Victory Ship - Status of Remaining Victory Ships

Status of Remaining Victory Ships

Three are now open for tours as museum ships:

  • SS American Victory (Tampa, Florida)
  • SS Lane Victory (Los Angeles, California)
  • SS Red Oak Victory (Richmond, California)

One is laid up in the National Defense Reserve Fleet.

One is at Sparrows Point, Maryland undergoing scrapping:

  • USS Range Sentinel (AGM-22) - Hull Number 553, type VC2-S-AP5, status: being scrapped at Sparrows Point Shipyard (former USS Sherburne (APA-205))

Four are at Brownsville, Texas undergoing scrapping:

  • SS Earlham Victory - Hull Number 763, type VC2-S-AP2, status: being scrapped at All Star Metals
  • SS Pan American Victory - Hull Number 746, type VC2-S-AP2, status: being scrapped at All Star Metals
  • SS Rider Victory - Hull Number 777, type VC2-S-AP2, status: being scrapped at ESCO Marine, Brownsville, Tx.
  • SS Winthrop Victory - Hull Number 790, type VC2-S-AP2, status: being scrapped at ESCO Marine, Brownsville, Tx.

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