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passenger/cargo design more frequently known in the industry as the "502" type for the design length of 502 feet (153.0 m) between perpendiculars. The design had been for troop transports until signing of the armistice ending World War I made completion as civilian passenger and cargo ships
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Under terms of the supplemental vessels agreement WSA paid American President Lines $ 1,260,960 for the loss. On 9 March 1953 the remains of the ship were sold to North Coast Corporation for $ 5,220 with the requirement the hull be scrapped on or before 6 April 1955. Scrapping began in 1954.
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garrison. During that operation, possibly due to loss of an anchor while landing troops and equipment by means of shallow draft craft from outside the lagoon, the ship became firmly grounded on the coral reef. The ship was eventually a loss despite extensive efforts to re-float and save her.
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before leaving to return to Pearl Harbor 5 May 1942. As of 22 February 1942, neither salvage nor offloading had been effective due to weather, and extra barges for offloading were not due for about two weeks. No progress had been made by 24 February 1942, and
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used by registers of the time, and "522" which was the length overall. That is not supported in contemporary references which use "502" Type, the "502s" or the "502-foot class" through the 1930s as can be seen in the reference with title "502 Arrives." and
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desirable. New York Shipbuilding had the contract for all seven of the "502" class and nine of the "535" class, an order requiring expansion and construction of the company's South Yard, that were to be delivered to the
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was requisitioned for war service with WSA 6 December 1941 with American President Lines as the operating agent and allocated to the United States Army requirements. She was re-fitted for use as a troop carrier in
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Twin screw, two 4-cylinder triple expansion steam engines rated at 3500 HP each at 105 RPM. Six Scotch marine single-ended fire tube boilers, 220 PSI WP and 50 degrees fahrenheit superheat.
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was sent towing a large and three small lighters to assist in unloading with arrival noted on 5 March 1942 along with an estimate of three weeks to re-float
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was abandoned with the effort seen as good experience and an indication to the vessel owners that the Navy would make the attempt.
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The ship arrived from the Atlantic in San Francisco to begin Pacific Mail's Indian Service on 4 April 1921. The ship was bought by
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The grounded ship was unloaded under difficult conditions, and salvage attempts made with first
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for operation from San Francisco to Honolulu, Manila, Saigon, Singapore, Calcutta and return.
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Pacific American Steamship Association; Shipowners Association of the Pacific Coast (1921).
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in December 1941. Her initial voyage as a troopship was a round trip from San Francisco to
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on 12 April 1942 with salvage expert LCDR Curtiss being flown to the island.
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Nimitz, Chester W., Admiral (USN); Steele, James M., Captain (USN) (1942).
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as hull 246, keel laid 22 May 1919, launched 31 July 1920. The ship was an
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Turner, William F.; Kiel, Frank W.; Kiel, Alice Ruth (3 January 2009).
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Some modern references indicate a confusion between "502", the
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on 31 January 1942, under the command of Captain A. W. Aitken.
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The ship was allocated and delivered 7 March 1921 to the
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when grounded and eventually lost on 14 February 1942.
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Nimitz & Steele: v. 1, Entries February—May 1942
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(1999). 220: 200:(WSA) to the U.S. Army and operating as a 655:Ship History Database Vessel Status Card 633: 316:Aerial view of Canton Island showing SS 311: 966:"The New York Shipbuilding Corporation" 1883: 849: 761:. Naval History & Heritage Command 753:Naval History & Heritage Command. 734:. Naval History & Heritage Command 726:Naval History & Heritage Command. 707:. Naval History & Heritage Command 699:Naval History & Heritage Command. 533: 396:. On 2 May 1942 the effort to salvage 353:dispatched, later joined by fleet tug 285:in 1940 accommodating 128 passengers. 1177: 1106: 1080: 1027: 951:(February). San Francisco: J.S. Hines 518: 459: 457: 455: 453: 451: 449: 447: 445: 443: 441: 140:522 ft 8 in (159.3 m) 134:502 ft 1 in (153.0 m) 37: 806:. 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United States
Kanton Island
Design 1095 ship
LBP
LOA
War Shipping Administration
troopship
Pacific Ocean
World War II
Design 1095 ship
New York Shipbuilding Corporation
U.S. Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Design 1095
United States Shipping Board
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Dollar Steamship Lines
American President Lines
San Francisco
Honolulu
Philippines

Canton (Kanton) Island
USCG Cutter Taney
Seminole
Navajo
Argonne
Robin
CinCPac

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