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| The SS J Fred Essary as the USS Sagitt Arius in Okinawa in 1945 |
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| The SS J Fred Essary as the USS Sagitt Arius in Okinawa in 1945 |
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| Western Farmer - former SS Henry Comb - in English Channel in 1952 |
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| The SS Samsoaring after an internal explosion during refitting |
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| The SS Bert McDowell as Navy Repair Ship Hooper Island off the East Coast of the USA in 1945 |
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| The SS John M Clayton as Navy ship Harcourt - bombed and beached in the Pacific |
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| The Italian Flag Fides - formerly the SS James A Wilder - on the River Elbe in 1962 |
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| The launching of the SS Jonathan Grout - launched sideways |
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| The SS Charles S Haight ashore and wrecked off Cape Ann, Massachusetts in April 1946 |
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| The SS Granville S Hall - note Atomic fallout 'Bird Bath' collecting tub on mast |
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| The SS Francis Preston Blair aground on coral reef - picture taken almost 40 years later |
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| The SS Bell Isle as Navy Electronics Repair Ship |
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| The Liberty Ship SS Zebulon B Vance poised for launch 6 December 1941 |
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| The Mikhail Kutusov Liberty transferred to USSR on Lend Lease - formerly SS Graham Taylor |
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| The Navy cargo ship Carina - formerly SS David Davis |
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| The SS Alexander Majors discharging overside during the war |
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| The launch of the SS Stephen Hopkins in April 1942 - Five months later she fought and sank a German raider |
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| The SS John L Sullivan as the YAG 37 with propulsion by deck mounted aircraft engines - England |
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| The lengthened Liberty Capetan Costi - formerly SS Henry M Stephens - Manchester Ship Canal - on the way to be scrapped in Spain |
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| The remains of the ammunition ship SS Richard Montgomery in Thames Estuary - 40 years after she sank |
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| The Nadina - formerly the SS William G Lee |
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| The dismal remains of the SS James Longstreet - used as a target ship |
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| Emblazoned with 'The Thoughts of Mao' the SS Jiading - formerly the SS Amelia Earhart |
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| The SS Brigadier General Alfred J Lyon - Portland, Oregon |
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| Winter in the North Atlantic |
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| The SS Schuyler Colfax - used as a target ship |
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| The SS Leif Ericson as a Navy station tanker |
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| The SS Andrew Marschalk |
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| The SS Pocahontas seen as Bulgarian Andromeda |
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| The US Navy Radar Picket Ship Outpost - formerly the SS Francis J O'Gara - 1957 |
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| The Sturgis - formerly the SS Charles H Cugle - US Army floating nuclear plant |
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| The British flag ship Leicester - formerly the SS Samesk - in tow - Bermuda 1948 |
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| The Army Hospital Ship Blanche F Sigman - formerly the SS Stanford White |
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| The Army Hospital Ship St. Olaf |
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| The SS Julien Dubuque as a troop ship |
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| Part of mothball fleet - mostly Liberty Ships |
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| Navy Liberty Ships at Suisan Bay, California - 1972 |
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| The SS Jeremiah O'Brien launch - 19 June 1943 |
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| The SS Jeremiah O'Brien - Fourth Annual Cruise |
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| On the Foredeck, looking aft |
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| On the Afterdeck, from the Boat Deck |
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| Looking aft, starboard side, from the boat deck |
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| Ships built by the mile and chopped off by the yard |
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| The SS Robert E Peary - launched 12 November 1942 - built in 4 days and 15 1/2 hours |
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| A Liberty ship burns in the Pacific |
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| Liberty ships awaiting demolition off Panama City, Florida in September 1963 |
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| The SS J.L.M. Curry - August 1942 - lost 7 months later due to structural failure |
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| The SS Thomas Nelson as rebuilt under conversion program |
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| The SS John W brown at Pier 42, North River, New York |
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| War damaged Liberty ships in a section of 'Gooseberry' breakwater - deliberately sunk off Omaha Beach at Normandy |
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| The SS William Tilghman discharging equipment and supplies at Antwerp |
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| The Liberty Ship Binky - formerly the SS Howard A Kelly |
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| The SS Thomas F Bayard as a liquified gas carrier - Rio de Janerio - August 1952 |