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The list of ship launches in 1955 includes a chronological list of all ships launched in 1955.
3 January
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United States
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Higgins Industries
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New Orleans, Louisiana
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Pinnacle
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Aggressive-class minesweeper
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For United States Navy
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26 January
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United Kingdom
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John I. Thornycroft & Company
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Southampton, England
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Hickleton
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Ton-class minesweeper
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For Royal Navy
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1 February
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West Germany
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Blohm & Voss
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Hamburg
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Wappen von Hamburg
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Seebäderschiff
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For HADAG
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5 February
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United States
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Bath Iron Works
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Bath, Maine
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Forrest Sherman
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Forrest Sherman-class destroyer
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For United States Navy, first in class
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22 February
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United Kingdom
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Alexander Stephen and Sons
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Glasgow, Scotland
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Murray
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Blackwood-class frigate
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For Royal Navy
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25 February
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Denmark
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Helsingør Skipsværft og Maskinbyggeri A/S+
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Helsingør
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Helsingør
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Ferry
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For DSB[1]
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10 March
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United States
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New York Shipbuilding
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Camden, New Jersey
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Truckee
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Neosho-class oiler
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For United States Navy
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10 March
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Northern Ireland
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Harland & Wolff
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Belfast
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Port Melbourne
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For Port Line[2]
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21 April
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United Kingdom
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Fairfield Shipbuilding
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Glasgow, Scotland
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Chichester
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Salisbury-class frigate
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For Royal Navy
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23 April
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United States
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Tacoma, Washington
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Persistent
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Aggressive-class minesweeper
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For United States Navy
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24 April
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Soviet Union
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Severodvinsk
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Murmansk
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Sverdlov-class cruiser
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For Soviet Navy
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7 May
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United States
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Bath Iron Works
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Bath, Maine
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John Paul Jones
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Forrest Sherman-class destroyer
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For United States Navy
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11 June
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West Germany
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Husum
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Uthlande
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Ferry
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For Wyker Dampfschiffs-Reederei Amrum GmbH[3]
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21 June
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Canada
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Victoria Machinery Depot
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Victoria, British Columbia
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Terra Nova
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Restigouche-class destroyer
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For Royal Canadian Navy
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22 June
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United Kingdom
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Fairfield Shipbuilding
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Govan, Scotland
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Empress of Britain
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Ocean liner
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For Canadian Pacific Steamship
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23 June
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United States
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Boothbay Harbor, Maine
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Acme
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Acme-class minesweeper
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For United States Navy
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20 July
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United States
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Tacoma, Washington
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Pledge
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Aggressive-class minesweeper
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For United States Navy
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21 July
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United States
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Electric Boat
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Groton, Connecticut
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Seawolf
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Unique nuclear-powered submarine
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For United States Navy
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4 August
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Japan
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Inazuma
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Ikazuchi-class destroyer escort
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For Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
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18 August
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United Kingdom
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Portsmouth, England
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Santon
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Ton-class minesweeper
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For Royal Navy
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20 August
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United States
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Boothbay Harbor, Maine
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Adroit
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Acme-class minesweeper
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For United States Navy
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20 August
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Japan
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Yukikaze
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Harukaze-class destroyer
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For Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
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6 September
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Japan
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Ikazuchi
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Ikazuchi-class destroyer escort
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For Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force, first in class
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8 September
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United States
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Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
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Kittery, Maine
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Sailfish
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Sailfish-class submarine
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For United States Navy, first in class
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14 September
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United States
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Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company
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Seattle, Washington
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Evans
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Dealey-class destroyer escort
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For United States Navy
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20 September
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Japan
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Harukaze
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Harukaze-class destroyer
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For Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force, first in class
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1 October
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United States
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Bath Iron Works
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Bath, Maine
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Barry
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Forrest Sherman-class destroyer
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For United States Navy
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3 October
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United Kingdom
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Grimsby, England
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Belton
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Ton-class minesweeper
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For Royal Navy
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4 October
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United Kingdom
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John I. Thornycroft & Company
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Southampton, England
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Blackwood
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Blackwood-class frigate
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For Royal Navy, first in class
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8 October
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United States
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New York Navy Yard
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Brooklyn, New York
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Saratoga
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Forrestal-class aircraft carrier
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For United States Navy
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18 October
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United Kingdom
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Yarrow Shipbuilders
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Glasgow, Scotland
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Malcolm
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Blackwood-class frigate
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For Royal Navy
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24 October
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United Kingdom
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John Brown and Company
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Clydebank, Scotland
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Essex Ferry
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Train ferry
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For British Transport Commission
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26 October
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West Germany
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Blohm & Voss
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Hamburg
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Nordstjernen
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Passenger ship
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For Det Bergenske Dampskibsselskab
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30 October
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Japan
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Akebono
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Unique destroyer escort
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For Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
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2 November
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United States
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Defoe Shipbuilding Company
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Bay City, Michigan
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Courtney
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Dealey-class destroyer escort
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For United States Navy
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2 November
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United States
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Bethlehem Steel
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Sparrows Point, Maryland
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Suribachi
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Suribachi-class ammunition ship
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For United States Navy, first in class
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10 November
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United States
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Ingalls Shipbuilding
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Pascagoula, Mississippi
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Spiegel Grove
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Thomaston-class dock landing ship
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For United States Navy
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16 November
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United Kingdom
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J. Samuel White
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Cowes, Isle of Wight
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Exmouth
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Blackwood-class frigate
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For Royal Navy
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30 November
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United Kingdom
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Hawthorn Leslie and Company
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Hebburn, England
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Llandaff
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Salisbury-class frigate
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For Royal Navy
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3 December
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United States
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Fort Lauderdale, Florida
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Stalwart
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Aggressive-class minesweeper
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For United States Navy
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14 December
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United Kingdom
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John Brown & Company
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Clydebank, Scotland
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Carinthia
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ocean liner
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For Cunard Line
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15 December
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United States
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Fore River Shipyard
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Quincy, Massachusetts
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Decatur
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Forrest Sherman-class destroyer
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For United States Navy
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