Building the emergency fleet; a historical narrative of the problems and achievements of the United States shipping board emergency fleet corporation (1920)
Mattox, William Courtney · Cleveland : The Penton publishing co. · leaf 216
ing toshow that the vessel had been under any strain. No deep crackswere found. This vessel had been swept by gales that reached a velocityof 85 to 90 miles an hour. There was no doubt in the mindsof the officials that the Faith was an vmqualified success,although certain architectural… … jaml:s o. hevvvorth Manager of the wood ship division Building the Emergency Fleet more than that of a steel ship and officials were unanimous intheir belief that the whole future of the concrete ship industrydepended upon the cost of construction. The armistice came before concrete shipbuilding…
United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation · Shipbuilding -- United States
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