List of ship launches in 1942

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The list of ship launches in 1942 includes a chronological list of some of the ships launched in 1942.

## January

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5 January  |  United Kingdom | Cochrane & Son Ltd.  | Selby | Empire Fairy | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[1]
5 January  |  United Kingdom | C. Connell & Co. Ltd.  | Glasgow | Empire Roamer | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[2]
6 January  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff Ltd | Glasgow | Empire Bede | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
6 January  |  United Kingdom | William Hamilton & Co. Ltd. | Port Glasgow | Manaar | Cargo ship | For T. & J. Brocklebank Ltd.[3]
10 January  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Robert Fulton | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
12 January  |  United Kingdom | Blyth Dry Docks & Shipbuilding Co. Ltd | Blyth, Northumberland | Bardell | Bar-class boom defence vessel | For Royal Navy.[5]
13 January  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | Empire Spruce | Maple-type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[6]
14 January  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Daniel Boone | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
14 January  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Ocean Vulcan | Ocean ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
15 January  |  United Kingdom | Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richardson Ltd.  | Newcastle upon Tyne | Baltyk | Cargo ship | For Polish Government.[9]
15 January  |  United States | Seattle-Tacoma Shipyard | Tacoma | Bogue | Bogue-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter
15 January  |  United Kingdom | Hawthorn Leslie & Co. | Hebburn | Blean | Hunt-class destroyer  |
15 January  |  United Kingdom | Clelands (Successors) Ltd.  | Wallsend | Empire Dyke | Coaster | For Ministry of War Transport.[10]
15 January  |  United Kingdom | John Readhead & Sons Ltd.  | South Shields | Empire Forest | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[11]
15 January  |  United Kingdom | S. P. Austin & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Empire Jill | Coaster | For Ministry of War Transport.[10]
15 January  |  United Kingdom | William Doxford & Sons Ltd. | Pallion | Empire Knight | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[12]
15 January  |  United Kingdom | Yarrow & Co. Ltd | Scotstoun, Glasgow | Oakley | Hunt-class destroyer  | Sold in 1958 to West Germany as Gneisenau
15 January  |  United Kingdom | Clelands (Successors) Ltd | Wallsend | Empire Dyke | Coaster | For Ministry of War Transport
15 January  |  United Kingdom | John Readhead & Sons Ltd | South Shields | Empire Forest | Cargo ship  | For Ministry of War Transport
15 January  |  United Kingdom | S P Austin & Sons Ltd  | Sunderland | Empire Jill | Coaster | For Ministry of War Transport
16 January  |  United Kingdom | Swan Hunter | Wallsend | Queenborough | Q-class destroyer  | To Royal Australian Navy as HMAS Queenborough 1945, later converted to Type 15 frigate, sold for scrapping 1975
17 January  |  Australia | HMA Naval Dockyard | Williamstown, Victoria | Echuca | Bathurst-class corvette  |
17 January  |  United Kingdom | J. L. Thompson & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Empire Barrie | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
17 January  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff Ltd | Belfast | Empire Chapman | Ocean type tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[13]
17 January  |  United Kingdom | Sir J. Laing & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Empire Marvell | Norwegian type tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[14]
17 January  |  United Kingdom | William Gray & Co. Ltd.  | West Hartlepool | Empire Purcell | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[15]
17 January  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | John Adams | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
17 January  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Nathaniel Greene | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
19 January  |  United Kingdom | Cochrane & Sons Ltd.  | Selby | Empire Goblin | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[1]
29 January  |  United Kingdom | Isaac Pimblott & Sons Ltd.  | Northwich | Empire Lily | Coaster | For Ministry of War Transport.[18]
29 January  |  United Kingdom | William Gray & Co. Ltd.  | West Hartlepool | Empire Tennyson | Scandinavian type cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[19]
20 January  |  United Kingdom | Vickers-Armstrongs Ltd.  | Barrow in Furness | Empire March | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[20]
20 January  |  United Kingdom | Scott & Sons | Bowling | Empire Palm | Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[21]
20 January  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Ocean Valour | Ocean ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
20 January  |  United Kingdom | Blythswood Shipbuilding Co. Ltd.  | Glasgow | San Victoria | Tanker | For Eagle Oil & Shipping Co. Ltd.[22]
21 January  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Stephen A. Douglas | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
24 January  |  Australia | Mort's Dock & Engineering Co | Sydney | Armidale | Bathurst-class corvette  |
24 January  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Benjamin Harrison | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
24 January  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Carter Braxton | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
28 January  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Robert Morris | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
29 January  |  United Kingdom | Alexander Stephens & Sons | Govan, Glasgow | Bramham | Hunt-class destroyer  | To the Royal Hellenic Navy in 1943 as Themistocles
30 January  |  Australia | Evans Deakin & Co | Brisbane | Gympie | Bathurst-class corvette  |
30 January  |  United Kingdom | William Doxford & Sons Ltd. | Pallion | Tahsinia | Cargo ship | For Anchor Line Ltd.[24]
31 January  |  Australia | J. Samuel White | Cowes | Quiberon | Q-class destroyer  |
31 January  |  United Kingdom | Richards Ironworks Ltd.  | Lowestoft | Empire Punch | Coaster | For Ministry of War Transport.[25]
|  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Ocean Venus | Ocean ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
31 January  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Samuel Adams | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]

## February

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2 February  |  United Kingdom | R. & W. Hawthorn, Leslie and Co. Ltd.  | Newcastle on Tyne | Nicania | Tanker | For Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co. Ltd.[26]
3 February  |  United Kingdom | Swan Hunter | Tyne and Wear | Border | Hunt-class destroyer  | Transferred to Greece in 1942 as Adrias
3 February  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Virginia Dare | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
3 February  |  United Kingdom | Burntisland Shipbuilding Company | Burntisland | William Pearman | Collier | For London Power Co. Ltd.[27]
4 February  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | John Jay | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
4 February  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Nathan Hale | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
5 February  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Alarm | Algerine-class minesweeper | For Royal Navy.[28]
6 February  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Kit Carson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
7 February  |  Australia | Cockatoo Docks & Engineering | Sydney | Warramunga | Tribal-class destroyer  |
7 February  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | William Dawes | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
10 February  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | VIC 4 | VIC lighter | For the War Department.[29]
12 February  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Albert Gallatin | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
12 February  |  United States | New York Shipbuilding Corporation | Camden, New Jersey | Montpelier | Cleveland-class light cruiser  |
14 February  |  United Kingdom | Furness Shipbuilding Co. Ltd.  | Haverton Hill-on-Tees | Empire Dickens | Norwegian type tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[30]
14 February  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Ocean Vigour | Ocean ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
15 February  |  United States | Ingalls Shipbuilding | Pascagoula, Mississippi | Breton | Bogue-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter
15 February  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Christopher Newport | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
15 February  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Philip Schuyler | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
16 February  |  United States | Norfolk Navy Yard | Portsmouth, Virginia | Alabama | South Dakota-class battleship  |
16 February  |  United Kingdom | Grangemouth Dockyard Co. Ltd.  | Grangemouth | Empire Hearth | Icemaid type collier | For Ministry of War Transport.[31]
17 February  |  United Kingdom | William Gray & Co Ltd | West Hartlepool | Empire Elgar | Heavy lift ship | For Ministry of War Transport
17 February  |  United Kingdom | Barclay Curle & Co.  | Glasgow | Empire Fairbairn | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
17 February  |  United Kingdom | Lithgows Ltd.  | Port Glasgow | Empire Spartan | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[32]
17 February  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Empire Spenser | Ocean type tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[13][33]
17 February  |  United Kingdom | Henry Scarr Ltd  | Hessle | Empire Sprite | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[34]
18 February  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Govan | Empire Vigilance | Ocean type tanker | For Ministry of War Transport. Completed as British Vigilance.[35][36]
18 February  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Oliver Hazard Perry | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
18 February  |  Australia | Poole & Steel | Balmain, New South Wales | Wallaroo | Bathurst-class corvette  |
19 February  |  United Kingdom | G. Brown & Co. Ltd.  | Greenock | Empire Dweller | coastal tanker | For Ministry of War Transport
19 February  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | George Clymer | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
19 February  |  United States | Bath Iron Works  |  | Nicholas | Fletcher-class destroyer | For US Navy
19 February  |  United Kingdom | William Denny & Brothers | Dumbarton | Obdurate | O-class destroyer |
21 February  |  United Kingdom | John I. Thornycroft & Company | Woolston | Opportune | O-class destroyer |
21 February  |  United Kingdom | Isaac Pimblott & Sons Ltd.  | Northwich | VIC 19 | VIC lighter | For the Admiralty.[37]
21 February  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | William Hooper | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
22 February  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | James Wilson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
22 February  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Samuel Chase | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
23 February  |  United Kingdom | G Brown & Co Ltd  | Greenock | Empire Audrey | coastal tanker | For Ministry of War Transport
23 February  |  United Kingdom | Lithgows Ltd | Port Glasgow | Empire Beatrice | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
24 February  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Zebulon Pike | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
25 February  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | John Hart | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
27 February  |  United States | Seattle-Tacoma Shipyard | Tacoma | Card | Bogue-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter
28 February  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Elbridge Gerry | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
28 February  |  United Kingdom | Hawthorn Leslie | Hebburn | Quadrant | Q-class destroyer  | To Australia as HMAS Quadrant 1945, later converted to Type 15 frigate, sold for scrapping 1962
28 February  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Ocean Vanity | Ocean ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
28 February  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Richard Bland | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
28 February  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Zachary Taylor | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]

## March

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1 March  |  Germany | Schichau | Königsberg | Richthofen | Hans Albrecht Wedel-class light seaplane tender  | For the Luftwaffe
2 March  |  United Kingdom | Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richardson Ltd.  | Newcastle upon Tyne | Congonian | Tanker | For United Africa Co. Ltd.[38]
2 March  |  United Kingdom | Fairfield | Govan, Glasgow | Myrmidon | M-class destroyer  | Loaned to the Polish Navy and renamed ORP Orkan
4 March  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | John Witherspoon | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
4 March  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Stronsay | Isles-class trawler | For Royal Navy.[39]
4 March  |  Australia | Walkers Limited | Maryborough | Tamworth | Bathurst-class corvette  |
5 March  |  United Kingdom | Cammell Laird & Co. Ltd.  | Birkenhead | British Tradition | Tanker | For British Tanker Co. Ltd.[40]
5 March  |  United Kingdom | Grangemouth Dockyard Co. Ltd.  | Grangemouth | Empire Arthur | Coastal tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[41]
5 March  |  United Kingdom | William Gray & Co Ltd | West Hartlepool | Empire Cadet | Coastal tanker | For Ministry of War Transport
5 March  |  United States | Western Pipe & Steel |  | Hamlin | Bogue-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter
5 March  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Henry W. Longfellow | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
5 March  |  United Kingdom | J. Samuel White | Cowes | Melbreak | Hunt-class destroyer  |
5 March  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Ocean Vintage | Ocean ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
6 March  |  United Kingdom | William Gray & Co Ltd | West Hartlepool | Empire Arnold | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
6 March  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Henry Knox | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
7 March  |  United Kingdom | Yarrow Shipbuilders | Scotstoun, Glasgow | Zetland | Hunt-class destroyer  |
7 March  |  United States | Seattle-Tacoma Shipyard | Tacoma | Tracker | Attacker-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter
8 March  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Daniel Morgan | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
11 March  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | John Dickinson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
11 March  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Rufus King | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
14 March  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Francis L. Lee | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
14 March  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | George Calvert | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
15 March  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Anthony Wayne | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
15 March  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Ocean Volunteer | Ocean ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
16 March  |  United Kingdom | Hall, Russell & Co Ltd  | Aberdeen | Empire Cherub | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[42]
16 March  |  United Kingdom | S. P. Austin & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Fireside | C-type coaster | For Gas, Light & Coke Co. Ltd.[43]
17 March  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Deseado | Refrigerated cargo ship | For Royal Mail Line.[44]
17 March  |  United Kingdom | Sir J. Laing & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Empire Coleridge | Norwegian type tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[14]
17 March  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Fisher Ames | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
17 March  |  United Kingdom | Vickers-Armstrongs | Barrow in Furness | Penylan | Hunt-class destroyer  |
18 March  |  United Kingdom | William Pickersgill & Sons Ltd  | Sunderland | Empire Chaucer | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
18 March  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | Empire Folk | Maple-type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[6]
18 March  |  United Kingdom | William Doxford & Sons Ltd. | Pallion | Fresno City | Cargo ship | For Reardon Smith Line Ltd.[24]
18 March  |  United Kingdom | Goole Shipbuilding & Repairing Co. Ltd.  | Goole | VIC 6 | VIC lighter | For the War Department.[45]
19 March  |  India | Hooghly Engineering and Docking Co.  | Calcutta | Agra | Basset-class minesweeping trawler  |
19 March  |  United Kingdom | Short Brothers Ltd.  | Sunderland | Empire Keats | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[46]
19 March  |  Germany | Schichau | Königsberg | Hermann Kohl | Hans Albrecht Wedel-class light seaplane tender  | For the Luftwaffe
20 March  |  United States | Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Company | Newport News, Virginia | Birmingham | Cleveland-class light cruiser  |
21 March  |  United Kingdom | John Brown & Company | Clydebank | Rotherham | R-class destroyer  | To Indian Navy as Rajput 1949; scrapped 1976
22 March  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Abiel Foster | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
22 March  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Francis Marion | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
22 March  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Robert G. Harper | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
23 March  |  United Kingdom | Lithgows | Port Glasgow | Empire Conrad | Cargo ship  | For Ministry of War Transport
24 March  |  United Kingdom | Lithgows | Port Glasgow | Empire Austen | Cargo ship  | For Ministry of War Transport
24 March  |  United Kingdom | John Crown & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Empire Wold | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[47]
26 March  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Edgar Allan Poe | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
28 March  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Ocean Veteran | Ocean ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
28 March  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Robert Treat Paine | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
28 March  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Timothy Pickering | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
28 March  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | William C. C. Claiborne | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[48]
29 March  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Joseph Hewes | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
29 March  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Sam Houston | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[49]
31 March  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Benjamin Goodhue | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
31 March  |  United Kingdom | Furness Shipbuilding Co Ltd | Haverton Hill-on-Tees | Empire Beaumont | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.
31 March  |  United Kingdom | William Gray & Co. Ltd.  | West Hartlepool | Empire Caxton | Scandinavian type cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[19]
31 March  |  United Kingdom | Caledon Shipbuilding & Engineering Co. Ltd. | Dundee | Empire Prince | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[50]
31 March  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Nathaniel Hawthorne | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
31 March  |  United Kingdom | William Doxford & Sons Ltd. | Pallion | Vancouver City | Cargo ship | For Reardon Smith Line Ltd.[24]

## April

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1 April  |  United Kingdom | Ferguson Bros. Ltd.  | Port Glasgow | Empire Lawn | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[51]
1 April  |  United Kingdom | Cammell Laird | Birkenhead | Raider | R-class destroyer  | To India as Rana 1949
1 April  |  United Kingdom | Henry Robb Ltd.  | Leith | Samsonia | Bustler-class tug | For the Admiralty.[52]
2 April  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Abraham Clark | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
2 April  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Albacore | Algerine-class minesweeper | For Royal Navy.[53]
2 April  |  United Kingdom | John Readhead & Sons Ltd  | South Shields | Empire Clough | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
2 April  |  United Kingdom | Vickers-Armstrongs | Newcastle upon Tyne | Haydon | Hunt-class destroyer  |
2 April  |  United Kingdom | Burntisland Shipbuilding Company | Burntisland | Ingleton | Cargo ship | For R. Chapman & Son.[27]
2 April  |  United Kingdom | W. & C. French Ltd.  | Newport | Lady Kathleen | Concrete ship | For Concrete Maritime Ltd.[54]
2 April  |  United Kingdom | John I. Thornycroft & Company | Woolston | Orwell | O-class destroyer |
2 April  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | VIC 7 | VIC lighter | For the Admiralty.[29]
3 April  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Switha | Isles-class trawler | For Royal Navy.[55]
4 April  |  United States | Ingalls Shipbuilding | Pascagoula, Mississippi | Battler | Attacker-class escort carrier  | For Royal Navy. Converted C3 merchant freighter
4 April  |  United Kingdom | Blyth Dry Docks & Shipbuilding Co. Ltd | Blyth, Northumberland | Brave | Algerine-class minesweeper | For Royal Navy.[56]
4 April  |  United States | Seattle-Tacoma Shipyard | Tacoma | Croatan | Bogue-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter
4 April  |  United States | New York Shipbuilding Corporation | Camden, New Jersey | Denver | Cleveland-class light cruiser  |
4 April  |  United Kingdom | C Connell & Co Ltd  | Scotstoun, Glasgow | Empire Bowman | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
4 April  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff Ltd | Belfast | Empire Fletcher | Ocean type tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[13]
4 April  |  United States | Seattle-Tacoma Shipyard | Tacoma | Nassau | Bogue-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter
4 April  |  United States | Seattle-Tacoma Shipyard | Tacoma | Searcher | Attacker-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter for Lend-Lease
4 April  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Thomas Nelson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
5 April  |  United Kingdom | Blyth Dry Docks & Shipbuilding Co. Ltd | Blyth, Northumberland | Fancy | Algerine-class minesweeper | For Royal Navy.[57]
5 April  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | John G. Whittier | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
6 April  |  United Kingdom | Ferguson Bros Ltd.  | Port Glasgow | Empire Mead | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[51]
6 April  |  United Kingdom | J. L. Thompson & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Empire Tristram | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[58]
6 April  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Ocean Voyager | Ocean ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
7 April  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | William Cullen Bryant | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
8 April  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | William Floyd | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
9 April  |  Sweden | Eriksbergs Mekaniska Verkstad | Gothenburg | Mjölner | Mode-class destroyer  | For Swedish Navy
11 April  |  Sweden | Götaverken | Gothenburg | Mode | Mode-class destroyer  | For Swedish Navy
11 April  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Ocean Vista | Ocean ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
11 April  |  Australia | J. Samuel White | Cowes | Quickmatch | Q-class destroyer  |
12 April  |  United States | Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company | Kearny, New Jersey | Hawaiian Shipper | Modified Type C3 cargo liner | For United States War Shipping Administration
12 April  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | James Russell Lowell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
12 April  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | John Penn | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
12 April  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | St. Olaf | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
12 April  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Thomas Stone | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
13 April  |  United Kingdom | Swan Hunter | Wallsend | Modbury | Hunt-class destroyer  | Transferred to Greece as Miaoulis
14 April  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Acute | Algerine-class minesweeper | For Royal Navy.[59]
14 April  |  United Kingdom | Blyth Dry Docks & Shipbuilding Co. Ltd | Blyth, Northumberland | Bardolf | Bar-class boom defence vessel | For Royal Navy.[60]
14 April  |  United Kingdom | Alexander Stephens & Sons | Glasgow | Holcombe | Hunt-class destroyer  |
14 April  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | John Langdon | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
14 April  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Stephen Hopking | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
15 April  |  United Kingdom | Ailsa Shipbuilding & Co. Ltd.  | Troon | Empire Toiler | Scandinavian type cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[61]
16 April  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff Ltd.  | Govan | British Merit | Tanker | For British Tanker Co. Ltd.[62]
16 April  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Caleb Strong | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]"CALIFORNIA SHIPBUILDING". Shipbuildinghistory. Retrieved 23 January 2025.</ref>
16 April  |  United Kingdom | Grangemouth Dockyard Co Ltd | Grangemouth | Empire Gawain | Coastal tanker | For Ministry of War Transport
16 April  |  United Kingdom | A. Hall & Co. Ltd.  | Aberdeen | Empire Minotaur | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[21]
16 April  |  United Kingdom | Burntisland Shipbuilding Company | Burntisland | Flamma | Collier | For Gas, Light & Coke Co. Ltd.[27]
16 April  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Henry D. Thoreau | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
16 April  |  United Kingdom | Bartram & Sons Ltd | Sunderland | Jersey City | Cargo ship | For Reardon Smith Line Ltd.[63]
16 April  |  United Kingdom | Isaac Pimblott & Sons Ltd.  | Northwich | VIC 20 | VIC lighter | For Ministry of War Transport.[64]
17 April  |  United Kingdom | Greenock Dockyard Co. Ltd.  | Greenock | Empire Might | Cargo liner | For Ministry of War Transport.[65]
18 April  |  United States | Electric Boat Company | Groton, Connecticut | Blackfish | Gato-class submarine  |
18 April  |  United Kingdom | James Pollock & Sons  | Faversham | Imta Layteri | Submarine tender | For Turkish Navy.[18]
19 April  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Davy Crockett | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[49]
19 April  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Ralph Waldo Emerson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
19 April  |  United Kingdom | Ardrossan Dockyard Ltd.  | Ardrossan | Ulster Duke | Coaster | For Belfast Steamship Co. Ltd.[66]
20 April  |  United Kingdom | Furness Shipbuilding Co. Ltd.  | Haverton Hill-on-Tees | Empire Norseman | Norwegian type tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[30]
21 April  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Ocean Volga | Ocean ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
21 April  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Paine Wingate | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
23 April  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | James Whitcomb Riley | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
23 April  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Peter Minuit | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
23 April  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | T. J. Jackson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[48]
25 April  |  Sweden | Götaverken | Gothenburg | Magne | Mode-class destroyer  | For Swedish Navy
25 April  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Ocean Vengeance | Ocean ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
26 April  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | John C. Colhoun | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
26 April  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Samuel Huntington | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
27 April  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Esek Hopkins | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
27 April  |  United Kingdom | Fairfield | Glasgow | Haldon | Hunt-class destroyer  | Transferred to Free France as La Combattante
27 April  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | James Monroe | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
27 April  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Samuel Moody | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
29 April  |  United Kingdom | William Doxford & Sons Ltd. | Pallion | Avristan | Cargo ship | For Strick Line (1923) Ltd.[24]
29 April  |  Norway | Geo. Lawley  | Neponset, Massachusetts | King Haakon VII | PC class escort ship  | Ex-USS PC-467
29 April  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Matthew Maury | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[49]
29 April  |  United Kingdom | Lithgows Ltd.  | Port Glasgow | Shahjehan | Cargo ship | For Asiatic Steam Navigation Co. Ltd.[67]
30 April  |  United Kingdom | Scott & Sons Ltd.  | Bowling | Empire Farm | Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[21]
30 April  |  United Kingdom | A. Hall & Co. Ltd.  | Aberdeen | Empire Gnome | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[21]
30 April  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | John Hathorn | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
30 April  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | John Sevier | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
30 April  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Ocean Vagrant | Ocean ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
30 April  |  United Kingdom | Yarrow Shipbuilders | Scotstoun, Glasgow | Tanatside | Hunt-class destroyer  |
30 April  |  United Kingdom | William Denny & Brothers | Dumbarton | Obedient | O-class destroyer |
30 April  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Thomas McKean | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
April  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Joseph M. Walsh | Tug | For Mobile Towing.[68]

## May

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1 May  |  United Kingdom | William Gray & Co. Ltd.  | West Hartlepool | Empire Gareth | Scandinavian type cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[19]
1 May  |  United Kingdom | Goole Shipbuilding & Repairing Co. Ltd.  | Goole | VIC 11 | VIC lighter | For the Admiralty.[45]
2 May  |  United States | Seattle-Tacoma Shipyard | Tacoma | Barnes | Bogue-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter
2 May  |  United Kingdom | William Gray & Co. Ltd.  | West Hartlepool | Empire Lionel | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[15]
2 May  |  Australia | Mort's Dock & Engineering Co | Balmain, New South Wales | Inverell | Bathurst-class corvette  |
2 May  |  United Kingdom | John Brown & Company | Clydebank | Redoubt | R-class destroyer  | To India as Ranjit 1949
4 May  |  United Kingdom | William Pickersgill & Co. Ltd.  | Southwick | Stancleeve | Cargo ship | For Stanhope Steamship Co. Ltd.[69]
5 May  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Edwin Markham | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
5 May  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Jonathan Edwards | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
6 May  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Alexander Macomb | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
6 May  |  United Kingdom | Goole Shipbuilding & Repairing Co. Ltd.  | Goole | VIC 12 | VIC lighter | For the Admiralty.[45]
7 May  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Oliver Wendell Holmes | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
7 May  |  United States | Western Pipe & Steel |  | Prince William | Bogue-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter for Lend-Lease
9 May  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | George Matthews | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
9 May  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Ocean Viscount | Ocean ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
9 May  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Thomas B. Robertson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[48]
9 May  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | William Ellery | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
10 May  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Charles C. Pinckney | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
11 May  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Walt Whitman | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
12 May  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Eleazar Wheelock | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
12 May  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Winfield Scott | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[49]
13 May  |  United Kingdom | Clelands (Successors) Ltd.  | Wallsend | Empire Head | Coaster | For Ministry of War Transport.[10]
13 May  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | F. A. C. Muhlenberg | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
13 May  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | VIC 8 | VIC lighter | For the War Department.[70]
14 May  |  United Kingdom | Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richardson Ltd.  | Wallsend | Empire Garrick | Ocean type tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[71]
14 May  |  United Kingdom | William Denny and Bros. Ltd. | Dumbarton | Empire Guinevere | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[72]
14 May  |  United Kingdom | John Readhead & Sons Ltd.  | South Shields | Empire Hazlitt | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[11]
14 May  |  United Kingdom | J. L. Thompson & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Empire Iseult | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[58]
14 May  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Henry St. G. Tucker | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
14 May  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Ocean Verity | Ocean ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
14 May  |  United Kingdom | Burntisland Shipbuilding Company | Burntisland | Winsor | Collier | For Gas, Light & Coke Co. Ltd.[27]
15 May  |  United States | Seattle-Tacoma Shipyard | Tacoma | Core | Bogue-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter
15 May  |  United Kingdom | Short Brothers Ltd.  | Sunderland | Empire Southey | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[46]
15 May  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | J. L. M. Curry | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[68]
15 May  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | John Davenport | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[73]
15 May  |  United States | Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Company | Newport News, Virginia | Mobile | Cleveland-class light cruiser  |
16 May  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Abraham Baldwin | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[48]
16 May  |  Australia | HMA Naval Dockyard | Melbourne | Horsham | Bathurst-class corvette  |
16 May  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | John B. Ashe | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
16 May  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Mark Twain | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
17 May  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | John Cropper | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
18 May  |  United Kingdom | Lithgows | Port Glasgow | Empire Galahad | Refrigerated cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
18 May  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Thomas Ruffin | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
19 May  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | John Page | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
22 May  |  United States | Seattle-Tacoma Shipyard | Tacoma | Altamaha | Bogue-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter
22 May  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | Empire Imp | Maple-type tug | For the Admiralty.[74]
22 May  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Irwin MacDowell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
22 May  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | James Fenimore Cooper | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
22 May  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Lewis Morris | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
22 May  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Michael J. Stone | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[49]
22 May  |  United States | Ingalls Shipbuilding | Pascagoula, Mississippi | Mormacpenn | C3 merchant freighter  | Converted to escort carrier HMS Hunter in 1943
22 May  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Ocean Viceroy | Ocean ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
22 May  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Richard Bassett | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
22 May  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Stephen F. Austin | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[49]
22 May  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Thomas Bailey Aldrich | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
22 May  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Washington Irving | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
22 May  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | William Johnson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
22 May  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | William Moultrie | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
23 May  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | John Schureman | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
27 May  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Cadmus | Algerine-class Mineweeper | For Royal Navy.[75]
27 May  |  Sweden | Öresundsvarvet | Landskrona | Munin | Mode-class destroyer  | For Swedish Navy
27 May  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Peter Silvester | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
28 May  |  United Kingdom | S. P. Austin & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Cormull | C-type coaster | For Wm. Cory & Son Ltd.[76]
28 May  |  United Kingdom | Clelands (Successors) Ltd.  | Willington Quay-on-Tyne | Empire Piper | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[42]
28 May  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Empire Strength | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[77]
28 May  |  United Kingdom | William Hamilton & Co. Ltd. | Port Glasgow | Matheran | Cargo ship | For T. & J. Brocklebank Ltd.[3]
28 May  |  United Kingdom | Fleming & Ferguson Ltd.  | Paisley | MOWT 7 | Crane barge | For Ministry of War Transport.[78]
29 May  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Bret Harte | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
29 May  |  United Kingdom | Barclay, Curle & Co. Ltd. | Glasgow | Canara | Cargo ship | For British India Steam Navigation Company.[79]
29 May  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | David S. Terry | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[49]
29 May  |  United Kingdom | Sir J. Laing & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Empire Wordsworth | Norwegian type tanker | For .[14]
29 May  |  United Kingdom | William Doxford & Sons Ltd. | Pallion | Houston City | Cargo ship | For Reardon Smith Line Ltd.[80]
30 May  |  United Kingdom | Caledon Shipbuilding & Engineering Co. Ltd. | Dundee | Activity | Refrigerated cargo ship | For the Admiralty. Completed as escort carrier HMS Activity. [81]
30 May  |  United Kingdom | Furness Shipbuilding Co Ltd | Haverton Hill-on-Tees | Empire Guidon | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[82]
30 May  |  United Kingdom | Cochrane & Sons Ltd.  | Selby | Empire Pat | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[1]
30 May  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | San Veronico | Tanker | For Eagle Oil & Shipping Co. Ltd.[83][84]
30 May  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Theodore Bland | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[48]
30 May  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | William Paca | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
31 May  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Anne Hutchinson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
31 May  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | John Marshall | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[68]
31 May  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Thomas Sumter | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]

## June

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1 June  |  United Kingdom | Cochrane & Sons Ltd.  | Selby | Empire Sam | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[1]
1 June  |  United Kingdom | William Doxford & Sons Ltd. | Pallion | Hardingham | Cargo ship | For Willis Steamship Co. Ltd.[80]
1 June  |  United Kingdom | Blythswood Shipbuilding Co. Ltd.  | Glasgow | Nassa | Tanker | For Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co. Ltd.[85]
1 June  |  United Kingdom | Hawthorn Leslie | Hebburn | Quail | Q-class destroyer  |
1 June  |  United Kingdom | John Brown & Company | Clydebank | Racehorse | R-class destroyer  |
2 June  |  United Kingdom | William Gray & Co. Ltd.  | West Hartlepool | Empire Boswell | Scandinavian type cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[19]
2 June  |  United Kingdom | Scott & Sons  | Bowling | Empire Cupid | Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[21]
2 June  |  United Kingdom | R. & W. Hawthorn, Leslie and Co. Ltd.  | Newcastle on Tyne | Nuculana | Tanker | For Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co Ltd.[86]
3 June  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Egbert Benson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
3 June  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Ocean Virtue | Ocean ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
4 June  |  United Kingdom | J. S. Watson Ltd.  | Gainsborough | Empire Meadow | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[51]
4 June  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | John Harvard | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
4 June  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | VIC 9 | VIC lighter | For the Admiralty.[70]
4 June  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Oliver Ellsworth | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
6 June  |  United States | Seattle-Tacoma Shipyard | Tacoma | Block Island | Bogue-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter
6 June  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | George B. McClellan | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
7 June  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Elihu Yale | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
7 June  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Isaac Coles | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
7 June  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Jeremiah Van Rensselaer | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
7 June  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | John Winthrop | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[73]
7 June  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Ocean Valentine | Ocean ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
8 June  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | James Gunn | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
9 June  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Stephen Johnson Field | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
10 June  |  United States | New York Shipbuilding Corporation | Camden, New Jersey | Santa Fe | Cleveland-class light cruiser  |
11 June  |  Australia | Walkers Limited | Maryborough | Bowen | Bathurst-class corvette  |
12 June  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Joseph McKenna | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
12 June  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | William Travis | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[49]
13 June  |  United Kingdom | Burntisland Shipbuilding Company | Burntisland | Lambrook | Cargo ship | For Austin Friars Steamship Co.[27]
13 June  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Ocean Vanquisher | Ocean ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
14 June  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Artemis Ward | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
14 June  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | John Wise | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
14 June  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Samuel Johnston | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
14 June  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Theodore Foster | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
14 June  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | William M. Stewart | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
15 June  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Benjamin Contee | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[48]
15 June  |  United Kingdom | C. Connell & Co. Ltd.  | Glasgow | Empire Mordred | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[2]
16 June  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Cornelius Gilliam | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
16 June  |  United Kingdom | Furness Shipbuilding Co. Ltd.  | Haverton Hill-on-Tees | Empire Lytton | Norwegian type tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[30]
17 June  |  United Kingdom | Lithgows Ltd.  | Port Glasgow | Shahzada | Cargo ship | For Asiatic Steam Navigation Co. Ltd.[67]
18 June  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | George H. Williams | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
18 June  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | John Henry | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
19 June  |  Australia | Mort's Dock & Engineering Co | Balmain, New South Wales | Latrobe | Bathurst-class corvette  |
19 June  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Mirabeau B. Lamar | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[49]
19 June  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Willie Van Devanter | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
20 June  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Joseph Hooker | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
20 June  |  United Kingdom | Yarrow Shipbuilders | Scotstoun, Glasgow | Wensleydale | Hunt-class destroyer  |
21 June  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Edward Rutledge | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
21 June  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | John Steele | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
22 June  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | William MacLay | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
23 June  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | George Thacher | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
23 June  |  Australia | Poole & Steel | Balmain, New South Wales | Kapunda | Bathurst-class corvette  |
23 June  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Matthew P. Deady | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
24 June  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Kale | River-class frigate | For Royal Navy.[87]
25 June  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Benjamin Rush | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
25 June  |  Canada | Vickers-Armstrongs | Newcastle upon Tyne | Huron | Tribal-class destroyer  |
26 June  |  United Kingdom | William Doxford & Sons Ltd. | Pallion | Coombe Hill | Cargo ship | For Putney Hill Steamship Co. Ltd.[80]
26 June  |  United Kingdom | Lithgows Ltd.  | Port Glasgow | Junecrest | Cargo ship | For Crest Shipping Co. Ltd.[67]
26 June  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | William Patterson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
27 June  |  United Kingdom | John I. Thornycroft & Company | Woolston, Southamton | Brecon | Hunt-class destroyer  |
27 June  |  United States | Seattle-Tacoma Shipyard | Tacoma | Breton | Bogue-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter
27 June  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Circe | Algerine-class minesweeper | For Royal Navy.[88]
27 June  |  United Kingdom | J. L. Thompson & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Empire Galliard | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[58]
27 June  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Jason Lee | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
27 June  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Juan Cabrillo | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
27 June  |  United States | Permanente Metals | Richmond, California | Ocean Victory | Ocean ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[8]
28 June  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Abel Parker Upshur | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
29 June  |  United Kingdom | Caledon Shipbuilding & Engineering Company | Dundee | Empire Archer | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
29 June  |  United Kingdom | Bartram & Sons Ltd | Sunderland | Empire Banner | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
29 June  |  United Kingdom | Sir J. Laing & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Empire Collins | Norwegian type tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[14]
29 June  |  United Kingdom | Grangemouth Dockyard Co. Ltd.  | Grangemouth | Empire Damsel | Coaster | For Ministry of War Transport
29 June  |  United Kingdom | William Gray & Co. Ltd.  | West Hartlepool | Empire Patriot | Scandinavian type cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[19]
29 June  |  United Kingdom | Sir W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth & Co. Ltd. | Newcastle upon Tyne | Empire Standard | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[89]
29 June  |  United Kingdom | Henry Scarr Ltd  | Hessle | Empire Titan | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[34]
29 June  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Francis Parkman | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
29 June  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | George Ross | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
29 June  |  United Kingdom | William Denny & Brothers | Dumbarton | Woodpecker | Modified Black Swan-class sloop  |
30 June  |  United Kingdom | Lithgows Ltd | Port Glasgow | Empire Buckler | Cargo ship | For the Ministry of War Transport
30 June  |  United Kingdom | William Gray & Co Ltd | West Hartlepool | Empire Clarion | Cargo ship | For the Ministry of War Transport
30 June  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Govan | Empire Metal | Ocean type tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[35][90]
30 June  |  United Kingdom | William Doxford & Sons Ltd. | Pallion | Harpalyce | Cargo ship | For National Steamship Co. Ltd.[80]
30 June  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Henry Clay | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[68]
30 June  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Junipero Serra | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
30 June  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Marcus Whitman | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
30 June  |  United Kingdom | William Pickersgill & Co. Ltd.  | Southwick | Stanhill | Cargo ship | For Stanhope Steamship Co. Ltd.[69]

## July

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1 July  |  United Kingdom | Sir J. Laing & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Empire Thackeray | Scandinavian type cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[91]
3 July  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Benjamin Bourne | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[49]
3 July  |  United Kingdom | William Denny and Brothers Ltd. | Dumbarton | Cuillin | Ferry | For London, Midland and Scottish Railway.[92]
3 July  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | John Fiske | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
3 July  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | William Hawkins | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
4 July  |  United States | Kaiser Company | Vancouver, Washington | George Vancouver | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[93]
4 July  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | James Smith | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
4 July  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | John McLoughlin | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
4 July  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Joseph Stanton | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
4 July  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Luther Martin | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
4 July  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | William Wirt | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
7 July  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Hugh Williamson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
7 July  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Jesse Applegate | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
8 July  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | ArthurS Middleton | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[68]
8 July  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | Empire Toby | Maple-type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[74]
9 July  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | George Taylor | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
10 July  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | John A. Sutter | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
10 July  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Reverdy Johnson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
11 Julyy  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Daniel Carroll | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[49]
11 July  |  United Kingdom | J Samuel White | Cowes | Easton | Hunt-class destroyer | For Royal Navy[94]
11 July  |  United Kingdom | Richards Ironworks Ltd.  | Lowestoft | Empire Reynard | Coaster | For Ministry of War Transport.[25]
11 July  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | George Abernethy | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
12 July  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Richard Henry Dana | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
12 July  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | William R. Davie | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
13 July  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | John H. B. Latrobe | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
13 July  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Edward Rowland Sill | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
13 July  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Thomas Hooker | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[73]
14 July  |  United Kingdom | John Readhead & Sons Ltd.  | South Shields | Empire Ruskin | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[11]
14 July  |  United Kingdom | Scott & Sons Ltd  | Bowling | Empire Sinew | Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[21]
14 July  |  United Kingdom | S. P. Austin & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Firedog | C-type coaster | For Gas, Light & Coke Co. Ltd.[95]
14 July  |  United Kingdom | Blyth Dry Docks & Shipbuilding Co. Ltd | Blyth, Northumberland | Hartlepool | Bangor-class minesweeper | For Royal Navy.[96]
14 July  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Joseph Lane | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
14 July  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | William Whipple | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
15 July  |  United Kingdom | Burntisland Shipbuilding Company | Burntisland | Carlton | Cargo ship | For R. Chapman & Son Ltd.[27]
15 July  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | George Bancroft | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
15 July  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | George Gale | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[48]
15 July  |  United Kingdom | John Brown & Company | Clydebank | Relentless | R-class destroyer  |
15 July  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Richard H. Alvey | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
16 July  |  United Kingdom | Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richardson Ltd.  | Wallsend | Empire Reynolds | Ocean type tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[71]
16 July  |  United Kingdom | Cammell Laird | Birkenhead | Rapid | R-class destroyer  |
16 July  |  United States | Seattle-Tacoma Shipyard | Tacoma | Ravager | Attacker-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter for Lend-Lease
18 July  |  United States | Ingalls Shipbuilding | Pascagoula, Mississippi | St. George | Bogue-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter
19July  |  United States | Kaiser Company | Vancouver, Washington | Elias Howe | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[93]
19 July  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Harvey W. Scott | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
19 July  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | James Ford Rhodes | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
19 July  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | William Gaston | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
20 July  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | VIC 10 | VIC lighter | For the Admiralty.[70]
21 July  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | James W. Nesmith | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
21 July  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | John Morton | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
21 July  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | William H. Prescott | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
22 July  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Joaquin Miller | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
22 July  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | John Walker | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
23 July  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Alexander H. Stephens | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[68]
23 July  |  United Kingdom | Ferguson Brothers Ltd.  | Port Glasgow | Empire Warlock | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[51] |
24 July  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Francis Lewis | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
24 July  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Hilson R. Helper | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
24 July  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | John C. Ainsworth | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
25 July  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | John P. Poe | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
25 July  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Nicholas Gilman | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[49]
26 July  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | William A. Graham | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
26 July  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | William F. Cody | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
27 July  |  United Kingdom | Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richardson Ltd.  | Newcastle upon Tyne | Tuzla | Ferry | For Turkish Government, owned by Ministry of War Transport before transfer to Turkish Government on 18 November 1943.[97] |
27 July  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | William P. McArthur | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
28 July  |  United States | Fore River Shipyard | Quincy, Massachusetts | Baltimore | Baltimore-class heavy cruiser  |
28 July  |  United Kingdom | Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richardson Ltd.  | Wallsend | City of Bristol | Cargo ship | For Ellerman's City Line Ltd.[9]
28 July  |  United Kingdom |  |  | Cygnet | Modified Black Swan-class sloop  |
28 July  |  United Kingdom | Short Brothers Ltd.  | Sunderland | Empire Webster | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[46]
28 July  |  United Kingdom | Blyth Dry Docks & Shipbuilding Co. Ltd | Blyth, Northumberland | Greenock | Bangor-class minesweeper | For Royal Navy.[98]
28 July  |  United Kingdom | Scotts Shipbuilding and Engineering Company | Greenock | Mahratta | M-class destroyer  |
29 July  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Bernard Carter | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
29 July  |  United Kingdom | Greenock Dockyard Co. Ltd.  | Greenock | Empire Wisdom | Cargo liner | For Ministry of War Transport.[65]
29 July  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Lew Wallace | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
29 July  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Robert F. Stockton | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
29 July  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | VIC 21 | VIC lighter | For the Admiralty.[70]
30 July  |  United Kingdom | Cammell Laird & Co. Ltd.  | Birkenhead | British Promise | Tanker | For British Tanker Co. Ltd.[40]
30 July  |  United Kingdom | William Gray & Co Ltd | West Hartlepool | Empire Centaur | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
30 July  |  United Kingdom | Vickers-Armstrongs Ltd.  | Barrow in Furness | Empire Elaine | Heavy lift ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[99]
30 July  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | George Read | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
30 July  |  United Kingdom | J. L. Thompson & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Thistledale | Cargo ship | For The Albyn Line Ltd.[100]
30 July  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | William B. Giles | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[48]
31 July  |  United States | Newport News Shipbuilding | Newport News, Virginia | Essex | Essex-class aircraft carrier  |
31 July  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Eugene Skinner | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
31 July  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | John Carter Rose | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
31 July  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Starr King | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
31 July  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Thomas Heyward | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[68]

## August

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1 August  |  United States | Seattle-Tacoma Shipyard | Tacoma | Croatan | Bogue-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter
2 August  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | James K. Polk | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
2 August  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Samuel Griffin | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[49]
3 August  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Roger Sherman | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
4 August  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Leland Stanford | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
4 August  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Ocean Courier | Ocean ship | For War Shipping Administration.[73]
4 August  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Ocean Gallant | Ocean ship | For War Shipping Administration.[73]
4 August  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Ocean Seaman | Ocean ship | For War Shipping Administration.[73]
4 August  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Ocean Stranger | Ocean ship | For War Shipping Administration.[73]
4 August  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Ocean Traveller | Ocean ship | For War Shipping Administration.[73]
4 August  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Ocean Wayfarer | Ocean ship | For War Shipping Administration.[73]
5 August  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Daniel H. Lownsdale | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
6 August  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | John Hamilton | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
7 August  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Oliver Wolcott | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
7 August  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Elijah White | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
7 August  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | William Tilghman | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
8 August  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Empire Fusilier | Ocean type tanker | For Ministry of War Transport. Completed as Empire Bombardier.[13]
8 August  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Jonathan Grout | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[48]
8 August  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | O. Henry | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
8 August  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Francis Drake | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
9 August  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Daniel Huger | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[48]
10 August  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Benjamin Chew | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
10 August  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Peter H. Burnett | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
11 August  |  United Kingdom | Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richardson Ltd | Newcastle upon Tyne | Empire Dace | Ferry | For Ministry of War Transport.[97]
11 August  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Harry Lane | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
11 August  |  United Kingdom | William Denny & Brothers | Dumbarton | Wren | Modified Black Swan-class sloop  |
12 August  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Espiegle | Algerine-class minesweeper | For Royal Navy.[101]
12 August  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Matthew Thornton | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
12 August  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Samuel Hartley | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[49]
13 August  |  United Kingdom | Ailsa Shipbuilding & Co. Ltd.  | Troon | Empire Launcelot | Scandinavian type cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[61]
13 August  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Ewing Young | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
14 August  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | F. Marion Crawford | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
14 August  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | George Chamberlain | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
15 August  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Jared Ingersoll | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
15 August  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Judah P. Bellingham | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[68]
15 August  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Peter Cartwright | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
16 August  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Alexander Martin | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
16 August  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Ethan Allen | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[73]
16 August  |  United States | Todd Shipyards Corp.  | South Portland, Maine | Ocean Gallant | Ocean ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[102]
16 August  |  United States | Todd Shipyards Corp.  | South Portland, Maine | Ocean Seaman | Ocean ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[102]
16 August  |  United States | Todd Shipyards Corp.  | South Portland, Maine | Ocean Stranger | Ocean ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[102]
16 August  |  United States | Todd Shipyards Corp.  | South Portland, Maine | Ocean Traveller | Ocean ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[102]
16 August  |  United States | Todd Shipyards Corp.  | South Portland, Maine | Ocean Wayfarer | Ocean ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[102]
17 August  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Brigham Young | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
17 August  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Jonathan Herrington | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
17 August  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Richard Stockton | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
18 August  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Pierce Butler | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
19 August  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Horace Binney | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
19 August  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Horace Mann | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
19 August  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Theodore Sedgwick | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[49]
20 August  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | George Leonard | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[48]
20 August  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | William H. Seward | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
21 August  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | John Sergeant | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
21 August  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Joseph Rodman Drake | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
21 August  |  United Kingdom | J. Bolson & Son Ltd.  | Poole | MMS 233 | MMS-class minesweeper | For Royal Navy.[103]
21 August  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | William Williams | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
22 August  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Daniel Heister | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[49]
22 August  |  United States | New York Shipbuilding | New York City | Independence | Independence-class light aircraft carrier  | Converted cruiser hull
22 August  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Jane Addams | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
23 August  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Gideon Welles | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
23 August  |  United States | Seattle-Tacoma Shipyard | Tacoma | Prince William | Bogue-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter
23 August  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Thomas Pinckney | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
25 August  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Clara Barton | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
25 August  |  United Kingdom | Furness Shipbuilding Co. Ltd.  | Haverton Hill-on-Tees | Empire Grenadier | Norwegian type tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[30]
25 August  |  United Kingdom | Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richardson Ltd | Newcastle upon Tyne | Empire Roach | Ferry | For Ministry of War Transport.[97]
25 August  |  United Kingdom | Vickers-Armstrongs | Newcastle upon Tyne | Haida | Tribal-class destroyer  |
25 August  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Jefferson Davis | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[68]
25 August  |  United Kingdom | William Gray & Co. Ltd. | West Hartlepool | Nordeflinge | Cargo ship | For Constants Ltd.[104]
25 August  |  United Kingdom | William Doxford & Sons Ltd. | Pallion | Tower Hill | Cargo ship | For Tower Steamship Co. Ltd.[80]
25 August  |  United Kingdom | Yarrow Shipbuilders | Scoutstoun, Glasgow | Whimbrel | Modified Black Swan-class sloop  |
25 August  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | William Rawle | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
26 August  |  United States | Fore River Shipyard | Quincy, Massachusetts | Boston | Baltimore-class heavy cruiser  |
26 August  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Edwin M. Stanton | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
26 August  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Eli Whitney | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
27 August  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Black Prince | Dido-class cruiser | For Royal Navy.
27 August  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Empire Castle | Refrigerated cargo liner | For Ministry of War Transport
27 August  |  United Kingdom | Sir J. Laing & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Empire Cavalier | Norwegian type tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[14]
27 August  |  United Kingdom | Grangemouth Dockyard Co. Ltd.  | Troon | Empire Melody | Scandinavian type cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[105]
27 August  |  United Kingdom | A. Hall & Co. Ltd.  | Aberdeen | Empire Ned | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[21]
27 August  |  United Kingdom | Goole Shipbuilding & Repairing Co. Ltd.  | Goole | Empire Pixie | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[106]
27 August  |  United States | New York Navy Yard | Brooklyn, New York | Iowa | Iowa-class battleship  |
27 August  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Pierre S. Dupont | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
27 August  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Tristram Dalton | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
27 August  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | William Ellery Channing | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
28 August  |  United Kingdom | Burntisland Shipbuilding Company | Burntisland | Cormain | Collier | For Wm. Cory & Son Ltd.[27]
28 August  |  United Kingdom | William Doxford & Sons Ltd. | Pallion | Harpagus | Cargo ship | For National Steamship Co. Ltd.[80]
28 August  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | John Fitch | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
28 August  |  United Kingdom | J. L. Thompson & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Middlesex Trader | Cargo ship | For Trader Navigation Co. Ltd.[107]
29 August  |  United Kingdom | Bartram & Sons Ltd | Sunderland | Empire Kinsman | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[108]
29 August  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | William Dean Howells | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
30 August  |  United States | Newport News Shipbuilding | Newport News, Virginia | Intrepid | Essex-class aircraft carrier  |
30 August  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | William Blount | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[48]
31 August  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Cleveland Abbe | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
31 August  |  United Kingdom | A. & J. Inglis Ltd.  | Glasgow | Empire Gypsy | Coastal tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[109][110]
31 August  |  United Kingdom | Lithgows Ltd.  | Port Glasgow | Empire Lancer | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[111]
31 August  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | John Howard Payne | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
31 August  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Jonathan Elmer | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
31 August  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Thomas Lynch | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[68]
31 August  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Thomas T. Tucker | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[49]
31 August  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Wendell Phillips | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
August  |  United Kingdom | Isaac Pimblott & Sons Ltd.  | Northwich | VIC 14 | VIC lighter | For the Admiralty.[45]

## September

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1 September  |  United Kingdom | C. Connell & Co. Ltd.  | Glasgow | Empire Geraint | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[2]
2 September  |  United Kingdom | John Crown & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Empire Frank | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[47]
2 September  |  United Kingdom | Lithgows Ltd.  | Port Glasgow | Empire Pibroch | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[112]
2 September  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | VIC 22 | VIC lighter | For the Admiralty.[70]
3 September  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Andrew Carnegie | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
4 September  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Ambrose E. Burnside | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
4 September  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Felipe de Neve | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
5 September  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | John Drayton | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
7 September  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Andrew Furuseth | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
7 September  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Andrew Moore | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[48]
7 September  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Benjamin Hawkins | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
7 September  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Charles Brantly Aycock | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[48]
7 September  |  United States | Seattle-Tacoma Shipyard | Tacoma | Glacier | Bogue-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter
7 September  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | James Duncan | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
7 September  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | James G. Blaine | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[73]
7 September  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Jeremiah Wadsworth | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[49]
7 September  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | John Mitchell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
7 September  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | John W. Brown | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
7 September  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Peter J. McGuire | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
7 September  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Samuel Gompers | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
8 September  |  United Kingdom | Caledon Shipbuilding & Engineering Co. Ltd. | Dundee | Lapland | Cargo ship | For Currie Line Ltd. [113]
9 September  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | George H. Thomas | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
9 September  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Horace Greely | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
9 September  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Philip H. Sheridan | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
10 September  |  United Kingdom | Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richardson Ltd | Newcastle upon Tyne | Empire Cadet | Ferry | For Ministry of War Transport
10 September  |  United Kingdom | Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richardson Ltd.  | Newcastle upon Tyne | Empire Chub | Ferry | For Ministry of War Transport.[97]
10 September  |  United Kingdom | Henry Robb Ltd.  | Leith | Growler | Bustler-class tug | For the Admiralty.[52]
11 September  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Benjamin Huntington | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[49]
11 September  |  United Kingdom | A. Hall & Co. Ltd.  | Aberdeen | Empire Fred | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[114]
11 September  |  United Kingdom | William Pickersgill & Co. Ltd.  | Southwick | Empire Hunter | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[115]
11 September  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Henry Ward Beecher | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
11 September  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Richard D. Spaight | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
11 September  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | William S. Rosecrans | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
12 September  |  United Kingdom | J. Samuel White | Cowes | Eggesford | Hunt-class destroyer  | Sold to Federal German Navy in 1959 as Brommy
12 September  |  United Kingdom | Cochrane & Sons Ltd.  | Selby | Empire Ace | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[1]
12 September  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Joel Chandler Harris | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[68]
13 September  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Moses Rogers | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
13 September  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Ralph Izard | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
14 September  |  United Kingdom | John Readhead & Sons Ltd.  | South Shields | Empire Lakeland | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[11]
14 September  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Henry Villard | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
14 September  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | James Gordon Bennett | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
15 September  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | David Bushnell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
17 September  |  United States | Electric Boat Company | Groton, Connecticut | Hoe | Gato-class submarine  |
17 September  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Samuel Ashe | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
17 September  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Samue Seabury | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
18 September  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | John Laurance | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[49]
18 September  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Joseph Pulitzer | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
18 September  |  United States | Kaiser Company | Vancouver, Washington | LST-446 | Landing Ship, Tank | For United States Navy.[93]
19 September  |  United States | Seattle-Tacoma Shipyard | Tacoma | Chatham | Bogue-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter for Lend-Lease
19 September  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | James Caldwell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
19 September  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | James Rumsey | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
19 September  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | William K. Vanderbilt | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
20 September  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | Empire Ariel | Maple-type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[116]
20 September  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Mark Hanna | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
21 September  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Caesar Rodney | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
21 September  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Malcolm M. Stewart | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
22 September  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Fantome | Algerine-class minesweeper | For Royal Navy.[117]
22 September  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | John Stevens | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
22 September  |  United States | Kaiser Company | Vancouver, Washington | LST-447 | Landing Ship, Tank | For United States Navy.[93]
22 September  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Nicholas Biddle | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
22 September  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Samuel Livermore | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[49]
23 September  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Benjamin Williams | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
23 September  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Empire Grange | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[118]
23 September  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | George A. Custer | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
23 September  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Joseph N. Teal | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
23 September  |  United States | Bethlehem Steel Company | Quincy, Massachusetts | Lexington | Essex-class aircraft carrier  |
23 September  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff Ltd.  | Govan | San Vulfrano | Tanker | For Eagle Oil Co. Ltd.[62][119]
24 September  |  United Kingdom | S. P. Austin & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Bushwood | C-type coaster | For .[95]
24 September  |  United Kingdom | William Gray & Co Ltd | West Hartlepool | Empire Driver | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
24 September  |  United Kingdom |  |  | Chanticleer | Modified Black Swan-class sloop  |
24 September  |  United Kingdom | Scott & Sons Ltd.  | Bowling | Empire Minnow | Modified Warrior-type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[120]
24 September  |  United Kingdom | Hawthorn Leslie | Newcastle upon Tyne | Savage | Modified S-class destroyer  |
24 September  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | HMS Thruster | Tank Landing Craft | For Royal Navy.[121]
25 September  |  United Kingdom | William Doxford & Sons Ltd. | Pallion | Bardistan | Cargo ship | For Strick Line (1923) Ltd.[80]
25 September  |  United Kingdom | Short Brothers Ltd.  | Sunderland | Empire Envoy | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
25 September  |  United Kingdom | William Gray & Co. Ltd.  | West Hartlepool | Empire Lorenzo | Scandinavian type cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[122]
25 September  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | George G. Meade | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
25 September  |  Australia | Cockatoo Island Dockyard | Sydney | Glenelg | Bathurst-class corvette  |
25 September  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Henry George | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
25 September  |  United Kingdom | Burntisland Shipbuilding Company | Burntisland | Highland Prince | Cargo ship | For Prince Line Ltd.[27]
25 September  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | James J. Hill | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
25 September  |  United Kingdom | R. & W. Hawthorn, Leslie and Co. Ltd.  | Newcastle on Tyne | Naticina | Tanker | For Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co. Ltd.[86]
26 September  |  United Kingdom | Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richardson Ltd.  | Wallsend | British Gratitude | Tanker | For British Tanker Co. Ltd.[123]
26 September  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Edward Everett | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
26 September  |  United Kingdom | Cochrane & Sons Ltd.  | Selby | Empire Denis | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[124]
26 September  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | George Weems | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
26 September  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Josiah Parker | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[48]
26 September  |  United States | Kaiser Company | Vancouver, Washington | LST-448 | Landing Ship, Tank | For United States Navy.[93]
26 September  |  United States | Marinship Corporation | Sausalito, California | William A. Richardson | Liberty ship | For United States Maritime Commission.[125]
27 September  |  United States | Western Pipe & Steel |  | Attacker | Attacker-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter
27 September  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Fitzjohn Porter | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
27 September  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Josiah Bartlett | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[73]
28 September  |  United Kingdom | Furness Shipbuilding Co. Ltd.  | Haverton Hill-on-Tees | Empire Nugget | Norwegian type tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[30]
28 September  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Samuel F. B. Morse | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
29 September  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Booker T. Washington | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
29 September  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | James Turner | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
29 September  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | John Rutledge | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
29 September  |  United Kingdom | J. L. Thompson & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Thistlemuir | Cargo ship | For The Albyn Line Ltd.[126]
30 September  |  United Kingdom | Lithgows Ltd.  | Port Glasgow | Empire Pennant | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[111]
30 September  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | James McNeill Whistler | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
30 September  |  United States | Kaiser Company | Vancouver, Washington | LST-449 | Landing Ship, Tank | For United States Navy.[93]
30 September  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Nathaniel Bacon | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[68]
30 September  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Samuel Heintzelman | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]

## October

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2 October  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Cyrus H. McCormick | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
2 October  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Salmon P. Chase | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
4 October  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | James B. McPherson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
|  United States | Kaiser Company | Vancouver, Washington | LST-450 | Landing Ship, Tank | For United States Navy.[93]
4 October  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Nathaniel Alexander | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
4 October  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | VIC 23 | VIC lighter | For the Admiralty.[70]
5 October  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Stephen Girard | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
6 October  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Herman Melville | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[73]
6 October  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Houston Volunteers | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[49]
6 October  |  United States | Kaiser Company | Vancouver, Washington | LST-451 | Landing Ship, Tank | For United States Navy.[93]
7 October  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | James B. Francis | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
7 October  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | John Sedgwick | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
7 October  |  United States | Seattle-Tacoma Shipyard | Tacoma | Pybus | Bogue-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter
7 October  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | William Cushing | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
8 October  |  United Kingdom | Caledon Shipbuilding & Engineering Co. Ltd. | Dundee | Ascot | Cargo ship | For Britain Steamship Co. [81]
8 October  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Henry Dearborn | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
8 October  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | John James Audubon | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
9 October  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Joshua Seney | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[48]
9 October  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | LST-401 | Landing Ship, Tank | For Royal Navy.[23]
9 October  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | William Lloyd Garrison | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
10 October  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Cardinal Gibbons | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
10 October  |  United Kingdom | Blyth Dry Docks & Shipbuilding Co. Ltd | Blyth, Northumberland | Dart | River-class frigate | For Royal Navy.[127]
10 October  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | David Stone | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
10 October  |  United Kingdom | Grangemouth Dockyard Co. Ltd.  | Grangemouth | Empire Clansman | Icemaid type collier | For Ministry of War Transport.[31]
10 October  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Grace Abbott | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
10 October  |  United States | Kaiser Company | Vancouver, Washington | LST-452 | Landing Ship, Tank | For United States Navy.[93]
10 October  |  United States | Kaiser Company | Vancouver, Washington | LST-453 | Landing Ship, Tank | For United States Navy.[93]
10 October  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Mutine | Algerine-class minesweeper | For Royal Navy.
10 October  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Thomas Scott | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[48]
11 October  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | James B. Stephens | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
11 October  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Smith Thompson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
12 October  |  United Kingdom | Goole Shipbuilding & Repairing Co. Ltd.  | Goole | Empire Faun | Coastal tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[128]
12 October  |  United Kingdom | Goole Shipbuilding & Repairing Co. Ltd.  | Goole | Empire Harry | Larch-class tug | For the Admiralty.[129]
12 October  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | John Blair | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
13 October  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Gabriel Duval | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
13 October  |  United Kingdom | Cammell Laird | Birkenhead | Kite | Modified Black Swan-class sloop  |
13 October  |  United Kingdom | Blythswood Shipbuilding Co. Ltd.  | Glasgow | Naranio | Tanker | For Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co. Ltd.[85]
14 October  |  United States | Kaiser Company | Vancouver, Washington | LST-454 | Landing Ship, Tank | For United States Navy.[93]
14 October  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Richard Jordan Gatling | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
14 October  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Samuel Colt | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
14 October  |  United Kingdom | Fairfield | Govan, Glasgow | Starling | Modified Black Swan-class sloop  |
14 October  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Thomas Sinnickson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[48]
14 October  |  United Kingdom | Yarrow Shipbuilders | Scoutstoun, Glasgow | Wild Goose | Modified Black Swan-class sloop  |
15 October  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | A. P. Hill | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[49]
15 October  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | James B. Richardson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
15 October  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Joseph Story | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
16 October  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Charles M. Hall | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
16 October  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | LST-401 | Landing Ship, Tank | For Royal Navy.[23]
16 October  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Tabitha Brown | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
16 October  |  United States | Marinship Corporation | Sausalito, California | William T. Coleman | Liberty ship | For United States Maritime Commission.[125]
17 October  |  United Kingdom | J Harker Ltd.  | Knottingley | Empire Reaper | Severn type collier | For Ministry of War Transport.[130]
17 October  |  United States | Kaiser Company | Vancouver, Washington | LST-455 | Landing Ship, Tank | For United States Navy.[93]
17 October  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Robert H. Harrison | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
18 October  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Alexander Graham Bell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
18 October  |  United States | Seattle-Tacoma Shipyard | Tacoma | Baffins | Bogue-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter
18 October  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Henry Baldwin | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
18 October  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | John F. Appleby | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
18 October  |  United States | Todd Shipyards Corporation  | South Portland, Maine | Ocean Crusader | Ocean ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[131]
18 October  |  United States | Todd Shipyards Corporation  | South Portland, Maine | Ocean Glory | Ocean ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[131]
18 October  |  United States | Todd Shipyards Corporation  | South Portland, Maine | Ocean Gypsy | Ocean ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[131]
18 October  |  United States | New York Shipbuilding | New York City | Princeton | Independence-class light aircraft carrier  | Converted cruiser hull
19 October  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Israel Putman | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[68]
20 October  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | George Westinghouse | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
20 October  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Jonathan Sturges | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[48]
20 October  |  United States | Kaiser Company | Vancouver, Washington | LST-456 | Landing Ship, Tank | For United States Navy.[93]
20 October  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Paul Hamilton | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
20 October  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Thomas A. Edison | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
21 October  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Brockholst Livingston | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
21 October  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | William King | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[73]
23 October  |  United Kingdom | Barclay, Curle & Co. Ltd. | Glasgow | Chyebassa | Cargo ship | For British India Steam Navigation Company.[79]
23 October  |  United Kingdom | William Doxford & Sons Ltd. | Pallion | Harlesden | Cargo ship | For J. & C. Harrison Ltd.[132]
23 October  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | John Bartram | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
23 October  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | John Deere | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
23 October  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | John McLean | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
23 October  |  United States | Kaiser Company | Vancouver, Washington | LST-457 | Landing Ship, Tank | For United States Navy.[93]
23 October  |  United States | Bethlehem Steel Company | San Francisco | Oakland | Atlanta-class light cruiser  |
24 October  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Bruiser | Tank Landing Craft | For Royal Navy.[133]
24 October  |  United Kingdom | William Gray & Co. Ltd.  | West Hartlepool | Empire Record | Scandinavian type cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[134]
24 October  |  United States | Basalt Rock Company | Napa, California | Gear | Diver-class rescue and salvage ship  |
24 October  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | LST-403 | Landing Ship, Tank | For Royal Navy.[23]
24 October  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Thomas Johnson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
24 October  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Thomas Sim Lee | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
25 October  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Charles Goodyear | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
25 October  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | Empire Seraph | Maple-type tug | For the Admiralty.[74]
25 October  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Henry Middleton | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
26 October  |  United States | Kaiser Company | Vancouver, Washington | LST-458 | Landing Ship, Tank | For United States Navy.[93]
26 October  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Philip P. Barbour | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
27 October  |  United Kingdom | Greenock Dockyard Co. Ltd. | Greenock | Bonaventure | Cargo ship | For the Admiralty. Completed as HMS Bonaventure.[135]
27 October  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Elmer A. Sperry | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
27 October  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | G. H. Corliss | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
27 October  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | James Bowie | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[49]
27 October  |  United Kingdom | Alexander Stephen & Sons Ltd.  | Linthouse | Papanui | Refrigerated cargo liner | For New Zealand Shipping Co. Ltd.[136]
27 October  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Richmond Mumford Pearson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[48]
28 October  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Benjamin Smith | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
28 October  |  United Kingdom | Lithgows Ltd.  | Port Glasgow | Coulgorm | Cargo ship | For Dornoch Shipping Co. Ltd.[67]
28 October  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | LST-404 | Landing Ship, Tank | For Royal Navy.[23]
28 October  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | LST-405 | Landing Ship, Tank | For Royal Navy.[23]
28 October  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | LST-406 | Landing Ship, Tank | For Royal Navy.[23]
28 October  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Noah H. Swayne | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
28 October  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Onyx | Algerine-class minesweeper | For Royal Navy.[137]
28 October  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Peter V. Daniel | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
28 October  |  United Kingdom | Scotts Shipbuilding | Greenock | Rocket | R-class destroyer  |
29 October  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Govan | Empire Torrent | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.
29 October  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | John P. Holland | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
29 October  |  United States | Kaiser Company | Vancouver, Washington | LST-459 | Landing Ship, Tank | For United States Navy.[93]
30 October  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Richard March Hoe | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
30 October  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Samuel Nelson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
31 October  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Cotton Mather | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
31 October  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | James Longstreet | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[49]
31 October  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | John Carver | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[73]
date  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Joseph Carver | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[68]
31 October  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | LST-408 | Landing Ship, Tank | For Royal Navy.[23]
31 October  |  United States | Kaiser Company | Vancouver, Washington | LST-460 | Landing Ship, Tank | For United States Navy.[93]
31 October  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Robert C. Grier | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
31 October  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Samuel F. Miller | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
October  |  United Kingdom | Isaac Pimblott & Sons Ltd.  | Northwich | VIC 15 | VIC lighter | For the Admiralty.[45]

## November

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1 November  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Collis P. Huntington | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
1 November  |  United States | Consolidated Steel Corporation | Orange, Texas | Edsall | Edsall-class destroyer escort  |
1 November  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | S. M. Babcock | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
2 November  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Elihu Thomson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
3 November  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Benjamin R. Curtis | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
3 November  |  United States | Kaiser Company | Vancouver, Washington | LST-461 | Landing Ship, Tank | For United States Navy.[93]
4 November  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Charles Gordon Curtis | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
4 November  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | George B. Selden | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
5 November  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | LST-407 | Landing Ship, Tank | For Royal Navy.[23]
5 November  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Marion McKinley Bovard | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
5 November  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | VIC 24 | VIC lighter | For the Ministry of Supply.[70]
6 November  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Cornelius Harnett | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
6 November  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | David Davis | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
6 November  |  United States | Kaiser Company | Vancouver, Washington | LST-462 | Landing Ship, Tank | For United States Navy.[93]
6 November  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Wade Hampton | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[48]
7 November  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | John B. Floyd | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
7 November  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Jonathan Trumball | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[48]
7 November  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Samuel Parker | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
7 November  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | William Eaton | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
8 November  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Will Rogers | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
9 November  |  United Kingdom | William Doxford & Sons Ltd. | Pallion | Bradford City | Cargo ship | For Leeds Shipping Co. Ltd.[138]
9 November  |  United Kingdom |  |  | Crane | Modified Black Swan-class sloop  |
9 November  |  United Kingdom | John Readhead and Sons | South Shields | Empire Fortune | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
9 November  |  United Kingdom | Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richardson Ltd.  | Wallsend | Empire Portia | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[139]
9 November  |  United Kingdom | J. L. Thompson & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Essex Trader | Cargo ship | For Trader Navigation Co. Ltd.[126]
9 November  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | James B. Eads | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
9 November  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | LST-411 | Landing Ship, Tank | For Royal Navy.[23]
6 November  |  United States | Kaiser Company | Vancouver, Washington | LST-463 | Landing Ship, Tank | For United States Navy.[93]
9 November  |  United Kingdom | William Pickersgill & Co. Ltd.  | Southwick | Stanlodge | Cargo ship | For Stanhope Steamship Co. Ltd.[69]
9 November  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Stephen M. White | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
10 November  |  United Kingdom | William Gray & Co Ltd | West Hartlepool | Empire Cato | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
10 November  |  United Kingdom | Rowhedge Ironworks Ltd | Rowhedge | Empire Homestead | Empire Lad-class coastal tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[140]
10 November  |  United Kingdom | Ailsa Shipbuilding Co. Ltd.  | Troon | Empire Pioneer | Icemaid type collier | For Ministry of War Transport.[141]
10 November  |  United Kingdom | Burntisland Shipbuilding Company | Burntisland | Empire Rosalind | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[142]
10 November  |  United Kingdom | Goole Shipbuilding & Repairing Co. Ltd.  | Goole | Empire Rupert | Larch-class tug | For the Admiralty.[129]
10 November  |  United Kingdom | Henry Robb Ltd.  | Leith | Hesper | Bustler-class tug | For the Admiralty.[52]
10 November  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | LST-413 | Landing Ship, Tank | For Royal Navy.[23]
10 November  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Morrison R. Waite | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
10 November  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Nathaniel Bowditch | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
11 November  |  United States | Seattle-Tacoma Shipyard | Tacoma | Bastian | Bogue-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter for Lend-Lease
11 November  |  United States | Seattle-Tacoma Shipyard | Tacoma | Bolinas | Bogue-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter
11 November  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding | Wilmington, North Carolina | Henry Bacon | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
11 November  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Hubert Howe Bancroft | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
11 November  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Joseph Gale | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
11 November  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Thomas J. Rusk | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[49]
11 November  |  United States | Marinship Corporation | Sausalito, California | William Kent | Liberty ship | For United States Maritime Commission.[125]
11 November  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | William P. Fessenden | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[73]
11 November  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Winslow Homer | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[73]
12 November  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Daniel Chester French | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
12 November  |  United States | Kaiser Company | Vancouver, Washington | LST-464 | Landing Ship, Tank | For United States Navy.[93]
12 November  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Robert E. Peary | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
14 November  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Charles M. Conrad | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
14 November  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Lincoln Steffens | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
14 November  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Peter Skene Ogden | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
14 November  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | William Bradford | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[73]
15 November  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Abner Nash | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
15 November  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | LST-409 | Landing Ship, Tank | For Royal Navy.[23]
15 November  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | LST-410 | Landing Ship, Tank | For Royal Navy.[23]
15 November  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Melville W. Fuller | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
16 November  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | James W. Marshall | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
16 November  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Joseph E. Johnston | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[49]
16 November  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Joseph L. Meek | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
16 November  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Lambert Cadwalader | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[49]
16 November  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | LST-412 | Landing Ship, Tank | For Royal Navy.[23]
18 November  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | George Chaffey | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
18 November  |  United States | Kaiser Company | Vancouver, Washington | LST-466 | Landing Ship, Tank | For United States Navy.[93]
18 November  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Samuel L. Tilden | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
19 November  |  United Kingdom | Sir W G Armstrong, Whitworth & Co (Shipbuilders) Ltd | Newcastle upon Tyne | Empire Claymore | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
19 November  |  United Kingdom | Furness Shipbuilding Co. Ltd.  | Haverton Hill-on-Tees | Empire Cobbett | Norwegian type tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[30]
20 November  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Abner Doubleday | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
20 November  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | J. E. B. Stuart | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[49]
20 November  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Joseph Alston | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
20 November  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Joseph Holt | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
20 November  |  United Kingdom | Fleming & Ferguson Ltd.  | Paisley | MOWT 8 | Crane barge | For Ministry of War Transport.[78]
20 November  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Stanley Matthews | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
21 November  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Darro | Refrigerated cargo ship | For Royal Mail Line.[143]
21 November  |  United Kingdom | C Connell & Co Ltd  | Scotstoun | Empire Carpenter | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
21 November  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Frank Joseph Irwin | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
21 November  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | James Hoban | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[68]
21 November  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | LST-414 | Landing Ship, Tank | For Royal Navy.[23]
21 November  |  United States | Kaiser Company | Vancouver, Washington | LST-467 | Landing Ship, Tank | For United States Navy.[93]
22 November  |  United States | Basalt Rock Company | Napa, California | Escape | Diver-class rescue and salvage ship  |
22 November  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | George W. Goethals | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
22 November  |  United States | Marinship Corporation | Sausalito, California | John Muir | Liberty ship | For United States Maritime Commission.[125]
23 November  |  United Kingdom | S. P. Austin & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Betty Hindley | C-type coaster | For Stephenson, Clarke Ltd.[95]
23 November  |  United Kingdom | Grangemouth Dockyard Co. Ltd.  | Grangemouth | Bucklaw | Icemaid type collier | For G. Gibson & Co. Ltd.[144]
23 November  |  United Kingdom | Henry Scarr Ltd  | Hessle | Empire Oberon | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[34]
23 November  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Helen Hunt Jackson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
23 November  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | John M. Schofield | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
23 November  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | John Vining | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[48]
23 November  |  United Kingdom | J. Samuel White | Cowes | Stevenstone | Hunt-class destroyer  |
23 November  |  United Kingdom | Sir James Laing & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Wearfield | Tanker | For Northern Petroleum Tank Steamship Co. Ltd.[145]
24 November  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff Ltd | Belfast | Empire Benefit | Ocean type tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[13]
24 November  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | LST-417 | Landing Ship, Tank | For Royal Navy.[23]
24 November  |  United States | Kaiser Company | Vancouver, Washington | LST-468 | Landing Ship, Tank | For United States Navy.[93]
24 November  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Paul Hamilton Hayne | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
24 November  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Govan | Tweed | River-class frigate | For Royal Navy.[146]
25 November  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Abel Stearns | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
25 November  |  United Kingdom | Vickers-Armstrongs Ltd | Barrow in Furness | Empire Charmian | Heavy lift ship | For Ministry of War Transport
25 November  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | William T. Sherman | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
26 November  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Augustine Heard | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[73]
26 November  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Daniel J. Brewer | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
26 November  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Daniel Willard | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
26 November  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Henry Wyndkoop | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[48]
26 November  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | John Murray Forbes | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[73]
26 November  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Julia Ward Howe | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[73]
26 November  |  United States | Marinship Corporation | Sausalito, California | Lyman Beecher | Liberty ship | For United States Maritime Commission.[125]
26 November  |  United Kingdom | Lithgows Ltd.  | Port Glasgow | Triona | Cargo ship | For British Phosphate Commissioners.[67]
26 November  |  United Kingdom |  |  | Woodcock | Modified Black Swan-class sloop  |
27 November  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Benjamin Ide Wheeler | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
27 November  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | John A. Rawlins | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
27 November  |  United States | Kaiser Company | Vancouver, Washington | LST-469 | Landing Ship, Tank | For United States Navy.[93]
27 November  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Marshall Elliott | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
27 November  |  United States | Walsh-Kaiser Company | Providence, Rhode Island | William Coddington | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[147]
28 November  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Amos G. Throop | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
28 November  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Frank B. Kellogg | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
28 November  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | George W. McCrary | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
28 November  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Thaddeus Kosciuszko | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
29 November  |  United Kingdom | Bartram & Sons Ltd | Sunderland | Empire Prospero | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[108]
29 November  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | James Iredell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
29 November  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Pierre LaClede | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
30 November  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Carls Schurz | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
30 November  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Clark Mills | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[68]
30 November  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | LST-416 | Landing Ship, Tank | For Royal Navy.[23]
30 November  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | LST-418 | Landing Ship, Tank | For Royal Navy.[23]
30 November  |  United States | Kaiser Company | Vancouver, Washington | LST-470 | Landing Ship, Tank | For United States Navy.[93]

## December

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1 December  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Alexander Ramsey | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
1 December  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Penelope Barker | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
1 December  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | William Mulholland | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
2 December  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Henry Barnard | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
2 December  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | John B. Hood | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[49]
3 December  |  Australia | Poole & Steel | Sydney | Cootamundra | Bathurst-class corvette  |
3 December  |  United States | Kaiser Company | Vancouver, Washington | LST-471 | Landing Ship, Tank | For United States Navy.[93]
3 December  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Samuel Jordan Kirkwood | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[48]
4 December  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Gaspar De Portola | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
5 December  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | John S. Copley | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
5 December  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | LST-420 | Landing Ship, Tank | For Royal Navy.[23]
5 December  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | LST-421 | Landing Ship, Tank | For Royal Navy.[23]
6 December  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Alexander Lillington | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
6 December  |  United States | New York Shipbuilding | New York City | Belleau Wood | Independence-class light aircraft carrier  | Converted cruiser hull
6 December  |  United Kingdom | Blyth Dry Docks & Shipbuilding Co Ltd | Blyth | Empire Rosa | Tug | For Ministry of War Transport
6 December  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Frederic Remington | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
7 December  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Alexander White | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[48]
7 December  |  United Kingdom | Blyth Dry Docks & Shipbuilding Co. Ltd | Blyth, Northumberland | Ballinderry | River-class frigate | For Royal Navy.[148]
7 December  |  United States | Bethlehem Steel Company | Quincy, Massachusetts | Bunker Hill | Essex-class aircraft carrier  |
7 December  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Charles Willson Peale | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
7 December  |  United States | Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation | Savannah, Georgia | George Handley | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[149]
7 December  |  United States | Kaiser Company | Vancouver, Washington | LST-472 | Landing Ship, Tank | For United States Navy.[93]
7 December  |  United States | Philadelphia Navy Yard | Philadelphia | New Jersey | Iowa-class battleship  |
7 December  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Pearl Harbor | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
7 December  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Robert T. Lincoln | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
7 December  |  United States | Marinship Corporation | Sausalito, California | Philip Kearny | Liberty ship | For United States Maritime Commission.[125]
7 December  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Sebastian Viscaino | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
8 December  |  Hong Kong | Hong Kong & Whampoa Dock Co. Ltd.  | Hong Kong  | Empire Lanter | Cargo ship | For Japanese Government. Completed at Gyoku Maru.[150]
8 December  |  United States | William Cramp & Sons | Philadelphia | Miami | Cleveland-class light cruiser  |
8 December  |  United Kingdom | Short Brothers Ltd.  | Sunderland | Empire Bardolph | Refrigerated cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
8 December  |  United Kingdom | William Gray & Co. Ltd.  | West Hartlepool | Empire Candida | Scandinavian type cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[134]
8 December  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | William Brewster | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[73]
9 December  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Edwin Booth | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
9 December  |  United Kingdom | Grangemouth Dockyard Co. Ltd.  | Grangemouth | Fireguard | Icemaid type collier | For Gas, Light & Coke Co. Ltd.[144]
9 December  |  United Kingdom | Cammell Laird & Co. Ltd. | Birkenhead | John Holt | Cargo ship | For John Holt Ltd. [151]
9 December  |  United States | Kaiser Company | Vancouver, Washington | LST-473 | Landing Ship, Tank | For United States Navy.[93]
9 December  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Luis Arguello | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
9 December  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Rattler | Algerine-class minesweeper | For Royal Navy.
9 December  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | William C. Endicott | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
10 December  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | LST-422 | Landing Ship, Tank | For Royal Navy.[23]
10 December  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Richard Caswell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
10 December  |  United Kingdom | Scotts Shipbuilding | Greenock | Roebuck | R-class destroyer  |
10 December  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Walter Colton | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
11 December  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Joseph Jefferson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
11 December  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | LST-426 | Landing Ship, Tank | For Royal Navy.[23]
11 December  |  United Kingdom | William Denny and Brothers Ltd. | Dumbarton | Pegu | Cargo ship | For British & Burmese Steam Navigation Co. Ltd.[152]
11 December  |  United Kingdom | Yarrow Shipbuilders | Scoutstoun, Glasgow | Pheasant | Modified Black Swan-class sloop  |
12 December  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Abraham Lincoln | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[48]
12 December  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Archbishop Lamy | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
12 December  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Big Foot Wallace | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[49]
12 December  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Boxer | Tank Landing Craft | For Royal Navy.
12 December  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | LST-424 | Landing Ship, Tank | For Royal Navy.[23]
12 December  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | LST-425 | Landing Ship, Tank | For Royal Navy.[23]
12 December  |  United States | Kaiser Company | Vancouver, Washington | LST-474 | Landing Ship, Tank | For United States Navy.[93]
12 December  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Redfield Proctor | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
13 December  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | King S. Woolsey | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
13 December  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Pocahontas | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
13 December  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Richard Mansfield | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
14 December  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | David Gaillard | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
14 December  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Mayo Brothers | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[48]
15 December  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Benjamin H. Latrobe | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[68]
15 December  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | John Burke | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
15 December  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | J. Sterling Morton | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
16 December  |  United States | Kaiser Company | Vancouver, Washington | LST-475 | Landing Ship, Tank | For United States Navy.[93]
17 December  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Henry J. Raymond | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
17 December  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Jim Bridger | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
17 December  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Louis McLane | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
17 December  |  United Kingdom | Burntisland Shipbuilding Company | Burntisland | Windsor Queen | Cargo ship | For British Channel Islands Shipping Co. Ltd.[27]
18 December  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Amelia Earhart | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[49]
18 December  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Christopher Gadsden | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
18 December  |  United Kingdom | J. L. Thompson & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Empire Brutus | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
19 December  |  United States | Basalt Rock Company | Napa, California | Diver | Diver-class rescue and salvage ship  |
19 December  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Ezra Meeker | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
19 December  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | George H. Dern | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
19 December  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | John Bidwell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
19 December  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Lord Delaware | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
19 December  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | LST-427 | Landing Ship, Tank | For Royal Navy.[23]
20 December  |  United Kingdom | William Doxford & Sons Ltd. | Pallion | Jersey Hart | Cargo ship | For Nolisement Steamship Co. Ltd.[132]
20 December  |  United States | Marinship Corporation | Sausalito, California | Thomas Hart Benton | Liberty ship | For United States Maritime Commission.[125]
20 December  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | William G. McAdoo | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
21 December  |  United Kingdom | Furness Shipbuilding Co. Ltd.  | Haverton Hill-on-Tees | British Vigour | Tanker | For British Tanker Co. Ltd.[40]
21 December  |  United Kingdom | Lithgows Ltd.  | Port Glasgow | Cape Howe | Cargo ship | For Cape of Good Hope Motorship Co Ltd.[67]
21 December  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | James Madison | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[49]
21 December  |  United Kingdom | John I. Thornycroft & Company |  | Narbada | Black Swan-class sloop  |
21 December  |  United Kingdom | Barclay Curle | Glasgow | Empire Courage | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
21 December  |  United Kingdom | Scott & Sons Ltd.  | Bowling | Empire Titania | Modified Warrior-type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[120]
21 December  |  United Kingdom | Caledon Shipbuilding & Engineering Co. Ltd. | Dundee | Norman Monarch | Cargo ship | For Monarch Steamship Co. Ltd. [81]
22 December  |  United Kingdom | Blythswood Shipbuilding Co. Ltd.  | Glasgow | Airsprite | Sprite-class tanker | For Royal Fleet Auxiliary.[85]
22 December  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Betty Zane | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
22 December  |  United Kingdom | J. S. Watson Ltd.  | Gainsborough | Empire Ben | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[153]
22 December  |  United Kingdom | Clelands (Successors) Ltd.  | Wallsend | Empire Sandy | Larch-class tug | For the Admiralty.[129]
22 December  |  United Kingdom | William Doxford & Sons Ltd. | Pallion | English Prince | Cargo ship | For Prince Line Ltd.[132]
22 December  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Hugh S. Legare | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
22 December  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Key Pittman | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
22 December  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Leslie M. Shaw | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
22 December  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | LST-428 | Landing Ship, Tank | For Royal Navy.[23]
22 December  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | LST-430 | Landing Ship, Tank | For Royal Navy.[23]
22 December  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Sacajawea | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
23 December  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | David G. Farragut | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[48]
23 December  |  United Kingdom | Sir J. Laing & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Empire Commerce | Intermediate type tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[154]
23 December  |  United Kingdom | Burntisland Shipbuilding Co. Ltd.  | Burntisland | Empire MacAlpine | MAC ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[155]
23 December  |  United Kingdom | William Gray & Co. Ltd.  | West Hartlepool | Empire Mortimer | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[156]
23 December  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Empire Nerissa | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[157]
23 December  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | James Buchanan | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
23 December  |  United States | Bethlehem Steel Company | San Francisco | Reno | Atlanta-class light cruiser  |
23 December  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Rowallan Castle | Refrigerated cargo ship | For Union-Castle Line.[158]
24 December  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Chief Washakie | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
24 December  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | James J. Pettigrew | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
24 December  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Pat Harrison | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[48]
26 December  |  United Kingdom | A. & J. Inglis Ltd.  | Glasgow | Empire Fay | Coastal tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[109]
26 December  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | George B. Cortelyou | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
27 December  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Anne Bradstreet | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[73]
27 December  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Daniel H. Hill | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
28 December  |  United States | Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation | Savannah, Georgia | James Jackson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[149]
27 December  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | John M. Clayton | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
27 December  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | William E. Borah | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
28 December  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Chief Ouray | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
28 December  |  United Kingdom | Lithgows Ltd.  | Port Glasgow | Empire Treasure | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[111]
28 December  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Frederick Jackson Turner | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
28 December  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | M. M. Guhin | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
28 December  |  United States | Western Pipe and Steel Company | San Pedro, California | Staten Island | Wind-class icebreaker  | For Lend-Lease
28 December  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Willard Hall | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
28 December  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | William L. Marcy | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
28 December  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Woodbridge N. Ferris | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[23]
29 December  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | Empire Laird | Severn type collier | For Ministry of War Transport.[159]
29 December  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Lewis Cass | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
30 December  |  United States | Seattle-Tacoma Shipyard | Tacoma | Carnegie | Bogue-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter for Lend-Lease
30 December  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Champ Clark | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[49]
30 December  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Company | Panama City, Florida | E. Kirby Smith | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[160]
30 December  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | George Davis | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
30 December  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Jeremiah S. Black | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
31 December  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Colin P. Kelly Jr. | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[68]
31 December  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Elihu B. Washburne | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
31 December  |  United Kingdom | John Crown & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Empire Demon | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[47]
31 December  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | George S. Boutwell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[8]
31 December  |  United States | Basalt Rock Company | Napa, California | Grapple | Diver-class rescue and salvage ship  |
31 December  |  United States | Permanente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Joseph G. Cannon | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[16]
31 December  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Lindley M. Garrison | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
31 December  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Simon Willard | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[68]
December  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | John T. Walsh | Tug | For Mobile Towing.[68]

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Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | J. Harker Ltd.  | Knottingley | Barnsdale H. | Motor barge | For J. Harker Ltd.[130]
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | W. J. Yarwood & Sons Ltd.  | Northwich | Bishops Terrier | Lighter | For Liverpool Lighterage Co. Ltd. and/or Bishops Wharf Carrying Co. Ltd.[161]
Unknown date  |  Germany | Norderwerft Koser und Meyer | Hamburg | Boelke | Karl Meyer-class seaplane tender  | For the Luftwaffe
Unknown date  |  |  |  | Danisch Wold | Coastal tanker |
Unknown date  |  Hong Kong | Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Company of Hong Kong Ltd | Hong Kong  | Empire Blossom | Cargo ship | For the Imperial Japanese Navy
Unknown date  |  Norway | Akers Mekaniske Verksted | Oslo | Flandern | Whaler | Requisitioned by the Kriegsmarine on completion
Unknown date  |  Germany | Elsflether Werft AG  | Elsfleth | Flemhude | Coastal tanker | For the Kriegsmarine.[162]
Unknown date  |  Germany | D W Kremer Sohn  | Elmshorn | Grete | Coastal tanker | For the Kriegsmarine
Unknown date  |  Hong Kong | Hong Kong & Whampoa Dock Co. Ltd.  | Hong Kong  | Gyoten Maru | Cargo ship | For Japanese Government.[150]
Unknown date  |  Norway | Akers Mekaniske Verksted | Oslo | Helgoland | Whaler | Requisitioned by the Kriegsmarine on completion
Unknown date  |  Germany |  |  | Hilde | Coastal tanker | For the Kriegsmarine.[163]
Unknown date  |  United States | Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation | Savannah, Georgia | James Oglethorpe | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[149]
Unknown date  |  Denmark | Nakskov Skibs Akt.  | Nakskov | Karin K. Bornhofen | Cargo ship | For R. Bornhofen.[164]
Unknown date  |  Norway | Sarpsborg Mekaniske Verksted  | Sarpsborg | Marsteinen | Coastal tanker | Requisitioned by the Kriegsmarine on completion
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | Brooke Marine Ltd.  | Lowestoft | MGB 622 | Fairmile D motor gun boat | For Royal Navy.[165]
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | Anderson, Rigden & Perkins Ltd.  | Whitstable | MFV-21 | Naval Motor Fishing Vessel | For Royal Navy.[166]
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | J. Bolson & Son Ltd.  | Poole | MMS 58 | MMS-class minesweeper | For Royal Navy.[167]
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | J. Bolson & Son Ltd.  | Poole | MMS 202 | MMS-class minesweeper | For Royal Navy.[168]
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Co. Ltd.  | Chepstow | MOWT 1 | Crane barge | For Ministry of War Transport.[78]
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Co. Ltd.  | Chepstow | MOWT 2 | Crane barge | For Ministry of War Transport.[78]
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Co. Ltd.  | Chepstow | MOWT 3 | Crane barge | For Ministry of War Transport.[78]
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Co. Ltd.  | Chepstow | MOWT 5 | Crane barge | For Ministry of War Transport.[78]
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | Pinklake | Tug | For River Lighterage Co. Ltd.[169]
Unknown date  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Richard Walsh | Tug | For Mobile Towing.[68]
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | J. Hay & Sons Ltd.  | Kirkintilloch | VIC 18 | VIC lighter | For the Admiralty.[170]
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | A. & J. Inglis Ltd.  | Glasgow | Vipya | Ferry | For Nyasaland Railways.[171][172]
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | Bathurst & Co  | Tewkesbury | Unnamed | Steamship | For Admiralty.[173]

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