Permanente Metals Corporation

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Permanente Metals Corporation was a major American shipbuilding company during World War II, known for mass-producing Liberty and Victory ships for the U.S. war effort.

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Permanente Metals Corporation canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American company
shipbuilding company
activeDuring World War II
associatedWith Kaiser Permanente (through common Kaiser origins)
linked to: Kaiser Permanente

Kaiser Shipyards
category World War II shipbuilding companies of the United States
contributedTo rapid expansion of U.S. merchant fleet in World War II
country United States
foundedBy Henry J. Kaiser
headquartersLocation California
historicalPeriod 1940s
industry metals
shipbuilding
locationCountry United States
notableFor mass production of Liberty ships
mass production of Victory ships
operatedShipyardsIn Richmond, California
Swan Island, Portland, Oregon
Vancouver, Washington
parentCompany Kaiser Company, Inc.
linked to: Kaiser Industries
partOf Kaiser industrial enterprises
linked to: Kaiser Industries
product Liberty ships
Victory ships
roleInConflict supporting U.S. war effort through shipbuilding
serviceTo United States Maritime Commission
United States Navy
United States government
specializedIn welded steel ship construction
status defunct
usedProductionMethod assembly-line shipbuilding

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Victory ship builtAt Permanente Metals Corporation
subject linked to: Victory ships
SS Red Oak Victory builder Permanente Metals Corporation