Soviet passenger ships, 1917-1977

Engineering & Transportation

Wilson, Edward A.

Transportation

World Ship Society

<p>From America to United States: In four parts: the history of the merchant ship types built in the United States of America under long-range programme of the Maritime Commission; Part 1 of 4.\nThe Maritime Commission began to revitalise the United States Merchant Marine in 1937, by ordering the liner AMERICA. Its programme of cargo ship building was increased at the outbreak of war in Europe and greatly expanded after America entered the war -- not only to supply the merchant shipping needs of the Allies, but also to provide essential naval support craft, including carriers (CVE\'s) and even frigates (PF\'s). The ending of hostilities saw the disposal of much of this great fleet, but the Commission\'s work was not finished until the commissioning of the liner UNITED STATES in 1952.</p>

From America to United States: In Four Parts

Mitchell, W. H.

Sawyer, L.A.

Ben Line: Fleet List and Short History

Reference

Somner, Graeme

Catalogs & Directories

Scottish Fishery Protection: The story of the vessels that have served the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries for Scotland since 1882

Science & Math

Nature & Ecology

Stag Line, 1817-1983

N.J. Robinson

From America to United States: In Four Parts: The History of the Merchant Ship Types Built in the United States of America under the Long-Range Programme of the Maritime Commission Part Three

L A SAWYER & W H MITCHELL

J. LAURITZEN.

Thorsoe, Soren

Bank Line and Andrew Weir and Company

H.S. Appleyard

Blue Star

ATKINSON, Tony & O' DONOGHUE, Kevin

Type 35 Torpedo Boats of the Kriegsmarine

History

M.J. Whitley

Military

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