Editing Union Iron Works (section)

==Ships built==

Some of the ships and ferries built by Union Iron Works include:
* {{ship||El Primero}} launched in 1893, still in service as of 2019
* {{USS|Oregon|BB-3|6}} launched in 1893
* {{USS|Wisconsin|BB-9|6}} launched in 1898
* [[Berkeley (ferryboat)|Berkeley]], [[Southern Pacific Railroad]] ferry 1898, constructed simultaneously with USS ''Wisconsin'' in an adjacent drydock. First complete ferry built by Union Iron Works
* ''San Pablo'', [[Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe]] Railroad passenger ferry. 1899. Sold for scrap in 1937. Hull became first fish reduction plant on [[San Pablo Bay]]
* ''Tamalpais'', 1900 Northwest Railroad passenger ferry. Burned for scrap 1947
* {{USS|Ohio|BB-12|6}} launched in 1901
* {{USS|Monterey|BM-6|6}} launched in 1891
* {{USS|Wyoming|BM-10|6}} launched in 1900
* {{USS|Wheeling|PG-14|6}} launched in 1897
* {{USS|Marietta|PG-15|6}} launched in 1897
* {{USS|Charleston|C-2|6}} launched in 1888
* {{USS|San Francisco|C-5|6}} launched 26 October 1889
* {{USS|Olympia|C-6|6}} launched in 1892. Admiral Dewey's flagship at the [[Battle of Manila Bay]]
* {{USS|Tacoma|CL-20|6}} a {{Sclass|Denver|cruiser|1}} launched in 1903
* {{USS|Milwaukee|C-21|6}} a {{Sclass|St. Louis|cruiser|1}} launched in 1904
* {{ship|Japanese cruiser|Chitose}} launched in 1898
* {{Sclass|Adder|submarine|1}}s {{USS|Grampus|SS-4|6}} and {{USS|Pike|SS-6|6}} for the United States Navy in 1902 and 1903
* ''San Pedro'', 1910 [[Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe]] Railroad passenger ferry. Renamed ''Treasure Island'' when it joined Key System in 1938
* ''Napa Valley'', 1910 Monticello Steamship Company passenger ferry. Sold and resold until scrapped at Portland, Oregon in 1956
* Tanker [[USS Abarenda (IX-131)|SS ''Acme'']] for the [[United States Shipping Board]] in 1916
* {{Sclass|Bainbridge|destroyer|1}}s {{USS|Paul Jones|DD-10|6}}, {{USS|Perry|DD-11|6}} and {{USS|Preble|DD-12|6}} for the United States Navy between 1900 and 1902
* {{SS|Fred W. Weller}} steel tanker for [[Standard Oil of New Jersey]], launched 8 August 1917<ref>{{cite magazine|url=https://archive.org/details/pacificmarinerev1417paci/page/n547/mode/1up|title=Pacific Marine Review|page=92|date=September 1917}}</ref>
* 3 tankers for [[Union Oil of California]]
** ''Olinda'', ''[[List of shipwrecks in August 1940#24 August|La Brea]]'', ''Los Angeles''
* 6 tankers for [[Pan American Petroleum and Transport Company]] (1917-1920)
** George G. Henry, Wilhelm Jebsen, S. M. Spalding, Paul H. Harwood, William H. Doheny, Franklin K. Lane
* 6 of 27 [[United States R-class submarine|''R''-class]] submarines
** first keel laid: R-16, 26 April 1917, last: R-19, 23 June 1917
** first launch: R-15, 10 December 1917, last: R-19, 28 January 1918
** {{USS|R-15|SS-92|3}} ... {{USS|R-20|SS-97|3}}
* 12 of 51 [[United States S-class submarine|''S''-class]] submarines
** {{USS|S-30|SS-135|3}} ... {{USS|S-41|SS-146|3}}
* 26 of 111 {{Sclass|Wickes|destroyer|1}}s for the United States Navy between 1917 and 1919
** first keel laid: ''Ringold'', 20 October 1917, last: ''Stansbury'', 9 December 1918
** first launch: ''McKee'', 23 March 1918, last: ''Stansbury'', 16 May 1919
** 8 are launched on 4 July 1918
** {{USS|McKee|DD-87|3}} ... {{USS|Gridley|DD-92|3}}
** {{USS|Schley|DD-103|3}} ... {{USS|Ludlow|DD-112|3}}
** {{USS|Burns|DD-171|3}} ... {{USS|Stansbury|DD-180|3}}
* 40 of 156 {{Sclass|Clemson|destroyer|1}}s for the United States Navy between 1918 and 1921
** {{USS|Chauncey|DD-296|3}} ... {{USS|Melvin|DD-335|3}}
* 3 [[Six Minute ferries|ferries for Six Minute Ferry Co.]] auto ferry. Short-lived ferry company funded by "Sunny Jim" James Rolph
** ''San Mateo'', ''Shasta'', ''Yosemite''
* 3 [[Richmond–San Rafael Ferry Company#Ex-Southern Pacific ferries|ferries for the Richmond–San Francisco Transportation Company]] in 1924
** ''El Paso'', ''New Orleans'', ''Klamath''
* 3 of 6 {{sclass|Steel Electric|ferry|4}} ferries for the [[Southern Pacific Railroad]] in 1927
** ''[[MV Willapa|Fresno]]'', ''[[MV Klickitat|Stockton]]'', ''[[MV Nisqually|Mendocino]]''
* 2 of 4 {{Sclass|Gridley|destroyer|1}}s
** {{USS|McCall|DD-400|3}}, {{USS|Maury|DD-401|3}} for the United States Navy in 1937 and 1938
* {{anchor|C1-B-details}} 5 of 95 [[Type C1 ship|C1-B]]<ref name="pmr-41a">Pacific Marine Review, January 1941, p. 95</ref><ref name="pmr-41b">Pacific Marine Review, February 1941, p. 71</ref><ref name="pmr-41c">Pacific Marine Review, March 1941, p. 72</ref><ref name="pmr-41e">{{cite magazine|url=https://archive.org/details/pacificmarinerev3841paci/page/n305/mode/1up|title=Pacific Marine Review|date=May 1941|page=44}}</ref><ref name="pmr-41d">Pacific Marine Review, October 1941, pp. 106</ref><ref name="pmr-41f">Pacific Marine Review, August 1941, p. 52</ref>
** contract date: 18 Sep 1939<ref name="pmr-41d"/>
** ''Cape San Martin'', launched 6 Aug 1940,<ref>The Log, August 1940, p. 6</ref><ref name="pmr-41a"/> delivered 3 Feb 1941<ref name="pmr-41c"/> to [[Grace Line]]<ref name="pmr-41e"/>
** ''Alcoa Pioneer'', launched 4 Oct 1940,<ref>The Log, October 1940, p. 6</ref><ref name="pmr-41a"/> delivered to Alcoa Steamship Company<ref name="pmr-41e"/>
** [[List of shipwrecks in May 1942#28 May|''Alcoa Pilgrim'']], laid down 8 Aug 1940,<ref name="pmr-41a"/> launched 10 Jan 1941<ref name="pmr-41b"/>
** ''Alcoa Patriot'', laid down 9 Oct 1940,<ref name="pmr-41a"/> launched 12 March 1941<ref>The Log, April 1940, p. 28</ref>
** ''[[SS Alcoa Puritan (1941)|Alcoa Puritan]]'', laid down 15 Jan 1941,<ref name="pmr-41b"/> launched 3 July 1941<ref name="pmr-41f"/>
** detailed description of the design of these vessels in <ref name="pmr-41e"/>
** two 450&nbsp;psi 740&nbsp;°F [[water tube boiler]]s
** 4,000shp Bethlehem Quincy [[cross compound turbine|cross compound]] steam turbine, double reduction gears, one shaft<ref>{{cite web|title=Cape San Martin (1941) - Lloyds Register of Ships|url=https://southampton.spydus.co.uk/cgi-bin/spydus.exe/ENQ/WPAC/BIBENQ?SETLVL=&BRN=1459907}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|title=Alcoa Pioneer (1941) - Lloyds Register of Ships|url=https://southampton.spydus.co.uk/cgi-bin/spydus.exe/ENQ/WPAC/BIBENQ?SETLVL=&BRN=1402336}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|title=Alcoa Pilgrim (1941) - Lloyds Register of Ships|url=https://southampton.spydus.co.uk/cgi-bin/spydus.exe/ENQ/WPAC/BIBENQ?SETLVL=&BRN=1453277}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|title=Alcoa Patriot (1941) - Lloyds Register of Ships|url=https://southampton.spydus.co.uk/cgi-bin/spydus.exe/ENQ/WPAC/BIBENQ?SETLVL=&BRN=1402330}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|title=Alcoa Puritan (1941) - Lloyds Register of Ships|url=https://southampton.spydus.co.uk/cgi-bin/spydus.exe/ENQ/WPAC/BIBENQ?SETLVL=&BRN=1453944}}</ref>
* following the [[Two-Ocean Navy Act]]
* 4 of 8 {{Sclass|Atlanta|cruiser|1}}s; for the United States Navy between 1941 and 1945
** {{USS|Oakland|CL-95|3}}, {{USS|Reno|CL-96|2}}, {{USS|Flint|CL-97|2}}, {{USS|Tucson|CL-98|3}}
* 36 of 415 [[List of destroyer classes of the United States Navy#World War II|destroyers]]
** 9 of 30 {{Sclass|Benson|destroyer|1}}s for the United States Navy in 1941 and 1942
*** {{USS|Laffey|DD-459|3}}, {{USS|Woodworth|DD-460|3}}
*** {{USS|Caldwell|DD-605|3}} ... {{USS|Kalk|DD-611|3}}
** 18 of 175 {{Sclass|Fletcher|destroyer|1}}s for the United States Navy in 1942 and 1943
*** {{USS|Abner Read|DD-526|3}} ... {{USS|Yarnall|DD-541|3}}
*** {{USS|Stockham|DD-683|3}}, {{USS|Wedderburn|DD-684|3}}
** 6 of 58 {{Sclass|Allen M. Sumner|destroyer|1}}s for the United States Navy in 1944 and 1945
*** {{USS|Putnam|DD-757|3}} ... {{USS|Henley|DD-762|3}}
** 3 of 98 {{Sclass|Gearing|destroyer|1}}s
*** {{USS|William C. Lawe|DD-763|3}} ... {{USS|Keppler|DD-765|3}}
*** in addition: {{USS|Lansdale|DD-766|3}}, {{USS|Seymour D. Owens|DD-767|3}} cancelled, launched incomplete
* 12 of 563 [[Destroyer escort#World War II shipbuilding programs|destroyer escorts and APDs]]
** 12 of 148 {{sclass|Buckley|destroyer escort|1}}s for the United States Navy in 1943 and 1944<ref>{{cite web|url=http://destroyerhistory.org/de/buckleyclass/ |title=Buckley-class destroyer escorts in World War II |access-date=March 18, 2015 |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150402124656/http://destroyerhistory.org/de/buckleyclass/ |archive-date=April 2, 2015 }}</ref>
*** {{USS|Foreman|DE-633|3}} ... {{USS|Vammen|DE-644|3}}

Ships reconstructed by the Union Iron Works include:
* {{SS|Columbia|1880|6}} - Refitted unsuccessfully due to heavy damage caused by the [[1906 San Francisco earthquake]]. Refit and repairs completed elsewhere.<ref name="Belyk">Belyk, Robert C. Great Shipwrecks of the Pacific Coast. New York: Wiley, 2001. Print.{{ISBN|0-471-38420-8}}</ref>