Western Pipe & Steel ~ Shipbuilding History

Western Pipe & Steel

South San Francisco CA and San Pedro CA

Most recent update: January 7, 2022.

Western Pipe & Steel Company was created in Los Angeles in 1906, by T. A. Hays and James A. Talbot. In 1917, they acquired the Shaw-Batcher Company Ship Works, in South San Francisco, which had been established to build cargo ships for the USSB, and in 1918 they established Southwestern Shipbuilding, in San Pedro, to avoid the high costs associated with San Francisco. After the war, the South San Francisco yard was stripped of its shipbuilding capability and used for industrial pipe fabrication, while the San Pedro yard was sold to Bethlehem Steel. (See a separate table for this yard here.) in 1939, the South San Francisco yard was reactivated and a new yard was established in San Pedro, at a different site. Both yards ceased shipbuilding at the end of WWII and were sold to Consolidated Steel for industrial use. The South San Francisco yard had four berths, two on each side of a large basin, from which ships were side launched. It is now part of the Oyster Point residential complex. See it from the air on Google here: you can see its basin on Veterans Boulevard, at the northwest corner of the complex. The WWI San Pedro yard was on Terminal Island and is still a shipyard, although inactive. See it from the air on Google here. The WWII San Pedro yard was in the West Basin, where Berths 125 to 132 are now. See the site from the air on Google here.

The hull numbering system is complicated. The USSB ordered a total of 45 EFC Design 1019 freighters from Shaw-Batcher and Southwestern, nine of which were cancelled, although one was later completed as a tanker for a private owner. Hulls 1-18 at South San Francisco were documented by the US Government and ABS as having been built by Shaw-Batcher while all the hulls built in San Pedro were documented as having been built by Southwestern Shipbuilding. Despite the fact that Western Pipe & Steel owned both facilities, contemporary media rarely used the parent company's name in connection with either shipyard prior to WWII. During WWI, each shipyard had its own hull numbering sequence, but some vessels that were to have been built by Shaw-Batcher were switched to Southwestern and renumbered. In 1938, however, when Western Pipe decided to re-enter the shipbuilding business, they restructured the numbering system. It appears that they totaled up the entire previous production, at both yards, including the cancelled vessels, to establish a starting point for new work, and from that point on, a common hull numbering sequence was used.

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	Official #	Name	Customer	Design/#	Tons	LOA	Delivered	Notes
WORLD WAR ONE
Ordered 21-Jul-17 and built in South San Francisco
1	216975	Isanti	USSB	1019/334	5,713	410	30 Sep 1918	scrapped 1930
2	217209	Nantahala	USSB	1019/335	6,062	410	31 Oct 1918	scrapped 1929
3	217522	West Avenal	USSB	1019/336	5,688	410	20 Dec 1918	scrapped 1929
4	217391	Oskaloosa	USSB	1019/337	6,049	410	1 Feb 1919	scrapped 1929
5	217710	West Vaca	USSB	1019/338	5,548	410	27 Mar 1919	scrapped 1929
6	218033	West Ashawa	USSB	1019/339	5,609	410	21 May 1919	scrapped 1929
7	218328	West Alcoz	USSB	1019/340	5,606	410	21 Jun 1919	scrapped 1929
8	218556	West Aleta	USSB	1019/341	5,719	410	28 Jul 1919	wrecked 1920
Ordered 2-Feb-18 and built in South San Francisco
9	218806	West Cactus	USSB	1019/1148	5,642	410	Aug 1919	scrapped 1947
1033	218973	West Caddoa	USSB	1019/1149	5,721	410	26 Sep 1919	later Empire Guillemot 1941, torpedoed from the air and lost 1941
11	219393	West Kader	USSB	1019/1150	5,751	410	31 Dec 1919	later New York 1928, Pan Kraft 1937, bombed and lost 1942
12	219627	West Cadron	USSB	1019/1151	5,724	410	3 Mar 1920	later Iowa 1928, wrecked 1936
13	219898	West Cahokia	USSB	1019/1152	5,720	410	16 Apr 1920	later Pacific Fir 1926, Jacob Ruppert 1938, Cocle 1941, torpedoed and lost 1942
14	219832	West Calera	USSB	1019/1153	5,721	410	14 Jan 1920	later Golden Harvest 1928, Oklahoman 1937, wrecked 1942
15	220061	West Camak	USSB	1019/1154	5,721	410	Aug 1920	later Antonio Locatelli 1938, sunk by gunfire 1940
16	220385	West Camargo	USSB	1019/1155	5,720	410	25 Sep 1920	later Desna 1943, scrapped 1973
173333	220634	West Canon	USSB	1019/1156	5,645	410	Aug 1920	later Pacific Spruce 1926, William L. Thompson 1939, Transocean 1947, Hai Fei 1948, scrapped 1960
18	220763	West Carmona	USSB	1019/1157	5,645	410	Oct 1920	later Golden State 1928, Lahaina 1937, sunk by gunfire 1941
Ordered 16-Mar-18, transferred to Southwestern Shipbuilding 22-Apr-18 and built in San Pedro as Southwestern's Hulls 1-10
19	217373	West Carnifax	USSB	1019/1371	6,150	410	Jan 1919	later Exford 1928, Pan Royal 1930, in collision and lost 1943
20	217547	West Caruth	USSB	1019/1372	6,150	410	Feb 1919	later Exmoor 1923, Antonio Tripcovich 1924, Seisho Maru 1928, torpedoed and lost 1944
21	217709	West Catanace	USSB	1019/1373	6,150	410	Mar 1919	later Atlantic 1923, Theodore 1947, Archon 1951, scrapped 1952
22	217932	West Sequana	USSB	1019/1374	6,150	410	Apr 1919	later Golden Cloud 1928, Waimea 1938, Marcar 1950, Carmar 1952, Madelaine 1955, scrapped 1958
23	218027	West Cavanal	USSB	1019/1375	6,150	410	June 1919	later Edgar Bowling 1923, Texmar 1927, Irkutsk 1945, scrapped 1966
24	218322	West Cawthon	USSB	1019/1376	6,150	410	July 1919	later Empire Bison 1940, torpedoed and lost 1940
25	218614	West Cayote	USSB	1019/1377	6,150	410	Aug 1919	later Washington 1928, bombed and lost 1942
26	218323	West Chetac	USSB	1019/1378	6,150	410	June 1919	torpedoed and lost 1942
27	218732	West Inskip	USSB	1019/1379	6,000	410	Sep 1919	later Charcas 1926, Carreta 1940, Parita Sun 1947, scrapped 1953
28	218817	West Chicopee	USSB	1019/1380	6,000	410	Dec 1919	later Bakersfield, Chagres 1941, Mirafjord 1947, San Salvatore 1950, scrapped 1953
Ordered 10-Jul-18 and built in San Pedro by Southwestern as Hulls 11-18
33	219434	West Neris	USSB	1019/2206	6,000	410	Dec 1919	later Irish Oak 1941, torpedoed and lost 1943
34	219522	West Niger	USSB	1019/2207	6,000	410	Jan 1920	later Nevada 1938, wrecked 1932
35	219658	West Nilus	USSB	1019/2208	5,650	410	Mar 1920	sunk as breakwater at Normandy 1944
36	219937	West Niveria	USSB	1019/2209	5,650	410	Apr 1920	later Golden Coast 1928, Delawarean 1937, Empire Hawksbill 1940, torpedoed and lost 1942
37	220024	West Nomentum	USSB	1019/2210	5,650	410	May 1920	later Pennsylvania 1928, Pan 1947, Tanar 1949, in collision and sank 1959
38	220199	West Norranus	USSB	1019/2211	5,650	410	June 1920	later Pacific Pine 1926, Maine 1937, Lvov 1945, Istra 1951, scrapped 1958
39	220315	West Notus	USSB	1019/2212	5,650	410	July 1920	shelled and scuttled 1942
40	220527	West Numidia	USSB	Tanker/2213	5,650	410	Aug 1920	later Hollywood and completed as a tanker, wrecked and lost 1945
Cancelled but completed privately in San Pedro by Southwestern as Hull 19
41	220900	Mary Luckenbach	USSB	Tanker/2214	5,650	410	Dec 1920	later C. B. Watson 1936, Indiana 1947, Al Horreya 1954, Mansoura 1957, scrapped 1963
Built in South San Francisco
46	220666	Miss Snip		yacht	26	60	1920
47				yacht		40	1920
Built in San Pedro as Hulls 20-26
48	167850	Union Oil of Cal. 1920	Union Oil	barge	165		Apr 1920
49	221100	Montebello	Union Oil	tanker	8,272	440	4 Mar 1921	torpedoed and lost 1941
50	221103	La Placentia	Union Oil	tanker	8,272	440	15 Apr 1921	scrapped 1948
51	221691	La Purisima	Union Oil	tanker	8,272	440	20 Oct 1921	later Taganrog 1943, Octorara 1944, La Purisima 1946, scrapped 1947
52	Dutch	Scopas	N.I.T.M.	tanker	5,900	423	July 1921	scrapped 1939
53	Dutch	Silvanus	N.I.T.M.	tanker	5,900	423	10 Aug 1921	later Papoose 1926 (ON 226583), torpedoed and lost 1942
54	Dutch	Semiramis	N.I.T.M.	tanker	5,900	423	22 Sep 1921	later Kyoko Maru 1943, torpedoed and lost 1943
WORLD WAR TWO
Ordered Jul-38, built in South San Francisco
55		no 3	USACE	dump scow			Jan 1939
56		no 4	USACE	dump scow			Jan 1939
Ordered 20-Oct-1939, built in South San Francisco
57	240439	American Manufacturer	MARCOM	C1-B/94	6,821	395	11 Apr 1941	sold 1948 as Hoegh Merchant, Mathilda 1956, President Osmena 1963, Seven Generals 1965, scrapped 1973
58	240658	American Leader	MARCOM	C1-B/95	6,778	395	12 Jun 1941	sunk by gunfire near St. Helena 1942
59	240754	American Builder	MARCOM	C1-B/96	6,834	395	25 Jul 1941	to NDRF 1952 as Cape Decision, scrapped 1968
60	240954	American Press	MARCOM	C1-B/97	6,841	395	3 Sep 1941	to NDRF 1952 as Cape Lookout, scrapped 1970
61	241055	American Packer	MARCOM	C1-B/98	6,802	395	14 Oct 1941	scrapped 1971
Ordered 20-Sep-1940, built in South San Francisco
62		Steel Artisan	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	10,200d	465	30 Sep 1942	to USN as Barnes (CVE-7), to Britain as HMS Attacker (D-02), sold 1950 as Castel Forte, Fairsky 1958, Philippine Tourist 1978, scrapped 1980
63		Cascade	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	11,755d	465	11 Sep 1942	to USN as AD-16, scrapped 1975
64		Chandeleur	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	11,750d	465	19 Nov 1942	to USN as AV-10, scrapped 1971
65		Hamlin	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	10,200d	465	21 Dec 1942	to USN as CVE-15, to Britain as HMS Stalker (D-91), sold 1947 as Riouw, Lobito 1967, scrapped 1975
Ordered Oct-40, built in South San Francisco
66	YF-261		US Navy	covered lighter	160d	110	Jan 1941	later YFN, to Foreign Liquidation Commission 1946
67	YF-262		US Navy	covered lighter	160d	110	Mar 1941	later YFN, sold 1998 as Barge 104
68	YF-265		US Navy	covered lighter	160d	110	Feb 1941	later YFN, struck 2001
69	YF-267		US Navy	covered lighter	160d	110	Mar 1941	later YFN, reported destroyed 1947
70	YF-274		US Navy	covered lighter	160d	110	May 1941	later YFN, YFNX-41 1994, sold 1998
71	YF-276		US Navy	covered lighter	160d	110	Apr 1941	later YFN, sold 2001 as Delta Tender, Westar XIV 2003
72	YF-277		US Navy	covered lighter	160d	110	Mar 1941	later YFN, OTI 277 1947, Canadian R.L. 21 1950, VT. No. 50, VPD No. 26, Dillingham No. 200
73	YF-278		US Navy	covered lighter	160d	110	Apr 1941	later YFN, sold 2001 as YFN-278, GC-32 2004
74	YF-279		US Navy	covered lighter	160d	110	Apr 1941	later YFN, struck 1997, to MARAD for use at RRF Alameda
75	YF-281		US Navy	covered lighter	160d	110	May 1941	later YFN, reported lost 1948
76	YF-282		US Navy	covered lighter	160d	110	May 1941	later YFN, sold 1946
Ordered Feb-41, built in South San Francisco
77		Croatan	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	10,200d	465	27 Feb 1943	to USN as CVE-14, to Britain as HMS Fencer (D-64), sold 1950 as Sydney, Roma, Galaxy Queen, Lady Dina, Caribia 2, scrapped 1975
78		Prince William	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	10,200d	465	28 Apr 1943	to USN as CVE-19, to Britain as HMS Striker (D-12), scrapped 1946
Ordered 3-May-41, built in South San Francisco
79	242765	Sea Pike	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	7,949	465	13 Feb 1943	sold 1946 as Mormacwave, Lone Star State, scrapped 1970
80	242941	Sea Bass	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	7,949	465	31 Mar 1943	sold 1946 as William Luckenbach, P & T Forester, then American Robin, scrapped 1973
81	257213	Sea Angel	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	7,995	465	15 Mar 1943	to USN as Bolivar (AP-79), APA-34, sold 1948 as President Van Buren, President Harding, Thailand Bear, Santa Monica, scrapped 1972
82	257262	Sea Mink	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	7,995	465	24 Apr 1943	to USN as Callaway (AP-80), APA-35, sold 1948 as President Harrison, Hurricane, scrapped 1974
83		Sea Swallow	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	11,760d	465	4 May 1943	to USN as Cambria (AP-81), APA-36, then LPA-36, scrapped 1972
84	243297	Sea Snipe	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	7,942	465	29 May 1943	sold 1947 as Edward Luckenbach, Aloha State, scrapped 1971
85		Sea Needle	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	11,760d	465	29 May 1943	to USN as Chilton (AP-83), APA-38, then LPA-38, scrapped 1974
86		Sea Carp	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	11,760d	465	29 Jun 1943	to USN as Clay (AP-84), APA-39, sold 1948 as President Johnson, La Salle, scrapped 1974
87		Sea Bass	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	11,760d	465	30 Jun 1943	to USN as Bayfield (AP-78), APA-33, scrapped 1969
88		Cavalier	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	11,760d	465	19 Jul 1943	to USN as AP-82, APA-37, scrapped 1969
89	243969	Sea Barb	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	7,942	465	6 Aug 1943	sold 1949 as F. J. Luckenbach, P & T Seafarer, then American Hawk, scrapped 1971
90	244049	Sea Cat	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	7,942	465	25 Aug 1943	sold 1949 as Lena Luckenbach, Overseas Lena, then Overseas Eva, scrapped 1971
91	244137	Sea Devil	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	8,008	465	30 Nov 1943	sold 1949 as Harry Luckenbach, Copper State, scrapped 1973
92	244161	Sea Flasher	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	8,008	465	24 Dec 1943	sold 1949 as Steel Age, scrapped 1971
93	251767	Sea Arrow	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	7,909	465	30 Sep 1943	to USN as Alpine (APA-92), sold 1948 as India Mail, Transwestern, then Buckeye Pacific, scrapped 1971
94	251781	Sea Snapper	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	8,162	465	30 Oct 1943	to USN as Barnstaple (APA-93), sold 1948 as Steel Fabricator, Reliance Dynasty, Grand Valor, scrapped 1974
95	244963	Sea Corporal	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	8,008	465	31 Jan 1944	sold 1949 as Steel Surveyor, scrapped 1971
Ordered May-42, built in San Pedro
96	WAG-278	Northwind	USCG	icebreaker	6,515d	269	26 Feb 1944	to USSR as Severni Veter, Admiral Makarov, Staten Island (AGB 5) 1951, WAGB 278 1966, sold 1975
97	WAG-279	Eastwind	USCG	icebreaker	6,515d	269	3 Jun 1944	sold 1972, scrapped 1978
98	WAG-280	Southwind	USCG	icebreaker	6,515d	269	15 Jul 1944	to USSR as Kapitan Belusov, to USN 1950 as Atka (AGB 3), to USCG 1966 as Southwind (WAGB 280), sold 1976
99	WAG-281	Westwind	USCG	icebreaker	6,515d	269	18 Sep 1944	to USSR as Severni Pulius, to USCG 1950 as Westwind (WAGB 281), scrapped 1988
Ordered Mar-42, built in San Pedro
100	YO-78		US Navy	tank barge	690d	440	July 1943	sunk as target 1979
101	YO-79		US Navy	tank barge	690d	440	July 1943	to Foreign Liquidation Commission 1946
102	YO-130		US Navy	tank barge	690d	440	Aug 1943	later YON-310, sold 1999
103	YO-131		US Navy	tank barge	690d	440	Mar 1944	to Vietnam 1971 as HQ-474, scuttled 1975
104	YO-132		US Navy	tank barge	690d	440	Apr 1944	reported lost 1947
Ordered Jul-42, built in San Pedro
105	WPG-39	Oneida/Owasco	USCG	gunboat	1,978d	255	18 May 1945	later WHEC, scrapped 1977
106	WPG-40	Winnebago	USCG	gunboat	1,978d	255	21 Jun 1945	later WHEC, scrapped 1977
107	WPG-41	Chautauqua	USCG	gunboat	1,978d	255	4 Aug 1945	later WHEC, scrapped 1980
108	WPG-42	Wachusett/Sebago	USCG	gunboat	1,978d	255	20 Sep 1945	later WHEC, scrapped 1972
109	WPG-43	Iroquois	USCG	gunboat	1,978d	255	9 Feb 1946	later WHEC, scrapped 1965
110	WPG-44	Huron/Washusett	USCG	gunboat	1,978d	255	23 Mar 1946	later WHEC, scrapped 1974
111	WPG-64	Ostego/Escanaba	USCG	gunboat	1,978d	255	20 Mar 1946	later WHEC, scrapped 1976
112	WPG-65	Winona	USCG	gunboat	1,978d	255	19 Apr 1946	later WHEC, scrapped 1974
113	WPG-66	Klamath	USCG	gunboat	1,978d	255	19 Jun 1946	later WHEC, scrapped 1974
114	WPG-67	Sunapee/Minnetonka	USCG	gunboat	1,978d	255	11 Jul 1946	later WHEC, scrapped 1974
115	WPG-68	Androscroggin	USCG	gunboat	1,978d	255	26 Sep 1946	later WHEC, scrapped 1974
Ordered 1942, built in San Pedro
116	YO-133		US Navy	tank barge	690d	440	Apr 1944	sold 1977, f/v Bowfin (604231)
117	YOG-35		US Navy	gasoline barge	690d	440	Dec 1943	scrapped 1975
118	YOG-36		US Navy	gasoline barge	690d	440	Dec 1943	scrapped 1975
119	YW-93		US Navy	water barge	690d	440	Jan 1944	later Irving Hickory, scrapped 1983
120	YW-94		US Navy	water barge	690d	440	Feb 1944	later Standard Oiler 1952, Recoverer 1973, Don Hector 1993, Golfa 1997
Ordered 31-Dec-42, built in South San Francisco
121	252403	Sea Angler	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	8,070	465	26 Feb 1944	to USN as Cecil (APA-96), sold 1948 as Steel Admiral, scrapped 1973
122	245594	Sea Fiddler	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	7,958	465	18 May 1944	sold 1947 as Hawaiian Refiner, scrapped 1971
123	245644	Sea Flier	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	7,958	465	27 May 1944	sold 1947 as Horace Luckenbach, Overseas Natalie 1969, scrapped 1971
124	245860	Sea Sturgeon	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	7,958	465	18 Jul 1944	sold 1947 as Hawaiian Farmer, scrapped 1971
125	245923	Sea Runner	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	7,958	465	29 Jun 1944	sold 1947 as Robert Luckenbach, Overseas Rose 1961, scrapped 1971
126	246204	Sea Ray	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	7,958	465	29 Jul 1944	sold 1947 as Hawaiian Rancher, scrapped 1972
127	246464	Sea Partridge	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	7,958	465	30 Sep 1944	sold 1947 as Steel Vendor, wrecked 1971
128	252498	Sea Adder	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	8,062	465	12 Oct 1944	to USN as Gladwyn (APA-106), Hansford, sold 1947 as Steel Apprentice, scrapped 1973
129	252149	Sea Wren	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	7,901	465	11 Nov 1944	to USN as Goodhue (APA-107), sold 1947 as Hawaiian Citizen, scrapped 1982
130	252476	Sea Hare	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	7,970	465	31 Dec 1944	to USN as Goshen (APA-108), sold 1947 as Canada Mail, California Mail 1963, LaFayette 1968, scrapped 1973
131	252478	Sea Sparrow	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	8,027	465	31 Dec 1944	to USN as Grafton (APA-109), sold 1947 as Java Mail, Carrier Dove 1969, scrapped 1974
132	247168	Sea Cardinal	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	7,969	465	29 Jan 1945	sold 1947 as Steel Architect, scrapped 1971
133	247221	Sea Finch	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	7,969	465	17 Feb 1945	later Sea Shark, sold 1947 as Steel Maker, scrapped 1973
134	247386	Sea Starling	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	7,969	465	9 Mar 1945	later Sea Blenny, sold 1947 as Hawaiian Builder, scrapped 1973
Ordered 2-Sep-43, built in South San Francisco
135	248275	Sea Thrush	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	8,060	465	20 Jul 1945	completed as President Taft, President Harding 1968, scrapped 1973
136	248424	Sea Beaver	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	8,062	465	8 Aug 1945	completed as President Grant, President Hoover 1967, scrapped 1973
137	248619	Sea Jumper	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	8,062	465	18 Sep 1945	completed as President Pierce, scrapped 1973
138	249683	Sea Starling	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	7,924	465	12 Jun 1946	completed as President Madison, scrapped 1973
Ordered 9-Nov-42, built in San Pedro
139	DE-739	Bangust	US Navy	destroyer escort	1,620d	300	30 Nov 1943	to Peru as Castilla (D-1) 1952, struck 1979
140	DE-740	Waterman	US Navy	destroyer escort	1,620d	300	30 Nov 1943	to Peru as Aguirre (D-2) 1952, sunk 1974
141	DE-741	Weaver	US Navy	destroyer escort	1,620d	300	31 Dec 1943	to Peru as Rodriguez (D-3) 1952, struck 1979
142	DE-742	Hilbert	US Navy	destroyer escort	1,620d	300	4 Feb 1944	scrapped 1973
143	DE-743	Lamons	US Navy	destroyer escort	1,620d	300	29 Feb 1944	scrapped 1973
144	DE-744	Kyne	US Navy	destroyer escort	1,620d	300	4 Apr 1944	scrapped 1973
145	DE-745	Snyder	US Navy	destroyer escort	1,620d	300	5 May 1944	scrapped 1973
146	DE-746	Hemminger	US Navy	destroyer escort	1,620d	300	30 May 1944	to Thailand as Pin Klao (F-3) 1959
147	DE-747	Bright	US Navy	destroyer escort	1,620d	300	30 Jun 1944	to France as Touareg (F-721) 1950, struck 1958
148	DE-748	Tills	US Navy	destroyer escort	1,620d	300	8 Aug 1944	sunk as target 1969
149	DE-749	Roberts	US Navy	destroyer escort	1,620d	300	2 Sep 1944	sunk as target 1971
150	DE-750	McClelland	US Navy	destroyer escort	1,620d	300	19 Sep 1944	scrapped 1973
Ordered 2-Sep-43, including reinstated Hulls 135-138, built in South San Francisco
175	249953	Sea Phoebe	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	7,924	465	29 Jul 1946	completed as President McKinley, President Johnson 1968, Pinedale 1969, scrapped 1970
176	250262	Sea Oriole	MARCOM	freighter (C3)	7,924	465	22 Aug 1946	completed as President Jefferson, Ferndale 1970, scrapped 1970
Ordered Oct-43, built in San Pedro
177	YF-688		US Navy	covered lighter	258d	170	1944	later YFN, sold, Jena 1980
178	YF-689		US Navy	covered lighter	258d	170	1944	later YFN, sold, Harvester 1979, Harvester Barge 1994
179	YF-690		US Navy	covered lighter	258d	170	1944	later YFN
180	YF-691		US Navy	covered lighter	258d	170	1 Feb 1944	later YFN, sold 2001, GC-33 2003
181	YF-692		US Navy	covered lighter	258d	170	1 Feb 1944	later YFN, scrapped 1982
182	YF-693		US Navy	covered lighter	258d	170	1 Feb 1944	later YFN, then YC-1458, struck 1985
183	YF-694		US Navy	covered lighter	258d	170	9 Mar 1944	later YFN, sold 2001, GC-34 2003
Ordered 9-Oct-43, built in San Pedro
184	WAG-282	Northwind	USCG	icebreaker	6,515d	269		to NDRF 1989, scrapped 1998
Ordered Oct-43, built in San Pedro
185	YF-695		US Navy	covered lighter	258d	170	9 Mar 1944	later YFN
186	YF-696		US Navy	covered lighter	258d	170	9 Mar 1944	later YFN
187	YF-697		US Navy	covered lighter	258d	170	9 Mar 1944	later YFN, reefed 1998
Ordered 6-Oct-43, originally intended to be LCT-(7)s 1701-1720, built in San Pedro
188	LSM-233		US Navy	landing ship	743d	203	3 Aug 1944	sold to Hugo Neu 1948 for scrapping
189	LSM-234		US Navy	landing ship	743d	203	17 Aug 1944	sold to W. A. Magnus 1948
190	LSM-235		US Navy	landing ship	743d	203	24 Aug 1944	to Port of Newport or 1948
191	LSM-236		US Navy	landing ship	743d	203	2 Sep 1944	to the Philippines 1960 as Batanes (LSM-65), wrecked 1971
192	LSM-237		US Navy	landing ship	743d	203	7 Sep 1944	sold to Ming Sung Ind. 1946, seized by PRC 1949
193	LSM-238		US Navy	landing ship	743d	203	14 Sep 1944	sold to Crowley 1948
194	LSM-239		US Navy	landing ship	743d	203	21 Sep 1944	scuttled off Guam 1947
195	LSM-240		US Navy	landing ship	743d	203	28 Sep 1944	sold to GM Diesel 1947
196	LSM-241		US Navy	landing ship	743d	203	5 Oct 1944	sold to E. & M. Pierre 1948
197	LSM-242		US Navy	landing ship	743d	203	12 Oct 1944	sold to Hugo Neu 1948 for scrapping
198	LSM-243		US Navy	landing ship	743d	203	19 Oct 1944	sold to Mech. Eqpmt. 1946
199	LSM-244		US Navy	landing ship	743d	203	26 Oct 1944	to Port of St. Petersburg FL 1948 as Hillsborough (ON 254373)
200	LSM-245		US Navy	landing ship	743d	203	2 Nov 1944	sold to Southwest Steel 1947
201	LSM-246		US Navy	landing ship	743d	203	9 Nov 1944	to China 1948
202	LSM-247		US Navy	landing ship	743d	203	16 Nov 1944	sold to Ming Sung Ind. 1947
203	LSM-248		US Navy	landing ship	743d	203	23 Nov 1944	to China 1946, seized by PRC 1949
204	LSM-249		US Navy	landing ship	743d	203	30 Nov 1944	to China 1946
205	LSM-250		US Navy	landing ship	743d	203	7 Dec 1944	laid up 1947, sold to Pacific Towboat 1958, converted to barge
206	LSM-251		US Navy	landing ship	743d	203	14 Dec 1944	to Port of Newport or 1948, resold to Humble Oil, converted to barge, sank 1961
207	LSM-252		US Navy	landing ship	743d	203	21 Dec 1944	sank at Half Moon Beach 1947
Ordered 4-Apr-44, built in San Pedro
208	LSM-447		US Navy	landing ship	743d	203	28 Dec 1944	sold to New Orleans Shipwrecking 1948 for scrapping
209	LSM-448		US Navy	landing ship	743d	203	4 Jan 1945	sold to Hugo Neu 1948 for scrapping
210	LSM-449		US Navy	landing ship	743d	203	11 Jan 1945	sold to Ashland Oil 1948
211	LSM-450		US Navy	landing ship	743d	203	18 Jan 1945	sold to Crowley 1948
212	LSM-451		US Navy	landing ship	743d	203	25 Jan 1945	sold to New Orleans Shipwrecking 1948 for scrapping
213	LSM-452		US Navy	landing ship	743d	203	1 Feb 1945	sold to Tacoma BB 1947
214	LSM-453		US Navy	landing ship	743d	203	14 Feb 1945	to China 1946, seized by PRC 1949
215	LSM-454		US Navy	landing ship	743d	203	15 Feb 1945	sold to Ohio Oil 1947
216	LSM-455		US Navy	landing ship	743d	203	12 Mar 1945	laid up 1949, sold 1959, converted to barge Sandpiper
217	LSM-456		US Navy	landing ship	743d	203	13 Mar 1945	to China 1947, escaped to Taiwan 1949 as LSM-345, scrapped 1970
218	LSM-457		US Navy	landing ship	743d	203	28 Mar 1945	to China 1946, escaped to Taiwan 1949 as Mei Song (LSM-347), LSM-694, decommissioned 2005
219	LSM-458		US Navy	landing ship	743d	203	22 Mar 1945	to VFW in Bellevue NJ 1948, beached and used as VFW post
Ordered 16-Dec-44, built in San Pedro3
220	AG-88	Burton Island	US Navy	icebreaker	6,515d	269	28 Dec 1946	AGB-1 1949, to USCG 1966 as WAGB 283, scrapped 1980
221	AG-89	Edisto	US Navy	icebreaker	6,515d	269	20 Mar 1947	AGB-2 1949, to USCG 1966 as WAGB 284, scrapped 1980