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Saturday, October 24th 2015, 9:41pm

Philippine Naval Construction, 4th Quarter 1946

Philippine Naval Construction, 4th Quarter 1946

A. Factories

Factories: 11
Factories Producing Warship Material: 11
Tonnage Produced: 11,000
Factories Producing Infrastructure (Committed): 0
Factories Producing Infrastructure (Non - Committed): 0
Infrastructure Points Produced: 0.00
Bonus IP for Committed Factories: 0.00
Total IP Available: 0.00

Tonnage Produced: 11,000
Tonnage Transferred In: 0
Tonnage Received in Payment: 2,500
Tonnage Reclaimed From Scrap: 1,240
Tonnage Previously Stockpiled: 221
Total Tonnage Available: 14,961
Tonnage Paid: 0
Tonnage Used in Construction: 11,550
Tonnage Remaining for Stockpile: 3,411


B. Infrastructure Development

None


C. Naval Development and Construction

Manila

Dock No.1 – Type 4.0 – Submarine Codorniz laid down 1 July 1946; requires 849 tons, 250 tons previously committed, receives 250 tons, 349 tons remaining

Dock No.2 – Type 2.0 – Scrapping of submarines Bolete and Roncador; demolition commenced 1 October 1946, entered dock 4 November 1946; demolition complete 20 November 1946

Dock No.3 – Type 1.0 – Scrapping of submarine Picuda; demolition commenced 1 October 1946, entered dock 4 November 1946; demolition complete 20 November 1946

Slip No.1 – Type 4.0 – Idle

Slip No.2 – Type 3.0 – Idle

Slip No.3 – Type 2.0 – Destroyer Baelaran – Laid down 1 July 1946; requires 2,200 tons, 550 tons previously committed, receives 550 tons, 1,100 tons remaining; launched 13 November 1946

Floating Drydock No.1 – Destroyer Pluvial commences refit 1 October 1946; requires 236 tons, 0 tons previously committed, receives 236 tons, 0 tons remaining; refit completed 18 November 1946 and commences post-refit trials

Pierside

Frigate Laparan – launched 6 May 1946; requires 1,410 tons, 1,050 tons previously committed, receives 360 tons, 0 tons remaining; completed 8 November 1946 and commences trials

Frigate Dinagat – launched 6 May 1946; requires 1,410 tons, 1,050 tons previously committed, receives 360 tons, 0 tons remaining; completed 8 November 1946 and commences trials

Submarine Cormoran – launched 29 April 1946; requires 849 tons, 750 tons previously committed, receives 99 tons, 0 tons remaining; completed 22 October 1946 and commences trials

San Fernando

Dock No.1 – Type 2.0 – Civil Support Ships Cabo Calavite and Cabo Buliluyan – Laid down 1 September 1946; each requires 410 tons, 210 tons each previously committed, each receives 200 tons, each has 0 tons remaining; launched 2 November 1946; to complete 2 January 1947

Dock No.1 – Type 2.0 – Scrapping of submarines Agulon and Rascacio; demolition commenced 15 October 1946, entered dock 18 November 1946; demolition complete 4 December 1946

Dock No.2 – Type 0.0 – Scrapping of submarine Dorado; demolition commenced 15 October 1946, entered dock 18 November 1946; demolition complete 4 December 1946

Slip No.1 – Type 2.5 – Sloop Manupali – Laid down 1 July 1946; requires 635 tons, 160 tons previously committed, receives 160 tons, 315 tons remaining; launched 25 October 1946

Pierside

Light Cruiser Palawan – Launched 14 January 1946; requires 7,443 tons; 7,250 tons previously committed, receives 193 tons, 0 tons remaining; completed 5 November 1946 and commences trials

Sloop Abulog – Launched 27 April 1946; requires 635 tons, 480 tons previously committed, receives 155 tons, 0 tons remaining; completed 16 October 1946 and commences trials

Butuan

Dock No.1 – Type 4.0 – Submarine Ciquera laid down 1 October 1946; requires 849 tons, 0 tons previously committed, receives 250 tons, 599 tons remaining

Dock No.2 – Type 1.0 – Idle

Slip No.1 – Type 2.0 – Destroyer Buntay – Laid down 1 October 1946; requires 2,200 tons, 0 tons previously committed, receives 550 tons, 1,650 tons remaining

Slip No.2 – Type 1.0 – Destroyer Balugasan – Laid down 1 October 1946; requires 2,200 tons, 0 tons previously committed, receives 550 tons, 1,650 tons remaining

Slip No.3 – Type 1.0 – Destroyer Balintawak – Laid down 1 July 1946; requires 2,200 tons, 550 tons previously committed, receives 550 tons, 1,100 tons remaining; launched 13 November 1946

Slip No.4 – Type 1.0 – Destroyer Bonawon – Laid down 1 July 1946; requires 2,200 tons, 550 tons previously committed, receives 550 tons, 1,100 tons remaining; launched 13 November 1946

Slip No.5 – Type 0.0 – Patrol Combatant Alfonso – Laid down 1 October 1946; requires 440 tons, 0 tons previously committed, receives 220 tons, 220 tons remaining; Launched 22 November 1946

Slip No.6 – Type 0.0 – Patrol Combatant Amadeo – Laid down 1 October 1946; requires 440 tons, 0 tons previously committed, receives 220 tons, 220 tons remaining; Launched 22 November 1946

Pierside

Destroyer Mahadi – Launched 16 May 1946; requires 2,200 tons, 1,650 tons previously committed, receives 550 tons, 0 tons remaining; completed 3 December 1946 and commences trials

Destroyer Monteverde – Launched 16 May 1946; requires 2,200 tons, 1,650 tons previously committed, receives 550 tons, 0 tons remaining; completed 3 December 1946 and commences trials

Destroyer Malapaso – Launched 14 August 1946; requires 2,200 tons, 1,100 tons previously committed, receives 550 tons, 550 tons remaining

Destroyer Maracano – Launched 14 August 1946; requires 2,200 tons, 1,100 tons previously committed, receives 550 tons, 550 tons remaining

Submarine Carricero – Launched 28 July 1946; requires 849 tons, 500 tons previously committed, receives 250 tons, 99 tons remaining

Patrol Combatant Hermosa – Launched 22 August 1946; requires 440 tons, 220 tons previously committed, receives 220 tons, 0 tons remaining; completed 7 November 1946 and commences trials

Patrol Combatant Hagonoy – Launched 22 August 1946; requires 440 tons, 220 tons previously committed, receives 220 tons, 0 tons remaining; completed 7 November 1946 and commences trials


Puerto Princesa

Dock No.1 – Type 1.0 – Idle

Slip No.1 – Type 1.0 – Sloop Tagoloan – Laid down 1 July 1946; requires 635 tons, 160 tons previously committed, receives 160 tons, 315 tons remaining; launched 25 October 1946

Pierside

Sloop Paranaque – Launched 27 April 1946; requires 635 tons, 480 tons previously committed, receives 155 tons, 0 tons remaining; completed 16 October 1946 and commences trials


Small Craft Construction Program

None


Refit and Conversion Program

Destroyer Pluvial – refit – see details above, Manila Floating Dock No.1

Submarine Tender Pamalican – conversion commences 1 July 1946 – requires 1,642 tons, 821 tons previously committed, receives 821 tons, 0 tons remaining; conversion complete 26 October 1946 and commences trials

Submarine Tender Maricaban – conversion commences 1 October 1946 – requires 1,642 tons, 0 tons previously committed, receives 821 tons, 821 tons remaining

Base Support Ship Buenavista – conversion commences 1 October 1946 – requires 525 tons, 0 tons previously committed, receives 525 tons, 0 tons remaining; conversion complete 25 December 1946

Base Support Ship Mondragon – conversion commences 1 October 1946 – requires 525 tons, 0 tons previously committed, receives 525 tons, 0 tons remaining; conversion complete 25 December 1946


D. Transactions

Battlecruiser Presidente Aguinaldo sold to Argentina – initial payment of 2,500 tons received.


E. Other Notes

Ships Laid Down This Quarter

At Butuan: Destroyer Buntay, Destroyer Balugasan, Submarine Ciquera, Patrol Combatant Alfonso, Patrol Combatant Amadeo

Ships Launched This Quarter

At Manila: Destroyer Baelaran, Submarine Codorniz
At Butuan: Destroyer Balintawak, Destroyer Bonawon, Patrol Combatant Alfonso, Patrol Combatant Amadeo
At San Fernando: Escort Sloop Manupali, Civil Support Ship Cabo Calavite, Civil Support Ship Cabo Buliluyan
At Puerto Princesa: Escort Sloop Tagoloan

Ships Completed This Quarter

At Manila: Submarine Cormoran, Patrol Frigate Laparan, Patrol Frigate Dinagat
At San Fernando: Cruiser Palawan, Escort Sloop Abulog
At Butuan: Destroyer Mahadi, Destroyer Monteverde, Patrol Combatant Hermosa, Patrol Combatant Hagonoy
At Puerto Princesa: Escort Sloop Paranaque

Refits/Conversions

Destroyer Pluvial – refit completed 18 November 1946
Submarine Tender Pamalican – conversion completed 26 October 1946
Base Support Ship Buenavista – conversion completed 25 December 1946
Base Support Ship Mondragon – conversion completed 25 December 1946

Ships Undergoing Trials

Destroyer Manalipa (completes 1 March 1947)
Destroyer Mantingue (completes 1 March 1947)
Cruiser Palawan (completes 4 May 1947)
Destroyer Mahadi (completes 1 June 1947)
Destroyer Monteverde (completes 1 June 1947)
Submarine Cormoran (completes 20 April 1947)
Patrol Frigate Laparan (completes 8 May 1947)
Patrol Frigate Dinagat (completes 8 May 1947)
Escort Sloop Abulog (completes 14 April 1947)
Escort Sloop Paranaque (completes 14 April 1947)
Patrol Combatant Hermosa (completes 5 February 1947)
Patrol Combatant Hagonoy (completes 5 February 1947)


Ships Completing Trials This Quarter

Cruiser Dagupan (completes 4 November 1946)
Cruiser Panay (completes 2 February 1947)
Destroyer Marinduque (completes 29 November 1946)
Destroyer Maricaban (completes 29 November 1946)
Patrol Frigate Jolo (completes 5 November 1946)
Patrol Frigate Sulu (completes 5 November 1946)
Patrol Combatant San Isidro (completes 6 November 1946)
Patrol Combatant San Luis (completes 6 November 1946)
Destroyer Pluvial – post-refit (completes 15 December 1946)
Submarine Tender Pamalican – post-conversion (completes 13 December 1946)

Ships Retired to the Reserve or Disposed Of

Battlecruiser Presidente Aguinaldo sold to Argentina


F. Scrappage Report

Submarine Agulon
Submarine Rascacio
Submarine Dorado
Submarine Bolete
Submarine Roncador
Submarine Picuda


Naval Ordnance Removed from Scrapped Warships

Total inventory

305mm Model 1925 BL: 8
155mm Model 1926 BL: 32
130mm Model 1925 BL: 20
115mm Model 1931 DP: 16
115mm Model 1939 DP: 24 – twin mounts (ex Coron class cruisers)
100mm Model 1923 QF: 48
100mm Model 1930 QF: 24
75mm Model 1926 DP: 20


Updated Order of Battle

Type : In Service + Trials + Building + Refitting + Converting = Total
Battlecruisers : 1 + 0 + 0 + 0 + 0 = 1
Armored Cruisers : 4 + 0 + 0 + 0 + 0 = 4
Coast Defense Ships : 1 + 0 + 0 + 0 + 0 = 1
Aircraft Carriers : 2 + 0 + 0 + 0 + 0 = 2
Heavy Cruisers : 4 + 0 + 0 + 0 + 0 = 4
Light Cruisers : 14 + 2 + 0 + 0 + 0 = 16
Destroyers : 58 + 4 + 7 + 0 + 0 = 69
Frigates : 2 + 2 + 0 + 0 + 0 = 4
Sloops : 4 + 2 + 2 + 0 + 0 = 8
Submarines : 20 + 1 + 3 + 0 + 0 = 24
Minelayers : 6 + 0 + 0 + 0 + 0 = 6
Minesweepers : 16 + 0 + 0 + 0 + 0 = 16
Patrol Combatants : 12 + 2 + 2 + 0 + 0 = 16
Civil Support Ships : 6 + 0 + 2 + 0 + 0 = 8
Motor Torpedo Boats : 48 + 0 + 0 + 0 + 0 = 48
Amphibious Ships : 4 + 0 + 0 + 0 + 0 = 4
Tankers : 0 + 0 + 0 + 0 + 0 = 0
Destroyer Tenders : 2 + 0 + 0 + 0 + 0 = 2
Torpedo Boat Tenders : 2 + 0 + 0 + 0 + 0 = 2
Submarine Tenders : 2 + 0 + 0 + 0 + 1 = 3
Minesweeper Depot Ship : 3 + 0 + 0 + 0 + 0 = 3
Base Support Ship : 0 + 2 + 0 + 0 + 0 = 2
Harbor Tug : 8 + 0 + 0 + 0 + 0 = 8
Water Tanker : 1 + 0 + 0 + 0 + 0 = 1
Hospital Ship : 1 + 0 + 0 + 0 + 0 = 1
Repair Ship : 1 + 0 + 0 + 0 + 0 = 1
Sail Training Ship : 1 + 0 + 0 + 0 + 0 = 1