Kewaunee Shipbuilding
Kewaunee WI
Most recent update: August 30, 2021.
Kewaunee Shipbuilding & Engineering was started in 1941, specifically for the war effort. It is now called Kewaunee Fabrications and is a subsidiary of Oshkosh Corporation. The existing plant is not on the water - although it's not far away - so it is not clear where the actual shipyard was.
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| Customer | Type | Tons | LOA | Delivered | Notes | |||
| F-15 | US Army | freighter | 180 | 99 | 7/1943 | to the Philippines as Trede | ||
| F-16 | US Army | freighter | 180 | 99 | 7/1943 | |||
| F-73 | US Army | freighter | 180 | 99 | 8/1943 | |||
| F-74 | US Army | freighter | 180 | 99 | 8/1943 | |||
| F-75 | US Army | freighter | 180 | 99 | 9/1943 | |||
| F-76 | US Army | freighter | 180 | 99 | 9/1943 | to Nicaragua as Explorer | ||
| F-77 | US Army | freighter | 180 | 99 | 10/1943 | |||
| F-78 | US Army | freighter | 180 | 99 | 10/1943 | |||
| F-79 | US Army | freighter | 180 | 99 | 11/1943 | |||
| F-121 | US Army | freighter | 180 | 99 | 11/1943 | sold as Lucy Moller, Thorncombe, wrecked 1954 | ||
| F-122 | US Army | freighter | 180 | 99 | 12/1943 | |||
| 280441 | ST-582 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 8/1943 | sold as Tuffy | ||
| ST-583 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 8/1943 | ||||
| ST-584 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 8/1943 | ||||
| ST-585 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 8/1943 | ||||
| ST-586 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 8/1943 | ||||
| ST-587 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 8/1943 | ||||
| ST-588 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 9/1943 | ||||
| ST-589 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 9/1943 | ||||
| ST-590 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 9/1943 | ||||
| ST-591 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 9/1943 | ||||
| 269746 | ST-592 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 9/1943 | sold as Peggy | ||
| ST-593 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 9/1943 | ||||
| ST-594 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 10/1943 | ||||
| ST-595 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 10/1943 | ||||
| ST-596 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 10/1943 | ||||
| ST-597 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 10/1943 | ||||
| ST-598 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 10/1943 | ||||
| ST-599 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 10/1943 | ||||
| ST-600 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 11/1943 | ||||
| ST-601 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 11/1943 | ||||
| 252440 | ST-602 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 11/1943 | sold as Taku | ||
| ST-603 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 11/1943 | ||||
| ST-604 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 11/1943 | ||||
| ST-605 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 11/1943 | ||||
| ST-606 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 12/1943 | ||||
| ST-607 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 12/1943 | ||||
| ST-608 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 12/1943 | ||||
| ST-609 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 12/1943 | ||||
| ST-610 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 12/1943 | ||||
| ST-611 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 12/1943 | ||||
| ST-612 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 1/1944 | ||||
| ST-613 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 1/1944 | ||||
| ST-614 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 1/1944 | ||||
| ST-615 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 1/1944 | ||||
| ST-616 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 1/1944 | ||||
| ST-617 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 1/1944 | ||||
| ST-618 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 2/1944 | ||||
| ST-619 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 2/1944 | ||||
| ST-620 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 2/1944 | ||||
| ST-621 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 2/1944 | ||||
| ST-622 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 2/1944 | ||||
| ST-623 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 2/1944 | ||||
| ST-624 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 3/1944 | ||||
| ST-625 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 3/1944 | ||||
| ST-626 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 3/1944 | ||||
| ST-627 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 3/1944 | ||||
| ST-628 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 3/1944 | ||||
| ST-629 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 3/1944 | ||||
| ST-630 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 4/1944 | ||||
| ST-631 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 4/1944 | ||||
| ST-632 | US Army | tugboat | 45 | 4/1944 | ||||
| FS-343 | US Army | freighter | 560 | 176 | 6/1944 | USCG-manned, to USN as USS Camano AG-130/AKL-1 1947, to DOI Guam 1951, back to USN 1952 | ||
| FS-344 | US Army | freighter | 560 | 176 | 7/1944 | USCG-manned, to USN 1966 as Pueblo (AKL-44), AGER 2, captured by North Korea 1968 | ||
| FS-345 | US Army | freighter | 560 | 176 | 8/1944 | USCG-manned, to USN 1947 as Banner (AKL-25), AGER 1 | ||
| FS-346 | US Army | freighter | 560 | 176 | 9/1944 | USCG-manned, to the Philippines as General Luna | ||
| FS-347 | US Army | freighter | 560 | 176 | 10/1944 | USCG-manned, to USN 1947 as Rogue (AG-137), AKL-8, to DOI 1952 | ||
| FS-348 | US Army | freighter | 560 | 176 | 10/1944 | USCG-manned, to China as Hai Hong | ||
| 252934 | ST-869 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | 4/1945 | sold as Mariner | ||
| ST-870 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | 5/1945 | ||||
| ST-871 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | 1945 | sold as Nauset | |||
| ST-872 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | 1945 | ||||
| ST-873 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | 1945 | ||||
| 292527 | ST-874 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | 1945 | sold as Larry W. Stephenson, Capt. W. F. Fredeman | ||
| LCU-1567 | US Army | landing craft | 52 | 1954 | retired | |||
| LCU-1568 | US Army | landing craft | 52 | 1954 | to Vietnam 1971 | |||
| LCU-1569 | US Army | landing craft | 52 | 1954 | retired | |||
| LCU-1570 | US Army | landing craft | 52 | 1954 | retired | |||
| LCU-1571 | US Army | landing craft | 52 | 1954 | retired | |||
| LCU-1572 | US Army | landing craft | 52 | 1954 | retired | |||
| LCU-1573 | US Army | landing craft | 52 | 1954 | sold as Lady Anne, Krystal Tide, Yukon Chief, Devon | |||
| LCU-1574 | US Army | landing craft | 52 | 1954 | Cold Harbor, retired 1992 | |||
| LCU-1575 | US Army | landing craft | 52 | 1954 | Junction City, retired 1990 | |||
| LCU-1576 | US Army | landing craft | 52 | 1954 | YFU-89 1972, to GSA 1976 | |||
| LCU-1577 | US Army | landing craft | 52 | 1954 | retired | |||
| LCU-1578 | US Army | landing craft | 52 | 1954 | retired | |||
| LCU-1579 | US Army | landing craft | 52 | 1954 | Bull Run, retired 1988 | |||
| LCU-1580 | US Army | landing craft | 52 | 1953 | Veracruz, Elsie U, Tres Marias (Mexico) | |||
| LCU-1581 | US Army | landing craft | 52 | 1954 | retired | |||
| LCU-1582 | US Army | landing craft | 52 | 1954 | YFU-90 1972, to Vietnam 1971 as HQ-546 | |||
| LCU-1583 | US Army | landing craft | 52 | 1954 | Chattanooga, retired 1990 | |||
| LCU-1584 | US Army | landing craft | 52 | 1954 | retired | |||
| LCU-1585 | US Army | landing craft | 52 | 1954 | retired | |||
| LCU-1586 | US Army | landing craft | 52 | 1954 | Tunisia, retired 1990 | |||
| LCU-1587 | US Army | landing craft | 52 | 1954 | Chickamauga, retired 1991 | |||
| LCU-1588 | US Army | landing craft | 52 | 1954 | retired | |||
| LCU-1589 | US Army | landing craft | 52 | 1954 | retired | |||
| LCU-1590 | US Army | landing craft | 52 | 1955 | Spotsylvania, Washburn & Doughty's Capt. Kate | |||
| LCU-1591 | US Army | landing craft | 52 | 1954 | Viper, to Colombia 1991 as Morrosquillo | |||
| LCU-1592 | US Army | landing craft | 52 | 1954 | Fort Reno, to Colombia 1991 as Bahia Portete | |||
| LCU-1593 | US Army | landing craft | 52 | 1954 | to Vietnam 1971 |