Pacific Bridge, Alameda CA
Pacific Bridge Company was one of the construction companies that formed part of Henry Kaiser's "Group of Six". It was located on the Oakland Alameda estuary at the corner of Clement Avenue and Chestnut Street, in an area that was residential: the homes that were there were either torn down or relocated. Today the site is occupied by the Alameda Marina, just west of the Naval Reserve Station. See it from the air on Google here. It seems to have been a very unusual facility, building ships two at a time in a graving dock. The yard stopped shipbuilding after the war but continued as a Pacific Bridge facility until 1969, when it was sold for redevelopment. Comments or queries, please email info@navalmarinearchive.com.
Most recent update: 2021-08-31.
Hull# | O.N. | Original Name or # | Original Owner | Type | Tons | Feet | Delivered | Disposition |
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1 | Charles H. Salter | U.S. Mar. Comm. | N3-S-A1 | 2,800 | 250 | Dec-42 | To Britain, wrecked and lost off Iceland 1946 | |
2 | Cyrus Sears | U.S. Mar. Comm. | N3-S-A1 | 2,800 | 250 | May-43 | To Britain, later Skidby 1951, Borgfred 1951, Lise 1954, Aura 1955, Fernando 1960, Fata Morgana 1962, Giannis 1963, sank 1964 | |
3 | Benjamin Sherburn | U.S. Mar. Comm. | N3-S-A1 | 2,800 | 250 | Apr-43 | To Britain, later Winga 1949, Rilda 1952, Raed 1968, scrapped 1972 | |
4 | Samuel V. Shreve | U.S. Mar. Comm. | N3-S-A1 | 2,800 | 250 | May-43 | To Britain, later Jura 1949, Barcelona 1957, foundered 1963 | |
5 | Reuben Snow | U.S. Mar. Comm. | N3-S-A1 | 2,800 | 250 | May-43 | To Britain, later Beechland 1949, Teresa Cosulich 1951, Agia Varvara 1963, exploded and sank 1968 | |
6 | Caleb Sprague | U.S. Mar. Comm. | N3-S-A1 | 2,800 | 250 | May-43 | To Britain, torpedoed and lost 1944 off Beachy Head | |
7 | Benjamin Tay | U.S. Mar. Comm. | N3-S-A1 | 2,800 | 250 | May-43 | To Britain, later Benue 1951, Anglo 1952, Lindvang 1965, Danaos 1969, Veta 1974, Agios Favourios III 1975, scrapped 1980 | |
8 | Charles Treadwell | U.S. Mar. Comm. | N3-S-A1 | 2,800 | 250 | May-43 | To Britain, later Dundrum Bay 1950, Esito 1952, Sandra 1953, West Indies 1953, Esito 1954, wrecked and abandoned 1964 | |
9 | Samuel Very | U.S. Mar. Comm. | N3-S-A1 | 2,800 | 250 | May-43 | To Britain, later Angusloch 1951, Changsung 1953, scrapped 1985 | |
YFN 576 | U.S. Navy | Lighter | 138 | 110 | 1943 | Destroyed 1948 | ||
YFN 577 | U.S. Navy | Lighter | 138 | 110 | 1943 | |||
YFN 578 | U.S. Navy | Lighter | 138 | 110 | 1943 | Destroyed 1948 | ||
YFN 579 | U.S. Navy | Lighter | 138 | 110 | 1943 | Lost 1943 | ||
YFN 580 | U.S. Navy | Lighter | 138 | 110 | 1943 | Destroyed 1948 | ||
YFN 581 | U.S. Navy | Lighter | 138 | 110 | 1943 | Disposed of 1947 | ||
YFN 582 | U.S. Navy | Lighter | 138 | 110 | 1943 | Destroyed 1948 | ||
YFN 583 | U.S. Navy | Lighter | 138 | 110 | 1943 | |||
YFN 584 | U.S. Navy | Lighter | 138 | 110 | 1943 | Disposed of 1947 | ||
YFN 585 | U.S. Navy | Lighter | 138 | 110 | 1943 | Disposed of 1947 | ||
YFN 586 | U.S. Navy | Lighter | 138 | 110 | 1943 | Later YC 1219 | ||
YFN 587 | U.S. Navy | Lighter | 138 | 110 | 1943 | Later YC 1220 | ||
YFN 588 | U.S. Navy | Lighter | 138 | 110 | 1943 | |||
YFN 589 | U.S. Navy | Lighter | 138 | 110 | 1943 | Later YFP 4, lost | ||
YFN 590 | U.S. Navy | Lighter | 138 | 110 | 1943 | Disposed of 1947 | ||
YFN 591 | U.S. Navy | Lighter | 138 | 110 | 1943 | Disposed of 1947 | ||
YFN 592 | U.S. Navy | Lighter | 138 | 110 | 1943 | To MARAD 1947 | ||
YFN 593 | U.S. Navy | Lighter | 138 | 110 | 1943 | Disposed of 1947 | ||
YFN 594 | U.S. Navy | Lighter | 138 | 110 | 1943 | Disposed of 1947 | ||
YFN 595 | U.S. Navy | Lighter | 138 | 110 | 1943 | Disposed of 1947 | ||
YFN 596 | U.S. Navy | Lighter | 138 | 110 | 1943 | Disposed of 1947 | ||
YFN 597 | U.S. Navy | Lighter | 138 | 110 | 1943 | Disposed of 1947 | ||
YFN 598 | U.S. Navy | Lighter | 138 | 110 | 1943 | Disposed of 1947 | ||
YFN 599 | U.S. Navy | Lighter | 138 | 110 | 1943 | |||
YFN 600 | U.S. Navy | Lighter | 138 | 110 | 1943 | |||
YFN 601 | U.S. Navy | Lighter | 138 | 110 | 1943 | |||
YFN 602 | U.S. Navy | Lighter | 138 | 110 | 1943 | |||
YFN 603 | U.S. Navy | Lighter | 138 | 110 | 1943 | To MARAD 1947 | ||
YFD 20 | U.S. Navy | Dry Dock | 7,000 | 622 | Jan-43 | Destroyed 1947 | ||
ABD 11 | U.S. Navy | Dry Dock | Aug-43 | |||||
ABD 12 | U.S. Navy | Dry Dock | Sep-43 | |||||
ABD 13 | U.S. Navy | Dry Dock | Oct-43 | |||||
ABD 14 | U.S. Navy | Dry Dock | Nov-43 | |||||
ARD 6 | U.S. Navy | Dry Dock | 4,200 | 483 | Apr-43 | To Pakistan 1961 as Peshawar, active | ||
ARD 7 | U.S. Navy | Dry Dock | 4,200 | 483 | Jun-43 | Scrapped 1992 | ||
ARD 8 | U.S. Navy | Dry Dock | 4,200 | 483 | Aug-43 | To Peru 1961 as ADF 107, active | ||
ARD 9 | U.S. Navy | Dry Dock | 4,200 | 483 | Sep-43 | To Taiwan 1977 as Fo Wu 5, active | ||
ARD 10 | U.S. Navy | Dry Dock | 4,200 | 483 | Oct-43 | In Tampico, Mexico | ||
ARD 11 | U.S. Navy | Dry Dock | 4,200 | 483 | Oct-43 | To Mexico 1974, active | ||
ARD 12 | U.S. Navy | Dry Dock | 5,200 | 489 | Nov-43 | To Turkey 1987 as Havuz 7 (Y 127), struck 1998 | ||
ARD 13 | U.S. Navy | Dry Dock | 5,200 | 489 | Nov-43 | To Venezuela 1977 | ||
ARD 14 | U.S. Navy | Dry Dock | 5,200 | 489 | Dec-43 | To Brazil 1980 | ||
ARD 15 | U.S. Navy | Dry Dock | 5,200 | 489 | Jan-44 | To Mexico 1971 as AR 15, active | ||
ARD 16 | U.S. Navy | Dry Dock | 5,200 | 489 | Jan-44 | Scrapped 1973 | ||
ARD 17 | U.S. Navy | Dry Dock | 5,200 | 489 | Feb-44 | To Ecuador 1977 as Amazonas (DF 81) | ||
ARD 18 | U.S. Navy | Dry Dock | 5,200 | 489 | Feb-44 | Named Endurance, now ARDM 3, laid up at Charleston NSY | ||
ARD 19 | U.S. Navy | Dry Dock | 5,200 | 489 | Mar-44 | Named Oak Ridge, now ARDM 1, to US Coast Guard 2002 | ||
ARD 20 | U.S. Navy | Dry Dock | 5,200 | 489 | Mar-44 | Named White Sands, later AGDS 1, scrapped 1974 | ||
ARD 21 | U.S. Navy | Dry Dock | 5,200 | 489 | Apr-44 | To MARAD 1947 | ||
ARD 22 | U.S. Navy | Dry Dock | 5,200 | 489 | Apr-44 | Named Windsor, to Taiwan 1976 as Fo Wu 6, active | ||
ARD 23 | U.S. Navy | Dry Dock | 5,200 | 489 | May-44 | To Argentina 1992 as Y 1, active | ||
ARD 24 | U.S. Navy | Dry Dock | 5,200 | 489 | May-44 | To Ecuador 1982 as Napo (DF 82), active | ||
ARD 25 | U.S. Navy | Dry Dock | 5,200 | 489 | May-44 | To Chile 1973 as Ingeniero Mery (131), active | ||
ARD 26 | U.S. Navy | Dry Dock | 5,200 | 489 | Jun-44 | Named Alamogordo, later ARDM 2, to Ecuador 2000 | ||
ARD 27 | U.S. Navy | Dry Dock | 5,200 | 489 | Jun-44 | Scrapped 1974 | ||
ARD 28 | U.S. Navy | Dry Dock | 5,200 | 489 | Jul-44 | To Colombia as Capitan Rodriguez Zamora , active | ||
ARD 29 | U.S. Navy | Dry Dock | 5,200 | 489 | Jul-44 | Named Arco, to Iran 1977 as Dry-Dock No. 400, active | ||
ARD 30 | U.S. Navy | Dry Dock | 5,200 | 489 | Aug-44 | Named San Onofre, to Mexico 2001 | ||
ARD 31 | U.S. Navy | Dry Dock | 5,200 | 489 | Aug-44 | To US Air Force 1974 | ||
ARD 32 | U.S. Navy | Dry Dock | 5,200 | 489 | Aug-44 | To Chile 1960 as Mutilla (132), active |