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Kaiser Permanente No. 3, Richmond CA

Permanente Metals Corporation's #3 Yard was an emergency yard developed by Kaiser with 5 ways, in the fourth wave of shipbuilding expansion, with $23mm from the USMC. It closed at the end of the war. There have been numerous attempts to reactivate this yard, none of them successful. The docks are still there for the next investor who is tempted. The yard was located at the southwest end of the main channel, at the end of Canal Boulevard: see the site from the air on Google here. Comments or queries, please email info@navalmarinearchive.com.

Most recent update: 2021-08-07.

Hull# Original Name Type MC # Delivered Disposition
1 General George O. Squier C4-S-A1 653 Aug-43 To USN as AP 130, sold private 1965, scrapped
2 General Tasker H. Bliss C4-S-A1 654 Nov-43 To USN as AP 131, sold private 1965, scrapped 1979
3 General John R. Brooke C4-S-A1 655 Dec-43 To USN as AP 132, sold private 1965, scrapped 1979
4 General Oswald H. Ernst C4-S-A1 656 Mar-44 To USN as AP 133, sold private 1965, scrapped 1980
5 General Robert L. Howze C4-S-A1 657 Dec-43 To USN as AP 134, sold private 1965, scrapped 1980
6 General William M. Black C4-S-A1 658 Jan-44 To USN as AP 135, sold private 1965, scrapped 1980
7 General Hugh L. Scott C4-S-A1 659 Mar-44 To USN as AP 136, sold private 1965, scrapped 1974
8 General Harry Taylor C4-S-A1 660 Mar-44 To USN as AP 145, later General H. S. Vandenburg (AGM 10), to NDRF 1999
9 General Samuel D. Sturgis C4-S-A1 661 Apr-44 To USN as AP 137, sold private 1967, scrapped 1980
10 General William F. Hase C4-S-A1 662 Apr-44 To USN as AP 146, sold private 1969, scrapped
11 General Edgar T. Collins C4-S-A1 663 May-44 To USN as AP 147, sold private 1968, scrapped
12 General Charles G. Morton C4-S-A1 664 May-44 To USN as AP 138, sold private 1967, scrapped 1980
13 General Mark L. Hersey C4-S-A1 665 May-44 To USN as AP 148, sold private 1968, sank 1971
14 General J. H. McRae C4-S-A1 666 Jun-44 To USN as AP 149, sold private 1968, scrapped
15 General Robert E. Callan C4-S-A1 667 Jul-44 To USN as AP 139, later General H. H. Arnold (AGM 8), to NDRF 1982
16 General M. M. Patrick C4-S-A1 702 Sep-44 To USN as AP 150, sold private 1968, scrapped 1975
17 General W. C. Langfitt C4-S-A1 703 Sep-44 To USN as AP 151, sold private 1968, scrapped
18 General Omar Bundy C4-S-A1 704 Dec-44 To USN as AP 152, sold private 1965, missing presumed sunk 1980
19 General R. M. Blatchford C4-S-A1 705 Jan-45 To USN as AP 153, sold private 1968, scrapped 1980
20 General LeRoy Eltinge C4-S-A1 706 Feb-45 To USN as AP 154, sold private 1968, scrapped 1980
21 General M. B. Stewart C4-S-A1 707 Feb-45 To USN as AP 140, sold private 1967, scrapped
22 General A. W. Greely C4-S-A1 708 Mar-45 To USN as AP 141, sold private 1969, scrapped
23 General C. H. Muir C4-S-A1 709 Apr-45 To USN as AP 142, sold private 1969, scrapped
24 General H. B. Freeman C4-S-A1 710 Apr-45 To USN as AP 143, sold private 1965, scrapped
25 General H. F. Hodges C4-S-A1 711 Apr-45 To USN as AP 144, sold private 1968, scrapped
26 General A. W. Brewster C4-S-A1 712 Apr-45 To USN as AP 155, sold private 1967, scrapped
27 General D. E. Aultman C4-S-A1 713 May-45 To USN as AP 156, sold private 1968, scrapped
28 General C. C. Ballou C4-S-A1 714 Jun-45 To USN as AP 157, sold private 1968, scrapped
29 General W. G. Haan C4-S-A1 715 Jul-45 To USN as AP 158, sold private 1968, scrapped
30 General Stuart Heintzelman C4-S-A1 716 Sep-45 To USN as AP 159, sold private 1968, scrapped
31-45 C4-S-A1 996-1010 Transferred to Richmond
46 Marine Adder C4-S-A3 2383 Oct-45 To USN as AP 193, sold private 1967, scrapped
47 Marine Perch C4-S-A3 2384 Oct-45 Sold private 1965, in collision and sank 1978
48 Marine Swallow C4-S-A3 2385 Nov-45 Sold private 1965, scrapped 1978
49 Marine Leopard C4-S-A4 2386 Feb-46 Sold private 1951, scrapped 1972
50 Marine Snapper C4-S-A4 2387 Apr-46 Sold private 1951, scrapped 1972
51-55 C4-S-A4 2388-2392 Transferred to Vancouver

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