Moore Equipment Company

Stockton CA

Most recent update: March 2, 2021.

Moore Equipment Company was founded in 1929 by Stanley S. Moore and his father, in Stockton CA: it was primarily engaged in the manufacture and repair of farm machines, road machines and tools. To support the WWII demand for ships, they built a shipyard and produced landing craft and barges for the Navy. When the war ended, the yard closed and the business was sold to International Harvester.

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Name Customer Type LDT LOA Built Notes
YFN-814 US Navy covered lighter 170 110 1943
YFN-815 US Navy covered lighter 170 110 1943
YFN-816 US Navy covered lighter 170 110 1943
YFN-817 US Navy covered lighter 170 110 1943
YFN-818 US Navy covered lighter 170 110 1943
YFN-819 US Navy covered lighter 170 110 1943
US Navy landing craft LCM(3) 26 50 1943-44 Uncertain quantity
US Navy landing craft LCM(6) 26 56 1943-44 Uncertain quantity
YSD-35 US Navy seaplane derrick 240 240 1944 lost 1946
YSD-36 US Navy seaplane derrick 240 240 1944 lost off Okinawa 1946
YSD-37 US Navy seaplane derrick 240 240 1944 lost off Eniwetok 1946
YSD-42 US Navy seaplane derrick 240 240 1944 lost off Guam 1980
YSD-43 US Navy seaplane derrick 240 240 1944 lost off Eniwetok 1946
YSD-44 US Navy seaplane derrick 240 240 1944 scrapped 1972
YSD-45 US Navy seaplane derrick 240 240 1944 destroyed 1947
YSD-46 US Navy seaplane derrick 240 240 1944 to NDRF 1974
YSD-47 US Navy seaplane derrick 240 240 1944 sold 1960
YSD-48 US Navy seaplane derrick 240 240 1944 lost to typhoon Louise 1945
YSD-49 US Navy seaplane derrick 240 240 1944 scrapped 1971
YSD-50 US Navy seaplane derrick 240 240 1945 sold 1971, MPE 50
YC-1089 US Navy open lighter 138 110 1945 sold 2001
YC-1090 US Navy open lighter 138 110 1945
YC-1091 US Navy open lighter 138 110 1945
YC-1092 US Navy open lighter 138 110 1945

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