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Coastal Transports

(APc)

In World War II, the Navy built 100 wooden-hulled fast coastal transports and four modified C1-M-AV1s, primarily to ferry troops around the Pacific Theater. After the war, almost all were sold or otherwise disposed-of but where they went is not clear at all.

Name Builder Location LDT LOA Delivered Notes
APc-1 Herreshoff Mfg. Bristol RI 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-2 Herreshoff Mfg. Bristol RI 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-3 Herreshoff Mfg. Bristol RI 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-4 Herreshoff Mfg. Bristol RI 100 103 1942 transferred foreign
APc-5 Herreshoff Mfg. Bristol RI 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-6 Herreshoff Mfg. Bristol RI 100 103 1942 transferred foreign
APc-7 Herreshoff Mfg. Bristol RI 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-8 Herreshoff Mfg. Bristol RI 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-9 Herreshoff Mfg. Bristol RI 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-10 Herreshoff Mfg. Bristol RI 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-11 Warren boat Warren RI 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-12 Warren boat Warren RI 100 103 1942 transferred foreign
APc-13 Henry G. Marr Damariscotta ME 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-14 Henry G. Marr Damariscotta ME 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-15 Camden SB Camden ME 100 103 1942 lost to air attack off New Georgia 1943
APc-16 Camden SB Camden ME 100 103 1942 transferred foreign
APc-17 Camden SB Camden ME 100 103 1942 destroyed 1946
APc-18 Camden SB Camden ME 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-19 Hodgdon Bros. East Boothbay ME 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-20 Hodgdon Bros. East Boothbay ME 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-21 Hodgdon Bros. East Boothbay ME 100 103 1942 lost to air attack off New Britain 1943
APc-22 Hodgdon Bros. East Boothbay ME 100 103 1942 transferred 1947
APc-23 Fulton SY Antioch CA 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-24 Fulton SY Antioch CA 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-25 Fulton SY Antioch CA 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-26 Fulton SY Antioch CA 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-27 Fulton SY Antioch CA 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-28 Fulton SY Antioch CA 100 103 1942 destroyed 1946
APc-29 Fulton SY Antioch CA 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-30 Fulton SY Antioch CA 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-31 Fulton SY Antioch CA 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-32 Fulton SY Antioch CA 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-33 Anderson & Cristofani San Francisco CA 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-34 Anderson & Cristofani San Francisco CA 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-35 Anderson & Cristofani San Francisco CA 100 103 1942 grounded off New Georgia 1943 and abandoned
APc-36 Anderson & Cristofani San Francisco CA 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-37 Anderson & Cristofani San Francisco CA 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-38 Anderson & Cristofani San Francisco CA 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-39 Anderson & Cristofani San Francisco CA 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-40 Anderson & Cristofani San Francisco CA 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-41 Cryer & Sons Oakland CA 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-42 Cryer & Sons Oakland CA 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-43 Cryer & Sons Oakland CA 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-44 Cryer & Sons Oakland CA 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-45 Lynch SB San Diego CA 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-46 Lynch SB San Diego CA 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-47 Lynch SB San Diego CA 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-48 Lynch SB San Diego CA 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-49 Lynch SB San Diego CA 100 103 1942 sold 1946
APc-50 Lynch SB San Diego CA 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1947
APc-51 Warren boat Warren RI 100 103 1942 to Britain, returned, transferred foreign
APc-52 Warren boat Warren RI 100 103 1942 to Britain, returned, transferred foreign
APc-53 Warren boat Warren RI 100 103 1942 to Britain, returned, transferred foreign
APc-54 Warren boat Warren RI 100 103 1942 to Britain, lost 1946
APc-55 Henry G. Marr Damariscotta ME 100 103 1942 to Britain, returned, to MARAD 1947
APc-56 Henry G. Marr Damariscotta ME 100 103 1942 to Britain, returned, transferred foreign
APc-57 Henry G. Marr Damariscotta ME 100 103 1942 to Britain, not returned
APc-58 Camden SB Camden ME 100 103 1942 to Britain, returned, transferred foreign
APc-59 Camden SB Camden ME 100 103 1942 to Britain, returned, transferred foreign
APc-50 Camden SB Camden ME 100 103 1942 to Britain, returned, transferred foreign
APc-61 Camden SB Camden ME 100 103 1942 to Britain, returned, transferred foreign
APc-62 Camden SB Camden ME 100 103 1942 to Britain, returned, transferred foreign
APc-63 Camden SB Camden ME 100 103 1942 to Britain, returned, transferred foreign
APc-64 Camden SB Camden ME 100 103 1942 to Britain, returned, to MARAD 1947
APc-65 Hodgdon Bros. East Boothbay ME 100 103 1942 to Britain, returned, to Greece
APc-66 Hodgdon Bros. East Boothbay ME 100 103 1942 to Britain, returned, to Greece
APc-67 Hodgdon Bros. East Boothbay ME 100 103 1942 to Britain, returned, to Greece
APc-68 Hodgdon Bros. East Boothbay ME 100 103 1942 to Britain, returned, to MARAD 1947
APc-69 Hodgdon Bros. East Boothbay ME 100 103 1942 to Britain, not returned
APc-70 Hodgdon Bros. East Boothbay ME 100 103 1942 to Britain, returned, transferred foreign
APc-71 Bristol Yacht Bristol ME 100 103 1942 to Britain, returned, to Greece
APc-72 Bristol Yacht Bristol ME 100 103 1942 to Britain, returned, destroyed 1946
APc-73 Bristol Yacht Bristol ME 100 103 1942 to Britain, returned, to Greece
APc-74 Bristol Yacht Bristol ME 100 103 1942 to Britain, returned, to MARAD 1947
APc-75 W. A. Robinson Ipswich MA 100 103 1942 to Britain, returned, to Greece
APc-76 W. A. Robinson Ipswich MA 100 103 1942 to Britain, returned, to MARAD 1947
APc-77 W. A. Robinson Ipswich MA 100 103 1942 to Britain, returned, transferred foreign
APc-78 W. A. Robinson Ipswich MA 100 103 1942 to Britain, returned, transferred foreign
APc-79 W. A. Robinson Ipswich MA 100 103 1942 to Britain, returned, to MARAD 1947
APc-85 Herreshoff Mfg. Bristol RI 100 103 1942 to Ecuador 1943 as Cinco de Junio, El Oro
APc-86 Herreshoff Mfg. Bristol RI 100 103 1942
APc-87 Herreshoff Mfg. Bristol RI 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1948
APc-88 Herreshoff Mfg. Bristol RI 100 103 1942
APc-89 Herreshoff Mfg. Bristol RI 100 103 1942 destroyed 1948
APc-90 Herreshoff Mfg. Bristol RI 100 103 1942
APc-91 Herreshoff Mfg. Bristol RI 100 103 1942
APc-92 Herreshoff Mfg. Bristol RI 100 103 1942 to Haiti 1952 as Vertieres
APc-93 Herreshoff Mfg. Bristol RI 100 103 1942 struck 1950
APc-94 Herreshoff Mfg. Bristol RI 100 103 1942
APc-95 Herreshoff Mfg. Bristol RI 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1948
APc-96 Herreshoff Mfg. Bristol RI 100 103 1942 later Sea Prince, sank 2004
APc-97 Noank SB Noank CT 100 103 1942 to Britain, returned, transferred foreign
APc-98 Noank SB Noank CT 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1948
APc-101 Fulton SY Antioch CA 100 103 1942 to MARAD 1948
APc-102 Fulton SY Antioch CA 100 103 1942 destroyed 1946
APc-103 Fulton SY Antioch CA 100 103 1942 destroyed 1946
APc-108 Anderson & Cristofani San Francisco CA 100 103 May 1943 to MARAD 1948
APc-109 Anderson & Cristofani San Francisco CA 100 103 June 1943 to MARAD 1948
APc-110 Anderson & Cristofani San Francisco CA 100 103 July 1943 sold 1947 as Surprise, Capt. Jack, burned 2004 off Edna Bay AK
APc-111 Anderson & Cristofani San Francisco CA 100 103 Aug 1943 to MARAD 1948
APc-116 Link Splice Southeastern SB Savannah GA 2,382 338 Aug 1945 later Sgt. Jonah E. Kelley, scrapped 1972
APc-117 Acorn Knot Butler Shipbuilders Duluth MN 2,382 338 Mar 1945 later Sgt. George D. Keathley, AGS-45, to Taiwan 1972 as Chu Hwa, returned 1988, sunk as target
APc-118 Check Knot Southeastern SB Savannah GA 2,382 338 June 1945 later Sgt. George E. Muller, AK-171, scrapped 1972
APc-119 Round Splice American SB Chicago IL 2,382 338 July 1945 later Pvt. Jose F. Valdez, AG-169, scrapped 1977

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