Ships
- World War II operated ships:
- Liberty Ships:
- James H. McClintock, later became USS Kenmore (AK-221)
- SS Furnifold M. Simmons, built in 1943.
- SS David L. Yulee
- M. H. De Young, built in 1943, on August 14, 1943, was torpedoed and damaged by Japanese submarine I-19 in South Pacific Ocean, south of Fiji. In 1944 US Navy used as her as the USS Antelope (IX-109) a storage barge, sold in 1946 and renamed M. H. DE YOUNG, in 1948 sold to China for scrap. In 1950 scrapped Shanghai. [6]
- Telfair Stockton [7]
- George L. Curry [8]
- Joseph M. Terrell [9]
- Frank P. Walsh [10]
- Albert A. Michelson [11]
- Ezra Cornell, built in 1943 used as troopship, sold in 1947 to French Gov't and renamed ISingy, sold in 1950 to Cie Chargeurs Reunis of Paris, sold in 1965 to Greek firm renamed Odysion, on December 23, 1967, sank after leaking being abandoned. [12]
- Horace Bushnell Built in 1943, on March 20, 1945, was torpedoed by German submarine U-995 off North Russia. Ship was abandoned and beached to stop sinking. Later salvaged and taken over by Soviet Union, became Pamyati Kirova. [13]
- William Hodson (3) [14]
- Ezra Cornell [12]
- Victory ships:
- Westminster Victory troopship used for Operation Magic Carpet operated from 1945 to 1947. [15]
