List of ship launches in 1943

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The list of ship launches in 1943 includes a chronological list of some of the ships launched in 1943.

## January

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2 January  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Calvin Coolidge | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
2 January  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Edward Preble | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
2 January  |  United Kingdom | J. Harker Ltd.  | Knottingley | Empire Rancher | Severn type collier | For Ministry of War Transport.[2]
2 January  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | George Rogers Clark | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
2 January  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | John A. Dix | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
2 January  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | John W. Weeks | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
3 January  |  United States | Marinship Corporation | Sausalito, California | Francis Preston Blair | Liberty ship | For United States Maritime Commission.[5]
3 January  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Harrison Gray Otis | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
4 January  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Benjamin H. Bristow | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
4 January  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | VIC 26 | VIC lighter | For the Admiralty.[8]
5 January  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Joseph H. Hollister | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
5 January  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Stephen B. Elkins | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
6 January  |  United Kingdom | William Pickersgill & Co. Ltd.  | Southwick | Chertsey | Cargo ship | For Watts, Watts & Co. Ltd.[9]
6 January  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Joseph T. Robinson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
6 January  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Louis Joliet | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
6 January  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Walter Raleigh | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
7 January  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Daniel S. Lamont | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
7 January  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Leonidas Polk | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
7 January  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Phoebe A. Hearst | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
8 January  |  United Kingdom | Cochrane & Sons Ltd.  | Selby | Empire Darby | Tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[13]
8 January  |  United Kingdom | William Gray & Co. Ltd.  | West Hartlepool | Empire Harmony | Scandinavian type cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[14]
8 January  |  United Kingdom | Cochrane & Sons Ltd.  | Selby | Empire Joan | Tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[15]
8 January  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | William Windom | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
9 January  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Alexander J. Dallas | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
9 January  |  United Kingdom | Isaac Pimblott & Sons Ltd.  | Northwich | Empire Coast | Empire Lad-class coastal tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[16]
9 January  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | James Woodrow | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
9 January  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | John Harvey | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
9 January  |  United States | Kaiser Company | Vancouver, Washington | LST-465 | Landing Ship, Tank | For United States Navy.[18]
9 January  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Zane Grey | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
10 January  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Robert M. La Folette | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
10 January  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Samuel de Champlain | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
11 January  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | LST-429 | Landing Ship, Tank | For Royal Navy.[17]
11 January  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Pio Pico | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
11 January  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Ready | Algerine-class minesweeper | For Royal Navy.[19]
11 January  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Richard Rush | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
12 January  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Charles J. Folger | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
12 January  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | John Drake Sloat | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
12 January  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Stephen C. Foster | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
13 January  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Robert Howe | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
13 January  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Samuel D. Ingham | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
14 January  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | John A. Logan | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
14 January  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | LST-423 | Landing Ship, Tank | For Royal Navy.[17]
14 January  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Pere Marquette | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
15 January  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Carlos Carillo | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
15 January  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | George W. Campbell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
15 January  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Thomas R. Marshall | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
16 January  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Walter Q. Gresham | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
17 January  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Charles S. Fairchild | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
17 January  |  United States | New York Shipbuilding Corporation | Camden, NJ | Cowpens | Independence-class aircraft carrier  | Converted cruiser hull
17 January  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Lou Gehrig | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
17 January  |  United States | Marinship Corporation | Sausalito, California | Mark Hopkins | Liberty ship | For United States Maritime Commission.[5]
17 January  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Nathaniel Macon | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
17 January  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | William J. Duane | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
18 January  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Andrew G. Curbin | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
18 January  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Black Hawk | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
18 January  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | William S. Young | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
19 January  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | George E. Hale | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
19 January  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | John M. Palmer | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
19 January  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | John Wright Stanly | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
19 January  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Thomas Ewing | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
20 January  |  United Kingdom | John Readhead & Sons Ltd.  | South Shields | Empire Capulet | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
20 January  |  United Kingdom | Burntisland Shipbuilding Company | Burntisland | Firelight | Collier | For Gas, Light & Coke Co. Ltd.[20]
21 January  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Francis Nash | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
21 January  |  United States | Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation | Savannah, Georgia | George Walton | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[21]
21 January  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Thomas Nast | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
21 January  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | William Eustis | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
21 January  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | William McKinley | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
21 January  |  United States | Newport News Shipbuilding | Newport News, Virginia | Yorktown | Essex-class aircraft carrier  |
22 January  |  United Kingdom | Furness Shipbuilding Co Ltd | Haverton Hill-on-Tees | Kumasian | Cargo ship | For United Africa Co. Ltd.[22]
22 January  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Richard Olney | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
22 January  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Richard Yates | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
22 January  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Walter Forward | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
23 January  |  United Kingdom | A. Hall & Co. Ltd.  | Aberdeen | Empire Spitfire | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[23]
23 January  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | John G. Carlisle | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
23 January  |  United Kingdom | Richards Ironworks Ltd.  | Lowestoft | TRV 3 | Torpedo recovery vessel  | For the Admiralty.[24]
24 January  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Ephraim Brevard | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
24 January  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Nancy Hanks | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
24 January  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Samuel P. Langley | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
25 January  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Horace Gray | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
25 January  |  United Kingdom | Ardrossan Dockyard Ltd.  | Ardrossan | Southern Coast | Coaster | For Coast Lines Ltd.[25]
26 January  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | George E. Badger | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
26 January  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | James Robertson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
26 January  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Govan | Oxna | Isles-class trawler | For Royal Navy.[26]
27 January  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | William C. Gorgas | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[27]
28 January  |  United States | Marinship Corporation | Sausalito, California | Andrew D. White | Liberty ship | For United States Maritime Commission.[5]
28 January  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Daniel Webster | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
28 January  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Edward P. Costigan | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
28 January  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Henry B. Brown | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
28 January  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | John Armstrong | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
28 January  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | William J. Worth | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
29 January  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Frankli MacVeagh | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
29 January  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Lyman J. Gage | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
30 January  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Benjamin Bonneville | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
30 January  |  United States | Seattle-Tacoma Shipyard | Tacoma, WA | Cordova | Bogue-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter for Lend-Lease as HMS Khedive
30 January  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Flora MacDonald | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
30 January  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Howard Stansbury | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
30 January  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Molly Pitcher | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
30 January  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Pierre Soule | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
31 January  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | George M. Bibb | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
31 January  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Lawton B. Evans | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[27]
31 January  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Noah Webster | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
31 January  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Richard Henderson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
31 January  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Robert Stuart | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
31 January  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Walter E. Ranger | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
January  |  United Kingdom | Anderson, Rigden & Perkins Ltd.  | Whitstable | MFV-22 | Naval Motor Fishing Vessel | For Royal Navy.[28]
January  |  United Kingdom | Isaac Pimblott & Sons Ltd.  | Northwich | VIC 16 | VIC lighter | For the Admiralty.[29]

## February

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2 February  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Robert J. Walker | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
2 February  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | William Dunbar | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
3 February  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | James Sprunt | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
3 February  |  United Kingdom | J. Samuel White | East Cowes | Talybont | Hunt-class destroyer | For Royal Navy
4 February  |  United Kingdom | Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richardson Ltd.  | Newcastle upon Tyne | British Respect | Tanker | For British Tanker Co. Ltd.[30]
4 February  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | George C. Yount | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
4 February  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Sieur Duluth | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
4 February  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | William H. Aspinwall | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
5 February  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | George Shiras | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
5 February  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | William H. Crawford | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
5 February  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | William M. Meredith | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
6 February  |  United States | Western Pipe and Steel Company | San Francisco, California | Eastwind | Wind-class icebreaker | For United States Navy
6 February  |  United Kingdom | Bartram & Sons | Sunderland, County Durham | Empire Deed | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
6 February  |  United Kingdom | Grangemouth Dockyard | Grangemouth | Empire Harbour | Coastal tanker | For Ministry of War Transport
6 February  |  United Kingdom | William Gray & Co. Ltd.  | West Hartlepool | Empire Prowess | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[31]
6 February  |  United States | Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation | Savannah, Georgia | Lyman Hall | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[21]
6 February  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Matt W. Ransom | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
6 February  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Samuel Blatchford | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
6 February  |  United States | Marinship Corporation | Sausalito, California | Sebastian Cermeno | Liberty ship | For United States Maritime Commission.[5]
6 February  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Solomon Juneau | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
7 February  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Charles Wilkes | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
7 February  |  United Kingdom | Charles Connell & Co Ltd  | Glasgow | Empire Celia | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[32]
7 February  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | John Whiteaker | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
7 February  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff Ltd.  | Belfast | Narica | Tanker | For Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co. Ltd.[33][34]
8 February  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Edward Fanning | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
9 February  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Grenville M. Dodge | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
9 February  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Phineas Banning | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
9 February  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Sam Jackson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
10 February  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Furnifiel M. Simmons | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
10 February  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | James Barbour | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
11 February  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Mahlon Pitney | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
11 February  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Owen Summers | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
11 February  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | William Pierce Frye | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
12 February  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Edmund Randolph | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
12 February  |  United States | Marinship Corporation | Sausalito, California | Peter Donahue | Liberty ship | For United States Maritime Commission.[5]
12 February  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Robert Bacon | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
12 February  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Thomas Kearns | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
12 February  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | William R. Day | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
13 February  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Arthur Riggs | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
13 February  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Edward B. Dudley | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
13 February  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Edward Livingston | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
13 February  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Justin S. Morrill | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
13 February  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Rufus W. Peckham | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
14 February  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Eliphalet Nott | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
14 February  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Isaac Sharpless | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
15 February  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | John H. Eatoon | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
16 February  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Josiah Royce | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
16 February  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Julien Dubuque | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
16 February  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Lot Whitcomb | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
16 February  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Willie Jones | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
17 February  |  United States | Bath Iron Works | Bath, Maine | Abbot | Fletcher-class destroyer | For United States Navy
17 February  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Vitus Bering | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
18 February  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Daniel Drake | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
18 February  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Moreton M. McCarver | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
18 February  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Nathan Clifford | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
19 February  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Adoniram Judson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
19 February  |  United Kingdom | Short Brothers Ltd.  | Sunderland | Empire Friendship | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
19 February  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | George Sharswood | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
19 February  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | James Moore | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
19 February  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Joel R. Poinsett | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
20 February  |  Australia | Evans Deakin and Company | Brisbane | Ararat | Bathurst-class corvette | For Royal Australian Navy
20 February  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Benjamin Lundy | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
20 February  |  United Kingdom | S. P. Austin & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Bowcombe | C-type coaster | For .Stephenson, Clarke Ltd.[35]
20 February  |  United States | Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding Corporation | Tacoma, Washington | Delgada | Bogue-class escort carrier | For United States Navy
20 February  |  United States | Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding Corporation | Tacoma, Washington | Estero | Bogue-class escort carrier | For United States Navy
20 February  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Hall J. Kelley | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
20 February  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | John R. Park | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
20 February  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Louis D. Branders | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
21 February  |  United States | Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation | Savannah, Georgia | John Milledge | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[21]
22 February  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Alfred Moore | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
22 February  |  United Kingdom | William Gray & Co. Ltd.  | West Hartlepool | Empire Valour | Scandinavian type cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[14]
22 February  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Henry L. Benning | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
23 February  |  United States | Newport News Shipbuilding | Newport News, Virginia | Biloxi | Cleveland-class cruiser | For United States Navy
22 February  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | John W. Cullen | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
23 February  |  United Kingdom | Furness Shipbuilding Co. Ltd.  | Haverton Hill-on-Tees | British Purpose | Tanker | For British Tanker Co. Ltd.[36]
23 February  |  United Kingdom | Greenock Dockyard Co. Ltd. | Greenock | Clan Campbell | Cargo ship | For the Clan Line Steamers Ltd.[37]
23 February  |  United Kingdom | G. Brown & Co. (Marine) Ltd.  | Greenock | Empire Audrey | Coastal tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[38]
23 February  |  United Kingdom | Lithgows Ltd.  | Port Glasgow | Empire Beatrice | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[39]
23 February  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Theodore Dwight Weld | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
24 February  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Hiram S. Maxim | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
24 February  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | John Bell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
24 February  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Nathaniel J. Wyeth | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
24 February  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Philander C. Knox | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
24 February  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Theodore Parker | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
25 February  |  United States | Bethlehem Hingham Shipyard | Hingham, Massachusetts | Daniel T. Griffin | Buckley-class destroyer escort | For United States Navy
25 February  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Henderson Luelling | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
25 February  |  United States | Walsh-Kaiser Company | Providence, Rhode Island | John Clarke | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[40]
25 February  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | John G. Nicolay | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
25 February  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | John Trumbull | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
25 February  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Company | Panama City, Florida | Newton D. Baker | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[41]
25 February  |  United Kingdom | Harrow's  | Scotstoun | Redpole | Modified Black Swan-class sloop | For Royal Navy.[42]
25 February  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Woodrow Wilson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
27 February  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | E. J. Harriman | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
27 February  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | James G. Birney | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
27 February  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | James W. Denver | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
26 February  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | James B. Hickock | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
28 February  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Edward Bates | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
28 February  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Lydia M. Child | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
28 February  |  United States | New York Shipbuilding Corporation | Camden, New Jersey  | Monterey | Independence-class aircraft carrier | For United States Navy
28 February  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 1 | TID-class tug | For the Admiralty.[43]
28 February  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | William D. Pender | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | Harland and Wolff | Govan, Renfrewshire | Powerful | Majestic-class aircraft carrier | For Royal Navy

## March

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1 March  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Cushing Bells | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
1 March  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Roger Griswold | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
1 March  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Thomas Cresap | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
2 March  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Rachel Jackson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
2 March  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | William B. Ogden | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
3 March  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | James Harrod | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
3 March  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | John Gallup | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
4 March  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Charles P. Steinmetz | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
4 March  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | James McHenry | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
4 March  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Josiah B. Grinnell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
4 March  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Maria Mitchell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
5 March  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Christopher Greenup | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
5 March  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Hannibal Hamlin | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
5 March  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | John C. Spencer | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
5 March  |  United Kingdom | Caledon Shipbuilding & Engineering Co. Ltd. | Dundee | Scottish Monarch | Cargo ship | For Monarch Steamship Co. Ltd. [44]
5 March  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | William D. Moseley | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
6 March  |  United States | William Cramp & Sons | Philadelphia | Astoria | Cleveland-class light cruiser  |
6 March  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Lucius Q. C. Lamar | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
6 March  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Margaret Fuller | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
6 March  |  United Kingdom | R. & W. Hawthorn, Leslie and Co. Ltd.  | Newcastle upon Tyne | Rippingham Grange | Cargo ship | For Houlder Line Ltd.[45]
6 March  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 2 | TID-class tug | For the War Department.[43]
6 March  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | William Osler | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
6 March  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | William Wilkins | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
7 March  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Amos Kendall | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
7 March  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Ezra Cornell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
7 March  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Francis Amasa Walker | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
7 March  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Timothy Dwight | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
8 March  |  United Kingdom | Sir J. Laing & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Empire Alliance | Norwegian type tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[46]
8 March  |  United Kingdom | William Doxford & Sons Ltd | Sunderland | Empire Cheer | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
8 March  |  United Kingdom | Sir W G Armstrong, Whitworth & Co (Shipbuilders) Ltd | Newcastle upon Tyne | Empire Farmer | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
8 March  |  United Kingdom | Henry Scarr Ltd.  | Hessle | Empire Mascot | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[47]
8 March  |  United States | Western Pipe and Steel Company | San Pedro, California | Southwind | Wind-class icebreaker  |
6 March  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | William B. Allison | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
9 March  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Belva Lockwood | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
9 March  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | David L. Swain | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
9 March  |  United Kingdom | William Hamilton & Co. Ltd. | Port Glasgow | Empire Trumpet | Cargo ship | For the Ministry of War Transport.[37]
9 March  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Henry Gilbert Costin | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
9 March  |  United Kingdom | Blythswood Shipbuilding Co. Ltd.  | Glasgow | Ninella | Tanker | For Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co. Ltd.[48]
10 March  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Ansel Briggs | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
10 March  |  United Kingdom | John Readhead & Sons Ltd.  | South Shields | Empire Perdita | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[49]
10 March  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Johns Hopkins | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
10 March  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | William H. Welch | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
11 March  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Arickaree | T2 Tanker | For War Shipping Administration.[27]
11 March  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Clifford D. Mallory | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
11 March  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Kenneth A. J. MacKenzie | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
11 March  |  United Kingdom | Fleming & Ferguson Ltd.  | Paisley | MOWT 9 | Crane barge | For Ministry of War Transport.[50]
11 March  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Nathaniel Currier | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
12 March  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Alice F. Palmer | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
12 March  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Jacques Laramie | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
12 March  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Jonathan Worth | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
13 March  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Elias Boudinot | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
13 March  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Henry H. Richardson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
13 March  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Lucretia Mott | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
13 March  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Lucy Stone | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
13 March  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Co.  | Brunswick, Georgia | James M. Wayne | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[51]
14 March  |  United States | St. Johns River Shipbuilding Company | Jacksonville, Florida | Ponce De Leon | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[52]
14 March  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Richard Hovey | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
15 March  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | James M. Goodhue | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
15 March  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Matthew T. Goldsboro | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
15 March  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Pierre Gibault | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
16 March  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Fitzhugh Lee | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
16 March  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Frances E. Willard | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
16 March  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Henry H. Sibley | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
16 March  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 3 | TID-class tug | For the Admiralty.[43]
16 March  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | William S. Haisted | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
17 March  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Benjamin H. Grierson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
17 March  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Henry H. Rice | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
17 March  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Timothy Bloodworth | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
18 March  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Elisha Mitchell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
18 March  |  United Kingdom | Lithgows Ltd.  | Port Glasgow | Empire Miranda | Cargo ship  | For Ministry of War Transport.[53]
18 March  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Howard A. Kelly | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
18 March  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | James Ives | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
18 March  |  United Kingdom | Barclay, Curle & Co. Ltd. | Glasgow | Socotra | Cargo ship | For British India Steam Navigation Company.[54]
19 March  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Betsy Ross | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
19 March  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Elijah P. Lovejoy | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
19 March  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | John Howland | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
19 March  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | John S. Pillsbury | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
19 March  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Jubal A. Early | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
19 March  |  United States | Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation | Savannah, Georgia | Robert Toombs | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[21]
20 March  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Rinaldo | Algerine-class minesweeper | For Royal Navy.[55]
21 March  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Abigail Adams | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
21 March  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Christopher Gale | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
21 March  |  India |  |  | Godavari | Black Swan-class sloop  |
21 March  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Graham Taylor | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
21 March  |  United Kingdom | Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richardson Ltd.  | Wallsend | Nacella | Tanker | For Anglo-Saxon Petroelum Co. Ltd.[56]
21 March  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Thomas Corwin | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
22 March  |  United States | Seattle-Tacoma Shipyard | Tacoma, Washington | Edisto | Bogue-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter for Lend-Lease as HMS Nabob
22 March  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Knute Nelson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
22 March  |  United Kingdom | William Pickersgill & Co. Ltd.  | Southwick | Stanridge | Cargo ship | For Stanhope Steamship Co. Ltd.[9]
23 March  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Albert B. Cummins | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
23 March  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff Ltd.  | Govan | British Patience | Tanker | For British Tanker Co. Ltd.[57][58]
23 March  |  United Kingdom | J. L. Thompson & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Chinese Prince | Cargo ship | For Prince Line Ltd.[59]
23 March  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | James B. Weaver | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
23 March  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Samanco | Cargo ship | For Pacific Steam Navigation Company.[60]
24 March  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | David Dudley Field | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
24 March  |  United Kingdom | Ailsa Shipbuilding & Co. Ltd.  | Troon | Empire Jessica | Scandinavian type cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[61]
23 March  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | James W. Grimes | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
24 March  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | John J. Abel | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
24 March  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | William L. Davidson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
25 March  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | David Starr Jordan | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
25 March  |  United Kingdom | Furness Shipbuilding Co Ltd | Haverton Hill-on-Tees | Lafian | Cargo ship | For United Africa Co. Ltd.[22]
25 March  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 4 | TID-class tug | For the Admiralty.[43]
25 March  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | William H. Wilmer | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
26 March  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Franklin P. Mall | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
26 March  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | George L. Baker | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
26 March  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | James Guthrie | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
26 March  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Simon Newcomb | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
26 March  |  United States | Marinship Corporation | Sausalito, California | Sun Yat Sen | Liberty ship | For United States Maritime Commission.[5]
27 March  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Aedanus Burke | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
27 March  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Amy Lowell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
27 March  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Chief Joseph | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
27 March  |  United Kingdom | A & J Inglis Ltd.  | Glasgow | Empire Coppice | Coastal tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[62]
27 March  |  Italy | Cantieri Riuniti dell'Adriatico | Trieste | Arturo | Ariete-class torpedo boat  | Built for Regia Marina but taken over by Germany as TA24[63]
27 March  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | John Banyard | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
27 March  |  United States | St. Johns River Shipbuilding Company | Jacksonville, Florida | John Gorrie | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[52]
28 March  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Elizabeth Blackwell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
28 March  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | John Sullivan | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
14 March  |  United States | Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation | Savannah, Georgia | Robert M. T. Hunter | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[21]
28 March  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Walker Taylor | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
29 March  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Henry W. Corbett | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
29 March  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Richard S. Ewell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
29 March  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Samuel Dexter | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
29 March  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | William G. Fargo | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
30 March  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Howell Cobb | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
30 March  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Santiago Iglesias | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
31 March  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Birch Coolie | T2 Tanker | For War Shipping Administration.[27]
31 March  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Edward N. Hurley | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
31 March  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | George E. Pickett | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
31 March  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | George Flavel | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
31 March  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Company | Panama City, Florida | John Bascomb | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[41]
31 March  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Roger Moore | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
31 March  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | S. Hall Young | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
31 March  |  United States | Western Pipe and Steel Company | San Pedro, California | Westwind | Wind-class icebreaker  |
31 March  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | William James | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]

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1 April  |  United States | Basalt Rock Company | Napa, California | Cable | Diver-class rescue and salvage ship  |
1 April  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | John H. Couch | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
1 April  |  United States | Basalt Rock Company | Napa, California | Preserver | Diver-class rescue and salvage ship  |
1 April  |  United States | Basalt Rock Company | Napa, California | Shackle | Diver-class rescue and salvage ship  |
1 April  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 5 | TID-class tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[64]
2 April  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Jacques Cartier | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
2 April  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | J. H. Kincaid | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
3 April  |  United States | Basalt Rock Company | Napa, California | Chain | Diver-class rescue and salvage ship  |
3 April  |  United Kingdom | William Gray & Co. Ltd.  | West Hartlepool | Empire Mountain | Scandinavian type cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[14]
3 April  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | George H. Flanders | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
3 April  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Rosario | Algerine-class minesweeper | For Royal Navy.[65]
3 April  |  Australia | HMA Naval Dockyard | Williamstown, Victoria | Stawell | Bathurst-class corvette  |
4 April  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Alexander Baranof | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
4 April  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Bernard N. Baker | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
4 April  |  United States | New York Shipbuilding Corporation | Camden, New Jersey | Cabot | Independence-class light aircraft carrier  | Converted cruiser hull
5 April  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Benjamin N. Cardozo | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
5 April  |  United States | Kaiser Shipyards | Vancouver, Washington | Casablanca | Casablanca-class escort carrier  | Converted S4 merchant hull
5 April  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Emma Willard | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
5 April  |  United Kingdom | S. P. Austin & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Empire Judy | Coaster | For Ministry of War Transport.[66]
5 April  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Francis W. Pettygrove | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
5 April  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Hugh McCulloch | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
5 April  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Joseph Warren | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
5 April  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Stanford White | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
5 April  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | William N. Pendleton | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
6 April  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Robert Rowan | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
6 April  |  United States | Walsh-Kaiser Company | Providence, Rhode Island | Samuel Gorton | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[40]
6 April  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Thomas Fitzsimons | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
7 April  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Charles M. Schwab | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
7 April  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | George D. Prentice | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
7 April  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Henry Failing | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
7 April  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Sheledon Jackson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
7 April  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Co.  | Brunswick, Georgia | William B. Woods | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[51]
7 April  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | William Carson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
7 April  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Winfred L. Smith | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
8 April  |  United Kingdom | Cammell Laird & Co. Ltd.  | Birkenhead | British Restraint | Tanker | For British Tanker Co. Ltd.[36]
8 April  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | John Chandler | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
8 April  |  United Kingdom | William Doxford & Sons | Sunderland | Empire Beauty | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
8 April  |  United Kingdom | Lithgows Ltd.  | Port Glasgow | Empire Falstaff | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[53]
8 April  |  United Kingdom | S P Austin & Sons Ltd  | Sunderland | Empire Judy | Coaster | For Ministry of War Transport
8 April  |  United Kingdom | Short Brothers Ltd.  | Sunderland | Empire Manor | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[67]
8 April  |  United Kingdom | Vickers-Armstrongs Ltd.  | Barrow in Furness | Empire Viceory | Heavy lift ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[68]
8 April  |  United States | New York Shipbuilding Corporation | Camden, New Jersey | Huntington | Fargo-class light cruiser  |
8 April  |  United Kingdom | Goole Shipbuilding & Repairing Co. Ltd.  | Goole | Empire Samson | Modified Warrior-type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[69]
8 April  |  United Kingdom | Lithgows Ltd  | Glasgow | Empire Falstaff | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
8 April  |  United Kingdom | William Doxford & Sons Ltd. | Pallion | Trevelyan | Cargo ship | For Hain Steamship Co. Ltd.[70]
9 april  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | B. F. Shaw | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
9 April  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Luther Burbank | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
9 April  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Thomas W. Bickett | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
10 April  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Charles H. Windham | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
10 April  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Charles Piez | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
10 April  |  United States | Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation | Savannah, Georgia | Crawford W. Long | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[21]
10 April  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Moses Austin | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
10 April  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Tarleton Brown | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
10 April  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 6 | TID-class tug | For the Admiralty Ministry of War Transport.[71]
11 April  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | George M. Pullman | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
11 April  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Simon Bolivar | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
12 April  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Horace Williams | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
12 April  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Juan Flaco Brown | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
13 April  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Bushrod Washington | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
13 April  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Louis Agassiz | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
13 April  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Thaddeus S. C. Lowe | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
13 April  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | William Strong | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
14 April  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Benito Juarez | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
14 April  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Edward Bellamy | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
14 April  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Jose Bonifacio | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
14 April  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Miguel Hidalgo | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
14 April  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Wilbur Wright | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
15 April  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Charles Sumner | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
15 April  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Levis Woodbury | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
15 April  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | William Phips | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
16 April  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Cass Gilbert | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
16 April  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Henry Groves Connor | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
16 April  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Josiah D. Whitney | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
16 April  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 7 | TID-class tug | For the Admiralty.[71]
16 April  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | William Thornton | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
17 April  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | David G. Burnet | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
17 April  |  United States | St. Johns River Shipbuilding Company | Jacksonville, Florida | Francis Asbury | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[52]
17 April  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Homer Lea | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
17 April  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Joseph P. Bradley | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
17 April  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Thomas L. Clingman | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
17 April  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | William M. Gwin | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
18 April  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Glen Curtiss | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
18 April  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Gouverneur Morris | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
18 April  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | John Holmes | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
18 April  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Mark Keppel | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
18 April  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | William A. Jones | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
19 April  |  United States | Fore River Shipyard | Quincy, MA | Canberra | Baltimore-class heavy cruiser  |
19 April  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | David Caldwell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
19 April  |  United States | Kaiser Shipyards | Vancouver, Washington | Liscome Bay | Casablanca-class escort carrier  | Converted S4 merchant hull
20 April  |  United Kingdom | J. L. Thompson & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Denewood | Cargo ship | For John I. Jacobs & Co. Ltd.[59]
20 April  |  United Kingdom | Burntisland Shipbuilding Company | Burntisland | Empire Glory | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[72]
20 April  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | George Eastman | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
20 April;  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Gilbert Stuart | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
20 April  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Spanker | Algerine-class minesweeper | For Royal Navy.[73]
21 April  |  United Kingdom | Grangemouth Dockyard Co. Ltd.  | Grangemouth | Empire Citizen | Icemaid type collier | For Ministry of War Transport.[74]
21 April  |  United Kingdom | Lithgows Ltd | Greenock | Empire Florizel | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
21 April  |  United Kingdom | Clelands (Successors) Ltd.  | Wallsend | Empire John | Larch-class tug | For the Admiralty.[75]
21 April  |  United States | Seattle-Tacoma Shipyard | Tacoma, WA  | Jamaica | Bogue-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter for Lend-Lease as HMS Shah
21 April  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | James E. Howard | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
21 April  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Wiley Post | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
22 April  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | DeWitt Clinton | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
22 April  |  United Kingdom | Scott & Sons Ltd.  | Bowling | Empire Griffin | Modified Warrior-type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[76]
22 April  |  United Kingdom | Sir J. Laing & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Empire Inventor | Norwegian type tanker | For .[77]
22 April  |  United Kingdom | Bartram & Sons Ltd | Sunderland | Empire Rock | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[78]
22 April  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | George Gershwin | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
22 April  |  United States | Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation | Savannah, Georgia | John C. Breckinridge | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[21]
22 April  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | John Woolman | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
22 April  |  India |  |  | Kistna | Modified Black Swan-class sloop  |
22 April  |  United States | Walsh-Kaiser Company | Providence, Rhode Island | Lyman Abbott | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[40]
22 April  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Waigstil Avery | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
22 April  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Company | Panama City, Florida | William J. Bryan | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[41]
22 April  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | William M. Evarts | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
23 April  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Cyrus W. Field | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
23 April  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | General Vallejo | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
23 April  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | James S. Hogg | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
23 April  |  United Kingdom | J. Bolson & Son Ltd.  | Poole | MMS 281 | MMS-class minesweeper | For Royal Navy.[79]
23 April  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Richard Harding Davis | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
23 April  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 8 | TID-class tug | For the Admiralty.[71]
23 April  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Ward Hunt | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
24 April  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Anson Burlingame | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
24 April  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Buffalo Wallow | T2 Tanker | For War Shipping Administration.[27]
24 April  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Cornelia P. Spencer | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
24 April  |  United States | Basalt Rock Company | Napa, California | Curb | Diver-class rescue and salvage ship
24 April  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Henry S. Foote | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
24 April  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | William Pepper | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
25 April  |  United States | Marinship Corporation | Sausalito, California | Escambier | T2 tanker | For United States Maritime Commission.[5]
25 April  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Isaac Babbitt | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
25 April  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | William H. McGuffey | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
26 April  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Andrew Rowan | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
26 April  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Emily Dickinson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
26 April  |  United States | Newport News Shipbuilding | Newport News, VA  | Intrepid | Essex-class aircraft carrier  |
26 April  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | William W. Gerhard | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
27 April  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Charles E. Duryea | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
27 April  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Cushman K. Davis | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
27 April  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Thomas Hill | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
27 April  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Walter Hines Page | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
28 April  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Edward W. Scripps | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
28 April  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | George L. Shaup | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
29 April  |  United States | Walsh-Kaiser Company | Providence, Rhode Island | James De Wolf | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[40]
29 April  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Co.  | Brunswick, Georgia | Joseph R. Lamar | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[51]
29 April  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Louis Hennepin | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
29 April  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Silas Weir Mitchell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
30 April  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Benjamin D. Wilson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
30 April  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Benjamin Holt | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
30 April  |  United Kingdom | Caledon Shipbuilding & Engineering Co. Ltd. | Dundee | Iceland | Cargo ship | For Currie Line Ltd. [44]
30 April  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Ignatius Donnelly | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
30 April  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Jane Long | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
30 April  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Joseph A. Brown | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
30 April  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Joseph Leidy | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
30 April  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Josiah Snelling | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
30 April  |  United States | Ingalls Shipbuilding | Pascagoula, Mississippi | Sea Scamp | Type C3 troop transport | For U.S. Navy

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1 May  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Charles Henderson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
1 May  |  United States | Kaiser Shipyards | Vancouver, Washington | Coral Sea | Casablanca-class escort carrier  | Converted S4 merchant hull
1 May  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | F. T. Frelinghuysen | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
2 May  |  United States | Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation | Savannah, Georgia | Button Gwinnett | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[21]
2 May  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | James R. Randall | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
2 May  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Joseph Sepulveda | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
2 May  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Oliver Evans | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
2 May  |  United Kingdom | Alexander Stephen & Sons Ltd.  | Linthouse | Paparoa | Refrigerated cargo liner | For New Zealand Shipping Co. Ltd.[80]
2 May  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Robert Newell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
3 May  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Asa Gray | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
3 May  |  United Kingdom | Burntisland Shipbuilding Company | Burntisland | Cormarsh | Collier | For Wm. Cory & Son Ltd.[81]
3 May  |  United Kingdom | William Denny & Bros. Ltd.  | Dumbarton | Empire MacAndrew | MAC ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[82]
3 May  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Henry Wilson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
3 May  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Company | Panama City, Florida | Joseph M. Medill | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[41]
3 May  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Mary Lyon | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
4 May  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Empire Industry | Ocean type tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[83][84]
4 May  |  United Kingdom | William Gray & Co. Ltd.  | West Hartlepool | Empire Peak | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[31]
4 May  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Ignace Paderewski | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
4 May  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | James B. Bonham | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
4 May  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | John Morgan | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
4 May  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Robert F. Hoke | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
4 May  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Stanford Newel | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
4 May  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 9 | TID-class tug | For the Admiralty.[71]
4 May  |  United Kingdom | William Doxford & Sons Ltd. | Pallion | Trevince | Cargo ship | For Hain Steamship Co. Ltd.[70]
4 May  |  United Kingdom | Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richardson Ltd.  | Wallsend | Vindex | Escort carrier | For Royal Navy.[85]
5 May  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Charles Lummis | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
5 May  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Elisha Graves Otis | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
5 May  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Thomas W. Hyde | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
5 May  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | William T. G. Vault | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
6 May  |  United Kingdom | William Gray & Co. Ltd.  | West Hartlepool | Empire Buttress | Scandinavian type cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[14]
6 May  |  United Kingdom | Goole Shipbuilding & Repairing Co. Ltd.  | Goole | Empire Jester | Modified Warrior-type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[69]
6 May  |  United Kingdom | Cochrane & Sons Ltd.  | Selby | Empire Sara | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[86]
6 May  |  United Kingdom | Richards Ironworks Ltd.  | Lowestoft | Empire Sportsman | Coaster | For Ministry of War Transport.[87]
6 May  |  United States | Seattle-Tacoma Shipyard | Tacoma, Washington | Keweenaw | Bogue-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter for Lend-Lease as HMS Patroller
6 May  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Knute Rockne | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
7 May  |  United Kingdom |  |  | Amethyst | Modified Black Swan-class sloop  |
7 May  |  United Kingdom | Cochrane & Sons Ltd.  | Selby | Empire Sybil | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[86]
7 May  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | George Washington Carver | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
7 May  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Jedediah S. Smith | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
7 May  |  United States | St. Johns River Shipbuilding Company | Jacksonville, Florida | John J. Crittenden | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[52]
7 May  |  United Kingdom | John Readhead & Sons Ltd.  | South Shields | Kelmscott | Cargo ship | For Pachesham Steamship Co.[88]
7 May  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Sallie S. Cotton | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
7 May  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | William H. Gray | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
7 May  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | William H. Webb | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
8 May  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | James J. Corbett | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
8 May  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Josiah Nelson Cushing | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
9 May  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Edward Eggleston | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
|  United States | Marinship Corporation | Sausalito, California | Kennebago | T2 tanker | For United States Maritime Commission.[5]
10 May  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | James A. Bayard | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
10 May  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | John Burroughs | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
10 May  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | John Owen | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
10 May  |  United States | Walsh-Kaiser Company | Providence, Rhode Island | Moses Brown | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[40]
10 May  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Robert Lowry | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
10 May  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Thomas A. Hendricks | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
10 may  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 10 | TID-class tug | For the Admiralty.[71]
10 May  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Walter Camp | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
11 May  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Camas Meadows | T2 Tanker | For War Shipping Administration.[27]
11 May  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Charles Crocker | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
11 May  |  Sweden | Öresunds Varve A/B  | Landskrona | Eberhart Essberger | Cargo ship | For J T Essberger, Hamburg
11 May  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Stevenson Taylor | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
12 May  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Charles A. McAllister | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
12 May  |  United States | Kaiser Shipyards | Vancouver, Washington | Corregidor | Casablanca-class escort carrier  | Converted S4 merchant hull
12 May  |  United States | Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation | Savannah, Georgia | Felix Grundy | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[21]
12 May  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Hobart Baker | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
12 May  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | James W. Fannin | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
12 May  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Jonathan Jennings | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
13 May  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Elbert Hubbard | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
13 May  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Eugene Field | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
13 May  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | John S. Casement | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
13 May  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Philip Doddridge | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
14 May  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Anson Jones | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
14 May  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Christy Mathewson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
14 May  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | George W. Julian | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
14 May  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | P. T. Barnum | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
14 May  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Samuel Bowles | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
15 May  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | John Grier Hibben | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
16 May  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | George Gipp | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
16 May  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Henry S. Lane | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
16 May  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | John E. Schmeltzer | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
16 May  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Mary Cassatt | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
16 May  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Thomas Oliver Larkin | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
17 May  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Frederick L. Dau | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
17 May  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Haym Salomon | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
17 May  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Julien Poydras | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
17 May  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 11 | TID-class tug | For the War Department.[71]
18 May  |  United Kingdom | William Doxford & Sons Ltd. | Pallion | Avonmoor | Cargo ship | For Moor Line Ltd.[70]
18 May  |  United Kingdom | Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richardson Ltd.  | Newcastle upon Tyne | Empire MacCabe | MAC tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[89]
18 May  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | George Poindexter | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
18 May  |  United Kingdom | Charles Connell & Co Ltd  | Glasgow | Hughli | Cargo ship | For J. Nourse Ltd.[90]
18 May  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | James Oliver | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
18 May  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | John L. Motley | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
18 May  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Juan Bautistade Anza | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
18 May  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Kemp P. Battle | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
18 May  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Matthew B. Brady | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
18 May  |  United Kingdom | Fleming & Ferguson Ltd.  | Paisley | MOWT 10 | Crane barge | For Ministry of War Transport.[50]
18 May  |  United States | Seattle-Tacoma Shipyard | Tacoma, Washington | Prince | Bogue-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter for Lend-Lease as HMS Rajah
18 May  |  United Kingdom | Caledon Shipbuilding & Engineering Co. Ltd. | Dundee | Telemachus | Cargo ship | For Ocean Steamship Co. [91]
19 May  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Company | Panama City, Florida | Elihu Root | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[41]
19 May  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Eric V. Hauser | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
19 May  |  United States | Marinship Corporation | Sausalito, California | Lackawapan | T2 tanker | For United States Maritime Commission.[5]
19 May  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Michael Pupin | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
19 May  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Co.  | Brunswick, Georgia | Thomas Todd | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[51]
20 May  |  United Kingdom | William Pickersgill & Co. Ltd.  | Southwick | Chiswick | Cargo ship | For Watts, Watts & Co. Ltd.[9]
20 May  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Edward A. MacDowell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
20 May  |  United Kingdom | Furness Shipbuilding Ltd | Haverton Hill-on-Tees | Empire Chieftain | Standard Fast type cargo liner | For Ministry of War Transport.[92]
20 May  |  United Kingdom | Lithgows Ltd.  | Port Glasgow | Empire Service | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[53]
20 May  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Lyman Stewart | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
20 May  |  United Kingdom | J. & G. Thompson Ltd.  | Clydebank | Nairana | Nairana-class escort carrier | For Royal Navy.[93]
20 May  |  United States | Basalt Rock Company | Napa, California | Valve | Diver-class rescue and salvage ship  |
21 May  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Conrad Weiser | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
21 May  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | John M. T. Finney | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
21 May  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | R. C. Brennan | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
21 May  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Robert Dale Owen | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
21 May  |  United States | St. Johns River Shipbuilding Company | Jacksonville, Florida | Sidney Lanier | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[52]
21 May  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 30 | TID-class tug | For the Admiralty Ministry of War Transport.[94]
22 May  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | George F. Patten | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
22 May  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | John Alden | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
22 May  |  United States | Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation | Savannah, Georgia | Langdon Cheves | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[21]
22 May  |  United States | New York Shipbuilding Corporation | Camden, NJ  | Langley | Independence-class light aircraft carrier  | Converted cruiser hull
22 May  |  United Kingdom | Grangemouth Dockyard Co Ltd | Grangemouth | Empire Wrestler | Coastal tanker | For Ministry of War Transport
22 May  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Frederick Douglass | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
22 May  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Joseph Smith | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
23 May  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Clarence Darrow | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
23 May  |  United Kingdom | Henry Scarr Ltd.  | Hessle | Empire Maisie | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[47]
23 May  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Francis E. Warren | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
23 May  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | John P. Mitchell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
24 May  |  United Kingdom | Barclay, Curle & Co. Ltd. | Glasgow | Behar | Cargo ship | For British India Steam Navigation Company.[54]
24 May  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Charles W. Eliot | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
24 May  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Cyrus Hamlin | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
24 May  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Harriet Beecher Stowe | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
24 May  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | James E. Haviland | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
24 May  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Joseph N. Nicollet | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
24 May  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Thomas F. Bayard | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
24 May  |  United Kingdom | Ailsa Shipbuilding Co Ltd.  | Troon | Zealand | C-type coaster | For Currie Line Ltd.[95]
25 May  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Charles D. Poston | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
25 May  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | George Davidson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
25 May  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Tecumseh | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
26 May  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | Empire Townsman | Severn type collier, coaster | For the Ministry of War Transport.[96]
26 May  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | John L. Sullivan | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
26 May  |  United States | Kaiser Shipyards | Vancouver, Washington | Mission Bay | Casablanca-class escort carrier  | Converted S4 merchant hull
27 May  |  Australia | Poole & Steel Limited | Balmain, New South Wales | Cowra | Bathurst-class corvette  |
27 May  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Edward Burleson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
27 May  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Joseph C. Avery | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
27 May  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Josiah Earl | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
28 May  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Franklin K. Lane | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
28 May  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Henry Bergh | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
28 May  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | John Minto | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
28 May  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Louisa M. Alcott | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
28 May  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 12 | TID-class tug | For the Ministry of War Transport.[71]
29 May  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Canyon Creek | T2 Tanker | For War Shipping Administration.[27]
29 May  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | Empire Lewis | Maple-type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[13]
29 May  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Geronimo | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
29 May  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | John M. Morehead | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
29 May  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Lorenzo De Zavala | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
29 May  |  United States | St. Johns River Shipbuilding Company | Jacksonville, Florida | Robert Y. Hayne | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[52]
29 May  |  United States | Philadelphia Naval Yard | Philadelphia | Solar | Buckley-class destroyer escort  |
30 May  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Irving M. Scott | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
30 May  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | James H. McClintock | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
30 May  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Joseph H. Nicholson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
30 May  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Pleasant Armstrong | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
31 May  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | David E. Hughes | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
31 May  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Empire Outpost | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[97]
31 May  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Hannis Taylor | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
31 May  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Jacob S. Mansfield | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
31 May  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | John Carroll | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
31 May  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Company | Panama City, Florida | John Hay | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[41]
31 May  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Joseph S. Emery | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
31 May  |  United States | Marinship Corporation | Sausalito, California | Mascoma | T2 tanker | For United States Maritime Commission.[5]
31 May  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | William Tyler Page | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]

## June

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1 June  |  United Kingdom | Blyth Dry Docks & Shipbuilding Co. Ltd | Blyth, Northumberland | Frome | River-class minesweeper | For Royal Navy.[98]
1 June  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Thomas Nelson Page | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
1 June  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Wilson P. Hunt | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
2 June  |  United Kingdom | Goole Shipbuilding & Repairing Co. Ltd.  | Goole | Ability | Coaster | For F. T. Everard & Sons Ltd.[99]
2 June  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Billy Mitchell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
2 June  |  Germany | Jos. L. Meyer | Papenburg | Bürgermeister O’Swald II | lightvessel |
2 June  |  United Kingdom | J. L. Thompson & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Caxton | Cargo ship | For Barberrys Steamship Co. Ltd.[59]
2 June  |  United Kingdom | J. S. Watson Ltd.  | Gainsborough | Empire Mustang | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[100]
2 June  |  United Kingdom | Sir W G Armstrong, Whitworth & Co (Shipbuilders) Ltd | Newcastle upon Tyne | Empire Flag | Refrigerated cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
2 June  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | George Berkeley | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
2 June  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | James McCosh | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
2 June  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | John A. Quitman | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
2 June  |  United States | Seattle-Tacoma Shipyard | Tacoma, Washington | Niantic | Bogue-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter for Lend-Lease as HMS Ranee
2 June  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 14 | TID-class tug | For the Ministry of War Transport.[71]
2 June  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 31 | TID-class tug | For the War Department.[94]
2 June  |  United Kingdom | S. P. Austin & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Wrenwood | C-type coaster | For Wm France, Fenwick & Co. Ltd.[35]
3 June  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Ben Holladay | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
3 June  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Benjamin R. Milam | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
3 June  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Jonathan P. Dolliver | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
3 June  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | William Pepperell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
4 June  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Adolph Sutro | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
4 June  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Edward Richardson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
5 June  |  United States | Kaiser Shipyards | Vancouver, Washington | Guadalcanal | Casablanca-class escort carrier  | Converted S4 merchant hull
5 June  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Govan | Helmsdale | River-class frigate | For Royal Navy.[101]
5 June  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | James Shields | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
5 June  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Joel Palmer | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
5 June  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Richard M. Johnson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
6 June  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Albert C. Ritchie | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
6 June  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Edward Sparrow | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
6 June  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Eugene B. Daskam | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
6 June  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | John W. Mackay | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
7 June  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Eugene Hale | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
7 June  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | James Harlan | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
7 June  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Robert Treat | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
7 June  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Thomas Nuttall | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
8 June  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Andrew T. Huntington | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
8 June  |  United Kingdom | William Gray & Co. Ltd.  | West Hartlepool | Empire Guliver | Scandinavian type cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[14]
8 June  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | James W. Nye | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
8 June  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | John A. Johnson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
8 June  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | John Sharp Williams | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
8 June  |  United States | Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation | Savannah, Georgia | Nicholas Herkimer | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[21]
8 June  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Sidney Sherman | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
8 June  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | William T. Barry | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
9 June  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | George W. Woodward | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
9 June  |  United States | Marinship Corporation | Sausalito, California | Ocklawaha | T2 tanker | For United States Maritime Commission.[5]
9 June  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Thomas B. Reed | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
10 June  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Charles Bullfinch | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
10 June  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | D. W. Harrington | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
10 June  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Ephraim W. Baughman | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
10 June  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Robert Lucas | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
10 June  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 15 | TID-class tug | For the Admiralty.[71]
10 June  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | William W. Mayo | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
11 June  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | John Lind | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
11 June  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Lee S. Overman | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
11 June  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Pierre L'Enfant | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
12 June  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Edward Canby | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
12 June  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Edward L. Grant | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
12 June  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | William F. MacLennan | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
13 June  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Ole E. Rolvag | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
13 June  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Robert J. Collier | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
14 June  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Joshua L. Chamberlin | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
14 June  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Samuel A. Worcester | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
14 June  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Thomas J. Jarvis | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
14 June  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Wilfred Grenfell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
15 June  |  India |  |  | Cauvery | Modified Black Swan-class sloop  |
15 June  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Edwin T. Meredith | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
13 June  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Florence Crittenton | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
15 June  |  Italy | CRDA | Trieste | Gladio | Ariete-class torpedo boat  | Built for Regia Marina but taken over by Germany as TA37[63]
15 June  |  United States | Marinship Corporation | Sausalito, California | Henry Durant | Liberty ship | For United States Maritime Commission.[5]
15 June  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | John A. Donald | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
15 June  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | John F. Steffen | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
15 June  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | John Mary Odin | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
15 June  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | John T. McMillan | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
15 June  |  United States | St. Johns River Shipbuilding Company | Jacksonville, Florida | Richard Montgomery | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[52]
16 June  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | John McDonogh | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
17 June  |  United Kingdom | Burntisland Shipbuilding Company | Burntisland | Brighton | Cargo ship | For R. Chapman & Son.[81]
17 June  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Campania | Nairana-class escort carrier | For Royal Navy.
17 June  |  United Kingdom | Sir J. Laing & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Empire Gain | Intermediate type tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[102]
17 June  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Govan | Empire MacKay | MAC tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[89]
17 June  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Fremont Older | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
17 June  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Joseph Le Conte | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
17 June  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Joseph Priestley | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
17 June  |  United States | Seattle-Tacoma Shipyard | Tacoma, Washington | Perdido | Bogue-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter for Lend-Lease as HMS Trouncer
17 June  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Thomas Condon | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
17 June  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 32 | TID-class tug | For the War Department.[94]
18 June  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Little Big Horn | T2 Tanker | For War Shipping Administration.[27]
18 June  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Samuel McIntyre | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
18 June  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Stephen T. Mather | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
19 June  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Conrad Kohrs | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
19 June  |  United Kingdom | William Gray & Co. Ltd.  | West Hartlepool | Empire Rival | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[103]
19 June  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Frank Springer | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
19 June  |  United States | Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Company | Newport News, VA  | Houston | Cleveland-class light cruiser  |
19 June  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Jeremiah O'Brien | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
19 June  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Joshua W. Alexander | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
19 June  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Mary Austin | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
19 June  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Simon Benson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
19 June  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 16 | TID-class tug | For the Admiralty Ministry of War Transport.[71]
19 June  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Vestal | Algerine-class minesweeper | For Royal Navy.
20 June  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Arthur Dobbs | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
20 June  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | Empire Percy | Maple-type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[13]
20 June  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Maria Stanford | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
20 June  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Stephen Crane | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
21 June  |  United Kingdom | Lithgows Ltd.  | Port Glasgow | Empire Macrae | MAC ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[82]
21 June  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Finley Peter Dunne | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
21 June  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Irving W. Platt | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
21 June  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Co.  | Brunswick, Georgia | Robert Trimble | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[51]
22 June  |  United Kingdom | Grangemouth Dockyard Co. Ltd.  | Grangemouth | Empire Islander | Icemaid type collier | For Ministry of War Transport.[74]
23 June  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | George Cleeve | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
23 June  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Jacob H. Gallinger | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
23 June  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | John A. Poor | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
23 June  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Nicholas J. Sinnott | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
23 June  |  United States | Bethlehem Steel Company | Quincy, MA  | Quincy | Baltimore-class heavy cruiser  |
23 June  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Sylvester Gardiner | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
23 June  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 33 | TID-class tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[94]
23 June  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | William Beaumont | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
23 June  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | William H. Jackson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
24 June  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Christopher C. Andrews | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
24 June  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | E. A. Peden | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
24 June  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Henry L. Pittock | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
24 June  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | John H. Rosseter | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
24 June  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | John Lawson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
24 June  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Marina Raskova | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
25 June  |  United States | Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation | Savannah, Georgia | Casimir Pulaski | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[21]
25 June  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Charles A. Warfield | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
25 June  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Henry Dodge | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
25 June  |  United States | Marinship Corporation | Sausalito, California | Pamanset | T2 tanker | For United States Maritime Commission.[5]
26 June  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Felix Hathaway | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
26 June  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Janet Lord Ropner | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
26 June  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 17 | TID-class tug | For the Admiralty Ministry of War Transport.[71]
27 June  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Hilary A. Herbert | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
27 June  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | John S. Sargent | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
28 June  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Charles Robinson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
28 June  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Company | Panama City, Florida | Dwight D. Moody | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[41]
28 June  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Floyd B. Olson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
28 June  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | James Withycombe | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
28 June  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Nathan Towson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
28 June  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Stephen Vincent Benet | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
29 June  |  United Kingdom | William Hamilton & Co. Ltd. | Port Glasgow | Empire Daring | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
29 June  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Empire Traveller | Ocean typetanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[83][104]
29 June  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Increase A. Lapham | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
29 June  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Robert Erskine | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
29 June  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Stephen H. Long | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
30 June  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Anson P. K. Safford | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
30 June  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Binger Hermann | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
30 June  |  United Kingdom | Greenock Dockyard Co. Ltd. | Greenock | Clan Urquhart | Cargo ship | For the Clan Line Steamers Ltd.[37]
30 June  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Hutchison I. Cone | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
30 June  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | John Stevenson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
30 June  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Leonidas Merritt | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
30 June  |  United Kingdom | Lithgows Ltd.  | Port Glasgow | Mahadevi | Cargo ship | For Asiatic Steam Navigation Co. Ltd.[105]
30 June  |  United Kingdom | Blythswood Shipbuilding Co. Ltd.  | Glasgow | Manchester Shipper | Cargo ship | For Manchester Liners Ltd.[45]
30 June  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Sam Houston II | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
30 June  |  United States | Basalt Rock Company | Napa, California | Vent | Diver-class rescue and salvage ship  |
30 June  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | William R. Nelson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]

## July

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1 July  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Clarence King | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
1 July  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Donald MacLeay | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
1 July  |  United Kingdom | William Doxford & Sons Ltd. | Pallion | Greenwich | Cargo ship | For Britain Steamship Co. Ltd.[70]
1 July  |  United Kingdom | Isaac Pimblott & Sons Ltd.  | Northwich | VIC 17 | VIC lighter | For the War Department.[29]
2 July  |  United Kingdom | Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richardson Ltd.  | Wallsend | Empire MacMahon | MAC tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[106]
2 July  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | McLellan Creek | T2 Tanker | For War Shipping Administration.[27]
2 July  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 34 | TID-class tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[94]
3 July  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Henry L. Hoyt | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
3 July  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Jacob Riis | Liberty ship | Completed as Samholt for Ministry of War Transport.[6]
3 July  |  Australia | Evans Deakin & Co | Brisbane | Kiama | Bathurst-class corvette  |
3 July  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Lawrence D. Tyson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
3 July  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | VIC 32 | VIC lighter | For the Admiralty.[8]
4 July  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | George M. Cohan | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
4 July  |  United States | St. Johns River Shipbuilding Company | Jacksonville, Florida | John Philip Sousa | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[52]
4 July  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Joseph Watt | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
4 July  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Company | Panama City, Florida | Peter Zenger | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[41]
4 July  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | William Prouse | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
5 July  |  United Kingdom | John Crown & Sons Ltd | Sunderland | Empire Dolly | Modified Warrior-type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[107]
5 July  |  United Kingdom | John Readhead & Sons Ltd.  | South Shields | Empire Path | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[108]
5 July  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | George C. Childress | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
6 July  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Francis G. Newlands | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
6 July  |  United States | Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation | Savannah, Georgia | Hamlin Garland | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[21]
6 July  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | J. Pinckney Henderson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
6 July  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | M. H. De Young | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
7 July  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Delazon Smith | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
7 July  |  United Kingdom |  |  | Hart | Modified Black Swan-class sloop  |
7 July  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | John Stagg | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
7 July  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 35 | TID-class tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[94]
8 July  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | David F. Houston | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
8 July  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | John E. Wilkie | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
8 July  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | John J. Ingalls | Liberty ship | Completed as Samson for Ministry of War Transport.[6]
9 July  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Ambrose Bierce | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
9 July  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Samuel K. Barlow | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
10 July  |  United States | Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation | Savannah, Georgia | Andrew Pickens | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[21]
10 July  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Billy Sunday | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
10 July  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | George H. Pendleton | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
10 July  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | George W. Kendall | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
10 July  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | John Ross | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
10 July  |  United States | Kaiser Shipyards | Vancouver, Washington | Manila Bay | Casablanca-class escort carrier  | Converted S4 merchant hull
10 July  |  United States | Marinship Corporation | Sausalito, California | Ponganset | T2 tanker | For United States Maritime Commission.[5]
10 July  |  Germany | Lübecker Flenderwerke AG | Lübeck | Tiefland | Hansa A Type cargo ship | For Hamburg Südamerikanische Dampfschifffahrts-Gesellschaft A/S & Co K
11 July  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Granville Stuart | Liberty ship | Completed as Samaritan for Ministry of War Transport.[6]
11 July  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Co.  | Brunswick, Georgia | John Catron | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[51]
11 July  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | John Merrick | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
11 July  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | John P. Gaines | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
11 July  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | John Wanamaker | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
11 July  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Joseph A. Holmes | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
12 July  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | George P. Garrison | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
12 July  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | James A. Farrell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
12 July  |  Australia | State Dockyard | Newcastle, New South Wales | Strahan | Bathurst-class corvette  |
12 July  |  United States | Consolidated Steel Corporation | Wilmington, California | Cape Berkeley | Type C1-S-AY1 Landing Ship, Infantry | To Ministry of War Transport on completion under Lend-Lease
12 July  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Zona Gale | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
13 July  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Brand Whitlock | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
13 July  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | James Fergus | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
13 July  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | William C. Lane | Liberty ship | Completed as Sampler for Ministry of War Transport.[4]
14 July  |  Germany | Deutsche Werft | Hamburg | Cuxhaven | Hansa A Type cargo ship | For Hamburg-Amerikanische Packetfahrt-Aktien-Gesellschaft
14 July  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | David Douglas | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
14 July  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Luther S. Kelly | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
14 July  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Tobias E. Stansbury | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
15 July  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Cedar Mills | T2 Tanker | For War Shipping Administration.[27]
15 July  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Charles A. Dana | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
15 July  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Charles N. McGroarty | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
15 July  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Crosby S. Noyes | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
15 July  |  United Kingdom | Hall, Russell & Co. Ltd.  | Aberdeen | Edenwood | Cargo ship | For Joseph Constantine Steamship Line Ltd.[109]
15 July  |  United Kingdom | William Doxford & Sons | Sunderland | Empire City | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
15 July  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Oran M. Roberts | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
15 July  |  United States | Seattle-Tacoma Shipyard | Tacoma, Washington | Sunset | Bogue-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter for Lend-Lease as HMS Thane
15 July  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 36 | TID-class tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[94]
15 July  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Vernon L. Kellog | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
16 July  |  United Kingdom | William Pickersgill & Sons Ltdd  | Sunderland | Empire Copperfield | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
16 July  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | George H. Himes | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
16 July  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | George W. Childs | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
16 July  |  United States | Marinship Corporation | Sausalito, California | Jack London | Liberty ship | For United States Maritime Commission.[5]
16 July  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Jose Marti | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
16 July  |  United Kingdom |  |  | Lapwing | Black Swan-class sloop  |
16 July  |  United Kingdom | Sir James Laing & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Thamesfield | Tanker | For Northern Petroleum Tank Steamship Co. Ltd.[110]
17 July  |  United Kingdom | Furness Shipbuilding Co. Ltd.  | Haverton Hill-on-Tees | Empire Regent | Standard Fast type cargo liner | For Ministry of War Transport.[92]
17 July  |  United Kingdom | William Gray & Co. Ltd.  | West Hartlepool | Empire Seaman | Scandinavian type cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[111]
17 July  |  United Kingdom | Bartram & Sons Ltd | Sunderland | Empire Tourist | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[112]
17 July  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Howard T. Ricketts | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
17 July  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Richard P. Hobson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
17 July  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Company | Panama City, Florida | Robert Lansing | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[41]
17 July  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Robert T. Hill | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
17 July  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Thomas M. Cooley | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
17 July  |  United Kingdom | Isaac Pimblott & Sons Ltd.  | Northwich | VIC 27 | VIC lighter | For the Admiralty.[113]
17 July  |  United States | Fore River Shipyard | Quincy, MA  | Vincennes | Cleveland-class light cruiser  |
17 July  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | William N. Byers | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
18 July  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | J. D. Ross | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
18 July  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | John Evans | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
18 July  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Robert Eden | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
18 July  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Robert G. Ingersoll | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
18 July  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Robert Jordan | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
18 July  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Robert Rogers | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
19 July  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Ina Coolbrith | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
19 July  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 20 | TID-class tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[114]
20 July  |  United Kingdom | J. L. Thompson & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland, Co Durham | Empire Duke | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
20 July  |  United Kingdom | William Gray & Co. Ltd.  | West Hartlepool | Empire Nigel | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[115]
20 July  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | James K. Kelly | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
20 July  |  United Kingdom | Cammell Laird & Co. Ltd. | Birkenhead | Johnathan Holt | Cargo ship | For John Holt & Co (Liverpool) Ltd. [116]
20 July  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Joshua Hendy | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
20 July  |  United Kingdom | J. Bolson & Son Ltd.  | Poole | MMS 282 | MMS-class minesweeper | For Royal Navy.[117]
20 July  |  United States | Kaiser Shipyards | Vancouver, Washington | Natoma Bay | Casablanca-class escort carrier  | Converted S4 merchant hull
20 July  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Nelson Dingley | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
20 July  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 18 | TID-class tug | For the War Department.[114]
21 July  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Clement Clay | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
21 July  |  United Kingdom | Cammel Laird & Co Ltd.  | Birkenhead | Empire MacColl | MAC tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[89]
21 July  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Frank D. Phinney | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
21 July  |  United States | St. Johns River Shipbuilding Company | Jacksonville, Florida | Henry Watterson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[52]
22 July  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Cornelius Cole | Liberty ship | Completed as Samsurf for Ministry of War Transport.[6]
22 July  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | George Vickers | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
22 July  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Thomas W. Symons | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
22 July  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | William H. Allen | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
23 July  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Arthur P. Davis | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
23 July  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Harry A. Garfield | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
23 July  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Louis Marshall | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
23 July  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Willis C. Hawley | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
24 July  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Augustus H. Garland | Liberty ship | Completed as Samblade for Ministry of War Transport.[6]
24 July  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Marcus Daly | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
24 July  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Melville E. Stone | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
24 July  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Thomas W. Owen | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
24 July  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 21 | TID-class tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[114]
24 July  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Townsend Harris | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
25 July  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Mary Ashley Townsend | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
25 July  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Thomas U. Walter | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
25 July  |  United States | Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation | Savannah, Georgia | William L. Yancey | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[21]
25 July  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Wyatt Earp | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
26 July  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Frederick H. Newell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
26 July  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | George L. Curry | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
26 July  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Henry V. Aldorado | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
27 July  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Chatham C. Lyon | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
27 July  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | William Hume | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
28 July  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Ezra Weston | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
28 July  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | George Innes | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
28 July  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | John Constantine | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
28 July  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | John W. Powell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
28 July  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Josiah Quincy | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
28 July  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Thorstein Veblen | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
29 July  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Anton M. Holter | Liberty ship | Completed as Sambay for Ministry of War Transport.[4]
29 July  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Edwin Joseph O'Hara | Liberty ship | Completed as Sambo for Ministry of War Transport.[6]
29 July  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | John T. Holt | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
29 July  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Ontario | Minotaur-class cruiser | For Royal Navy.
|  United States | Marinship Corporation | Sausalito, California | Sebec | T2 tanker | For United States Maritime Commission.[5]
30 July  |  United Kingdom | Charles Connell & Co Ltd  | Glasgow | Empire Symbol | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[118]
30 July  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | H. G. Blasdel | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
31 July  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Clinton Kelly | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
31 July  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Edwin L. Drake | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
31 July  |  United Kingdom | J L Thompson & Sons Ltd | Sunderland, Co Durham | Empire Duke | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
31 July  |  United States | Basalt Rock Company | Napa, California | Grasp | Diver-class rescue and salvage ship  |
31 July  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Hat Creek | T2 Tanker | For War Shipping Administration.[27]
31 July  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | James H. Robinson | Liberty ship | Completed as Samsteel for Ministry of War Transport.[6]
31 July  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | James I. McKay | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
31 July  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Co.  | Brunswick, Georgia | John McKinley | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[51]
31 July  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Lafacadio Hearn | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
31 July  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Thomas C. Power | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
31 July  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 19 | TID-class tug | For the War Department.[114]
31 July  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | William F. Vilas | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]

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1 August  |  United States | New York Shipbuilding Corporation | Camden, NJ  | Bataan | Independence-class light aircraft carrier  | Converted cruiser hull
1 August  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Edward D. Baker | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
1 August  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | James Bowdoin | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
2 August  |  United Kingdom | Burntisland Shipbuilding Company | Burntisland | Riverton | Cargo ship | For R. Chapman & Son.[81]
2 August  |  United States | Seattle-Tacoma Shipyard | Tacoma, Washington | St. Andrews | Bogue-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter for Lend-Lease as HMS Queen
2 August  |  United Kingdom | A. Hall & Co. Ltd.  | Aberdeen | Empire Harlequin | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[23]
2 August  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | William Matson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
3 August  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Arunah S. Abell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
3 August  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Pickle | Algerine-class minesweeper | For Royal Navy.[119]
3 August  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Samuel Lancaster | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
4 August  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Brander Matthews | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
4 August  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | John N. Maffitt | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
4 August  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Meon | River-class frigate | For Royal Navy.
4 August  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Myron T. Herrick | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
4 August  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 22 | TID-class tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[114]
4 August  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 37 | TID-class tug | For the Admiralty Ministry of War Transport.[94]
4 August  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | William I. Kip | Liberty ship | Completed as Sampan for Ministry of War Transport.[6]
5 August  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Edwin Abbey | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
5 August  |  United States | St. Johns River Shipbuilding Company | Jacksonville, Florida | George Dewey | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[52]
5 August  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Jacob Thompson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
5 August  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | John Jacob Astor | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
5 August  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Joshua Thomas | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
6 August  |  United States | Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation | Savannah, Georgia | George Whitefield | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[21]
6 August  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | John H. Reagan | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
6 August  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | William Keith | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
7 August  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Andrew Marschalk | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
7 August  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Charles M. Russell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
7 August  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | George Durant | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
7 August  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Ring Lardner | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
8 August  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Arthur L. Perry | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
8 August  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Henry M. Robinson | Liberty ship | Completed as Samarovsk for Ministry of War Transport.[6]
8 August  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Joseph K. Toole | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
8 August  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Joseph Simon | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
9 August  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | David De Vries | Liberty ship | Completed as Samwater for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
9 August  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | George Kenny | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
9 August  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Jeremiah M. Daly | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
10 August  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Company | Panama City, Florida | Duncan U. Fletcher | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[41]
10 August  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | James M. Gillis | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
10 August  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | R. M. Williamson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
10 August  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | R. P. Warner | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
11 August  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Augustus S. Merrimon | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
11 August  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | David R. Francis | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
11 August  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Mary Patten | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
11 August  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | William S. Thayner | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
12 August  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Ferdinando Gorges | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
12 August  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Henry L. Abott | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
12 August  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Horace Wells | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
12 August  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | John Mason | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
12 August  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Lionel Copley | Liberty ship | Completed as Sambrake for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
12 August  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Thomas G. Masaryk | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
12 August  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | William Sturgis | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
13 August  |  United Kingdom | A. Hall & Co. Ltd.  | Aberdeen | Empire Pierrot | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[23]
13 August  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Henry Van Dyke | Liberty ship | Completed as Samhain for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
13 August  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Hiram Bingham | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
13 August  |  Germany | Deutsche Werft | Hamburg | Santander | Hansa A Type cargo ship | For Oldenburg Portugiesische Dampschiffs Rhederei
14 August  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | C. J. Jones | Liberty ship | Completed as Sambut for Ministry of War Transport.[4]
14 August  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | David Holmes | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
14 August  |  United Kingdom | Short Brothers Ltd.  | Sunderland | Empire Duchess | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
14 August  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Gutzon Borlum | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
14 August  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Jesse Billingsley | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
14 August  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Co.  | Brunswick, Georgia | John A. Campbell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[51]
14 August  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Matthew Brush | Liberty ship | Completed as Samoa for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
14 August  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Montford Stokes | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
14 August  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 23 | TID-class tug | For the War Department.[114]
14 August  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | William D. Burnham | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
15 August  |  United States | New York Shipbuilding Corporation | Camden, NJ  | Alaska | Alaska-class large cruiser  |
15 August  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Antoine Saugrain | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
15 August  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | David Thompson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
15 August  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Henry Jocelyn | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
15 August  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Winifred S. Stratton | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
16 August  |  United States | Consolidated Steel Corporation | Wilmington, California  | Cape Marshall | Type C1-S-AY-1 cargo ship | For War Shipping Administration
16 August  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Joseph Reynolds | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
16 August  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 38 | TID-class tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[94]
16 August  |  United Kingdom | Blyth Dry Docks & Shipbuilding Co. Ltd | Blyth, Northumberland | Torridge | River-class minesweeper | For Royal Navy.[120]
17 August  |  United Kingdom | R. & W. Hawthorn, Leslie and Co. Ltd.  | Newcastle upon Tyne | Condesa | Cargo ship | For Furness-Houlder Argentine Lines Ltd.[121]
17 August  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Dunham Wright | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
17 August  |  United States | Kaiser Shipyards | Vancouver, Washington | Midway | Casablanca-class escort carrier  | Converted S4 merchant hull
17 August  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Sarmiento | Cargo ship | For Pacific Steam Navigation Company.[122]
17 August  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Victor F. Lawson | Liberty ship | Completed as Sampep for Ministry of War Transport.[6]
17 August  |  United States | Bethlehem Shipbuilding | Quincy, MA  | Wasp | Essex-class aircraft carrier  |
18 August  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Holland Thompson | Liberty ship | Completed as Samite for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
18 August  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | Thomas Pollock | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
18 August  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | William Kelly | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
19 August  |  United Kingdom | Barclay, Curle & Co. Ltd. | Glasgow | Berkeley Castle | Castle-class corvette | For Royal Navy.[123]
19 August  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | B. F. Irvine | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
19 August  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Edwin W. Moore | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
19 August  |  United Kingdom | Shipbuilding Corporation Ltd.  | Sunderland | Empire Trail | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[124]
19 August  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | James Lick | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
19 August  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | John W. Garrett | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
19 August  |  United States | Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation | Savannah, Georgia | Joseph E. Brown | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[21]
19 August  |  United Kingdom | William Hamilton & Co. Ltd. | Port Glasgow | Mahanada | Cargo ship | For T. & J. Brocklebank Ltd.[125]
19 August  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Pincher | Algerine-class minesweeper | For Royal Navy.[126]
19 August  |  United Kingdom | Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richardson Ltd.  | Wallsend | Port MacQuarie | Cargo ship | For Port Line Ltd.[127]
19 August  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Stephen W. Kearny | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
19 August  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 24 | TID-class tug | For the Admiralty.[114]
20 August  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | James Rowan | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
20 August  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 39 | TID-class tug | For the War Department.[94]
20 August  |  United States | St. Johns River Shipbuilding Company | Jacksonville, Florida | William Byrd | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[52]
21 August  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | David F. Barry | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
21 August  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Frank Wiggins | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
21 August  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | George Bellows | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
21 August  |  United States | North Carolina Shipbuilding Company | Wilmington, North Carolina | John Branch | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[11]
21 August  |  United States | Seattle-Tacoma Shipyard | Tacoma, Washington | St. Joseph | Bogue-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter for Lend-Lease as HMS Ruler
21 August  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Tench Tilghman | Liberty ship | Completed as Samos for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
22 August  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Bartholomew Gosnold | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
22 August  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Emma Lazarus | Liberty ship | Completed as Samara for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
22 August  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Floyd Bennett | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
22 August  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Richard Moczkowski | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
22 August  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Thomas J. Walsh | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
22 August  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Company | Panama City, Florida | Victor Herbert | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[41]
23 August  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Don Marquis | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
23 August  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | Empire Runner | Severn type collier, collier | For Ministry of War Transport.[96]
23 August  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | Empire Skipper | Severn type collier, coaster | For Ministry of War Transport.[96]
23 August  |  United Kingdom | Lithgows Ltd.  | Port Glasgow | Malika | Cargo ship | For Asiatic Steam Navigation Co. Ltd.[105]
24 August  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Charles C. Long | Liberty ship | Completed as Samur for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
24 August  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | John Colter | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
24 August  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Julesburg | T2 Tanker | For War Shipping Administration.[27]
24 August  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Peter De Smet | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
25 August  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Mary M. Dodge | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
25 August  |  United States | Marinship Corporation | Sausalito, California | Mission Purisima | T2 tanker | For United States Maritime Commission.[5]
25 August  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Peter Cooper | Liberty ship | Completed as Samarkand for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
25 August  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 25 | TID-class tug | For the Admiralty.[114]
25 August  |  Belgium | J Cockerill SA | Antwerp | Weserstrom | Hansa A Type cargo ship | For Norddeutscher Lloyd
26 August  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | David Belasco | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
26 August  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | David Wilmot | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
26 August  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | James Blair | Liberty ship | Completed as Samarina for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
26 August  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | James M. Clements | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
26 August  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Reginald A. Fessenden | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.
27 August  |  United States | Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation | Savannah, Georgia | Dudley M. Hughes | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[21]
27 August  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Edward N. Westcott | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
27 August  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Joseph Francis | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
28 August  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Dwight B. Heard | Liberty ship | Completed as Sambur for Ministry of War Transport.[6]
28 August  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Emile Berliner | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
28 August  |  United Kingdom |  |  | Lark | Black Swan-class sloop  |
28 August  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | William Smallwood | Liberty ship | Completed as Sampa for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
29 August  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Charles A. Broadwater | Liberty ship | Completed as Samthar for Ministry of War Transport.[4]
29 August  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Charles G. Coutant | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
29 August  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Co.  | Brunswick, Georgia | John M. Harlan | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[51]
29 August  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | John S. Bassett | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
30 August  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Albert P. Ryder | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
30 August  |  United States | Newport News Shipbuilding | Newport News, VA  | Hornet | Essex-class aircraft carrier  |
30 August  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Pine Ridge | T2 Tanker | For War Shipping Administration.[27]
30 August  |  United Kingdom | Caledon Shipbuilding & Engineering Company | Dundee | Tarkwa | Cargo ship | For Elder Dempster Lines. [91]
30 August  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 40 | TID-class tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[128]
31 August  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Anna Howard Shaw | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
31 August  |  United Kingdom | S. P. Austin & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Cormead | C-type coaster | For Wm. Cory & Sons Ltd.[35]
31 August  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Cyrus H. K. Curtis | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
31 August  |  United Kingdom | Ailsa Shipbuilding Co. Ltd.  | Troon | Empire Dirk | Scandinavian type cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[61]
31 August  |  United Kingdom | William Doxford & Sons Ltd. | Pallion | Empire Housman | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[129]
31 August  |  United Kingdom | John Readhead & Sons Ltd.  | South Shields | Empire Pickwick | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[108]
31 August  |  United Kingdom | William Gray & Co. Ltd.  | West Hartlepool | Empire Ransom | Scandinavian type cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[130]
31 August  |  United Kingdom | Grangemouth Dockyard Co. Ltd.  | Grangemouth | Empire Villager | Icemaid type collier | For Ministry of War Transport.[74]
31 August  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | James T. Earle | Liberty ship | Completed as Samaye for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
31 August  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | John Reed | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
31 August  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | John W. Hoyt | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
31 August  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff Ltd.  | Govan | Neritina | Tanker | For Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co. Ltd.[57][131]
31 August  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Samson Occum | Liberty ship | Completed as Samarinda for Ministry of War Transport.[6]
31 August  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Samuel H. Walker | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
31 August  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | William De Witt Hyde | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]

## September

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1 September  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | James L. Breck | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
1 September  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Jospeh W. Folk | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
1 September  |  United Kingdom | Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richardson Ltd.  | Newcastle upon Tyne | Umtata | Cargo ship | For Bullard, King & Co.[127]
1 September  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | William E. Pendleton | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
2 September  |  United Kingdom | Clelands (Successors) Ltd.  | Willington Quay-on-Tyne | Empire Winnie | Larch-class tug | For the Admiralty.[75]
2 September  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Henry L. Ellsworth | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
2 September  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Sidney Edgerton | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
2 September  |  United States | Kaiser Shipyards | Vancouver, Washington | Tripoli | Casablanca-class escort carrier  | Converted S4 merchant hull
2 September  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Wayne MacVeagh | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
3 September  |  United Kingdom | Cochrane & Son Ltd.  | Selby | Empire Vincent | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[86]
3 September  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Orville P. Taylor | Liberty ship | Completed as Samothrace for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
3 September  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 26 | TID-class tug | For the War Department.[114]
3 September  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 41 | TID-class tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[132]
4 September  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Albino Perez | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
4 September  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Harmon Judson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
4 September  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Marie M. Meloney | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
4 September  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Robert S. Bean | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
4 September  |  United States | St. Johns River Shipbuilding Company | Jacksonville, Florida | Rufus C. Dawes | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[52]
5 September  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Nathaniel Crosby | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
6 September  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Erastus Smith | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
6 September  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Henry M. Teller | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
6 September  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Heywood Broun | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
6 September  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Co.  | Brunswick, Georgia | Howell E. Jackson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[51]
6 September  |  United States | Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation | Savannah, Georgia | Jerome K. Jones | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[21]
6 September  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | John I. Nolan | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
6 September  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Vachel Lindsay | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
7 September  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Philip F. Thomas | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
8 September  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Ben T. Osborne | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
8 September  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Jeremiah M. Rusk | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
8 September  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Joseph Tipton | Liberty ship | Completed as Samtredy for Ministry of War Transport.[6]
8 September  |  United States | Marinship Corporation | Sausalito, California | Mission Santa Cruz | T2 tanker | For United States Maritime Commission.[5]
9 September  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Benjamin H. Brewster | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
9 September  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Caleb C. Wheeler | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
9 September  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | James S. Lawson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
9 September  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Michael Casey | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
9 September  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Powder River | T2 Tanker | For War Shipping Administration.[27]
9 September  |  United States | Seattle-Tacoma Shipyard | Tacoma, Washington | St. Simon | Bogue-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter for Lend-Lease as HMS Arbiter
9 September  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 27 | TID-class tug | For the Admiralty.[114]
10 September  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Lorrin A. Thurston | Liberty ship | Completed as Samcella for Ministry of War Transport.[6]
10 September  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Midwest Farmer | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
11 September  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Charles E. Smith | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
11 September  |  United Kingdom | Cochrane & Sons Ltd .  | Selby | Empire Humphrey | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[86]
11 September  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Hawkins Fudske | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
11 September  |  United States | St. Johns River Shipbuilding Company | Jacksonville, Florida | Thomas Sully | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[52]
11 September  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Tobias Lear | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
11 September  |  United States | Kaiser Shipyards | Vancouver, Washington | Wake Island | Casablanca-class escort carrier  | Converted S4 merchant hull
12 September  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Annie Oakley | Liberty ship | Completed as Samida for Ministry of War Transport.[6]
12 September  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Arthur P. Gorman | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
12 September  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Victor C. Vaughan | Liberty ship | Completed as Samzona for Ministry of War Transport.[4]
13 September  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Charles Devens | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
13 September  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Henry Lomb | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
13 September  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Jose Navarro | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
13 September  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Company | Panama City, Florida | Julius Rosenwald | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[41]
13 September  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Murat Halstead | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
13 September  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | William S. Ladd | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
14 September  |  United Kingdom | Goole Shipbuilding & Repairing Co. Ltd.  | Goole | Amenity | Coaster | For F. T. Everard & Sons Ltd.[99]
14 September  |  United Kingdom | William Gray & Co. Ltd.  | West Hartlepool | Empire Ploughman | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[115]
14 September  |  United Kingdom | Sir W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth & Co. Ltd. | Newcastle upon Tyne | Empire Stronghold | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[133]
14 September  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Henry M. Stanley | Liberty ship | Completed as Samneva for Ministry of War Transport.[6]
14 September  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Joseph Goldberger | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
14 September  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Louis A. Sengteller | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
14 September  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Park Holland | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
14 September  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Peregrine White | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
14 September  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 42 | TID-class tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[132]
15 September  |  United Kingdom | J Scott & Sons Ltd  | Bowling | Empire Rider | Coaster | For Ministry of War Transport
15 September  |  United Kingdom | Sir J. Laing & Sons Ltd.`  | Sunderland | Empire Beresford | Norwegian type Tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[77]
15 September  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Frederick Billings | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
15 September  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Patrick C. Boyle | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
15 September  |  United Kingdom | Vickers Armstrong | Newcastle-upon-Tyne | Vivid | V-class submarine  |
16 September  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Anthony Ravalli | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
16 September  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Donald M. Dickinson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
16 September  |  United Kingdom | William Doxford & Sons Ltd. | Pallion | Empire Sceptre | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[129]
16 September  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | George Uhler | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
16 September  |  United States | Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation | Savannah, Georgia | Hoke Smith | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[21]
16 September  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Irwin Russell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
17 September  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Augustus Thomas | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
17 September  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Edmund F. Dickens | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
17 September  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Henry Wells | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
17 September  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 28 | TID-class tug | For the Admiralty.[114]
17 September  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 43 | TID-class tug | For the Admiralty.[132]
18 September  |  United Kingdom | Isaac Pimblott & Sons Ltd.  | Northwich | Empire Cricketer | Empire Lad-class coastal tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[16]
18 September  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Margaret Brent | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
19 September  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | E. H. Sothern | Liberty ship | Completed as Sammont for Ministry of War Transport.[6]
19 September  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Francis Vigo | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
19 September  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | George Sterling | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
19 September  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | James J. O'Kelly | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
19 September  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | John F. Myers | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
19 September  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | William H. Todd | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
20 september  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | David B. Henderson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
20 September  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Co.  | Brunswick, Georgia | Edward D. White | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[51]
20 September  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Quemado Lake | T2 Tanker | For War Shipping Administration.[27]
20 September  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Waiwera | Refrigerated cargo ship | For Shaw Savill Line.[134]
20 September  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | William H. Moody | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
21 September  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Ben F. Dixon | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
21 September  |  United States | St. Johns River Shipbuilding Company | Jacksonville, Florida | Dwight W. Morrow | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[52]
21 September  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | John M. Bozeman | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
22 September  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Henry C. Payne | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
22 September  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | John J. McGraw | Liberty ship | Completed as Samariz for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
22 September  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Thomas Howell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
22 September  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 29 | TID-class tug | For the War Department.[94]
23 September  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Adolph S. Ochs | Liberty ship | Completed as Samwyo for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
23 September  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | George Von L. Meyer | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
23 September  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Reinhold Richter | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
23 September  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | William Crompton | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
24 September  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | James D. Doty | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
24 September  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Joshua A. Leach | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
|  United States | Marinship Corporation | Sausalito, California | Mission Soledad | T2 tanker | For United States Maritime Commission.[5]
24 September  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Paul Chandler | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
25 September  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Andrew A. Humphreys | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
25 September  |  United States | Basalt Rock Company | Napa, California | Current | Diver-class rescue and salvage ship
25 September  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | James Phelan | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
25 September  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Nikola Tesla | Liberty ship | Completed as Samkansa for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
25 September  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Pampas | Cargo ship | For Royal Mail Line.[135]
25 September  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Prince L. Campbell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
25 September  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | William Sharon | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
26 September  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Franz Boas | Liberty ship | Completed as Sammex for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
26 September  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Otto Mears | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
26 September  |  United States | New York Shipbuilding Corporation | Camden, NJ  | San Jacinto | Independence-class light aircraft carrier  | Converted cruiser hull
27 September  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Company | Panama City, Florida | Dolly Madison | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[41]
27 September  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | John Russell Pope | Liberty ship | Completed as Samdak for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
27 September  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Manasseh Culter | Liberty ship | Completed as Samouri for Ministry of War Transport.[4]
27 September  |  United States | Seattle-Tacoma Shipyard | Tacoma, Washington | Vermillion | Bogue-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter for Lend-Lease as HMS Smiter
27 September  |  United States | Kaiser Shipyards | Vancouver, Washington | White Plains | Casablanca-class escort carrier  | Converted S4 merchant hull
27 September  |  United States | Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation | Savannah, Georgia | William Black Yates | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[21]
28 September  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Harvey C. Miller | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
28 September  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Horace Bushnell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
28 September  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | John G. Brady | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
28 September  |  United Kingdom | Blyth Dry Docks & Shipbuilding Co. Ltd | Blyth, Northumberland | Knaresborough Castle | Castle-class corvette | For Royal Navy.[136]
28 September  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Govan | Long Branch | Flower-class corvette | For Royal Canadian Navy.
29 September  |  United Kingdom | Burntisland Shipbuilding Co. Ltd.  | Burntisland | Empire Mackendrick | MAC ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[82]
29 September  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Frank Norris | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
29 September  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Jean Nicolet | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
29 September  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Plucky | Algerine-class minesweeper | For Royal Navy.[137]
29 September  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 44 | TID-class tug | For the Admiralty.[132]
29 September  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 47 | TID-class tug | For the Admiralty.[132]
30 September  |  United Kingdom | Furness Shipbuilding Co. Ltd.  | Haverton Hill-on-Tees | Empire Bounty | Wave-class oiler | For Ministry of War Transport.[138]
30 September  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Francis M. Smith | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
30 September  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Company | Panama City, Florida | Harriet Hosmer | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[41]
30 September  |  United Kingdom |  |  | Hind | Black Swan-class sloop  |
30 September  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | John G. North | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
30 September  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | John N. Robins | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
30 September  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Rosebud | T2 Tanker | For War Shipping Administration.[27]
30 September  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 45 | TID-class tug | For the Admiralty.[132]
30 September  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | W. G. Ayer | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]

## October

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1 October  |  United Kingdom | Bartram & Sons Ltd | Sunderland | Empire Blessing | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
1 October  |  United Kingdom | Barclay, Curle & Co. Ltd. | Glasgow | Herefordshire | Cargo ship | For Bibby Line.[139]
1 October  |  United States | Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation | Savannah, Georgia | James H. Couper | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[21]
1 October  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Joyce Kilmer | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
2 October  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Charles Nordhoff | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
2 October  |  United Kingdom | William Gray & Co. Ltd.  | West Hartlepool | Empire Beaconsfield | Scandinavian type cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[130]
2 October  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Frank A. Munsey | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
3 October  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Frederick A. Eilers | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
3 October  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Jesse De Forest | Liberty ship | Completed as Samuta for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
3 October  |  United States | St. Johns River Shipbuilding Company | Jacksonville, Florida | John S. Mosby | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[52]
3 October  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Simon Bamberger | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
4 October  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | George W. Lively | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
4 October  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Oscar S. Straus | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
4 October  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | William I. Sublette | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
4 October  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | W. R. Grace | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
5 October  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Cyrus T. Brady | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
5 October  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Thomas Clyde | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
5 October  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | William S. Clark | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
6 October  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Adolph Lewisohn | Liberty ship | Completed as Samota for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
6 October  |  United States | Kaiser Shipyards | Vancouver, Washington | Nassuk Bay | Casablanca-class escort carrier  | Converted S4 merchant hull; Transferred to USN before commissioning as USS Solomons
6 October  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Samuel S. Williston | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
6 October  |  United Kingdom |  |  | Spiteful | S3-class submarine |
6 October  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Thomas W. Gregory | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
6 October  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 48 | TID-class tug | For the War Department.[132]
6 October  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | William H. Ashley | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
7 October  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Co.  | Brunswick, Georgia | Horace H. Lurton | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[51]
7 October  |  United States | Marinship Corporation | Sausalito, California | Mission San Jose | T2 tanker | For United States Maritime Commission.[5]
8 October  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Edgar W. Nye | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
8 October  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Edward Cook | Liberty ship | Completed as Samwis for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
8 October  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | W. W. McCrackin | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
9 October  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Eliza Jane Nicholson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
9 October  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Francis N. Blanchet | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
9 October  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Frank C. Emerson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
9 October  |  United Kingdom | Lithgows Ltd.  | Port Glasgow | Geologist | Cargo ship | For Charente Steamship Co. Ltd.[140]
9 October  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Samuel Brannon | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
9 October  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Simon B. Elliott | Liberty ship | Completed as Samnesse for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
10 October  |  United States | Kaiser Co., Inc. | Richmond, California | General Hoyt S. Vandenberg | General G. O. Squier-class transport ship | For United States Navy
10 October  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | John Fairfield | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
10 October  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Lyon G. Tyler | Liberty ship | Completed as Samnebra for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
10 October  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Robert L. Vann | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
10 October  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Sumner J. Kimball | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
10 October  |  United States | Marinship Corporation | Sausalito, California | Tomahawk | T2 tanker | For United States Maritime Commission.[5]
11 October  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Charles F. Amidon | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
11 October  |  United Kingdom | William Doxford & Sons Ltd. | Pallion | Empire Lord | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[129]
11 October  |  United Kingdom | Grangemouth Dockyard Co Ltd  | Grangemouth | Empire Settler | Coastal tanker | For Ministry of War Transport
11 October  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | George M. Shriver | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
11 October  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | John W. Foster | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
11 October  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Will R. Wood | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
12 October  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Chief Charlot | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
12 October  |  United Kingdom | Lithgows Ltd.  | Port Glasgow | Empire MacCallum | MAC ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[82]
12 Octobet  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Enoch Train | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
12 October  |  United States | Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation | Savannah, Georgia | Joseph Habersham | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[21]
12 October  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Red Canyon | T2 Tanker | For War Shipping Administration.[27]
12 October  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Stage Door Canteen | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
12 October  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 49 | TID-class tug | For the War Department.[132]
13 October  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Joseph M. Carey | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
13 October  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Norman Hapgood | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
14 October  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Bernard O'Higgins | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
14 October  |  United States | Consolidated Steel Corporation | Wilmington, CA  | Cape Argos | Type C1 ship | For United States Maritime Commission
14 October  |  United Kingdom | Rowhedge Ironworks Ltd | Rowhedge | Empire Boxer | Coastal tanker | For Ministry of War Transport
14 October  |  United Kingdom | Richardsons Ironworks Ltd.  | Lowestoft | Empire Chuzzlewit | Coaster | For Ministry of War Transport. Completed as RFA Chattenden for the Royal Fleet Auxiliary.[87]
14 October  |  United States | Newport News Shipbuilding | Newport News, VA  | Franklin | Essex-class aircraft carrier  |
14 October  |  United States | St. Johns River Shipbuilding Company | Jacksonville, Florida | Grant Wood | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[52]
14 October  |  United States | Marinship Corporation | Sausalito, California | Mission San Juan | T2 tanker | For United States Maritime Commission.[5]
14 October  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff Ltd.  | Belfast | Norrisia | Tanker | For Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co. Ltd.[33][141]
14 October  |  United Kingdom | Lithgows Ltd.  | Port Glasgow | Prospector | Cargo ship | For Charente Steamship Co. Ltd.[105]
14 October  |  United Kingdom | J. L. Thompson & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Silveroak | Cargo ship | For Silver Line Ltd.[59]
15 October  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Casper S. Yost | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
15 October  |  United States | Kaiser Shipyards | Vancouver, Washington | Kalinin Bay | Casablanca-class escort carrier  | Converted S4 merchant hull
15 October  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Lewis Emery Jr. | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
15 October  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Thomas F. Cunningham | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
15 October  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Watson C. Squire | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
15 October  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | William M. Rayburn | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
16 October  |  United Kingdom | Goole Shipbuilding & Repairing Co. Ltd.  | Goole | Cerium | Coaster | For ICI (Alkali) Ltd.[99]
16 October  |  United Kingdom | John Readhead & Sons | Sunderland  | Empire Crown | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
16 October  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Harold L. Winslow | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
16 October  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Norman E. Mack | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
16 October  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Stephen G. Porter | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
17 October  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Edith Wharton | Liberty ship | Completed as Samvern for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
17 October  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Henry H. Blood | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
17 October  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | J. Whitridge Williams | Liberty ship | Completed as Samsylvan for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
17 October  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Company | Panama City, Florida | Mary Ball | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[41]
18 October  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Abbot L. Mills | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
18 October  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Albert G. Brown | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
18 October  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Francis P. Duffey | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
18 October  |  United States | Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation | Savannah, Georgia | Joseph H. Martin | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[21]
18 October  |  United Kingdom | Blythswood Shipbuilding Co. Ltd.  | Glasgow | Neocardia | Tanker | For Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co. Ltd.[48]
18 October  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 50 | TID-class tug | For the Admiralty.[132]
18 October  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | William J. Palmer | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
19 October  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | John Swatt | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
19 October  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | L. H. McNelly | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
19 October  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | William Blackstone | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
19 October  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | W. Walter Husband | Liberty ship | Completed as Samyork for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
20 October  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Albert A. Michelson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
20 October  |  Netherlands | C. Van der Giessen & Zonen's Scheepswerfen NV | Krimpen aan den IJssel | Brünhilde | Hansa A Type cargo ship | For Hamburg-Südamerikanische Dampfschifffahrts-Gesellschaft
21 October  |  Belgium | J Cockerill SA | Hoboken | Äolus | Hansa A Type cargo ship | For Dampfschifffahrts Gesellschaft Neptun
21 October  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | George Popham | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
21 October  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Omar E. Chapman | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
21 October  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | U. S. O. | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
21 October  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Vernon L. Parrington | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
22 October  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Edmund G. Ross | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
22 October  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | George K. Fitch | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
22 October  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Co.  | Brunswick, Georgia | Henry W. Grady | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[51]
22 October  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Peter Cooper Hewitt | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
23 October  |  United States | St. Johns River Shipbuilding Company | Jacksonville, Florida | Edward M. House | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[52]
23 October  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Company | Panama City, Florida | John Barton Payne | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[41]
23 October  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Jose Artigas | Liberty ship | Completed as Samokla for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
23 October  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Lucien B. Maxwell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
23 October  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Peter White | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
24 October  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Francis A. Wardwell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
24 October  |  United States | Kaiser Shipyards | Vancouver, Washington | Kasaan Bay | Casablanca-class escort carrier  | Converted S4 merchant hull
25 October  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Ethan A. Hitchcock | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
25 October  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | J. Warren Keifer | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
25 October  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Kate Douglas Wiggin | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
26 October  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Priscilla Alden | Liberty ship | Completed as Samlouis for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
25 October  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 51 | TID-class tug | For the Ministry of War Transport.[132]
26 October  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Recruit | Algerine-class minesweeper | For Royal Navy.[142]
27 October  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | David Hewes | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
27 October  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Mary Bickerdyke | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
27 October  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | William H. Dall | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
28 October  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Albert S. Burleson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
28 October  |  United Kingdom | Sir J. Laing & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Empire Russell | Intermediate type tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[102]
28 October  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Ferdinand A. Silcox | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
28 October  |  United States | Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation | Savannah, Georgia | Robert Fechner | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[21]
29 October  |  United Kingdom | Short Brothers Ltd.  | Sunderland | Empire Stuart | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[143]
29 October  |  United Kingdom | William Gray & Co. Ltd.  | West Hartlepool | Empire Unicorn | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[115]
29 October  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | James H. Lane | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
29 October  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Sappa Creek | T2 Tanker | For War Shipping Administration.[27]
29 October  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Theodore Roosevelt | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
29 October  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | William W. Campbell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
30 October  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Charles A. Wickliffe | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
30 October  |  United Kingdom | William Gray & Co. Ltd.  | West Hartlepool | Empire Harcourt | Scandinavian type cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[130]
30 October  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Fort Laramie | T2 Tanker | For War Shipping Administration.[27]
30 October  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Company | Panama City, Florida | Frederic C. Howe | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[41]
30 October  |  Japan | Mitsubishi Shipyard | Shimonoseki | Hishi Maru No 3 | Tanker | For Mitsubishi Kisen KK
30 October  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Co.  | Brunswick, Georgia | James A. Whetmore | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[51]
30 October  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Michael C. Kerr | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
30 October  |  Australia | Evans Deakin & Co | Brisbane | Parkes | Bathurst-class corvette  |
30 October  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Sara Teasdale | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
30 October  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 46 | TID-class tug | For the Admiralty.[132]
30 October  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | William D. Hoard | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
31 October  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Abiqua | T2 Tanker | For War Shipping Administration.[27]
31 October  |  United Kingdom | John Crown & Sons Ltd | Sunderland | Empire Belle | Modified Warrior-type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[107]
31 October  |  United States | St. Johns River Shipbuilding Company | Jacksonville, Florida | Harvey Cushing | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[52]
31 October  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | James King | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
31 October  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Jean Baptiste Le Moyne | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
31 October  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Jeremiah L. Chaplin | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
31 October  |  United States | Marinship Corporation | Sausalito, California | Mission San Miguel | T2 tanker | For United States Maritime Commission.[5]
31 October  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Samuel M. Ralston | Liberty ship | Completed as Samois for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
October  |  United Kingdom | Cochrane & Sons Ltd.  | Selby | Sesame | Assurance-class tug | For the Admiralty.[144]

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1 November  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Edwin A. Robinson | Liberty ship | Completed as Samsip for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
1 November  |  United Kingdom | Henry Scarr Ltd.  | Hessle | Empire Charles | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[47]
1 November  |  United States | Kaiser Shipyards | Vancouver, Washington | Fanshaw Bay | Casablanca-class escort carrier  | Converted S4 merchant hull
1 November  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Francis W. Parker | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
1 November  |  United States | Marinship Corporation | Sausalito, California | Mission San Fernando | T2 tanker | For United States Maritime Commission.[5]
2 November  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | R. F. Peckham | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
2 November  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff Ltd.  | Govan | San Vito | Tanker | For Eagle Oil & Shipping Co. Ltd.[57][145]
3 November  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Horace V. White | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
4 November  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Peter Trumble Rowe | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
5 November  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Augustine Herman | Liberty ship | Completed as Samsette for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
5 November  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Barrett Wendell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
5 November  |  United States | Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation | Savannah, Georgia | Charles C. Jones | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[21]
5 November  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Elisha P. Ferry | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
5 November  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Keith Vawter | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
5 November  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | William Pitt Preble | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
6 November  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Charles Scribner | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
6 November  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Joseph H. Kibbey | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
6 November  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Lucius Fairchild | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
6 November  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Paul Tulane | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
6 November  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Company | Panama City, Florida | William B. Wilson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[41]
7 November  |  United States | Consolidated Steel Corporation | Wilmington, California | Cape Girardeau | Type C1-S-Ay-1 cargo ship | For War Shipping Administration
7 November  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Elias H. Derby | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
7 November  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | James G. Maguire | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
8 November  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Edward Bruce | Liberty ship | Completed as Samoine for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
8 November  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Jane G. Swissheim | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
8 November  |  United States | Kaiser Shipyards | Vancouver, Washington | Kitkun Bay | Casablanca-class escort carrier  | Converted S4 merchant hull
8 November  |  United States | Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding Company | Tacoma, Washington | Willapa | Bogue-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter for Lend-Lease as HMS Puncher
8 November  |  United States | St. Johns River Shipbuilding Company | Jacksonville, Florida | William G. Sumner | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[52]
9 November  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Co.  | Brunswick, Georgia | Frederick Bartholdi | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[51]
9 November  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Israel J. Merritt | Liberty ship | Completed as Samflora for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
9 November  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Robert Louis Stevenson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
9 November  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 52 | TID-class tug | For the Admiralty.[146]
10 November  |  United Kingdom | Greenock Dockyard Co. Ltd. | Greenock | Clan MacDougall | Cargo ship | For the Clan Line Steamers Ltd.[37]
10 November  |  United Kingdom | Blyth Dry Docks & Shipbuilding Co. Ltd | Blyth, Northumberland | Duddon | River-class minesweeper | For Royal Navy.[147]
10 November  |  United Kingdom | A & J Inglis Ltd | Glasgow | Empire Harvest | Coastal tanker | For Ministry of War Transport
10 November  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | Empire Lilliput | Maple-type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[13]
10 November  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Francisco M. Quinones | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
10 November  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Henry T. Rainey | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
10 November  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Horace H. Harvey | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
10 November  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Oscar Chappell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
10 November  |  United Kingdom | R. & W. Hawthorn, Leslie and Co. Ltd.  | Newcastle on Tyne | San Velino | Tanker | For Eagle Oil & Shipping Co. Ltd.[148]
11 November  |  United Kingdom | Burntisland Shipbuilding Company | Burntisland | Derrycunihy | Cargo ship | For McCowan & Gross Ltd.[81]
11 November  |  United Kingdom | Caledon Shipbuilding & Engineering Co Ltd | Dundee | Empire Canyon | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
11 November  |  United Kingdom | William Doxford & Sons Ltd. | Pallion | Empire General | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[129]
11 November  |  United Kingdom | J. L. Thompson & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Empire Welfare | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[149]
11 November  |  United States | Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation | Savannah, Georgia | Florence Martus | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[21]
11 November  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Harry Leon Wilson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
11 November  |  United Kingdom |  |  | Mermaid | Black Swan-class sloop  |
11 November  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Ralph A. Cram | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
11 November  |  United Kingdom | Lithgows Ltd.  | Port Glasgow | Trevanion | Cargo ship | For Hain Steamship Co. Ltd.[105]
12 November  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Ferdinand Westdahl | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
12 November  |  United States | New York Shipbuilding Corporation | Camden, NJ  | Guam | Alaska-class large cruiser  |
12 November  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | John La Farge | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
12 November  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Thomas Crawford | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
13 November  |  United Kingdom | Vickers-Armstrongs Ltd.  | Barrow in Furness | Empire Noble | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[150]
13 November  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Frank A. Vanderlip | Liberty ship | Completed as Sambuff for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
13 November  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | George P. McKay | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
13 November  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | John A. Roebling | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
13 November  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | John W. Meldrum | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
13 November  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | J. S. Cullinan | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
13 November  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Mary Wilkins Freeman | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
13 November  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Company | Panama City, Florida | Nathan B. Forrest | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[41]
13 November  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Sweetwater | T2 Tanker | For War Shipping Administration.[27]
13 November  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | William F. Empey | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
14 November  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Jacob H. Schiff | Liberty ship | Completed as Samburgh for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
14 November  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff Ltd.  | Belfast | Nassarius | Tanker | For Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co. Ltd.[33][151]
15 November  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | John T. Clark | Liberty ship | Completed as Samcleve for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
15 November  |  United States | Kaiser Shipyards | Vancouver, Washington | Tulagi | Casablanca-class escort carrier  | Converted S4 merchant hull
15 November  |  United States | Consolidated Steel Corporation | Wilmington, California | Cape St. Vincent | Infantry Landing Ship  |
15 November  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | John L. Stoddard | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
15 November  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Richard J. Oglesby | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
15 November  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | William B. Bankhead | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
16 November  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Clyde L. Seavey | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
16 November  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Frank H. Dodd | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
16 November  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | James Carroll | Liberty ship | Completed as Samgara for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
16 November  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Co.  | Brunswick, Georgia | John B. Gordon | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[51]
16 November  |  Australia | Poole & Steel Limited | Balmain, New South Wales | Junee | Bathurst-class corvette  |
16 Nov3mber  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Orland Loomis | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
16 November  |  United States | St. Johns River Shipbuilding Company | Jacksonville, Florida | Peter Stuyvesant | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[52]
16 November  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 53 | TID-class tug | For the War Department.[146]
17 November  |  United States | Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation | Savannah, Georgia | Charles H. Herty | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[21]
17 November  |  United Kingdom | Short Brothers Ltd.  | Sunderland | Empire Camp | Refrigerated cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
17 November  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | John Ball | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
18 November  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Francis C. Harrington | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
18 November  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Hugh Young | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
18 November  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Mary Walker | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
19 November  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Barbara Frietchie | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
19 November  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | J. Maurice Thompson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
19 November  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Segundo Ruiz Belvis | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
19 November  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | William A. Coulter | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
20 November  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Daniel Appleton | Liberty ship | Completed as Samfield for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
20 November  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Frank B. Lindermman | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
20 November  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Matthew J. O'Brien | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
20 November  |  United States | Basalt Rock Company | Napa, California | Safeguard | Diver-class rescue and salvage ship  |
20 November  |  Germany | Deutsche Werft | Hamburg | Weserwald | Hansa A Type cargo ship | For Norddeutscher Lloyd
21 November  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | J. Willard Gibbs | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
21 November  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Leo J. Duster | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
21 November  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Walter Williams | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
22 November  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Edward Paine | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
22 November  |  United States | Kaiser Shipyards | Vancouver, Washington | Gambier Bay | Casablanca-class escort carrier  | Converted S4 merchant hull
22 November  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | John B. Kendrick | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
22 November  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Mary A. Livermore | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
22 November  |  United States | Seattle-Tacoma Shipyard | Tacoma, Washington | Winjah | Bogue-class escort carrier  | Converted C3 merchant freighter for Lend-Lease as HMS Reaper
23 November  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Co.  | Brunswick, Georgia | Edward P. Alexander | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[51]
23 November  |  United States | St. Johns River Shipbuilding Company | Jacksonville, Florida | James Screven | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[52]
23 November  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | John F. Goucher | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
23 November  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Louis Pasteur | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
23 November  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Sylester Pattie | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
23 November  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 54 | TID-class tug | For the Admiralty.[146]
24 November  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Mercy Warren | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
24 November  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Percy D. Haughton | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
24 November  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Robert R. Randall | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
24 November  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Simeon G. Reed | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
24 November  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Company | Panama City, Florida | Sarah J. Hale | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[41]
24 November  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Seaman A. Knapp | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
24 November  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Willis J. Abbott | Liberty ship | Completed as Samboston for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
25 November  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | James C. Cameron | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
25 November  |  United States | Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation | Savannah, Georgia | John E. Ward | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[21]
25 November  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Leopold Damrosch | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
25 November  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Rifleman | Algerine-class minesweeper | For Royal Navy.
26 November  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Henry Austin | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
26 November  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Hugh M. Smith | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
26 November  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | James Rolph | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
26 November  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Lewis L. Dyche | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
26 November  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Touchet | T2 Tanker | For War Shipping Administration.[27]
26 November  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | William C. Ralston | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
27 November  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Antonin Dvorak | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
27 November  |  United Kingdom | Clelands (Successors) Ltd.  | Wallsend | Empire Aid | Larch-class tug | For the Admiralty.[75]
27 November  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | Empire Andrew | Maple-type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[13]
27 November  |  United Kingdom | A. Hall & Co. Ltd.  | Aberdeen | Empire Ann | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[23]
27 November  |  United Kingdom | Furness Shipbuilding Co. Ltd.  | Haverton Hill-on-Tees | Empire Law | Wave-class oiler | For Ministry of War Transport.[138]
27 November  |  United Kingdom | Grangemouth Dockyard Co. Ltd.  | Grangemouth | Empire Pym | Empire Pym type tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[152]
27 November  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Glory | Colossus-class aircraft carrier | For Royal Navy.
27 November  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Henry Miller | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
27 November  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | John Straub | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
27 November  |  United Kingdom | Blyth Dry Docks & Shipbuilding Co. Ltd | Blyth, Northumberland | Launceston Castle | Castle-class corvette | For Royal Navy.[153]
27 November  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Company | Panama City, Florida | Stephen R. Mallory | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[41]
27 November  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 55 | TID-class tug | For the War Department.[146]
28 Novem ber  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | James Manning | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
28 November  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | John Davey | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
28 November  |  United States | Kaiser Shipyards | Vancouver, Washington | Nehenta Bay | Casablanca-class escort carrier  | Converted S4 merchant hull
29 November  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Albert A. Robinson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
29 November  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Lawrence Gianella | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
29 November  |  United Kingdom | Burntisland Shipbuilding Company | Burntisland | Loch Killin | Loch-class frigate | For Royal Navy.[154]
29 November  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Ross G. Marvin | Liberty ship | Completed as Samtroy for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
29 November  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Wilbur O. Atwater | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
30 November  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | A. J. Cermak | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
30 November  |  United States | Consolidated Steel Corporation | Wilmington, California | Cape Washington | Type C1-S-AY-1 cargo ship | For United States Maritime Commission
30 November  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Charles Morgan | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
30 November  |  United States | Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation | Savannah, Georgia | Edwin L. Godkin | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[21]
30 November  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Evans Creek | T2 Tanker | For War Shipping Administration.[27]
30 November  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | J. Fred Essary | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
30 November  |  United States | St. Johns River Shipbuilding Company | Jacksonville, Florida | Napoleon B. Broward | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[52]
30 November  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Richard B. Moore | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
30 November  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Co.  | Brunswick, Georgia | Robert Battey | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[51]

## December

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1 December  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Isaac McCoy | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
2 December  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Alexander Wilson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
2 December  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | John W. Searles | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
3 December  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Ammla | Liberty ship | Completed as Samvard for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
3 December  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Charles A. Young | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
3 December  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | John W. Davis | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
3 December  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Opie Reed | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
4 December  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Enos A. Mills | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
4 December  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | George H. Powell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
4 December  |  United States | Kaiser Shipyards | Vancouver, Washington | Hoggatt Bay | Casablanca-class escort carrier  | Converted S4 merchant hull
4 December  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Louis Kossuth | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
4 December  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Meyer Lissner | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
5 December  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Jose C. Barbosa | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
5 December  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Joshua B. Lippincott | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
5 December  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Judah Touro | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
6 December  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Alexander Mitchell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
6 December  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Franklin H. King | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
6 December  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Grace R. Hebard | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
6 December  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Israel Wheelen | Liberty ship | Completed as Samport for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
6 December  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 56 | TID-class tug | For the United States Army.[146]
7 December  |  United States | Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation | Savannah, Georgia | A. Frank Lever | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[21]
7 December  |  United States | St. Johns River Shipbuilding Company | Jacksonville, Florida | Arthur M. Huddell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[52]
7 December  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | George S. Wasson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
7 December  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Hugh L. Kerwin | Liberty ship | Completed as Samyale for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
7 December  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | J. C. Osgood | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
7 December  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Company | Panama City, Florida | Walter L. Fleming | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[41]
7 December  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Webb Miller | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
7 December  |  United States | Philadelphia Naval Shipyard | Philadelphia | Wisconsin | Iowa-class battleship  |
8 December  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Ben B. Lindsey | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
8 December  |  United Kingdom | William Doxford & Sons Ltd | Sunderland | Empire Earl | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
8 December  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Frank H. Evers | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
8 December  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | James B. Miller | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
9 December  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Co.  | Brunswick, Georgia | Patrick H. Morrissey | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[51]
9 December  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Robert Wickliffe | Liberty ship | Completed as Sambalt for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
10 December  |  United States | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation | Baltimore, Maryland | Ben H. Miller | Liberty Ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
10 December  |  United Kingdom | Shipbuilding Corporation Ltd  | Newcastle upon Tyne | Empire Abbey | Refrigerated cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
10 December  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | James Oliver Curwood | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
10 December  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Jose J. Acosta | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
10 December  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Ralph Barnes | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
10 December  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Sherwood Anderson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
10 December  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 57 | TID-class tug | For the United States Army.[146]
11 December  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Charles Morgan | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
11 December  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Company | Panama City, Florida | Edgar E. Clark | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[41]
11 December  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Edward G. Acheson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
11 December  |  United Kingdom | William Gray & Co. Ltd.  | West Hartlepool | Empire Sedley | Scandinavian type cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[130]
11 December  |  United States | Kaiser Shipyards | Vancouver, Washington | Kadashan Bay | Casablanca-class escort carrier  | Converted S4 merchant hull
11 December  |  United Kingdom |  |  | Peacock | Black Swan-class sloop  |
11 December  |  United Kingdom | J. Harker Ltd.  | Knottingley | Empire Alderney | Isles-class coastal tanker | For Ministry of War Transport.[155]
11 December  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Oxford Castle | Castle-class corvette | For Royal Navy.
11 December  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Philip C. Shera | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
11 December  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Wagon Box | T2 Tanker | For War Shipping Administration.[27]
12 December  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Anthony F. Lucas | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
12 December  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Frank R. Stockton | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
12 December  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Gabriel Franchere | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
12 December  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | James W. Johnson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
12 December  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Peleg Wadsworth | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
13 December  |  United Kingdom | Cochrane & Sons Ltd.  | Selby | Empire Silas | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[86]
13 December  |  United Kingdom | Goole Shipbuilding & Repairing Co. Ltd.  | Goole | Empire Sophy | Modified Warrior-type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[69]
13 December  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Heber M. Creel | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
13 December  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | John H. Quick | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
13 December  |  United Kingdom | J. Bolson & Son Ltd.  | Poole | MMS 304 | MMS-class minesweeper | For Royal Navy.[156]
14 December  |  United Kingdom | Cochrane & Sons Ltd.  | Selby | Empire Betsy | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[86]
14 December  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Francis Wilson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
14 December  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Martha C. Thomas | Liberty ship | Completed as Samharle for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
14 December  |  United States | St. Johns River Shipbuilding Company | Jacksonville, Florida | Owen Wister | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[52]
14 December  |  United States | Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Company | Newport News, VA  | Vicksburg | Cleveland-class light cruiser  |
14 December  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | William A. Henry | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
15 December  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Claud Spreckles | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
15 December  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Eugene W. Hilgard | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
15 December  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Co.  | Brunswick, Georgia | Joe C. S. Blackburn | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[51]
15 December  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Company | Panama City, Florida | Salvador Brau | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[41]
15 December  |  United States | Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation | Savannah, Georgia | Thomas Wolfe | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[21]
16 December  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Byron Darnton | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
16 December  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | David Lubin | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
16 December  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Grant P. Marsh | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
16 December  |  United States | Kaiser Shipyards | Vancouver, Washington | Marcus Island | Casablanca-class escort carrier  | Converted S4 merchant hull
17 December  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Carl Thusgaard | Liberty ship | Completed as Samkey for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
17 December  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Charles Fort | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
17 December  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | John W. Gates | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
17 December  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | Mason L. Weems | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
17 December  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 58 | TID-class tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[146]
17 December  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | VIC 36 | VIC lighter | For the Admiralty.[157]
17 December  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | William Becknell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
18 December  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Bronson Alcott | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
18 December  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Frank J. Sprague | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
18 December  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Harry Percy | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
18 December  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Melvil Dewey | Liberty ship | Completed as Samsacola for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
18 December  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Millen Griffith | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
18 December  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Narcissa Whitman | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
19 December  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Jean P. Chouteau | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
19 December  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | John Drew | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
19 December  |  United States | Marinship Corporation | Sausalito, California | Mission Santa Ynez | T2 tanker | For United States Maritime Commission.[5]
19 December  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Otis Skinner | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
20 December  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Eugene E. O'Donnell | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
20 December  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Frederick Bunting | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
20 December  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Isaac I. Stevens | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
20 December  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Julia L. Dumont | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
20 December  |  United States | Southeastern Shipbuilding Corporation | Savannah, Georgia | Louis A. Godey | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[21]
20 December  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Samdon | Liberty ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[1]
21 December  |  United States | St. Johns River Shipbuilding Company | Jacksonville, Florida | Elizabeth C. Bellamy | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[52]
21 December  |  United Kingdom | Short Brothers Ltd.  | Sunderland, Co Durham | Empire Cromer | Refrigerated cargo liner | For Ministry of War Transport
21 December  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Martin Van Buren | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[17]
21 December  |  United States | Todd Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Houston, Texas | Rebecca Boone | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[10]
21 December  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | William R. Cox | Liberty ship | Completed as Samtweed for Ministry of War Transport.[17]
21 December  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | William Wolfskill | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
22 December  |  Netherlands | Van Vliet & Co  | Hardinxveld | Elmenhorst | Hansa A Type cargo ship | For Godeffroy & Co
22 December  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Hart Crane | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
22 December  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Co.  | Brunswick, Georgia | John B. Lennon | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[51]
22 December  |  United States | Kaiser Shipyards | Vancouver, Washington | Savo Island | Casablanca-class escort carrier  | Converted S4 merchant hull
22 December  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | William I. Chamberlain | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
23 December  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Jack Singer | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
23 December  |  United States | Delta Shipbuilding | New Orleans, Louisiana | J. C. W. Beckham | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[12]
23 December  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | John Sherman | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
23 December  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Robert G. Cousins | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
23 December  |  United Kingdom | Richard Dunston Ltd.  | Thorne | TID 59 | TID-class tug | For the War Department.[146]
24 December  |  United States | New England Shipbuilding Corporation | South Portland, Maine | Edward Kavanagh | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[1]
24 December  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | George B. Porter | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
24 December  |  United States | New York Shipbuilding Corporation | Camden, NJ  | Wilkes-Barre | Cleveland-class light cruiser  |
24 December  |  United Kingdom | John Readhead & Sons | Sunderland, Co Durham  | Empire Curzon | Cargo ship | For Ministry of War Transport
26 December  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Charles Paddock | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
27 December  |  United Kingdom | Grangemouth Dockyard Co Ltd | Grangemouth | Empire Daughter | Icemaid type collier | For Ministry of War Transport.[74]
27 December  |  United Kingdom | Charles Connell & Co Ltd  | Glasgow | Megna | Cargo ship | For J. Nourse Ltd.[90]
28 December  |  United Kingdom | Sir J. Laing & Sons Ltd.  | Sunderland | Bela | Intermediate type tanker | For Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co. Ltd.[77]
28 December  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Edward J. O'Brien | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
28 December  |  United States | J. A. Jones Construction Company | Panama City, Florida | Harold T. Andrews | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[41]
28 December  |  United States | Bethlehem Steel Company | Quincy, MA  | Pasadena | Cleveland-class light cruiser  |
28 December  |  United Kingdom | Alexander Stephen & Sons Ltd.  | Linthouse | Pipiriki | Refrigerated cargo liner | For New Zealand Shipping Co. Ltd.[80]
28 December  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | William Ford Nichols | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
29 December  |  United Kingdom | Furness Shipbuilding Co. Ltd.  | Haverton Hill-on-Tees | CHANT 52 | CHANT | For Ministry of War Transport.[158]
29 December  |  United Kingdom | William Gray & Co. Ltd. | West Hartlepool | Dallas City | Cargo ship | For Leeds Shipping Co. Ltd.[159]
29 December  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Mary E. Kinnney | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
29 December  |  United States | Kaiser Shipyards | Vancouver, Washington | Ommaney Bay | Casablanca-class escort carrier  | Converted S4 merchant hull
30 December  |  United Kingdom | Barclay, Curle & Co. Ltd. | Glasgow | City of Chester | Cargo ship | For Ellerman Limes.[139]
30 December  |  United Kingdom | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | Drina | Refrigerated cargo ship | For Royal Mail Line.[160]
30 December  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation | Richmond, California | Henry R. Schoolcraft | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[7]
30 December  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | Lillian Wald | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
30 December  |  United States | Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation | Hingham, Massachusetts | Robert I. Paine | Buckley-class destroyer escort  |
30 December  |  United Kingdom | Cammell Laird | Birkenhead, England | Venerable | Colossus-class light carrier  | [161]
30 December  |  United Kingdom | Henry Scarr Ltd.  | Hessle | Empire Walter | Near-Warrior type tug | For Ministry of War Transport.[162]
31 December  |  United States | Permamente Metals Corporation  | Richmond, California | George Luks | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[3]
31 December  |  United States | Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation | Portland, Oregon | Harrington Emerson | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[4]
31 December  |  United States | California Shipbuilding Corporation | Los Angeles, California | Henry L. Gantt | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[6]
31 December  |  United States | St. Johns River Shipbuilding Company | Jacksonville, Florida | John White | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration.[52]
31 December  |  United States | Marinship Corporation | Sausalito, California | Mission San Rafael | T2 tanker | For United States Maritime Commission.[5]
31 December  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Samcree | Liberty ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[17]
31 December  |  United States | Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard | Baltimore, Maryland | Samettrick | Liberty ship | For Ministry of War Transport.[17]
31 December  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Skull Bar | T2 Tanker | For War Shipping Administration.[27]
31 December  |  United States | Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company | Mobile, Alabama | Washita | T2 Tanker | For War Shipping Administration.[27]
December  |  United Kingdom | Brown's Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co. Ltd.  | Hull | VIC 39 | VIC lighter | For the Admiralty.[163][164]

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Unknown date  |  Sweden | Gävle Varvs & Verkstads Nya AB  | Gävle | Aletta Noot | Cargo ship | For Franz Haniel & Cie GmbH
Unknown date  |  Germany | Gutehoffnungschutte AG  | Walsum | Binz | Coastal tanker | For Kriegsmarine
Unknown date  |  Germany | Lübecker Maschinenbau-Gesellschaft  | Lübeck | Celia | Hansa A Type cargo ship | For A. Kirsten
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | W. J. Yarwood & Sons | Northwich | Empire Billow | Water carrier | For Ministry of War Transport.[165]
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | Grangemouth Dockyard Company | Grangemouth | Empire Citizen | Collier | For Ministry of War Transport
Unknown date  |  Germany | Greifenwerft AG  | Stettin | Georg | Coastal tanker | For Kriegsmarine.[166]
Unknown date  |  Sweden | Lidingö Nya Varv & Vaerkstaeder AB  | Lidingö | Glücksburg | Coaster | For H C Horn, requisition by Kriegsmarine on completion
Unknown date  |  Denmark | Helsingørs Maskinbyggeri.  | Helsingør | Halsnaes | Cargo ship | For private owner.[167]
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | Bathurst & Co  | Tewkesbury | HDML 1246 | Harbour Defence Motor Launch | For Royal Navy.[168]
Unknown date  |  Sweden | Helsingborgs Varfs AB  | Helsingborg | Heidberg | Cargo ship | For August Bolten Wm Müllers Nachtfolger
Unknown date  |  Netherlands | NV Werft Gusto  | Schiedam | Hendrik Fisser VI | Hansa A Type cargo ship | For Fisser & Van Doornum
Unknown date  |  Japan |  |  | Leng Maru No.3 | Tanker | For private owner.[169]
Unknown date  |  United States | Houston Shipbuilding Corp  | Houston, Texas | L. H. McNelly | Liberty ship | For War Shipping Administration
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | Brooke Marine Ltd.  | Lowestoft | MFV-35 | Naval Motor Fishing Vessel | For Royal Navy.[170]
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | Brooke Marine Ltd.  | Lowestoft | MFV-36 | Naval Motor Fishing Vessel | For Royal Navy.[171]
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | Brooke Marine Ltd.  | Lowestoft | MFV-37 | Naval Motor Fishing Vessel | For Royal Navy.[172]
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | Brooke Marine Ltd.  | Lowestoft | MFV-38 | Naval Motor Fishing Vessel | For Royal Navy.[173]
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | Anderson, Rigden & Perkins Ltd.  | Whitstable | MFV-57 | Naval Motor Fishing Vessel | For Royal Navy.[174]
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | Anderson, Rigden & Perkins Ltd.  | Whitstable | MFV-58 | Naval Motor Fishing Vessel | For Royal Navy.[175]
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | Anderson, Rigden & Perkins Ltd.  | Whitstable | MFV-101 | Naval Motor Fishing Vessel | For Royal Navy.[176]
Unknown date  |  Denmark | Nakskov Skibs Akt.  | Nakskov | Millerntor | Hansa B type cargo ship | For Hamburg America Line.[177]
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | J. Bolson & Son Ltd.  | Poole | MMS 234 | MMS-class minesweeper | For Royal Navy.[178]
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Co. Ltd.  | Chepstow | MOWT 4 | Crane barge | For Ministry of War Transport.[50]
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Co. Ltd.  | Chepstow | MOWT 6 | Crane barge | For Ministry of War Transport.[50]
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | Palmers (Hebburn) Co. Ltd.  | Hebburn | MOWT 11 | Crane barge | For Ministry of War Transport.[179]
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | Palmers (Hebburn) Co. Ltd.  | Hebburn | MOWT 12 | Crane barge | For Ministry of War Transport.[179]
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | Palmers (Hebburn) Co. Ltd.  | Hebburn | MOWT 13 | Crane barge | For Ministry of War Transport.[179]
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | Palmers (Hebburn) Co. Ltd.  | Hebburn | MOWT 14 | Crane barge | For Ministry of War Transport.[179]
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | Barry Graving Dock & Engineering Company  | Barry | MOWT 28 | Floating crane | For Ministry of War Transport.[180]
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | Brooke Marine Ltd.  | Lowestoft | MTB 681 | Motor Torpedo Boat | For Royal Navy.[181]
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | W. & C. French Ltd.  | Grays Thurrock | St. Anne | Concrete barge | For F. T. Everard & Sons Ltd.[182]
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | W. & C. French Ltd.  | Grays Thurrock | St. Asaph | Concrete barge | For F. T. Everard & Sons Ltd.[182]
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | W. & C. French Ltd.  | Grays Thurrock | St. Austell | Concrete barge | For F. T. Everard & Sons Ltd.[182]
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | Isaac Pimblott & Sons Ltd.  | Northwich | VIC 28 | VIC lighter | For the Admiralty.[113]
Unknown date  |  United Kingdom | Brown's Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co. Ltd.  | Hull | VIC 38 | VIC lighter | For the Admiralty.[163][183]
Unknown date  |  Netherlands | Duivendijks Scheepwerke  | Lekkerkerk | Wilhelmshaven | Cargo ship | For Hamburg Amerikanische Packetfahrt AG
Unknown date  |  Germany | Gutehoffnungschutte AG.  | Walsum | Unnamed | Tanker | For Kriegsmarine. Completed in 1946 as Kapitan Plaushevski for the Soviet Union.[184]

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