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J. H. Tuttle
A "Look A Like" T2-Tanker
J. H. TUTTLE, USA,1ST (aft)
11,658 GRT for Standard Oil Co. of California, San Francisco, 524.6 x 70.2
Tanker built by Sun SB. & DD. Co., Chester, Pa. (2/43) #238 242955
Broken up at Kaohsiung 1977 by Chi Shun Hwa Steel Co., Ltd., arrived at 21.09.1977,
work began 26.10.1977.
( See photos below )
The Miramar Ship Index for "J. H. TUTTLE"
Ship Index for
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J.H. TUTTLE (Design : Custom built tanker)
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ID/ IMO
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5166665
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Year
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1943
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Name
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J.H. TUTTLE
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Flag
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USA
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Owner
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Standard Oil Co., of California, San Francisco, Ca. (Under TCA)
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Type
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Tanker
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Tons
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11658
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DWT
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17800
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LOA
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166.78
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LPP
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159.9
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Beam
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21.4
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Dept
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12.19
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Draft
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9.17
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Mchy
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1St-15.5
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kW
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8200 SHP
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Design
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Custom built tanker
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Builder
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Sun SB. & DD. Co.
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Yard
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Chester, Pa
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Yard No
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238
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Built
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USA
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Keel
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23.04.1942
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Launch
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21.10.1942
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Compl.
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27.02.1943
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History
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1945 J.H. TUTTLE - Standard Oil Co. of California, San Francisco, Ca. (Under TC)
1977 J.H. TUTTLE - Chevron USA, Inc., San Francisco, Ca.
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End
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1977
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Disposal Data
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Scrapped at Kaohsiung by Chi Shun Hwa Steel Co., Ltd., arrived at 21.09.1977, work began 26.10.1977.
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"J. H. Tuttle" before launch October 21th, 1942.(Photo Pacific Marine Review)
Left J. H. Tuttle, vice president and treasurer en Standard of California board of directors, whose name-long indentifiedwíih fhe Nation's petroleum industry-is borne by the newest company tanker; and Mrs. Tuttle, who christened the S.S.
J. H. Tuttle at its recant launchinq.
(Photo Pacific Marine Review)
J. H. Tuttle, NEW STANDARD OF CALIFORNIA, TANKER LAUNCHED AT SUN YARD
LAUNCHED recently and due to enter service in February is the giant tanker J. H. Tuttle, now outfitting in the Sun Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company's yard at Chester, Pa. This vessel is the largest tanker yet built for the Standard Oil Company of California and will be one of the largest tankers claiming San Francisco as home port. Named after the vice president and treasurer of the great California oil firm, she was christened by Mrs. J. H. Tuttle. As shown by our illustrations, the hull has beautifully molded lines and is of huge bulk. Details have not been publicized by the owners, but undoubtedly she: will have a good turn of speed; will be equipped with the most up-to date, most comfortable, most sanitary and best ventilated living quarters for officers and crew ; will have the latest and most economical geared turbine propulsion machinery; and the most effective cargo pumping system.
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"J. H. Tuttle" now being prepared for active service in February 1943.(Photo Pacific Marine Review)
"J. H. Tuttle" anchored June 24th, 1943.(Photo US Coast Guard)
"J. H. Tuttle", at Vancouver, Canada, April .16th, 1955.
( Photo Copyright Walter E. Frost )
"J. H. Tuttle, at Vancouver, Canada, April .16th, 1955.( Photo Copyright Walter E. Frost )
"J. H. Tuttle" departing Vancouver, BC, Canada, date unknown.( Photo Copyright F. Sherlock )
"J. H. Tuttle" Status Card.