V-Type Tugs

 There were four types of tugs.  The largest design was the V4-M-A1, a 186-foot oceangoing tug, of which 49 were built.  There were also 14 of the 148-foot V3-S-AH2 wooden design, 26 of the 94-foot V2-ME-A1 steel design, and 35 of the 58-foot V2-M-AL1 wooden design. 

USMC # Shipbuilder Location Hull # Original Name Design Material Disp. Delivery Disposition
432 Birchfield Boiler Tacoma WA 1 Port Angeles V2-ME-A1 Steel 325 Nov-42 To US Navy 1942 as Hiawatha (YT 265), scrapped
433 Birchfield Boiler Tacoma WA 2 Port Blakely V2-ME-A1 Steel 325 Dec-42 To US Navy 1942 as Pocahontas (YT 266), sold private 1972, scrapped
434 Birchfield Boiler Tacoma WA 3 Port Discovery V2-ME-A1 Steel 325 Dec-42 To US Navy 1942 as Pogatacut (YT 267), sold private 1970, scrapped
435 Birchfield Boiler Tacoma WA 4 Port Ludlow V2-ME-A1 Steel 325 Mar-43 To US Navy 1942 as Red Cloud (YT 268), sold private 1972, scrapped
436 Birchfield Boiler Tacoma WA 5 Port Madison V2-ME-A1 Steel 325 Apr-43 To US Navy 1942 as Sakarissa (YT 269), to MARAD 1974, scrapped
437 Birchfield Boiler Tacoma WA 6 Port Orchard V2-ME-A1 Steel 325 May-43 To US Navy 1942 as Santanta (YT 270), sold private 1972, scrapped
438 Canulette SB Slidell LA 1 Port Allen V2-ME-A1 Steel 325 Mar-43 To US Navy 1942 as YTB 723, to MARAD 1945, sold private 1975, scrapped
439 Canulette SB Slidell LA 2 Port Barre V2-ME-A1 Steel 325 Mar-43 Sold private 1946, scrapped
440 Canulette SB Slidell LA 3 Port Hudson V2-ME-A1 Steel 325 Apr-43 Sold private 1946, active for Crescent Towing
441 Canulette SB Slidell LA 4 Port Vincent V2-ME-A1 Steel 325 May-43 Sold private 1946, scrapped
442 Calumet SB Chicago IL 137 Port Byron V2-ME-A1 Steel 325 Sep-42 To US Army 1943 as LT 113, sold private 1946, scrapped
443 Calumet SB Chicago IL 138 Port Allegheny V2-ME-A1 Steel 325 Oct-42 To US Army 1943 as LT 114, sold private 1946, scrapped
444 Calumet SB Chicago IL 139 Port Elizabeth V2-ME-A1 Steel 325 Oct-42 To US Navy 1943 as Namequa (YT 331), sold private 1950, scrapped
445 Calumet SB Chicago IL 140 Port Conway V2-ME-A1 Steel 325 Nov-42 To US Navy 1943 as Nesutan (YT 338), sold private 1950, scrapped
446 Calumet SB Chicago IL 141 Port Fulton V2-ME-A1 Steel 325 Nov-42 To US Army 1943 as LT 238, sold private 1946, scrapped
447 Bushey & Son, Ira S. Brooklyn NY 503 Port Chester V2-ME-A1 Steel 325 1942 To US Army 1943 as LT 233, sold 1946, scrapped
448 Bushey & Son, Ira S. Brooklyn NY 504 Port Crane V2-ME-A1 Steel 325 1942 To US Navy 1942 as Swatane (YT 344), sold 1964, scrapped
449 Bushey & Son, Ira S. Brooklyn NY 511 Port Henry V2-ME-A1 Steel 325 1943 Sold 1945, wrecked 1947
450 Bushey & Son, Ira S. Brooklyn NY 512 Port Jervis V2-ME-A1 Steel 325 1943 Later Newport, Felicia, Terror, R. H. Tripp
451 Bushey & Son, Ira S. Brooklyn NY 513 Port Kent V2-ME-A1 Steel 325 1942 To US Navy 1942 as Oratamin (YT 347), sold 1969, scrapped
461 General Ship East Boston MA 402 Port Clyde V2-ME-A1 Steel 325 Feb-42 To US Army 1942 as LTC William R. Kendricks, sold private as Resolute, scrapped
462 General Ship East Boston MA 403 Port Huron V2-ME-A1 Steel 325 Feb-42 To US Army 1942 as LTC Herbert L. Kidwell, sold private as Port Huron, later Dalzelloch, Dalzellido and Joan McAllister, scrapped
512 Birchfield Boiler   101 Port Wentworth V2-ME-A1 Steel 325 Nov-42 To US Navy 1942 as Haiglar (YT 327), sold private 1947, scrapped
513 Birchfield Boiler   102 Port Clinton V2-ME-A1 Steel 325 Jan-43 Sold private 1945, scrapped
514 Birchfield Boiler   103 Port Deposit V2-ME-A1 Steel 325 Jan-43 To US Navy 1942 as Mauvilla (YT 328), sold private 1963, scrapped
515 Birchfield Boiler   104 Port Edwards V2-ME-A1 Steel 325 Feb-43 Sold private 1945, scrapped
575 Avondale New Orleans LA 37 Seguin V4-M-A1 Steel 1,613 Jan-43 Scrapped 1976
576 Avondale New Orleans LA 38 Sand Key V4-M-A1 Steel 1,613 Mar-43 Scrapped 1977
577 Avondale New Orleans LA 39