor Motorship Corporation Aberdeen, Washington <i>Brookhaven</i> Design 1005 ship For United States Shipping Board.[46]
17 October  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Lake Costello</i> Design 1060 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
17 October  United States Los Angeles Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company San Pedro, California <i>West Arvada</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45][58]
18 October  United States Albina Engine & Machine Works Portland, Oregon <i>Caddopeak</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 October  United States Globe Shipbuilding Superior, Wisconsin <i>Contoocook</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
19 October  United States Grant Smith-Porter Ship Company Portland, Oregon <i>Fort Steward</i> Design 1001 ship [58]
19 October  United States Saginaw Shipbuilding Company Saginaw, Michigan <i>Lake Belnona</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 October  United States Toledo Shipbuilding Company Toledo, Ohio <i>Lake Calistoga</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 October  United States American Shipbuilding Company Chicago, Illinois <i>Lake Mattato</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
19 October  United States Newburgh Shipyards Newburgh, New York <i>New Windsor</i> Design 1025 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
19 October  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>War Music</i> N-type cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[61]
19 October  United States Southwestern Shipbuilding Company San Pedro, California West Carnifax Cargo ship [58]
19 October  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington West Mahomet Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][58]
20 October  United States Moore Dry Dock Company Oakland, California <i>Chipchung</i> Cargo ship [58]
20 October  United States Bethlehem Alameda Alameda, California Eclipse Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[58]
21 October  United States National Shipbuilding Company Seattle, Washington <i>Bright</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[58]
21 October  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Lake Frampton</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
21 October  United Kingdom Craig, Taylor & Co, Ltd. Stockton-on-Tees <i>War Linnet</i> Cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[62]
21 October  United Kingdom Ropner & Sons Stockton-on-Tees <i>War Mallow</i> Cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[63]
22 October  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Lake Corydon</i> Design 1060 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
22 October  United States American Shipbuilding Company Superior, Wisconsin <i>Lake Fouche</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
23 October  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Grandon</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
23 October  United Kingdom Swan Hunter & Wigham Richardson Limited Wallsend Stalwart S-class destroyer For Royal Australian Navy.
24 October  United States Newport News Shipbuilding Newport News, Virginia <i>F. D. Asche</i> Tanker Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
25 October  United States Grays Harbor Motorship Corporation Aberdeen, Washington <i>Brookland</i> Design 1005 ship For United States Shipping Board.[46][58]
26 October  United States Standard Shipbuilding Company Shooters Island, New York <i>Belvidere</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[45]
26 October  United States Columbia River Shipbuilding Portland, Oregon West Cobalt Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[58]
26 October  United States Northwest Steel Portland, Oregon <i>West Zeeda</i> or West Zeda Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1][58]
26 October  United States Todd Dry Dock and Construction Company Tacoma, Washington <i>Yukon</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1][58]
29 October  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Graphite</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
29 October  United States Sun Shipbuilding Company Chester, Pennsylvania <i>South Bend</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
29 October  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania Sacandaga Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
30 October  United States Meacham & Babcock Seattle, Washington <i>Ardena</i> Design 1001 ship For United States Shipping Board.[58]
30 October  United States Bath Iron Works Bath, Maine Evans Wickes-class destroyer For United States Navy.
30 October  United States Foundation Company Tacoma, Washington <i>Justice</i> Cargo ship [58]
30 October  United States Foundation Company Portland, Oregon <i>Luneville</i> Cargo ship [58]
30 October  United States Seattle North Pacific Shipbuilding Company Seattle, Washington Yaklok Cargo ship [58][45]
31 October  United States Toledo Shipbuilding Company Toledo, Ohio <i>Lake Callicoon</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]

November

Date Country Builder Location Ship Class Notes
2 November  United States Pacific American Fisheries Bellingham, Washington <i>Bonneterre</i> Cargo ship [58]
2 November  United States Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company Manitowoc, Wisconsin Coperas Design 1044 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
2 November  United States American Shipbuilding Company Chicago, Illinois <i>Lake Gradan</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
3 November  United States Fore River Shipbuilding Quincy, Massachusetts <i>Cohasset</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[1]
3 November  United States Los Angeles Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company San Pedro, California West Cajoot Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[58][45]
3 November  United States Schaw-Batcher Shipbuilding Company South San Francisco, California <i>West Avala</i> Cargo ship [58]
4 November  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Franconia</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45][64]
6 November  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Gratis</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
7 November  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Lake Cote Blanche</i> Design 1060 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
9 November  United States Downey Shipbuilding Corporation Staten Island, New York <i>Dio</i> Design 1017 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
9 November  United States Texas Steamship Company Bath, Maine Dirigo Tanker Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[45]
9 November  United States Seattle, Washington Skinner & Eddy Edenton Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
9 November  United States Groton Iron Works Groton, Connecticut <i>Tollard</i> Design 1016 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
9 November  United States Ames Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Seattle, Washington <i>Western Ally</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[45]
9 November  United States Northwest Steel Portland, Oregon <i>West Wauna</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45][65]
13 November  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Lake Gravett</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
14 November  United States Bethlehem Wilmington Wilmington, Delaware <i>Norma</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[45]
15 November  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan Cotopaxi Design 1060 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
16 November  United States Pusey & Jones Gloucester, New Jersey <i>Castlewood</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[45]
16 November  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Fray</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45][64]
16 November  United States American Shipbuilding Company Chicago, Illinois <i>Lake Grafton</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
16 November  United States Globe Shipbuilding Superior, Wisconsin <i>Conotton</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
17 November  United States Grays Harbor Motorship Corporation Aberdeen, Washington <i>Grayling</i> Design 1005 ship For United States Shipping Board.[46]
18 November  United States Pusey & Jones Gloucester, New Jersey <i>Henry Clay</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[45]
19 November  United Kingdom Sir Raylton Dixon & Co Middlesbrough <i>Binfield</i> Cargo ship For British India Steam Navigation Company.[66]
22 November  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Saguache</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
22 November  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Sapmero</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
22 November  United Kingdom William Beardmore and Company Dalmuir Tasmania S-class destroyer For Royal Navy.
22 November  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Ltd Govan <i>War Cowslip</i> A-type cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[67][68]
23 November  United States Standard Shipbuilding Company Shooters Island, New York <i>Aledo</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[45]
23 November  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Chicago Bridge</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
23 November  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Decatur Bridge</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
23 November  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington Edgecombe Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[1]
24 November  United States Federal Shipbuilding Kearny, New Jersey The Lambs Design 1037 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
26 November  United States Seattle North Pacific Shipbuilding Company Seattle, Washington <i>Iconium</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
27 November  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Grattan</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45][64]
27 November  United States Saginaw Shipbuilding Company Saginaw, Michigan <i>Lilicusun</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
27 November  United States Northwest Steel Portland, Oregon West Compo Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
27 November  United States Columbia River Shipbuilding Portland, Oregon <i>West Wauneke</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
30 November  United States Albina Engine & Machine Works Portland, Oregon <i>Callabasas</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
30 November  United States Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company Manitowoc, Wisconsin Coquina Design 1044 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
30 November  United States Todd Dry Dock and Construction Company Tacoma, Washington Jacona Design 1014 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45][69]
30 November  United States Sun Shipbuilding Company Chester, Pennsylvania <i>Marica</i> Troopship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[45]
30 November  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ashtabula, Ohio <i>Cowan Shannock</i> Design 1060 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45][64]
30 November  United States Pacific Coast Shipbuilding Company Bay Point, California <i>Diablo</i> Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
30 November  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>St Mellons</i> Tug For Royal Navy.[70]

December

Date Country Builder Location Ship Class Notes
1 December  United States Los Angeles Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company San Pedro, California West Conob Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
2 December  United Kingdom Richardson, Duck & Company <i>War Pansy</i> Cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[71]
4 December  United States William Cramp & Sons Philadelphia, Pennsylvania <i>Santa Malta</i> Troopship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[45]
5 December  United States Nielson & Kelez Shipbuilding Company Seattle, Washington <i>Cineas</i> Design 1001 ship For United States Shipping Board.[72][45]
5 December  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>War Dream</i> N-type cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[73]
7 December  United States Allen Shipbuilding Company Seattle, Washington <i>Allenhurst</i> Cargo ship [46][74]
7 December  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Gravella</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45][64]
7 December  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Freeborn</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45][64]
9 December  United States Pusey & Jones Wilmington, Delaware <i>Moline</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[45]
10 December  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Cottonwood</i> Design 1060 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45][64]
11 December  United States Globe Shipbuilding Superior, Wisconsin <i>Proctor</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
14 December  United States Merchant Shipbuilding Corporation Harriman, Pennsylvania <i>Cabegon</i> Design 1025 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
14 December  United States Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company Manitowoc, Wisconsin <i>Corapeak</i> Design 1044 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
14 December  United States Ames Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Seattle, Washington <i>Western Knight</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[45]
14 December  United States J. F. Duthie & Company Seattle, Washington <i>West Helix</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
15 December  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Fort Pitt Bridge</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
15 December  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Mt. Vernon Bridge</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
17 December  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Ltd Govan <i>War Jasmine</i> A-Type cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[67][75]
18 December  United Kingdom Craig, Taylor & Co. Ltd. Stockton-on-Tees <i>Bradford City</i> Cargo ship For St. Just Steamship Co.[76]
18 December  United States Grays Harbor Motorship Corporation Aberdeen, Washington <i>Brookside</i> Design 1005 ship For United States Shipping Board.[46]
18 December  United States Ropner & Sons Stockton-on-Tees <i>War Pyramid</i> Cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[77]
19 December  United States New York Shipbuilding Camden, New Jersey <i>Santa Leonora</i> Troopship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[45]
19 December  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast War Priam G-type cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[78]
21 December  United States Bethlehem Wilmington Wilmington, Delaware <i>Cabrille</i> Tanker For United States Shipping Board.[45]
21 December  United States Todd Dry Dock and Construction Company Tacoma, Washington <i>Cascade</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[45]
21 December  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Frecks</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45][64]
21 December  United States Newburgh Shipyards Newburgh, New York <i>Poughkeepsie</i> Design 1025 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
21 December  United States Toledo Shipbuilding Company Toledo, Ohio <i>Strabo</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
21 December  United States Northwest Steel Portland, Oregon <i>Western Modus</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
22 December  United States Federal Shipbuilding Kearny, New Jersey <i>Braddock</i> Design 1037 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
22 December  United States Federal Shipbuilding Kearny, New Jersey <i>Homestead</i> Design 1037 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
23 December  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Prusa</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
24 December  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington <i>Edgehill</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
24 December  United States American Shipbuilding Company Wyandotte, Michigan <i>Gravity</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45][64]
27 December  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Sahale</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
27 December  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse, Michigan <i>Council Bluffs</i> Design 1060 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45][64]
27 December  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Belfast <i>St Olaves</i> Tug For Royal Navy.[79]
28 December  United States Submarine Boat Corporation Newark, New Jersey <i>Faraby</i> Design 1023 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
28 December  United States Saginaw Shipbuilding Company Saginaw, Michigan <i>Licoco</i> Design 1020 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
28 December  United States Skinner & Eddy Seattle, Washington West Maximus Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
29 December  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Sagaporack</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
29 December  United States Los Angeles Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company San Pedro, California <i>West Calumb</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
30 December  United States Great Lakes Engineering Works Ashtabula, Ohio <i>Cowboy</i> Design 1060 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45][64]
30 December  United States Albina Engine & Machine WorksPortland, Oregon <i>Jacox</i> Cargo ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
30 December  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Saco</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
31 December  United Kingdom Irvine's Shipbuilding & Dry Docks Co, Ltd. West Hartlepool <i>Bonnie</i> Cargo ship For British & African Steam Navigation Co.[80]
31 December  United States G. M. Standifer Construction Vancouver, Washington Cokesit Design 1015 ship For United States Shipping Board.[81][45]
31 December  United States American Shipbuilding Company Lorain, Ohio <i>Frazee</i> Design 1093 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45][64]
31 December  United States Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company Manitowoc, Wisconsin <i>Python</i> Design 1044 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
31 December  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania Saluda Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
31 December  United States American International Shipbuilding Hog Island, Pennsylvania <i>Saucon</i> Design 1022 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
31 December  United Kingdom William Beardmore and Company Dalmuir Tattoo S-class destroyer For Royal Australian Navy.
31 December  United States Southwestern Shipbuilding Company San Pedro, California <i>West Caruth</i> Design 1019 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45]
31 December  United States Columbia River Shipbuilding Portland, Oregon <i>West Corum</i> Design 1013 ship For United States Shipping Board.[45][81]
31 December  United States Ames Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Seattle, Washington <i>Western Glen</i> Cargo ship Requisitioned by United States Shipping Board.[45]

Unknown date

Date Country Builder Location Ship Class Notes
Unknown date  Netherlands Gebroeders Fikkers Muntendam Amsterdam Fishing trawler
Unknown date  United Kingdom Short Brothers Ltd. Sunderland <i>Celtic Prince</i> Cargo ship For Prince Line Ltd.[82]
Unknown date  France Canadian Car and Foundry Fort William, Ontario <i>Cerisoles</i> Minesweeper Lost on maiden voyage.[83]
Unknown date  United Kingdom Short Brothers Ltd. Sunderland <i>Gaelic Prince</i> Cargo ship For Prince Line Ltd.[82]
Unknown date  France Canadian Car and Foundry Fort William, Ontario <i>Inkerman</i> Minesweeper Lost on maiden voyage.[84]
Unknown date  Germany H C Stülcken Sohn Hamburg Malmö Coaster For Bismark Linie GmbH.
Unknown date  United States Irvine's Shipbuilding & Dry Docks Co, Ltd. West Hartlepool <i>War Brae</i> Cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[85]
Unknown date  United Kingdom Tyne Iron Shipbuilding Co. Ltd. Newcastle upon Tyne <i>War Combe</i> Cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[86]
Unknown date  United Kingdom Harland & Wolff Ltd. Belfast <i>War Expert</i> Cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[87]
Unknown date  United States Irvine's Shipbuilding & Dry Docks Co, Ltd. West Hartlepool <i>War Ghurka</i> Tanker For British Shipping Controller.[88]
Unknown date  United States Irvine's Shipbuilding & Dry Docks Co, Ltd. West Hartlepool <i>War Simoom</i> Cargo ship For British Shipping Controller.[89]

Summary

Region Location Builder Number[a] DWT wood DWT steel DT military
United States West Puget Sound Skinner & Eddy 27 240,000
Ames Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company 12 105,100
J. F. Duthie & Company 10 88,000
Todd Dry Dock and Construction Company (new) 8 60,000
Seattle Construction and Dry Dock Company 7 52,500
Seattle North Pacific Shipbuilding Company (new) 3 28,200
Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company 3
Seaborn Shipyards 6
Wright Shipbuilding
Columbia and Willamette Rivers Northwest Steel 16 140,800
Columbia River Shipbuilding 12 105,600
G. M. Standifer Construction (wood) 9
G. M. Standifer Construction (steel) (new) 1 9,400
Albina Engine & Machine Works 8
Supple-Ballin Shipbuilding 5
Foundation Company, Portland 16
other North Pacific Grays Harbor Motorship Corporation 13 52,000
Los Angeles Los Angeles Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company 14 123,200
Southwestern Shipbuilding (new) 2 17,600
Long Beach Shipbuilding Company (new[b]) 5 24,000
San Francisco Bay Union Iron Works 18
Mare Island Navy Yard 1
Schaw-Batcher Shipbuilding Company (Western P&S) (new) 4 35,200
Pacific Coast Shipbuilding Company (new) 1 9,400
Oakland / Alameda Hanlon Dry Dock and Shipbuilding 2 11,000
Moore Dry Dock Company 14 132,800
Bethlehem Alameda 13
United States East Delaware River William Cramp & Sons 7
Sun Shipbuilding Company 5 50,300
Pusey & Jones Wilmington 4 16,000
Pusey & Jones Pennsylvania 3 26,500
New York Shipbuilding 10 74,600
Chester Shipbuilding Company 2 18,000
Merchant Shipbuilding Corporation (new) 4 36,000
Bethlehem Wilmington 7 44,980
American International Shipbuilding (new) 12 90,000
New York Harbor Staten Island Shipbuilding Company 3 10,500
Submarine Boat Corporation (new) 20 101,500
Standard Shipbuilding Company 6 43,800
Moore Plant Elizabthport 2 7,000
Federal Shipbuilding (new) 8 76,800
Downey Shipbuilding Corporation (new) 3 22,500
Newport News Shipbuilding 10
Newburgh Shipyards (new) 3 27,000
Bethlehem Sparrows Point 7 61,250
Baltimore Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Company 6 42,400
Fore River Shipbuilding 14
Bath Iron Works 4
Russel Shipbuilding Company 3 10,500
Groton Iron Works Groton yard (new) 1 8,800
United States Lakes Lake Erie AmShip Wyandotte 27 98,150
AmShip Lorain 25 89,050
Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse 24 84,800
AmShip Cleveland 11 45,900
Great Lakes Engineering Works Ashtabula 11 38,200
AmShip Buffalo 4 14,200
Toledo Shipbuilding Company 11 35,650
Lake Michigan AmShip Chicago 13 46,550
Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company
Lake Huron Saginaw Shipbuilding Company (new) 4 14,000
Lake Superior AmShip Superior 9 32,800
Globe Shipbuilding Company
McDougall Duluth Shipbuilding Company
UK Craig, Taylor & Co, Ltd. 7
Irvine's Shipbuilding & Dry Docks Co, Ltd. 6
Richardson, Duck and Company 5
Ropner & Sons 6
Sir Raylton Dixon & Co 5
  1. ^ Only counts ships listed on this page
  2. ^ Associated with and thus can be considered a major expansion of the existing nearby Craig Shipbuilding yard
Summary of all launches of USSB ships[90]
Month Req. Steel Req S. dwt CS CSt CW CWt CComp CCompt CC CCt
January 15 103,700 1 8,800
February 23 132,400 3 21,150 5 19,500
March 27 168,766 6 51,650 11 42,000
April 22 119,880 7 45,850 17 64,000
May 28 166,130 14 85,025 31 115,700 1 3,500
June 13 77,050 13 74,300 22 80,200 1 3,500
July 33 218,925 35 218,725 54 195,750 2 7,000
August 17 120,730 29 174,650 34 115,950 3 10,500
September 19 146,295 40 215,525 31 111,400 3 10,500
October 6 54,475 41 244,700 33 106,300
November 10 85,300 39 230,200 31 111,450 3 10,500
December 8 59,825 51 327,525 29 81,800 1 3,000
Total 221 1,453,476 279 1,698,100 298 1,044,050 13 45,500 1 3,000
Summary of ship launchings worldwide according to Lloyd's (over 100 gross tons)[91]: 17 
Country Ships Tons Ships Tons Ships Tons
1918 1917 1916
United States 929 3,033,030 326 997,919 211 504,217
United Kingdom 301 1,348,120 286 1,162,896 306 608,235
Dominions 206 279,904 105 94,471 40 31,571
Japan 198 489,924 104 350,141 55 145,624
Holland 74 74,026 146 148,779 201 180,197
Norway 51 47,723 44 46,103 52 42,458
Sweden 36 39,583 34 26,760 34 26,769
Italy 15 60,791 11 38,906 10 56,654
Denmark 13 26,150 23 20,445 28 35,277
France 3 13,715 6 18,828 9 42,752
Austria-Hungary no data
Germany
Others (approx) 40 34,478 27 32,538 18 14,296
Total (approx) 1,866 5,447,444 1112 2,937,786 964 1,688,080
Summary of ship launchings worldwide, 1918, according to Lloyd's (over 100 gross tons), details[91]: 124 
Region S/S GT W/S GT W/Sail GT
US East[a] 152 734,587 86 185,769 31 31,787
US Gulf 3 4,110 56 124,702 7 5,225
US West 160 922,949 237 575,747 8 15,600
US Lakes 187 428,494 1 2,383
Can. Lakes 18 40,216 4 9,174
Can. Coast 19 72,398 52 100,178 84 36,225
B. Dominions, other 6 10,882 7 6,395 16 4,436
Japan 157 458,731 41 31,193
Holland 74 74,026
Italy 11 59,391 3 950 1 450
Norway 44 45,832 7 1,891
Sweden 22 35,331 11 3,617 3 635
Spain 12 16,074 4 815 2 500
France 3 13,715
China 8 10,988 1 790
Portugal 13 5,311
  1. ^ additionally, one steel sailing vessel of 1,677gt
Summary of ship launchings, 1918, in the UK by district[91]: 123 
District Steamers GT
Barrow, Maryport, Workington 3 11,004
Belfast, Londonderry 23 148,259
Dundee 8 23,860
Clyde / Glasgow 41 188,736
Clyde / Greenock 31 160,024
Hartlepool 25 100,413
Hull 5 25,480
Leith[a] 10 16,576
Liverpool 4 12,486
Middlesbrough, Stockton, Whitby 24 109,298
Newcastle 55 266,594
Sunderland 58 260,553
  1. ^ additionally, 1 sailing vessel of 3,845gt

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