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United States Naval Developments - Q4/37

A. Industrial Allocation

Factory Allocation:

Warship Material: 30
Infrastructure (Committed): 0
Infrastructure (Non-committed): 0

Warship Material Produced: 30000 tons
Stockpile: 25601 tons
Recycled Scrap: 0 tons
Export Orders: 2340 tons
Material Used on Construction: 36183 tons
New Stockpile: 21758 tons

B. Infrastructure Development

None

C. Naval Construction

At Portland, ME
1 Type 0 slip: Idle
Free-floating:

At Portsmouth, NH
1 Type 1 dry-dock: Idle
Free-floating:

At Boston, MA
1 Type 4 slip: Idle
1 Type 3 slip: Idle
1 Type 1 slip: Idle
1 Type 1 slip: DD Bennett receives 514 tons, launched
1 Type 4 dry-dock: Idle
1 Type 2 dry-dock: Idle
1 Type 1 dry-dock: Idle
1 Type 0 dry-dock: Idle
1 Type 0 dry-dock: Idle
Free-floating:
DD Beale receives 343 tons, completed, begins trials

At League Island, PA
1 Type 3 slip: Idle
1 Type 3 slip: Idle
1 Type 3 dry-dock: Idle
1 Type 2 dry-dock: Idle
Free-floating:

at Squantum, MA
1 Type 0 slip: SS Sargo receives 326 tons, launched
1 Type 0 slip: SS Saury receives 326 tons, launched
1 Type 0 slip: Idle
1 Type 0 slip: Idle
1 Type 0 slip: Idle
1 Type 0 slip: Idle
1 Type 0 slip: Idle
Free-floating:
SS Stingray receives 109 tons, completed, begins trials
SS Sturgeon receives 109 tons, completed, begins trials

At Groton, CT
1 Type 0 slip: SS Spearfish receives 326 tons, launched
1 Type 0 slip: SS Sculpin receives 326 tons, launched
Free-floating:
SS Salmon receives 109 tons, completed, beings trials
SS Seal receives 109 tons, completed, beings trials

At New London, CT
1 Type 0 slip: SS Squalus receives 326 tons, launched
1 Type 0 slip: SS Swordfish receives 326 tons, launched
Free-floating:
SS Skipjack receives 109 tons, completed, begins trials
SS Snapper receives 109 tons, completed, begins trials

At Brooklyn, NY
1 Type 5 slip: BB South Dakota receives 2613 tons
1 Type 4 slip: Idle
1 Type 3 slip: Idle
1 Type 2 slip: DD Winslow receives 635 tons, launched
1 Type 5 dry-dock: BB Utah receives 2613 tons
1 Type 4 dry-dock: Idle
1 Type 3 dry-dock: Idle
1 Type 2 dry-dock: Idle
Free-floating:
DD McDougal receives 635 ton, completed, begins trials

At Camden, NJ
1 Type 1 slip: DD Stanly receives 514 tons, launched
1 Type 1 slip: Idle
1 Type 1 slip: Idle
Free-floating:
DD Guest receives 343 tons, completed, begins trials

At Philadelphia, PA
1 Type 1 slip: DD Fullam receives 514 tons, launched
1 Type 1 dry-dock: Idle
Free-floating:
DD Bache receives 343 tons, completed, begins trials

At Baltimore, MD
1 Type 1 slip: Idle
1 Type 1 dry-dock: Idle
Free-floating:

At Norfolk, VA
1 Type 5 slip: BB Iowa laid down, receives 2613 tons
1 Type 2 slip: Idle
1 Type 1 slip: DD Hudson receives 514 tons, launched
1 Type 1 slip: DD Pringle receives 514 tons, launched
1 Type 5 dry-dock: BB Montana receives 2613 tons
1 Type 2 dry-dock: Idle
1 Type 1 dry-dock: Idle
1 Type 1 dry-dock: Idle
1 Type 1 dry-dock: Idle
Free-floating:
DD Taylor receives 343 tons, completed, begins trials
DD De Haven receives 343 tons, completed, begins trials

At Charleston, SC
1 Type 3 slip: Idle
1 Type 5 dry-dock: Idle
Free-floating:

At Pensacola, FL
1 Type 1 dry-dock: Idle
Free-floating:

At New Orleans, LA
1 Type 1 dry-dock: Idle
1 Type 0 dry-dock: Idle
1 Type 0 dry-dock: Idle
Free-floating:

At Galveston, TX
1 Type 0 dry-dock: Idle
Free-floating:

At Tampa, FL
1 Type 4 dry-dock: Idle
Free-floating:

at Seattle, WA
1 Type 1 slip: Idle
1 Type 1 dry-dock: Idle
1 Type 1 dry-dock: Idle
Free-floating:

At Tacoma, WA
1 Type 3 slip: CL Boise receives 1565 tons
1 Type 3 slip: CL Green Bay receives 1565 tons
Free-floating:

At Bremerton, WA
1 Type 4 slip: Idle
1 Type 3 slip: Idle
1 Type 3 slip: Idle
1 Type 4 drydock: Idle
1 Type 3 dry-dock: Idle
Free-floating:

At San Francisco, CA
1 Type 3 slip: Idle
1 Type 3 slip: Idle
1 Type 1 slip: Idle
1 Type 4 dry-dock: Idle
1 Type 3 dry-dock: Idle
1 Type 1 dry-dock: Idle
1 Type 1 dry-dock: Idle
1 Type 0 dry-dock: Idle
1 Type 0 dry-dock: Idle
Free-floating:
CL Brooklyn receives 1565 tons
CL Rapid City receives 1565 tons

At Mare Island, CA
1 Type 3 slip: Mexican BB Chapultepec receives 2270 tons
1 Type 2 slip: Idle
1 Type 3 dry-dock: Idle
1 Type 1 dry-dock: Idle
Free-floating:

At San Diego, CA
1 Type 4 drydock: Idle
Free-floating:

At Pearl Harbor, HI
1 Type 5 drydock: BB Colorado receives 2259 tons, completed, begins trials
Free-floating:

At Pago, Pago, American Samoa
1 Type 1 dry-dock: Idle
Free-floating:


D. Transactions
Received 2340 tons from Mexico for BB Chapultepec


E. Other Notes
[I'll add an OOB listing here later, but for now I'm trying to get caught back up again.]

Two ships with the same name?

CL Brooklyn receives 1565 tons
CL Brooklyn receives 1565 tons

Yes, he's *actually building* that Boise-class!

Quoted

Originally posted by perdedor99
Two ships with the same name?

CL Brooklyn receives 1565 tons
CL Brooklyn receives 1565 tons

Bah, copy/paste error. Should be Rapid City, now fixed.

Quoted

Originally posted by Brockpaine
Yes, he's *actually building* that Boise-class!

Well, not really: the Boise's a 6"-gunned CL of the Brooklyn class, not the proposed 10" gunned CA.

...

WAAAAAHHH.

The USN is still debating the 8" vs 10" gun question, and the Omaha class are needing replacements, so right now CLs are getting built over CAs.

It would seem that coughing has a effect...

Quoted

Originally posted by TexanCowboy
It would seem that coughing has a effect...

Just be careful the US doesn't presume that all that coughing is tuberculosis or plague and decide to save the world by bombing Latvia into the stone age.

My OCD compelled me to edit in state locations for all the yards.

Also, this;

Quoted

Originally posted by Hrolf Hakonson
At Boston, MA
1 Type 4 slip: BB South Dakota receives 2613 tons, completed, begins trials

Seems quite impossible, on several different levels.

Edit: and on further reflection, it seems three of the Montanas are on Class 4 slips...which are not long enough.

Yes:
- Ship was laid down Q1/1937. I presume it was mixed up with a Colorado-class rebuild?
- Ship (if Montana-class) is 925' long, and won't fit in a Class 4 slip (885'). Actually, this holds true for all the Montanas except the Iowa...

Edit: What Shin said.

a free S5 and two free D5s.

I don't think it would rip a hole in the space-time continuum if he were to do a few small edits.

Quoted

Originally posted by AdmKuznetsov
a free S5 and two free D5s.

I don't think it would rip a hole in the space-time continuum if he were to do a few small edits.

Yes, it shouldn't be a problem.

Drat. Obviously, I forgot the length on those ships, I was apparently thinking of the German BBs that are even heavier but those ships DO fit into a Type 4 slip. Ah, well, now all the ships have to be built on the east coast.