List of Ship Launches in 1943 - October

October

Country Builder Location Ship Class Notes
1 October United Kingdom Bartram & Sons Ltd Sunderland Empire Blessing Cargo ship For Ministry of War Transport
2 October United Kingdom William Gray & Co Ltd West Hartlepool Empire Beaconsfield Cargo ship For Ministry of War Transport
6 October United States Kaiser Shipyards Vancouver, WA Emperor Casablanca class escort carrier Converted S4 merchant hull; Transferred to USN before commissioning as USS Solomons
6 October United Kingdom Spiteful S3 class submarine
11 October United Kingdom Grangemouth Dockyard Co Ltd Grangemouth Empire Settler Coastal tanker For Ministry of War Transport
14 October United States Newport News Shipbuilding Newport News, VA Franklin Essex class aircraft carrier
14 October United States Consolidated Steel Corporation Wilmington, CA Cape Argos Type C1 ship For United States Maritime Commission
14 October United Kingdom Rowhedge Ironworks Ltd Rowhedge Empire Boxer Coastal tanker For Ministry of War Transport
14 October United Kingdom Richardsons Ironworks Ltd Lowestoft Empire Chuzzlewit Coaster For Ministry of War Transport. Completed as RFA Chattenden for the Royal Fleet Auxiliary.
15 October United States Kaiser Shipyards Vancouver, WA Kalinin Bay Casablanca class escort carrier Converted S4 merchant hull
16 October United Kingdom John Readhead & Sons Sunderland Empire Crown Cargo ship For Ministry of War Transport
24 October United States Kaiser Shipyards Vancouver, WA Kasaan Bay Casablanca class escort carrier Converted S4 merchant hull
30 October Australia Evans Deakin & Co Brisbane Parkes Bathurst class corvette
30 October Japan Mitsubishi Shipyard Shimonoseki Hishi Maru No 3 Tanker For Mitsubishi Kisen KK
31 October United Kingdom John Crown & Sons Ltd Sunderland Empire Belle Tug For Ministry of War Transport

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