Decatur Iron & Steel
Decatur AL
Most recent update: August 30, 2021.
Decatur Iron & Steel Co. was a subsidiary of Decatur Cornice & Roofing Co. It was in operation in the 1930s and after the war but appears to have built ships only during WWII.
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| O/N | Customer | Type | LDT | LOA | Delivered | Notes | ||
| LCT(5)-332 | US Navy | landing craft | 133 | 114 | Aug 1942 | sunk 1944 | ||
| LCT(5)-333 | US Navy | landing craft | 133 | 114 | Aug 1942 | |||
| LCT(5)-334 | US Navy | landing craft | 133 | 114 | Aug 1942 | to Britain as LCT-2334 | ||
| LCT(5)-335 | US Navy | landing craft | 133 | 114 | Aug 1942 | to Britain as LCT-2335, lost 1943 | ||
| LCT(5)-336 | US Navy | landing craft | 133 | 114 | Aug 1942 | |||
| LCT(5)-337 | US Navy | landing craft | 133 | 114 | Sep 1942 | to Britain as LCT(CB) 2337 | ||
| LCT(5)-338 | US Navy | landing craft | 133 | 114 | Sep 1942 | to Britain as LCT(CB) 2338 | ||
| LCT(5)-339 | US Navy | landing craft | 133 | 114 | Sep 1942 | to Britain as LCT-2339 | ||
| LCT(5)-340 | US Navy | landing craft | 133 | 114 | Sep 1942 | sunk 1944 | ||
| LCT(5)-341 | US Navy | landing craft | 133 | 114 | Sep 1942 | to Britain as LCT-2341, lost 1943 | ||
| LCT(5)-342 | US Navy | landing craft | 133 | 114 | Oct 1942 | sunk 1943 | ||
| LCT(5)-343 | US Navy | landing craft | 133 | 114 | Oct 1942 | to Britain as LCT-2343 | ||
| LCT(5)-344 | US Navy | landing craft | 133 | 114 | Oct 1942 | to Britain as LCT-2344, lost 1943 | ||
| LCT(5)-345 | US Navy | landing craft | 133 | 114 | Oct 1942 | to Britain as LCT-2345 | ||
| LCT(5)-346 | US Navy | landing craft | 133 | 114 | Oct 1942 | |||
| LCT(5)-347 | US Navy | landing craft | 133 | 114 | Nov 1942 | |||
| LCT(5)-348 | US Navy | landing craft | 133 | 114 | Nov 1942 | |||
| LCT(5)-349 | US Navy | landing craft | 133 | 114 | Nov 1942 | |||
| LCT(5)-350 | US Navy | landing craft | 133 | 114 | Nov 1942 | |||
| LCT(5)-351 | US Navy | landing craft | 133 | 114 | Oct 1942 | assembled at MINSY | ||
| LCT(5)-352 | US Navy | landing craft | 133 | 114 | Nov 1942 | assembled at MINSY, sunk 1945 | ||
| LCT(5)-353 | US Navy | landing craft | 133 | 114 | Nov 1942 | later YG 68 | ||
| LCT(5)-354 | US Navy | landing craft | 133 | 114 | Nov 1942 | |||
| LCT(5)-355 | US Navy | landing craft | 133 | 114 | Nov 1942 | |||
| LCT(5)-356 | US Navy | landing craft | 133 | 114 | Nov 1942 | |||
| LCT(5)-357 | US Navy | landing craft | 133 | 114 | Nov 1942 | |||
| LCT(5)-358 | US Navy | landing craft | 133 | 114 | Nov 1942 | |||
| LCT(5)-359 | US Navy | landing craft | 133 | 114 | Nov 1942 | |||
| LCT(5)-360 | US Navy | landing craft | 133 | 114 | Dec 1942 | |||
| LCT(5)-361 | US Navy | landing craft | 133 | 114 | Dec 1942 | to Britain as LCT-2361 | ||
| LCT(5)-362 | US Navy | landing craft | 133 | 114 | Dec 1942 | sunk 1944 | ||
| LCT(5)-363 | US Navy | landing craft | 133 | 114 | Dec 1942 | to Britain as LCT/LCT(A) 2363 | ||
| LCT(5)-364 | US Navy | landing craft | 133 | 114 | Dec 1942 | sunk 1944 | ||
| one of above | 133 | 114 | 1943? | sold as Tampa Roro I | ||||
| 254108 | ST-686 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | July 1944 | sold 1947 as Southland | ||
| 252959 | ST-687 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | July 1944 | sold 1947 as Tarpon | ||
| ST-688 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | July 1944 | to Italy 1948 as Leon Pancaldo, sold 1981 as Cala Rossa | |||
| ST-689 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | July 1944 | sold 1949 as America, Algeria 1955, Aris 1973, Naftellinas 1996 | |||
| ST-690 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | Aug 1944 | to France 1947 as ST-90, sold to Egypt 1950 as Garii. | |||
| ST-691 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | Aug 1944 | to France 1947 as ST-91, sold to Egypt 1950 as Yakez, Yakez 95 1969 | |||
| ST-692 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | Sep 1944 | to France 1947 as Wedo, sold 1948 as Priamar, scrapped 1986 | |||
| ST-693 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | Sep 1944 | to USACE as Wilmington, sold 1979 as Sea Islander, Kathy Lynn 1992 | |||
| ST-694 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | Nov 1944 | ||||
| 253997 | ST-695 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | Nov 1944 | sold as LAHD No. 10, LAHD Angels Gate, Angels Gate, museum in San Pedro CA | ||
| 245364 | DPC-38 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | 1944 | sold 1946 as Zenith, Oscar H. Westin 1957, Lynn Marie 1970, Raven 1975 | ||
| 245365 | DPC-39 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | 1944 | sold 1946 as Percheron | ||
| 245366 | DPC-40 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | 1944 | to WSA as WSA-23, to USN as YT-606, 1944, back to WSA, TD-82, Brian Arthur | ||
| DPC-41 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | 1944 | sold 1946 as TD-51 | |||
| 245603 | DPC-42 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | 1944 | sold 1946, Skipper 1948, Viatic 1952, Dalzellance 1957, Cecilia J. Brown, scuttled 1993 | ||
| DPC-45 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | 1944 | to USA as ST-775, sold 1947 as Balder (Norway), Aldebaran 1968, Voluja (Croatia)1993 | |||
| DPC-46 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | 1944 | to USA as ST-776, sold 1951 as Vulcan (Britain), Vega 1968, Barakuda (Croatia) 1992 | |||
| 244783 | DPC-47 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | 1944 | sold 1946 as F. F. Clain, Ben F. Royal 1980, Susan Richards, C-2, Warrior | ||
| 244838 | DPC-48 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | 1944 | sold 1946 as Albatross, Baton Rouge 1961, Kevin S. Candies 1964, Powhatan | ||
| DPC-49 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | 1944 | to USA as ST-779, sold 1948 as Steinbock, Argus 1968, scrapped 2002 | |||
| 224910 | DPC-50 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | 1944 | sold 1946 as Margaret Kehoe, Penn No. 5 1947, Morania No. 5 1956, Linda 1961, Capt. J. P. | ||
| 244247 | DPC-61 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | 1944 | sold 1946 as C. R. Haden, Elizabeth Bauer 1961 | ||
| 244295 | DPC-62 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | 1944 | to USA as ST-778, sold 1947 as Bartow, Elizabeth Moran 1957 | ||
| 244296 | DPC-63 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | 1944 | sold 1946 as Vincent C. Turecamo, Ponce de Leon 1961 | ||
| 244311 | DPC-64 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | 1944 | sold 1946 as Orleans, Leo | ||
| DPC-65 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | 1944 | sold 1946 as TD-42, to USCG 1973 as CG-85010 Research, Delilah | |||
| DPC-66 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | 1944 | sold 1946 as Pauline L. Moran, Mafra (Portugal) 1947 | |||
| 244344 | DPC-67 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | 1944 | sold 1946 as Cile, Eastern Cities 1947, Dalzellage 1959, Spartan, Clive 1993 | ||
| 244345 | DPC-68 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | 1944 | to WSA as WSA-26, sold 1946 as Long Beach, Clifford G. | ||
| DPC-69 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | 1944 | to USN as YT-470, sold 1946 as H. A. Lumb (Australia), scuttled off Port Noarlunga 1994 | |||
| 244508 | DPC-70 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | 1944 | to WSA as WSA-17, to USN 1944 as YT-476, WSA 17 again, TD-72 | ||
| 244509 | DPC-71 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | 1944 | to WSA as WSA-18, to USN 1944 as YT-722, WSA 18 again, TD-81, in Spain | ||
| 244510 | DPC-72 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | 1944 | to WSA as WSA-19, sold 1946 as Los Angeles, Sea Shepherd | ||
| DPC-73 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | 1944 | sold 1946 as TD-52 | |||
| DPC-74 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | 1944 | to USA as ST-761, sold 1950 as Ryhope (Britain), Kastor (Yugoslavia) 1970, scrapped 1986 | |||
| DPC-75 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | 1944 | to USA as ST-773, sold 1951 to British interests, sank off Malta 1951 | |||
| DPC-76 | US Army | tugboat | 86 | 1944 | to USA as ST-774, sold 1948 as Groensund (Denmark), Baus (Norway) 1949, Deneb 1969, Rot (Croatia) 1992 |