Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation

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Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation was a major World War II-era shipyard in Portland, Oregon, that mass-produced Liberty and Victory ships for the U.S. war effort.

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Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War II shipyard
shipbuilding company
contributedTo Allied logistics in World War II
linked to: Allied logistics
country United States
customer United States Maritime Commission
employerOf shipyard workers in Portland
foundedBy Henry J. Kaiser
industry shipbuilding
locatedIn Kaiser Shipyards complex
Oregon
Portland, Oregon
linked to: Portland
locatedOn Columbia River
notableFor mass production of Liberty ships
mass production of Victory ships
operatedBy Kaiser Shipyards
operatedDuring World War II
partOf American home front during World War II
U.S. war effort in World War II
purpose rapid construction of cargo ships
reasonForDecline end of World War II shipbuilding demand
region Pacific Northwest
role emergency shipyard
servedBranch United States Merchant Marine
United States Navy
shipTypeProduced Liberty ship
linked to: Liberty ships

Victory ship
status defunct
timePeriod 1940s

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Victory ship builtAt Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation
subject linked to: Victory ships
Liberty ship builtAt Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation
subject linked to: Liberty ships
Kaiser Shipyards, Vancouver, Washington associatedWith Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation